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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
Arrival Of the California Steamers.
Nearly Two Millions of Specie on Freight.
GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
The Elections in Oregon.

New York, Aug. 24.-The steam
ship George Law arrived this morning
from Aspinwall. She brings the Cali
fornia mails (San Francisco dates to tic
ls,) and three hundred passcngers.-
She has over one million Of dollars in
gold on freight.
The steamship North Star has also
arrived from San Juan. She brings a
large number Of passengers, and eight
hundred Thousand dollars in gold on
freight.
The Prometleus and Brother iona.
than had both arrived out prior to the
departure Of the North Star. u..
The Democratic State Convention
met at Sacramento on the 18th Of July,
when scene of confusion and rowdy-
ism ensued which battles all description.
Nothing of the kind had ever before oc-
Cured in California.
The Convention was completely d.
vided. Each faction or division of the
Convention appointed a Chairman, and
each appointed q committee to examine
the credentials Of delegates. Two sets
of permanent officers were elected
The result was the nomination of two
tickets.
After remaining in session until nine
o'clock, ,rithout lights, both quilted the
church, where the convention was held,
together.
The two divisions are known as the
Electionists and the anti. Electionis,s.-
The former nominated for Congress the
present incumbsnts, Messrs. McDougall
and Latham. The latter nominated P.
T. Herbert and J. W. Denover.
The Wing State convention have
nominated Calhoun Benham and George
Bowie for Congress. Owing TO the
split, the wings feel confident Of carry
ing the State.
The coming political campaign prom
Uses to bethe most exciting ever known
in the State.
The Marysvillc Fire.
The fire ut Marysville occurred on
the 9th of July. In fifty minutes after
it broke out, it burned over the entire
district bounded by Second, Fifth, b
and D. streets. The loss will exceed
$500, 900.
Miscellaneous News.
The San Francisco papers state that
the crop Of breadstufs will be more
than sufficient 10 last for the exttwelve
months. Large shipments of Flour to
Australia had already commenced.
The money market at San Francisco
was quite tight.
Later news from China had been re-
ceived. Several battles had been fought
between the Government troops and the
people, in consequence of an attempt to
levy tax To support the lmperalists in
the war against the rebels.
The election in Oregon proved to be
very exciting. 1t resulted in com
plete Democratic triumph. The Con-
ven,ion party were badly beaten. 1t
will he some time before Oregon ap-
plies for admission into the Union as a
State.
1t was reported that the steamship
Sonora had arrived at Panama with one
million four hundred thousand dollars
in gold.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
Fall Styles Of Hats, Caps, &c.

Messrs. FIFE & CAMPBELL, at the "Com-
mercial Buildings have just received an
assortment Of Fall Styles Of Hats, Caps, &c,
10 which they would invite attention.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

The "Know-Nothings" elected their
ticket at Mobile on Monday last Tor CON-
missionprs Of Revenue, Auditor ofPublic
Acts and County Assessor.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

The Know-Nothings carried the late
election at ATLANTA, Ca, by a majority Of
300.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

FREDERICK DOUGLASS, The celebrated
colored "pusson" made The literary address
at Commencement ofthe Western Reserve
College of Ohio. His subject was the
"ndenity graces," To prove the doc
trine Of physical indenity he paid the fol-
lowing compliment 10 bis Irish hearers
He said the first day he set his loot on En-
ropean soil he addressed ten thousand Irish
men, and found them needing nothing
but the sun and soil ofAfrica 10 make them
in all respects like their own race-feet
ofthe same form, shoulders of the same
mould and with the same shutting gait!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
General Ne1us.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


New York, Aug. 24.-Tho steamer
Asia arrived at her wharf at 7 o'clock
this morning, bringing dates from Liv-
erpool to the 18th Of August.
Tho Canadian steamer Ottaway ar
rived at Liverpool on the morning Of
tho 18th.
E. L. Davenport, tho distinguished
American actor, came out in the Asia.
Tho King ofSaxony was thrown from
his carriage, near lnnspruck, on the
9Th, was kicked by horse, his skull
fractured, and died in half an hour
Progress Of the War.
Prince GortschakolT, tho Russian Am.
bassador at Vienna, announces that
Moldavia as we'll as Wallachia, will be
Immediately evacuated, consequently
the advance of the Austrians has been
countermanded.
Austria subsequently signed an en-.
gagement with England and France 10
insist on guarantees of future peace
from Russia, and not to be satisfied with
the statu quo.
The Russians continue to retreat and
the Turks to advance, but no fighting
has taken place.
Active preparations continue to be
made for the invasion of Crimea, but
the expedition las not yet sailed.
Nothing new has been received from
the Baltic excepting the report only Of
the bomfardment and capture of Bonn
ersund, Two converts and some build
ings we're bombarded in the White Sea.
Eighty thousand Turks are now sta
ted to be- in NVallachia.
The whole course Of the Danube,
from Orsova to Galatz is in possession
of the Turks.
Austria and Prussia are expected
soon to propose to the German Diet
that the Federal contingency be placed
on war footing.
The Prussian army has not yet been
mobolized. .
The cholera has broken out violent
ly at Vienna. The typhoid fever has
also appeared.
! A small English expedition up the
Salima, mouth Of the Danube destroy.
cd the Russian stockades, and burned
Salina to the ground.
ENGLAND.
In the British Parliament Mr.. Hume
called the attention Of the Government
to the necessity of Taking still more
energetic measures for the suppression
of the Cuban slave trade. He was
sure Espartero would give his best as
sistance 10 carry out the project.
Lord John Russell belieyedthat strong
efforts were making BY the Spanish au
thori,ies, and he thought those efforts
would be now increased. Ho promis.
ed that the British Government would
keep wa,chful eye OH the subject
The Government had chartered ships
to convey arms and stores for defence
to Halifax and St. Johns, N. B., Que.
bee and Montreal, and the West India
Islands, &c.
The cholera was increasing at Liver
pool.
An American built big of 300 tons
timber laden, water-loggcd stripped and
abandoned, and that had apparently
been fired into by thirty-two Founders,
was boarded on the 18th Of June, in
lat. SO N. long IS W. She was suppo.
sed to have been overhauled by priva.
tceE
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

Cincinnati, August 29.-It has now
been asccrtained that twenty-five per-
sons lost their lives by the falling Of the
church walls at Louisville, on Sunday
last.
Upwa,ls Of sixty men, women, and
children were more or less injured.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

CmoLERA.-The interments for the
past week ending on the Goth, at the
two cemeteries, were 80, deaths by choI-
era IS. In the colored burying-ground
20-l2 by cholera-a total Of 90, n de.
crease from the proceeding week.
There have been several deaths from
cholera at Savannah.-Ricdmond Her
al1 r''"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

FlNED.-On Wednesday last, the Coun-
ty Court fined couple Of young lawyers
$40 each, for hard wordsand harsh threats
hurled at each other at tho bar. Served
'em right. Our Court House is too often
converted into bear garden, and we are
glad 10 note this indication off design on
The part of the bench, to stop scenes which
are TOO common to be even amusing
Parkersb,ug Gazette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

The Cheapness Of Virginia lands is
proving q sore temptation 10 many Penn
sylvania agriculturists. Ills well known
that already quitea large number of farm.
ers from this State have been thus induced
to purchase and settle upon property in
the Old Dominion; but lately this DISPOSE
tion seems to be on the increase, and this
has been produced by the fact that within
the last five years tolerable handsome for
funds hove been realized by the apprecia-
ton of property.-NorM american. 3.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

Bcsgars find plenty of one kind of pro-
visions-thcy get tho cold shoulder frou.
almost every t0ly.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

N. P. Willis is said to be rapidly fail
ing. In consequence he has been COM
PEELED to stop writing his weekly contri.
buttons to tho H,mo Journal.
Three Painters were kil!edin Frederick
county, Va last week.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
HUSSIA-ANlERiCA.

A letter in the London Times states
that the Hudson Bay Company enjoy
exclusive use of all the Russia-Ameli.
can coast from 81 40, to Cape Spencer,
near SIS north, by certain agreement
with Russia, aud IN this arrangement
it is understood that Great Britain can
found a claim to the present actual pos
scssionoi the only really valuable por.
ton of the Russia-Amorican coast, and
thereby interpose an effectual stop to
its transfer to the United States.
Further from the Seat Of War.
Latest by Telegraph Rcceiocd at Licer-
pool from London.
DRESDEN, Aug. 10.-Prince John,
the brother of the late King, has issued
proclamation signed by the ministers,
announcing his accession to the throne
Of Saxony.
LONDON, Aug. l2.-Three thousand
French troops have landed at the 18TH
mus Of PerkoF, in Crimea, and three
thousand on the Island Of Aland.
The English funds opened with con-
tinued bnoyancy. The demand for
money is still good, but less active than
at the commencement Of the week.
DANrzrrc, Aug. ll.-Three thousand
French soldiers and GOO English ma
rines landed at the ports in the Island
Of Aland with but little interruption,
and no loss, on tho preceding Tuesday.
The forts were to be attacked next day.
Admiral Napier was of Bomersund
in the ship Bull Dog.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Moniteur pub
fishes the French governments refusal
to grant an amnesty, but that peace may
be had Oh tho following terms:
LIST. The abolition Of the Russian
protectorate over Wallacliia, Servia.
and Moldavia.
Cd. The freedom of the mouth Of the
Danube.
.. The version of the ,ren,y with ref.
erence to the limits Of Russia in the
Black Sea.
4th. No power to have protec,o-
rate over Turkish subjects.
9Th. Prisoners were executed at Par
ma IN the 9TH inst, having taken part
IN the recent instruction. I
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
The Marysvillc Fire.

The fire ut Marysville occurred on
the 9th of July. In fifty minutes after
it broke out, it burned over the entire
district bounded by Second, Fifth, B.
and D. streets. The loss will exceed
S300 600.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD / CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. IL Cliff Street
n NEW s0RK,
. Are Sole Agents IN the United States for
M USPRATT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
lVl Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Gcnescc do do Printing do
Rawlins Sons English Tissue dc
First quality Ultramaripe Blue.
They arc also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
facturers in this country, and offer for sale by far the
most extensive and desirable stock Of paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials that can be found in
this OF any other country. 68s{
They occupy the large and commodious Warchous
es, No. IL Cliff street: No. So Cliff street, No. lsi
Christopher street, and the Lofts over the large Iron
stores, and Cliff street. B-
Thci, busincssis strictly wholesale, and Writing Pa
pers are sold BY the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest
possible prices.
p,per made to order, any size or weight. Liberal
I'd ,ances made on consignments Of Paper, Paper Ma
,,r Is stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
If Rags ssE July IS, lS53-bry
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THE subscriber OF rs for sale on reasonable terms
] his store ard dwelling house in Danviile centre
2 miles west Of Burlington, the lou<c is first rate
I wo story Trek building with frame ware house
wod-house md other buildings withqa well Of first
rate water and good cistern all under cser.toI is
/, frst rate stand for country storc and any enc
Wishing to 90 into be business could not get better
stand. j5sI *5 49,
Terms one third cash the b5lance in one and tw.
years with 10 percent interest. ~ IL
will also sell the black smith chop and lot on the
rposte side If the street, with half Of ground
For fu' her particulars enquire Of d. korcr esq !,
or the snhscrher on the premises lis s.Is4BA
Danville Co. re, Jas. GOLDEN. y
Oct 9th tt Telegraph eopy.] 4
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IL EM OVAL.
NEW STORE AND NEW BOO

NEW STORE And NEW BOOKS.
M EsSRS. MIXER & VAN METER have the
w pleasure ~ to their friends and the
public generally, that they permanently To-
ca ted ard arranged in their new and commnlious
store, in the Barrett House. adjoining the Post Occ,
where they will he happy 10 welcome all who wsh 10
purchase even l1k at something nice and valuable
in the book line. We are receiving our new ,tock
Of books and stationery, and herewith cnurncrate \
few among the many choice and valuable works nov
~ Cruise of the North Star, by DR.. Chowlcs.
IIaps and Mishap%, by Grace Greenwood.
Prismatcs, by Hayward. F efa'
Busy Moments Of nm Idle Woman. 6t
The Sunshine Of Grcystone.
iumshine in the Palace and Cottage.
Poems and Parolics, by Phoebe Cary.
Poems IF Grace Greenwood. ss-
History Of my Pets. by Grace Greenwood.
hH Recollcctims Of my Childhood by Grace Grcenwsp1
My Two Sisters BY Mrs. Jud>on. it
Elegant Narrative. Ii#
Lady Huntington and her Friends. s
A new memoir Of Dr.. Julson, completed In enc wi.
umc The issues Of the Tract Society Sunday Schocl
Union, ard full supply u school looks and station
cry together with all the msgaRines-Iarpcrs, Put
nam, Cooley, Graham, National, Arthur, Glcasona,
&C., &c.
Weintend to keep up with the times, furnish go"d
books and ata low price; in other words, VIC meant
do tho Handsome thing" and simply ask 10 share In
the patronage Of the DARLING PUBLIC.
May ., 81. MIXERA VAN METER.
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~ RAIL ROAD LINE,
8ss34 DAILY
KEOKUk AND ROCk ISLAND. !
4HE Two fAsI STEAxkas w

fHE TWO FAN kTEAAkesg
. ~. >. salSkes A6d Bea 3CMm tbrlis !.
NJ OWsmak~ DAILY tripr. c,oaccting with The cars
In for Ch,ca 10 ~ RDc Island. and WITH The Daily
Hne Of Packets Er st. Luis, nt Kcokuk. ~
The Y. Mex EE. Capt. DUd = leave& Rsck Island
every Nurlay, Wednesday md Ftiday evenings for
Kakuk. Returning, leaves Kcokuk every Tuesiay,
Thursday ard Saturday evenings. { f 49,. X
y The JENNY LIND, Capt. Clark, leaves Rock L.
and every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening
Returning leaves Kcokuk every Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday evenings. Ha7sf
June 22,-tcn. aisa asf
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NEW FRUIT STORE.

Just OPESTNG, on Jefferson street, opposite 1aeN
u The Barrett House where everything in that %tfc
line will hc constantly kept hand, every va -.
riety eff Fruits Preserves Jellies. Cand e. Nuts, Spi
ccs Pickles. Catsup Pepper Sauce Ju Jubc Paste Fig
Paste Tobacco and Cigars If all kinds
s A'sn the finer Sytus Sugars. Coffee. Teas (extra
fine white fish from the Lake, Hcrrings, Sardin's,
Oysters. Family Soap. Fancy Soap, Sperm Candies,
American Choc ate French Chocolate, Farins, Maca-
roni. Vermicc'li. &c &r.z q. .saalt.f ses1 i
Cash paid for apples and other domestic fruits and
nuts. at see a73aag1ag aff4 b87aaa5 Esat8tsa
A share of patronage is solicited. 4.t.
Oct. II. Is54..1 r. j. B. BROWNING y
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

kEsOLU1IUN, fixing the amount Of Tax to be l.v;cd
upon the assessed value of the Real and Personal
property Of the city, IF Burlington, for the year
1854. Re Es&s kt&&Fs Sc 1856 +
Be it resolved by the City Council of the city of
burlington, That to dfray the current expenses of
The city of Burlington. there is hereby levied upen the
assessed value Of the Real and Personal Property OF
aid city for the year A. d. ls54,a Tax Of one per
cent uu as an ordinary tax for general Revenue pur-
poses including the ten cents the hundred dollars
authorized by the city Charter to be levied as prep
cr.y Road tax-and hat the City Recordc be direct
I'd arrange the city tax list in the provided
by Ordinance passed April 18th lS52 and to deliver
The to the city Collector, taking his receipt
Z ercf,r. f 4a ;,+& ~ e
Adopted Octobel oh, is "a.
L. DISTORTION, Mayor.
Attest: j. TRACY, City Recorder, 7s5ts} In
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CO 10 Persons out Of Employment ID
.,a $500 to 81 900 a Year.
A CHANCE 70 MAKE MONEY AID DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

sTNlIE subscriber publishes number 81 ncet vaiua-
i moral and religious influence flat While good men
may safely engage in t,cr circulation they will
fer "a PUBLIC benefit, and receive rain coNrESsA-
TtoN for their lalMr. ST.
E-T nen of enterprise and tact, this business IF
tcrs an opportunity FIR profitable c,npl ymcnt seldom
to ~, met with sHa r
gs-P,rsoiis wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, Circular containing full
particulars, with CORRECTIONS TO persons dsps Sod to
act ms Agents. together with the terms on which
they will be furnished by addressing the subscriber
post paid ROBERT SEARS, PuBlisHER..
Isl William Street, Ncw-Yo
Ns~IN PRESS, and ready for Agents by the LIST
Of October, 1854 ..Sears illustrated Description
Of the Russian Empire" For further particulars
address rs abnve.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS,

SEVERAL Thousand energetic and trustworthy
- young men are wanted to act as a gents both
local and traveling-ne State in the Unin, for
the sale Of patented article Of manufacture now 10
extensive demand. The exclusive right for the Uni
ted States is own d by the ADVERT ers, and agents Of
capacity and business tact can easily earn Two Hun
drcd Dollars per month. ,af s =,
sf NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
/" Extract from communications from our
agents." "bhercUith enclose you draft
.for--dollars, deducttug One hundred
and nimety-serea dollars as my commission
on the sale Of the last MONTH" Signed ''H.
Reed" 81 shall realize as commission on
my sales this month about one hundred and
sercnty-fre dollars" f. G. Field. .lsi ~
gfhe .ccupaton will prove light and gentleman
" employ men,--as honorable MS it is profitable. =
No agent will be accepted unless abe tn rrsauce
sub>tt al ,estB astc cha, acter and industry
Salaries will be arranged for the first year if pre-
ferrcd. &n5s1 f71ts
So many answers t, advertisements are forwarded
from 'tives Of Idle curiosity nly, the advertisers
will consider application unless accompanied by
One Dollar evidence Of sincerity, when full par
ticulars will be forwarded. .3 #l
Address BURNS, BENEDICT 4 Co..
Baltimore, Md.
To the substantial nature of the enterprise we re
fer to KENNETH 4 DALE, LIE ROY, SONS i Co.
Also to HAMILTON X. WEST, Ohio Hon. Z. Nj.
DENFiS, Rhode Island, and NJ. RAY Key West, Fla.
Oct 81, '54-2m
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"a Fresh Groceries.
.ff> WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MATTHIAS BARTSCnERER.
MAIN STREET, BURLIGNTON IOWA.

T AN now opening my large stock Of Groceries, which
j will compare favorably with any stock VI Groccries
in this city. NY assortment is large and complete
and embraces every article usually found in Groccry
establishment, as follows
Sugars Of all qna Molassc., Coffee Of all kinds:
Teas. Fish, Tobacco, Scgars. Rasins, Figs,
#sh Pickles. Glassware, &C., &c.
| have also on hand 4 large assortment Of
NOD,H>AOD ~ So
Among which many useful articles may he fcuod. I
intend to kecT al all time. choice suppl y of
BACONFOR THE CITY TRADE. is
have made arrangements with some Of the best but
Ter makers in the county to keep me continually sup
piled with g,od butter and my city customers may
conf lcdy rely upon getting at my establishment at
oil times,
GOOD FRESH BUTTER.
7 have also made arrangements with some Of ou
best aaries to get all the the cheese they make
will consequently have on hand q. all times lars,l
supply Of
FIRST RITE CHEESE.
invite all persons desiring to purchase 6roccris TO
give a call feel confident that will be able
to give entire satisfaction both in regard prices and
quality Of articles. It. E
EY.Don't forget the place, next door be-
low Kimball Il Co.'S Main street.
may 25, 1854.
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J3ANT M5N2 lDMA W5

Lefore purchasing elsewhere, NJ We are determined
not be unders Id by any other in tho
places Our goods have all been selected with great
care, and by that is we'll aclaaistcd with the
and English Merinocs, Muslins and MI wool De
ancs plain and figured silks, Coburgs, Sack FlanncIs,
Debcgs, Persian Cloths, plain end figured Popains,
enfbDilered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Damasks.
wiff, sGimps and Tassels to match Cloths, CASH
mercs Satnctts, Twecds Jeans, Linens, rcd Flanncle
brown bleacbcd and coIored Canton FIannels; eilk,
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bcnneI Rib
hons all colors philadelphia made Boots snd Sbser
Shawls: long Thihet Cashmere; nice assostmert %
chklsen wool Hose all sses ladies cotton and wosl
EosG Gloves, Kid all colors Cashmsvc aal Lisls
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, etc, etc., ete.,t si "
aug, Is, ,5i-tf. 4p4 " sfe4 go m ESQ u }4w sia
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CLARK. g. CHESTNUT. A.

CLARK a. CHESTNUT.
TIAVE just received by Oatman Express and are
i now opening for inspection, tho BEST selection
and most beautiful stock IT MI sr
Fall and " inter Goods, sss,ts
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate. that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware, Glassware. and lQueenswsve.
Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Bonnets Oil Cloths, Chr.
pets. Clothing, &C., &C., to which we would respectful
" cal the attention OF the citizens and oil others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest by cal
ing at the *4+@a N. .nat4E
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~ ATCHES-Jnst received. god assortment Of
w gold hunting and open faced Anchor and l@,
mines. Also very superior lot Of silver hunting and
opcn faced Anchor and Lcpines, for sale cheap by
r 80 A.W. 4 w. CARPEsrER.
sept. q, "a. SCI "
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Ia Il Hats and Caps. :, t..i-.r Il.
OF every DESCRIPTION for men bys, and children,
sincl1dng dsh, sealctte fur silk cotton and WOOL
nov tneEt
Oct. .-.nu sL4Lk G. D. PARsoSs.s
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rI,HE Lamplighter, Poems of the Heart, Party
u Ieaders-sketches Of Jefferson, Hamilton, Jack
con, Clay and Randolph, for sale by
w Oct. III, '54 Z. A. VAN METER.
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rr1r have : snc assortment Il gUsKIYS snd !. Qyl
W. n .S".. f nre men women aid p
W.. w or sn 80. Il ''s"' T. L. &C. B: fARsoxs.