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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-27

HRUSHED, powdered and brown sugar, Coffee
" black and green Teas spices &C., for sale by
2-4S SMITH HARDIN.
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Bsisros in favor of last year. sa4o


GREAT FIeHT IN TExAs.-A private letter from
San Patricio, Texas, to gentleman Of New Orleans,
states that . great fight took place at the Round
Lake. near the town Of San Patrcio, on the 3Oth Of
last month. It seem that Patrick Hart had killed
Henderson Miller in fight, in the month of Sep.
TENDER last and writ was issuedor him. He at first
evaded the civil authorities but at length resisted
them. The Sheriff hearing that Hart was ct McFal's,
brother -in-aw, where he was fortified, summoned
fifteen men to 60 and take him but when they ar.
rived at the horse of McFsll, and ordered Hart to
surrender, he replied, "Coms and take me-" and then
ne and his friends fired their guns upon the Sheris
party, who retreated to corral or pen, took posi-
ton there and then sent to town for supplies for
regular siege. Hart and his party fired on the
Sberis party all day, but without effect, and after
dark the house OF AcFsll took fire, and the Sheri's
party charged upon 1t, when Hart and his friends
fed, firing their guns upon .be 6herifs party, who
returned the FIRE, which killed McFs1 severely
wounded Buchanan, and slightly wounded Hart in
the bead, who made his escape. Antonio Sanchez,
one of the Sberifrs party, was killed, and Samuel
Miller was slightly wounded. Miller and Hart are
brothers in-law.
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% 49, s .:.s e: -. = 3. u.
eohr Didsan, Birdsau WnniH9tsn, days
echR ma, miskesson, Boston. dAYs.
e "a. iss ns Iallnsr nssss.. . days.
sehs I9ert smith, Reekisaa-
eehr Melville. - neeklaAl
sehr yehA OsvAhers. Bullock KssklaAl
sehx 9saxy OasAe6, -. NsvDsgA
b,eep yiguaAA Wells, NsvpeTA
s,oop OxsqsR, Fowler, Provldsasa.
otoe1 Irs9erie Brown, 0axdiner Prsvd0ee.
nseanse shssusksA osas. Norwich, o.
i, rynHED-sh 1nphe xsrsgs. hmss Ssg Nvsepssa Jan
which sassss PER- w.: aissiaf sz1sye.seS hssy vss
a. aas sssshsrsl rive, ana vAs Ssss $780,
- AZ The Auaats Deck 10 repairs went $3.50
nee o. 0ovsfnor's Island, ana WAS eoS a e
n'sn wsssf nn evening" without rsosvias any la.a0e.
One ship and enc bzg. unknown
The ship Oompremisg repoYtsl bsle~ v..x..s.,s. -.
wake; II wa the ship 1mpks, sssusnsl icsky
HAHD.
Bteamships Augusta Savannah; James Adesr Chsssss,
Roanoke Norfolk TO ships John 0pin 6an FraSsissSs
Blanchard Charleston; Osvego N0rlssas; bark MasssSS
Manxanilo; brig Russell Hatanxas; and sthsIS.
Wind during the day INV and fresh.
There are large quantities. sr ss In The East sal Neen
rivers tsdAy.
[By SANDY 10 EAsHxrIo fnIssRAyu.l
fHr HIaHLArDs Jan Elm pu
One ship and w srigs In the Southern ong. beund Il.
bseamshps Augussa JsnW Adgsr and Roanoke South e
Wind ffsSh from INV. wssshsr clear and Geld.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO TESTIMONIAL IN BOSTON,
The committee Of the merchants of Boston, ap
pointed to receive and appropriate the subscriptions
fer the San Francisco testimonials, have made their
awards The following is their report
Bosros, JAN 20, 1854.
The committee appointed tho 18th inst to collect
funds and to present Testimonials to the captains Off
care and crews Of the Kby, the Three Bells and the An
tarctc, in view OF their gallant conduct the occasion
OF the recue of the passengers and Of the San Fran
cisco have attended TO the uty they charged with
The hoeraty Of the contributors placed nine thousand
and hfty olArs at their dis posal
In tbs investigation made BY . sub committee, II has
been impossible to overlook the courage and
Of the commander and officers Of the wrecked ship, the
humanity displayed by Captasn Pendleop Of the Lucy
Thorn pscn, and the judgment evInccd by Lieutenant
Murray Of the o. 8. Navy.
The committee do NOT doubt that the complimentary
notice which they have taken Of each Of these gentlemen
will meet the appreciation o. the subscribers
The following sums have been unanimously appro
prtated for testimonials:--
TO Captain Low, OF the Kilby ..............$l00 900
To Captain Creighton, Of the Three Bells 1000
To Captain Soufer, OF the Ant arctc ........ 900
To the officers OF each Of the three ships, $780, TO
be distr 5uted In view Of thsir and msrit 400
To the crews Of the three ahips Ito be distributed
~ the sub committee and the respective Gap
tsins may determne) one third each ......... 1900
And for com plimentary testimonials to Captain
Watkins, his officers and Engineer, to Captain
Pendleton, and to Lieut.. Murray ........... 1850
Total. $1,000
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HARIrInE IHTELLIGEnOs.


Port or New York. January %, 1854.
CLEARED.
Steamship Roanohs Simmer rfolk As Ludiam Plea
Steamship james Adssr Dielinsoa Chszsssss, spsarS
i,! h:rs:s.n B.n,, Meier H..surs. via cAasissssa.
sY:,., .,, .1s.,s.
BARI " Q. mn. kosbs, Lisboa wh.,s O.
s : sarah sarah Jane S. .s; g .ssn.a q.
Bnk Ardennss Lambert. New Orleans. Fesdisk Seam
Bash Maria Noren Bulhky, Bridgeport Scranton TALL
Brig zsss Norsan YarHshsm and m.rhs II K Corning
Bns aoissa, Powell b. MARKS. &s snsiiwsod AnAerson
Brs Ba.s Crosby. Trinidad Dc Cuba snnh seynsss
B B's s. n , sSs'f p.ss Ponce s Psisss
Brs s.rsh n orndyhs Harding Port Prince. Nssnish
Brig Ocean Bird; ps!E.. Bosscs. N assss.
ssr an, p.s,,, Pnsrs s' c.b.ilo
sehr r we'hsrsii, swain Kingston, ia, Van Brunt
seSr Mar, cha.lssse, Perry, o,r.sc.. ? Buck Co.
sr S M ssss sisss rhsmp.on asa
y',s E ss.;sr IsSSms
ssbr rrAnsis Iimorr Smith. Richmond Van Bruns 4
ssSf Mathew. Hunter rsnssslps,s, u. Hsne.
issas, sn,dps sssas sW .rrsi hAe'
setr rupbsuia, Tidrisss, Boston. " L-vis
sohr wiii>n. srovpBn. Bath chA Duncan Co
sehr Css : R'ehs,s srssel @h.tsr
siooy rcinsr, fosiss Pr Sssrss sn s.,,,r h'Ven'
Steamer B Besch, ssndsrs PhiladephiA, W BrKss
ARRIVE
Brig Sarah Cusbnan. -, New Haven. 2 days. In bal
Brlg russne Reed, Rcd Blsot Rock. in ballast.
tobr heelsidS toi tllsnd Jan iesor, Long leland b,
h,mss, IS dsys ~itb hides ,ew Sewu Ace. Expert
sehr PSsH ssfs cof G,ssntor,, sssir.s, ssr.soss
vn,Tv.ls y s.y, WA hides % a.of ssss' Risrs'
ssbr willsn csssury t.t Roesssa n.a.,ns. ya.hser
% s, y: % S *: =: . ,sss ::
make her %, orias 70 the sarhssssei sha nisha
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M. 6oule, was publiahed In - HnALD Or TIE 18th
Inst, IN the lstter q our Madrid oouespsadeak.
from ths Indspsad6nss nsaeal
We received from Mr.. Pierre Souls the following
though 1t will perhaps be conceded that It might
have been written In moro delicate language, -
pecially In consideration Of . wounded adversary.
w. MADRID, Dss. 90 1858.
10 IHI DfrOR or IN NDRKNDNm.
eR-Your paper Of the oath inst pubhshss undsr the
meat eonesrni.s the didsness between my son ana he
Duks Of Alba, aad betwss. the Marquis o. Iurgot and
myself som: particulars q xhish are entirely ground
lsss, and which beg Of ron to allow 10 correct
II 10 entirely untrue that 1.-THE explanatory letter writ
ten my son By the Duke Of Alba has bssn affirmed
to the EDgsh nor d 1t true, that from any
publication Of its contents the difhcuty which
brought about the hostile meeting Of the 18th Of Novs
II not tI1e that my has ''bssn disarmsd by the
|. not tru. that my letter TO the Marquis do rursot
no. true that NJ has .o"sS thru.
Ssy Sr: y Z t.s. ha. he hit
having got his band wen in, he did not even allow me
time to Ok my affairs; but he urged me to hasten the
that had required and which agreed upoa By his
witnesses and mine.
raj custom have left the geld without giving any
Of sympathy to the wounded" Ny first movement when
seeing adversary fall to send him word by Of
my seconds the brave and inoorruptibe ntendant DON
Bsnito Asno Dc GAminde that hoped that the wound
would not prove FERROUS" 1t my cloak which, With
that Of the heroic General DON Francisco Vaides my
other second, used . litter. II was my linen
which used to dress his wound and my doctor who
gsvs the 6rst help.
Al for recon .ilistion do not recognise In any
the right to himself judge OF The pre-
venting me to seek for it, Of the which
ahould have Influenced my determination to refuse 1t,
had II been offered to me.
The insult to Madame Soule, at n de Turgot's house.
was directed against and not agsinst her and
from stations viii b, however high they may ssem
not those towards which feel all inclined to voun
tssr the slightest concession have the honor to 30
PIERRE SOULE.
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Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. rs, 1864
NsuRAycS COMPANIES.
Mr. BROOKS presented memorial rslitive 10 the taxa
tos Of insurance companies
The bin extending the time for Are insurssos compa
niss 10 make their annual report was read third tins
HAUxN HEpGn
NJ SHEERI Init reduced bii for tho d continuance Of
the Harlem river bridgA
GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL sodrI ErC
Mr. RoBnrs reported In favor Of moo poratng The Geo
graphical aud Statistical Society Of New Yosk.
The PRKnDE presented the annual report Q; the Eye
and E&i InhImafy.
GkTps TO FrRRIRs
NJ Srsscrr introduced bill req aiding al the New
Yosk city ferry con panies to fa,oish their ~, or
landings with life saving gates
Dfmxssx HILLS AGANeT srArr PRIsoss rc
MT Wriusm iutroducss . resolution 20 suthori@ the
ssciciary Vonai,:ss 10 brns bill 10 repeal The soe
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Clipper ship Messenger Smith which arrived 81 PhiIaAsl
phia 18th ns made The from San Francisco y OsDe
Horn In 50 thence averaged 100 miles
days asd after passing Arbross Bank s6 miles n
passed Fenambuoo 9th inst and arrived Of the OaS
The nav clipper ship Black Warrior 1885 tons built q
Mewene Ne hes been sold 81 about 00 ths houss e
WIN wilson bons. Bsltimore and the brig Caske -
sons, built ~ Newburypsrt, double deck, q 1850.
BIZ sohr Alice Rogers arrived Boson on Friday M
Caps Duby and seventeen ship SnesDoro -
fordshire.
LAuNcHED-At Them aston, rscsntly BY Nesus Oliver
me brig o. 100 tons, called The Norris Bs - ~
commanded BY OspS Simon \ Long.
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PoRfAND Jan II, 1904
The otiuon Of the Supreme Court to the vacancies
10 the Senate was read in the House cay 1t deoides
hrst that the Senator's though kss than majority OF
ths whole Board may decid the election OF Senator's
apd that the Rouse all vacsocs without the
crrce OF the Senate Second that the 81 majors shoud
send up al vacancies ~ time. and thai the House
may rsfrse 70 go into convention unt this II DONE
Third that II both branches concur they may lawfully
AL enc vacancies without acting the others
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Loss By FIRES IN BosToN.-The following statis-
appesr on the record of the Board of Engineers
Of the Fire Department. The total number of alarms
during the year was 2O2 from the following causes
Fires, 1853; false alarms, IL; burning chimnsys, s;
alarms originating out of the city, 6; rekindng of
previous fires, 4; repeating the alarm,
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The Gayazrl Riots I'm Montreal.


The postpond triAs o, the Caviar rioters have been
concluded Qaebec The Court ordered the acquiitAl
OF four OF the prsoner for OF evidence aud the
rest have acquitted the ground that TIE ipdct
en charges the intent to destroy the church. Instead
Of nerely sssaultipg the Padre.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE-DIAL0LICAL RAILROAD
OBSTRUCTION.
BuyyAIo. Jan. %, 1854.
are occurred last night on the premises Of j. 7.
Noys which entirely destroyed Loss about $4,000
fireman named, Henry r. jackson, fsn from the third
Story through scuttls, and was instantly killed.
Last evening . train on the Central Railroad
thrown nom the track near this city In consequence Of
sbstrueHons placed on the read The oom ,Any offer
Is 900 reward for the discovery Of the mscrsant.
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hlarlkets.

CINCINNATI, Jan. a, 1854
Flour has advanced to ST. Provisions are buoyaut,
with large sales Of bulk At 4o Abso for shout
ders and sides 5000 bbls prime lard sole ct mess
pork S2 rs SO 20 but now mostly held ct si3 Hogs
are SIN arriving with sales IT - 90 s. FrsgAts to
noe nork 7Oo
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Cold weather In the East.


nhss bsen very cold here to day The thermometer,
a. shutdown was at Zsro.
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The Steamship Pampers Mt New Orleans.
NEW ORLzAzs. Jan. rs, 1854.
The steamship Pampso from San Juan has arrived at
this port. bringing the sane California dates a. the
Northern Light at New York.
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The Ohio United Statss Denatsrship.
CuuuAn, Jan. -, 1854
Ths democratic members Of the Legislature 10 caucus
halotsd for candidate for United States Senator until
one O'Clock this morning. without s6sstns choice
They thsn adjourned sine de.
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Herald Marine CorrssponAsne>.
Leeds, NYork. A'A@
Old steamer Delaware. Clark, NYork
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BAHAMAs-At Rum Key about Jan Is, baxhs OsraeliA
Johns from Barbados for Pbilsaslphs ds couIsaN
laro Tor Scybcurr) hence for NOrleans dg chr Buckley
from e. Thomas for Lcsg Kay next day, 70 load d
MALTA Sncs Hsdsira,-Arr Dec s bark oee y ye,sa.
Bu,ke. Boston, and sid 3lst fov Casania. = -
NASSAU NP-Ar Jan H. schls Lxntburn OhaRleo-
ton; Rover Sims sl6th, ship Sterling, Rswel Leo
horn for Boston lesky Brig Marie" reported fen HYsS
VS. ssntso Cnsh' :, &c 10 md % perform Quarantine
sr AspRAws-Sld Jan q, ship Rsdsauaslsl Andfsws.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Latest from Warrington.
FURTHER REL ALIVE TO TIE GADsDEs TREATY.

FuRIHhR RkLATIyE TO THK @ ADsDES TREATY
WAsMsoros, Jan. %, 1854
The treaty with Mexico win be sent to the Senate on
Monday and without any additional provisions being 70
commended 1t Is Ascsrtaned that General Almonts the
Nsxican Minister has not authorised the satemsnt one
version OF which appeared In the HERALD OF yesterday
from corresponds Mt here that he had authority to
change the treaty include aud provide for the
GAy and soo giants and that he has not received any
sueh authority any other to negotiate on the subject
embraced In 1t or excluded from IT, That provision to
which portion OF the Cabinet iakea exception or
rather that which has put forth as excspsonAoe
probably TO cover objections, ons not hitherto
noticed in any statements OF the provisions Of the
treaty because deemed be very great importance
Il one that provides for the suppression Of nhbustsr
ipg expeditions from the United statss into Mico II
stpulates for the enforcement OF stringent measures
against offenders by Mexico and by the United States
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1t is stated tha. Senator Truman Smith, OF Conn., in
Withdrawing from public life 10 the spring. and en-
gagiDg in the copper mining business.
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MEDICINAL.
d HalEa CeIe6rafed Enlazonic Eliril

T1OR n permanent olcoughs, colds, consumption,
IL bronchitis, asthma nenza. Group, Whpppg cough
iliamation ofhc bruiclea and caused pub
fc ieiei ai4 uil affections the organs OF rcsplra
ficn.
ca q the lungs escf sold In America
ii nfrsenf this nediciis TO tic public have the
safisiacun know th not only present thum with
Al altable anti the diseases IL profess
scs 10 cure wlti perfectly hnrmess In It's CT
icfa ur c constitution an cal be administered With
out OF mineral poison, Tor II connins none.
Tho TACT, that large portion Of the suffering and death
rcuelouft Is caused BY sease OF the oga;s
Of pushie and cold hasin.
llcc ia to put ii within the fc4r of irdl yidnsI
sia may leed ody that has proven itself go iyau.
able. = ~.
stiy OF t tic lungs which ara frequent
on change climates and we claim e TO be in advance
onip ifnts an ALI and consequently
urrrior to all others,
We shall make cxtrayagan assertions OF ta eicacy
curing f the gendeia OF too many
all trust thens nor shall we hold out
fnduceinanfs which experience ducanot justify.
Ifpafients IN e use oil this nedcineS
and use Ii as directed. they win be cured m Instance
that it's moi beyond tile royser 81 etelne there arc
nua eruus llcfsos now enjoy blessings
feiewedffe as II were, go Otherwise would have long
slice their but for tic timely and
ring fis nyaluabic remedy II IS mol nsied
that Is iniailible ese-y stage Or consumption, but
know better adapted 70 tue yariou- aeases tho
otler ever ole red 70
tile public All we triad, and In Instance,
actioni not Civ n, Inc money will be rcturned-
Genuine signed X. III ALL & co, For sale by JAAltss
}Alf EFT, Druggist, Wheeling, "a. Also by Druggists
soteTnlly througlout The country APPLY @
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INTELLrGENCER

= 90 X q MI, = y - 0f IL K.
this mind their fricula
and the public that in eonnseiion with the once
Of The Daily they have Job
fitted W Tor he execution Of an kinda OF 81 =
PLAIN AND OEeltA NE EMIT I. PERMITTING.
Their being snoatig new, aud zo IA
test styles or lob syie, and arr and we'll Selected
stock eards nis, c,. being purchased al tho
oest Gosh pltes5 and Tho job o0Icn 6ce disffnrt 10
pertinent aely tsd thcy can sran
Zee their customers entire psf1l,cfar ~ ~
Nenfneas, Accuracy and lar oi,a1 1arie ear,
with which tllcir work win Be done. -
They are prepared 70 execute
~ gARnas PaoaRk 1llsEs
CIncuLARs, Posrras.
lama, CpHcERr Bf-ta
btu HEADS, BkLT TlcKKra,
tlttls lsAnlAu1 SrEkMnokT RIL1s,
sltAsK clEclnss AucrIoH 8ILls,
ORnER BOOKS Dh4v TfcxEr6,
NOTES FHrtuuT BooKs,
nEkps RkiLRokD BEAlI<s,
RECEIPTS HorEL RE6IsrEnsS
PRorEsEss SuaaoNs
kHtEEss EIEc1zoa rIcKErss
And other printinz Isl
Al kinda or work hi IS
COE0ER8 ANDnsRONZEs.
% III orders nom distance promptly attended To-
SWEARIEG KIN, IA HTs0f 4 Coz
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MEDICINAL.
'he N0npalsil NaEge and Bone

Il ~ 4 M r. ~ II,
PREPARED By II. H. CARR & co. FROM
PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR.
81 WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE or MORGANTOWN.
II = 1assa upon broad gie ~ renedy iricd
cff xslferc effrlidf pain, mill, If PToPerly
nal a9erfious5a Poirer tctich Is 5cdxiftdfY
kf1NF5fR EfI lLfATfEyT.
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ASsIGNEE'S NoTICE.

- Aptil, Iss4, proper deed trust The
ande Tor the benett OF his said
toni an persons In wise indebted woodrow
required TO 10 me-, and eli
persons having claims aganst said required
N order % geeeiye beeft under sad within
eoTding 70 the TERMS OF said deed The undersigned
apis - = &c EO- W. SIGHTS, 1ssignee.
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lcCLAEIENS kKNOX,
- yFEIQLEsALE ND RETAIL DR. IEFi .
BOOTS IND SHOES, MEMS Nl
Boys Hats and Cps, q PIE
BIC Red Root.

BIC RED BOOT.
:" = are now recels vim from our Eastern llis-nt
FL ESTABLISHMENTS, one OF the largest and hs.i
tuned assoffent or 13oots and Shoes foi p lad VI
been nanulactured to order, according to oaeoll
tons. and are intended expressly Tor retti n
regular and an Others who may fsso ~
gal 7, we can otter an UNUSUALLY large yaIiety q ~.
Nofna hip TO those manaiae turel In this q ~
partnf tic Unitaa States Our stock viii Be gudi1t9
sist, pert or tAe ION lowing sessonahls goo
10. IN : 9 -.
ars,sfoors. WoHEs's olrrsli. li1 i5
1000 pr menss kip boots,5sess GAITEEs, ne,
! 600 me,i's thick boots, 200 pr lsopeRs
500 mems cali boots, 400 z do hall slittss
Yep Rsss sSS S Dc Ssee5 Re.
5oo, mems calf brogaiis, 800 sato I'D bsa1la y
$50 Do tiiieA 10 10 Sr,ssEs i5oflEs
4 200 low priced = q o .EISs,
eoYs, p9oIkSz. 500misses moro
1600 paft b9y& I lick bootees, 300 Do = llp -
900 go kip do 500 d0I0s cll =
zoo calf 10 300 do q l1aiases
600 pr youths calf boots $50 do black, ~ I
900 do kip do sbrOnLed CATERS 4
1600 do thick ii, s5+ss sss7fcfftD kEss n1oltt-
s noYs AND Yo6Tns BRoGAns. 800 pr fancy b19iss
i.g0Opr boys kip brogans, ~ 900 kiA & HqIolse
LOO do thick do 800 CID dTen's " &
1000 youths do do 81 000ch ildTenis oai Il
GOO do kip do 1850 = do colo Cd u
600 boys and youths calf do GYM sH1ffss
xsoaGFH,s LACE BOOTS 4e00paiTs mems U :. y
609 morocco lace boots children Grnl -
1O00 calf do 81 q go 81 mos Gsp cll
6g9 II do 900 doz mems plss I 81
teSo zap 81
900 wood hand boxes I ,Li4
ankini for the liberal PAT onage etolore eAs
rs, we solicit continuance of the same: z
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ron ils Eaizm0nt( Ra. ) Rsr.liiean.

From he kafzmont - Rspslfiea1.
an l.yAtuAnlE MEDIcinHs-lt but seldom we find
among the many offered public for the cure
~ eseaSe Que we can consent 10 concid, or whose yir
a nv s that lead any
o5 70 suppose that we pnc any iaith In their nfoe
slehs But with reference 10 remedy manu- acfnfed In
lns pllce and which has become familiar 10 4c hubble
~ Nords, we speak from knowledge OF It's I'M
eAseilencies rs adaptation many the lbs Of
y g ene ne security with which Il may be used we
81 ~ ILL Carr q co from apreacpon furnished BY
~ y etSen sart iate q MorggnioNn andnow or Wheel
ing one % The most eminent In Virginia This
= nsseu the broad principle that any rene
npnueu, ee equally eicaeious in internal alec
,es naL mas been successfully deycoied
pc IN ~ action end yet revealing IN It's eecls power
rcar hing the mist hidden sineWs OF man
.nq YET being inoxous 10 inlnnf.
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lul VI IN 0tes twice tie majority d one
than Tho largest besides being
sale and ceft1n remedy. - '. .1s = =
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diseases though ia name ali arise nom similar
causes, the proposition will less extravaganza but
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s Who ase used Il or iinessed Us assic
re THOSE WHO THINK.
many and Internal diseases having elif els ier
ent naincss And has occurred TO you thai rem.
70 hcshg This ie1sdy Is offered you ne
BY claiming beoi found in some Si
81 ceres of rs serf but amnly he
and yet eyeans its eItcis power almost incSeiibis
seaeting The most hidden sncwa OF nam or
by M The esapes Lnnenf IN the market bein nut rim
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size tho Nonpa,oi Linin,ep,
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hundreds ocertihcaies N GIT publish nor o Ne deem
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nose Ssras,sE for ssnder and yeracii
~ The different diseases for which s reco nsred
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