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NEW GOODS AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
j -. SCllI'0slllll 4 Co.

(At Lyman Cook snew hull ling on Main street,
"A GUILD respectfully call the attention Of the cit
~ liens II Darlington and thc surrounding country
their well selected stock of dry god, groceries
boots and Shoes queensware, &c, Re- all Of VIII CHI
have been selected with in the eastern markets. at
as low figures as can be purchased from the manufac
tories.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhe
No charges fol showing goods.
Noy26'53
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The subscriber who has FIR many years been will
Al EhED kDWAiiDS Il CO., Ms CASHIER and c, \
FIDE>TIAL CLERK takes this m,thod If inim mn Q
hs fr mis- tn u he Urltetl State, that he rs ~
with MEssks. eTEARNs \ MARVIN, III and 146 Wa
ter Street, VII" n,anufaciuir and sell the rid e
n wned WI DER 5 PATENT SALAMASDER SAT-. with
RiCns 1APa"vEME>I," which has never f,!,d I,
preserve it in the HOTTEST FIRE where Il.
will he HAPPY to see them o IT, EXECUTE ord ~ f. !
SAFES. SrEpIiEN ii. ri RSDN
New York Sept. s. 1854
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Fancy Groceries.

o DOZ. Baltimore oysters 10 doz. tomato catfnp
Q Is boxes herring. so can. extra Gun powder tea.
so one eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas.
40 fourth chests d. ons-haf chests black tee,
march 80 for sah BY KIMBALL CO.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I AM in receipt of very extensive and Z ell as
sorted stock If h,ots and shoes, comprising every
variety desired ty merchants, to which ! would call
their attention. am constantly receiving Of manu-
facur all the newest styles, which renders my stock
full and mplete My long exl e,iencc in the bust
ness enables me To make it advantage for p rsons
icsrous of purchasing TO call and examine my
stock, will agree to duplicate any bills bought Of
tht regular trade in the West, with the addition Of
freight. X. S. ADAMS.
onr;l
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FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS!!
ANOTnR TKIUMPH!!!
RICH g. c O.'S
Sill 4 N 4 DER SlF n
AlIIt NlciUlsau>!


TIE following certificate, selected, not because il
Is best but b II Is til. last thai Las COME t.,
hand, shows the ftc proof qualities # tlf,s, Salts
''Ncw ,rleans, August 10Th, 81.
MEsRs. STEARNs Il MARNiS, New York:
G,nt.,m,l.-ln The great fl hat occurred here, IN
the 9th inst, our ssoit was completely consumed.-
The flames iron the drug store came up 20 rapidly
that we had laIry time 10 lock up our 10, X ana
make ,ur escape th,,ugh III back do,r Cur saf
wis one f ynui 'kch Co.'S. Saia mander ~ ildei !
Patent, aud al H. ugh tie fl Ut the hottest
there b,ing iaigc quantily IT Liquors, Oils, ami
other Mcichal disc sto, III he bu dng yet he bucks
and papers came unnjutd, cXctpi that the bind
,n- was slightly steamed We are perfectly saiis fed
that your sal,s are FIRE lE,oF, ana We shall piu-
cure another If the same kind.
Yours. &c,
+. NJ. DALEY 4 co"
large supply Of different If the above Safe
always Oh hand. Jones Worlds Fair L. OK + wnch
we ale sole poprc,ors for the United States Yaics
Powder Prof Lock Day 4 Newell, Para aupc Lick
and other celebrated Locks applied to safes a. may
lie preferred. Bank safes and jewelers. raf,s Oh
hand or made t. order. SIEAKNSX MARVIN,
la 4 lac Water Street. NV loIk
Sole manufacturers If Salnm. ner Saf,s. combn n.
Nv i'dci : Patent" and "kich's Patent"
September 9, 1854 I'm.
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HOLLOW AVS OINTMENT.
Citizens Of the Lniou :

Citizens Of the Cniou:
" nav. d3nc IN rur h,nor, with one voice
l fr,m end of he Jntn a. the her, to STAMP
tile character OF my tuIment with Your aprrobo.
non. Ii IL scarcely iwu years since made II known
alnong you, and ar,ady, il has obtained celeb
riiy than any othc. m,dclrc in 50 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS G. rner of Ann and Mas au streets, New Ycsk
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The Americans Friend
HOL.LOWAY'S PILLS.

SIR: It is with the most heartfelt pleasure have
to inform You that have been restored to health and
strength by taking your Pills. For the last ten years
suffered from arrangement IF the liver and stom-
aeh and reduced to such an extremity that gave
up my ship, expecting to to sea any m re ms
had tried every remedy that was recommended to
me, but all to no purpose and had given myself up
20 despair, when was Mt last recommended to take
your pills. After using them for three months. the
result is that am in better health than / have
been for clever years past and indeed as well as ever
/ was in my life. You are quite at liberty 10 make
this known for the benefit of Others. remain. sir,
yonrs respectfully .IoHN JOHNSON.
These Celebrated Pills are Wonderfully Eff
cacious in the following complaints:
Ague, asthma, bilious complaints, botcIes on the
skim bowel complaints, constipation If the bowels
debility drlmy, ,ryspelas. female ire, ulares, fe
vers of all kinds gou,, headache, indiee; n, jaun
dice. liver complaints piles, retention Of urine,
scmfula or kings evil, stone and gravel. secondary
symptoms, venerial AFT, ctions, worms IF all kinds
weakness, from whatever cause.
Sud at the establishment Of Prof. Holloway, SO,
corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New Y"rk also
by al respectable druggists and dealers in medicines
throughout the United States, at :7a cents 81 cents
and 81 so cents each. To b had Wholesale Of the
principal drug houses in the Union.
~ There is considerable saving Ivy taking the
larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guild, ance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
To the CitiSens of the United States
most humby and sincerely thank you for the i'm
mense patronage which you have bestow, upon my
pills. take this opportunity If stating that Try
ancestors were II American citizens, ard that en-
terrain all that concerns America and the Amer
cans. the most lively sympathie. 80 much SO that
originally compounded these pills expressly to suit
your climate. habits, constitutions. and manner #
ivng, intendin, to establish myself among you
which have how done, by taking premises in New
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
3S, Corner Of Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
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BOO7S AND SHOES 1TRETAIL.

BOOTS AND SHOES 1T RETAIL.
4 Large assortment ut b 4 stylus. aud superior
"A workma, chin which warrant to give universal
sis faction AMI so warrant the work 70 be good.
my arranged ents are + such character ojusiiy
my d"ingso, having he most a my work made unlcr
my immediate supervision; rs 10 pr ces. am always
At the Lowest bargains. Call and examine and you
will be satisfied. Tapr. 29l r. S. ADAMS.
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" hr want ..LItat itateasG>!
Kan LOOMING Glasses 5 by 10 to II by rs III
s1OV ches in mahoga ny ,ros. wood and gilt frame
selling at vcrp lew prices HESRl Ii. SCOTS
June [. 30 Main street.
Rocky. Mountain SilVe .lseavrr HAT :.
UST received at the sign of he Big Hat on Mair
u street
2 doz. fashionable Rocky Mountain silver beaver
hats.
5 doz. Men spring styles mole skin hats, No.
extra.
2 duz. McNeils Paris mole skin hats, new syl,
entirely.
doz. fashionable cashmere hats.
April 70, 81. bpy J. ii. TAYLOR.
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MRS. \. Il. FLiCLPR,

Having Renewed her daguerrean Gallery
To her Private Residence On Main 81.
nlRE Thy opposite Mr.. Charles F Hendricks res
ia. nee vii. be pleased to meet her old csttners
aud al hers vino fell dispose 10 give her cali, a
no Cd, RI. will b. spared T. give satisfaction.
have some beautiful new style which car
narlly fail SUIT the must fxstidiens Picture. Ia
ken from 81 to IS, =. u. FLAGGLEK.
JI2y -, 49, Sntw
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STATE OF IOWA,
Dcs MONIES Co..
ITO ANDRES CllARLES-the heirs and assign.
L II said Andres Charles, and all unknown owners
Of the undivided half of Town Lot No. six hun
dred and twenty six $780, in the City Of Burlington
State of lowa:-lon are hereby notified that there il
now a: in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in said County, petition Of John Adam Funk.
stating that he is the in fee Of the undivided
one half If the above described Town Lot and that you
or some If you the Of the other undivided
one half and king have said lot partitioned among
the owners thereof. Now unless you appear and an.
EVER thereto before the End day It the next term
Of the District Court in and for said County, to be b.
GUN and holden On the 18th Monday in October N Il,
partition aud judgment will be rendered in r,lanc.
With the statute in ssch cases made and provided.
BROWNING = Tracy,
Alt's for Petitioner.
4. J. MESSENGER,
Sept 2wzw. elk. D. G. D.
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The pills shoulC be used conformity uith tn
ointment in n oSt of the foiiouino cases:

Bad legs bad breasts buns biuns, chi,Daiu, chap
ped hards contracted and stiff joints. ifs ulas govt,
.andular wellings umbago, ,il,s, rheumatsm, salt
rhcum. s,alds nipples, Threats skin diseases
.curvy sore heads ulcers W, unds.
SIS Sold Mt the establishment of Professor IIol
= way. SO. cerncr IF Arm and Nassau streets New
k also BY all respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines, throughout the United States, in pots. at
III CENTS, 81 cents. and 81 so each. To be had
wholesale Of the principal drug houses in III, Unirn
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N USQUITO BARS-2s dozen assorted colors fos
~ sale 1t the lowest figures BY
june IS, 1854. y. 8. kIMBALL ! 90.
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astonishing cure Of sore legs, after nine
year. StunLiaQ.

years sfdnliny.
Copy Of lettt in II, -Mf ". langley, of Wun.t.
vile. laakir couply Moth Carolina, L. s., dated
Noy,mlei LIT. 1873:
READ H. OWN WORDS
TO Progresses IuILwA,
SIR: II j. mt NY wish to bcc not, ii, VS. moi.
then il this ettci watch fl the mer, snk, writ Er
but TO sly. that Aoar ON III 1T oui.d me uf tie
most div; utnl cui.,itt dsta ila fash il h, il t.
ana which consit,r rid y ell who \, CIV ne, H. ,c
,ntisciy boy, nd the reach Il III dis nc. F.r rIre
seals was afflicted with Ne II tie ms IrniuI
and tr.ublcsomt me leg that r. II tic lot a
man ard aitct trying ev ~ medicine ih.t lad
card 4 res gn,d IL despair all li"ps # Icing
cur,d but fIiend hrousht nr couple If large
pots Of your Ointment, which caused the sore in nv
legs 10 heal and entirely gained my health my
agreeable surprise and delight ard I" the nsionish.
m. mt of fri rd-. w. J. LANGLEY
An extraordinary cure Of bad breast,
uhen aedry at the point Of death.
Cop, / IA lie TOR fuln Mr.. Ii. Du,hnt, NV U,l,sns
Novemtc, 9th. s53.
TO PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 3S. ctrncr Of Aim and
Nassau strttts. Nm 1'ih:
pEAn SIR: I Us with hfir'fel gratitude have 10
nt"m yor tina by the use uf your ointment aLl
pills. the life oI ny wifi ha been saved. For seven
won, ds {, OF e eancrrous natrre wa It'd that
aothing c, ud save her III, III n induced to use
your oil.mynt md pills Mhen ir III short space Il
th,ccc months they Effected p rfe,t cure 10 The
asst, rishueIt e all who krew us. We obtained Your
| medicine, from Nessr Wright 4 Co., # Charities
,ir,. New Orleans. ] send this f. m s.Hiel d..
inres,' Fars, although l had witt u il q, New
Orleans. bcf re fually left. at that tim. ua
knowing your nd, res at New York.
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TUST received good assortment If gold and si,e,
y English levers, silver hunting ease anchor ard lie
pines open faced levers and Lepines, quarters. &c.
for sale very cheaphy
April Is. A. w W. CARPENTER.
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AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP.
X H. STON F. .

i{T lIOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, No. 81, Lc,ce, has in store nd
t" arrive, the following articles, which lie will sell
he lowest rates:
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.

JUST received. new and fashionable assortment OF
ladies gold breast pins, rings, finger rings cuff
pins, shirt studs, pencils seals and keys. chains &C.
or sale cheap by A. W. & w. CARPENTER.
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varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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To The Ladies'.
Notice tO nIlt.un srmed .

Notice tO NIL Con- srmed.
A LII persons indebted to the subscriber arc n
"A quested to call and make payment .. ttlement,
immediately, us we wish to squat, boo 8 for the
New Year. J. q. LAUMAN A EkO.
Corner Of Water an Jehersc str'ts
Burlington, Disc. ~, 'j3. II
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so Printers.

THE Abbots ford Edition If Wavcrly Novels. com
j pete in ~ vols the best edition publisl ed
Ut 81 2,OO, for sale at COkSE'S.
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bELL>.-The nj, ssrs. MENEELY have r. c, ntly en-
- largcd their heretofore extensive establishment,
wv extending the front 60 feet moth and adding a
nrgc and we'll arranged >htw nom. Thss. additions.
18th the rev building erect last year, make it tie
rrgest and most complete Re Foundry in the world.
We plcase 10 know that their riders keep pace
have n ppcd large Church Bell for Sacramento
Cal 4, rna, the third one cent 10 that place within
Ia short rim. They daily shipping bells to diff
ent par'.of tho Country and among those NJ " rrady
to forward. notic' bell weighing 1900 rs for
Port au Prince. a large Church Dell for Kalamazno,
Mich. ard others for Pennsylvania. Ohio, Ma-sachu-
setts 6c. They keep large assortment nsfantl,
on hand 70 that anv order can he filed Immediately
nr"n i. rcceipt-(West Troy Advocate sept 81.
Still LATER AND MOI f IMPOhTANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment Of Spring and Summe
IA Goods which, owing 20 the lateness Of the season
will be closed ont at slight advance from FiRsr Cos
by [june Is, 1854. Us. KIMBALL AGO.
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Cops Of ltttt ~ ~ Ait. ". langley, Of Huntt.
vile, Naaki county. Moth Cululinr, I. s., dated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

SrSsHIST.-No day Of sumner ever gave out Tue
gloIes Of sun.hine with .weeer efugence that situr-
day, Nov. Is, 1854. lie, tbs, be noted and remem-
bered In after years. Delightful. is not suii enty
expressive. Thursday cloudy and muddy all day
heavy rain hafthe afternoon and night but the morn-
ing sun Of Saturday came out faI orbed in goIf
light smiling house,op and chimney, and peering
down into street alley court and yard, wherever man.
in bis esgerpess TO the earth With brick has left
liule nook into which the suns warm rays can pene-
trste.
That il is wsrm, al are convinced that undertake
70 sport their furs upon the sunny side Of Broadway
That il lie warm, IL you would be assured from your
windows, look at those workmen in their shirt sleeves
See, too, all the pedestrians are eloskless. Poverty
suiles, for ii can dispense with fire today, aud
while the shines warmly will not think of cold
tomorrow. Itis happy that it thinks of aught
but to-day, and such day, day of sweet sunshine
in what ,bould be early winter, by due course Of
nature, makes poverty smile joyfuuy. 1t dries
tears as well as rain drops. 1t is 6 sunshine
among the flowers the flowers of humanity that
blossom unseen, but always look smilingly in day
like this.
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tribes Eventusly they would be authorised to iorm
one o. more Stafes n the Union. ana in tnis wsy tne
rsre mia bt be continued for many yesrs W come.
DEFALcarIos OF ES.CoLLKcroR RVssELL.-"e
have waited two days ssace, trusting 10 81 an ex
Jl,nston would come from Mr. Russell eNculPatins
himself from the charge of unfathfuness as Puoho
servant.
From the fact that he remains sleRt, sni from IN
formation gained from source which cannot De
Questioned, are compelled 70 believe that the
charge against our late Collector is true The Ioiedo
Republican Is no doubt officially informed when it
says follows:
Rnsse former Collector Of Cleveland, Indicted tor
enb s1ement the ApIl term ofthe Di.ie Court 1854
r,isd The lest Indictment Nov a. snd repaired BY D. O.
Noyron o. : DislrietAuornsy give bal In The Of
s(e Geo falling procure which be paid the strict
Attorney SALTS e. and deposited 10 bis hsl bonis and
ana other real estate securities 70 the smoant OF
$500"
Ii is said that Mr.. r. has met with heavy losses in
speculstipg in pine lands and lumber upon Saginaw
Bay. snd we presume these losses have brought
shout the defaicaiion. cleveland Herald.
SIEIoHIYG IN MoSrREAL.--Early on Wednesday
norbirg snow commenced to fall, and continued all
day, Our streets are covered sufficiently TO permit
sleiebs 10 drive with safety considerable number Of
cur public carriers were induced TO resume their
sleie6s and all around is fas, assuming the pure
ana white canopy of winter. Transcript, 23d.
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grand IsDrAs CorscIL.-An Indian Council Is to
be held at the North Fork Of Canadian on the hrst
Monday il December, the invitation OF the C1ero-
KEGS The Choctaws Chickassws, Creeks and Sem
inots are expected TO be present and the object Of
the Convection is TO protest against the bill introduced
by Senator johnson, at the lat sessisn OF Congress
10 create the Terri ,oriss Of Cha-okee, Cha-ta and
Mus co-gee writer in The FayettriLe IadepeHde7f
looking 10 the rejection Of the proposition BY the Con-
yeniop recommends TO them, after doing go TO pro-
pose such terms as they think would satisfy the In
oiaps al 10 submit them TO the Congress OF the III
ted States.
Jol nsons bill Is everywhere regarded as one OF tAe
u,ost liberal and jet propositions which has ever
he, made 10 the lDoans and If they were wise they
voud accept il now, before the people Of Atssisspp
Arksnsas, feIAs and the Territories, press upon them
40 strongly a. to force them from their homes The
indians Who nov e~n the Territory for which our
pioneers are beginning to cast longing eyes are 70
xsry considerable extent, civilized. Many OF them
are educated and wealthy, owains large farms, and
having slaves to work them, and the transition IRON
a., sy,,,m Of goveruusnt to that Of Territory
attached to the Government OF ioe United states,
wanld scarcely be felt by them while they could, oy
~. ale Of the lands which they own IN oommoa,
scure : vas, fund for the support Of the respective
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/. wasted m. In vaIa striving. against

.,, 4. .epce bs. wasted life IN vain s,rivnss ssain.
B,sosry ssS DOsmsts.H.
a, s,, prssens and therefore cosro the pabl,c seut
s governed only it, lofty is'"o by eoa.iderstons
~ fhs General welfare prompy secures 70 society ali the
tsnefss Humanity and >cisDce have 20 offer
eoseusiOn csuton those suffering from diseases OF
he lanss Om Of bsuehs from 10
bs.sion Man claim omripoenee 20 save Medicines
20 hes but ensbc 20 They do not hud
the orgsn but those hair and obrue
bieb para the vital energies aud prevent the system
from setting up process Of lphaiaon will much
but HE food brought starving Il so1 late
though the very remedy for the want OF which he dyinE
The principles which lead 10 the Of Consumption apply
with equa Bronchitis and Asthma witch though less
fatal hhfnO proved utterly beyon> the reach Of rsdca
NV sim has been present. ins1iafi0a rational
method Of treating chronic pulmonary dseas and the day b
this will become the only treatment
by profession 10 every civilized country OF the Globe
Success always suei, ut proof Of the exosleDey OF
method Of and ia support Of this have tho repeated
public End private 6eeaoLs Of Of the highest char
actsT and position. >,
Theory resting the apparent truth OF principle, would
It, for II correct and the principle upoo which
10 based BE- justly applied cannot ant for the ADDITIONAL
evidence Of facts.
These oets possess proof Of the durability Of Connmp
ten by Ibbssion 10 oyewh lining sceumusnon ana the
facts o. 20 day become the Law Of 10
they do no less 70 the than to the OF man
Kind. am your obeeient servant =, X hVs1EE
Ply stefan for Diseases Of the Lungs No. szs Broadway
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AccrDfsT TO Mr.. De CuETo, THE SPANISH MIN
IsrER.-This gentleman was seriously injured by the
running away Of pair Of spirited horses at Wash
ipgtoD, Thursday last. The injury is supposed to
be an internal one in the hesd On Friday, con-
siderable quantity of blood taken from his head
with leecbos. He had previously bled considerably
from the The following account Of the accident
We find in The National InteiiigeRoer:
IAN sccid.nt occurred yesterday which placed in
great jeopardy the life of the esteemed Minister from
Spain. AZ Mr. De Cueto driving a pair OF fine
and spirited horses attached to light vehicle they
became manageable, and dashed with hesdlong
sp, ed down the avenue, from the direction of Thir-
tenth st On nearing Eleventh-st they encountered
a furniture Car, which they uP-et without ceremony,
and on recovering from the shock, by which one of
Mr.. de Cuetos horses was thrown violently 10 the
ground they again rsshed forward with fearful velOc
ity. Mr. de Cueto still held on manfuly though his
servant either fell jumped from the carriage, with
out, however, being iuj ured. The horses turned
down FEMINIST, and its intersection with l. )uisi
ana.av., Mr.. Dc CuetO was thrown violently from
the vehicle, which was carried by the terrified ant
mails to the house, at which point their
was impeded by a wagon, and they were faaly
stopped Nr. de Cueto was injured in the head aud
neck, but whether dangerously so or not was not
ascertan.d on the spot. He able to walk 10
carriage, in which be conveyed to his residence.
II IL somewhat singular that the horses were not
burt nor the carriage broken, with the eIcep-
ton of a swippetree"