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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17
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USr received iarg, lot school aud m-ecI-
~ iaue"us books. biatk books, paper prus,
bristol. biouiing, al i munochra,polic boards,
lor sale BY
\ ;, JOHNSON \ 60
I h,"nS ~, 1855 IS ~
4 lw>h suppl. drugs, riedi,ine-. ehemieal''
~ etc. Ju,' r-or'e'd AID for sal; by
\. >. Joii >sU> \ 60
r. bua,, -. s5t - l.,
4 WEARS, chewing and -m' king tobacco
" Just received and for sale by
l. ; JUn\sU> \ co
'-'saaty - 1885 - ~
| Akb aid L'seed oil, -piriis iurpeui,n.,
= - ile lead, window glass, ,nd putty. Just
t.",n.i aud tor 81. hy
:. JOHNSON : 90.
+ Mn,.y II 1879
HtpRibGE'S baum Of Columbia .usi
" zee ~ d and for al. BY
> JOHNSON n GO.
f,hruny II. 1899
Cobb, , oLGs, ara " iiItn", a.
aOlSbs \ 80.
Il he undersigned ~ ulif ~p'riiullt notnN
ala prr-uii- lnarbiv Ia ii,i', "r ~ 'ir lat,
finn r " II ,ohb n a., iia the business
oi " Il. tubb> u Co., must be closed Al an
eafly d.n. The unh.r-lgn-d can b" fc'ni at all
tunes al III, ..lrnr ed ~iand IN Pori Catan, aud
n,it.s ihoe to call VIM are owing us and
cln>- up tn. unset led business
WM II. COEBs
P,,t add Feb 10 1883 116l
N..ai. N,sXn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

n. 4 =. ". tsr0UAs.
'IND.ESAl. and 'rt'ii dealers ~ ory
w Go,a'., boots. >'''c-, l'al-, 'olhn T.
ti,.i sud Qu.viswa;-, { -lHig>, tf1e-f"r
4, k..p CONSTANT, od baud large and
,on,pl,,, ,-sur,,ncnt 1t the ab.N- cnuhi'fs'ea
ARTICLES, together Win maa, 'itef- too n"incf'
an. la tame N- sell uH llb ru icfin> 80
GOOD aud pruuhp customers Come .'hd zee Us
ia..n~ s,o,. J,li 'son, i.Aas.
r.. a. .sao ~ Is
a &c MURPHY, fu-.pro i 'snes
eDe Aar,hou,e. Receiving, Forwarding aud
I omu,s.ion H.t 't,ns-. D,Ia- street, ~tra''i- :
b..i ,..sdias, Jefferson. frNa.
Iab,rai Ad,alc-s u,aie 4" ash a,d Sapp''e-
uu,,. Cotton and rto,iasc eit Win Turin '"i
.n purpt az -... IA All ds Of ff'duet ana
Manuisiut-i article, received 10 sell on Cam
MISSION. .
References. Oglc,ly 4 Gn.~old and "
Juhu-on, Shreveport; He-H. \elI-o"' Watt
~.ii 4 Co.. New iorA; Nsiah, Davenport
d. Co, New Orleans.
fsh. ", 1883 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

lust received iargr lot school aud mi~crl-
~ nuenu~ books. biauk books, paper. prus
bristol. bottng, AZ i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boards,
lor sale BY
4 ;. JOHNSON 4 60
7, h'"sii ~ 1855 - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

VNPOR TANT LAW BOOK y -
4 WHARTONS AdFkICAN CRIMiNAL LAW. Just
Iubsbeo Treatise the Criminal Law Of the Uuitsd Sta
nprsLg Dse OF the Penal Of the 0sssTai GOv
era uett Of MasA1hnse New Yofa Penn ylva1a and
vuguai with the cec arsins theso statues
enc T-ueAl o. he Csr II JgsspudancS Of thr 20
mon and CvI Law. by Francis wharton. ksq Nov and
third % ave. Ia pass@ -.
WHAH1OE'5 PRELEStNrs OF INDICTMENTS AID
pLEAh PRESIDENTS 81 Indictments and Floss adsptHd T. ba
U.s lth ~ the Cosr 81 United $as and those u tho
,sssTa fas together 9Th Criminal flsadins 'oi
rfaosor aeiiy be fpgsh and Au tiesH h"fsa
ssal,. H. ffsfes Nbsftip Esg nsu.. 1is pasns -
w1JAHfOE on TIN LAW ~ Iiohif iDF IN T'u
ThlTIU ETATTH Jasi Published A Treatise ths Les
fobids ia piied htsss rhi Il aPpsHiHd ss' es
- sds UsnhiaH afrdsi ssis'inE ""lJ
D. sst - nit ~ Ftsssis "hsstaa rsg
wHAFTbu AHp sTiIIrs ANTHirAH MrHt A.
jtrfsFtt'trrrt H. fess A T'esf's 90 Msi.-i i,'ss
tsrt4ess ssspi.a its Il hs - Low sai We
t.st 20 'rs '",.e &C.; ~ F'."e' Whs,r e. ishs'
E4f tpbTurr is- n.hs- i4,. s~l rstiif-.'e,
Ne ~ s.a 10 sY-th hii.iair,ls
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The Western (Minbesota) Association meet II

burdsyl FNEEING 1t No 1863 -o~ery, u u o'clock, to
hsr b. po Committee Organiza lon This is com
mai Of actual ttles and with specp
iAton land viii OILY hings per acre AMI me
mt bcrs will ba three years to 70, IT, All who desre 70
have the election Of officers and the adoption Of
WIN WILDE, Secretary pre- ten.
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HIGGINS & KELLOGG DIARIES for 1856.

HIGGINS & KELLOGG DIARIES for 1856.
IN (PUbhshed Annually
Compng eleven different sizes each in various styles Of
Bindns.
PUCKET DIARY. CAP Isno. Cloh, s edges, per Dozen
Cen silinx Almanac, Calendar Time Ttb@. Blank Space
for Ey.y Dss IN The MeoT sndu Cab Account for
Each NJ nh sud AunDs Summary IT Cash Account
POCKET DIARY. esp limo. rucs sit edges
calendar, ZINE Table List OF Sundays,
Ciss United stare Present Rtte n Postage,
Lexs Interest the Different Sates Dstsnc- from Now
Yofk 10 the Pnncgs Place, thr Unie1 siaes Pesdeno
UuFoa Bank Space Tor Every Day Ia the ear
Memorandum, C.,h Account for Each Month AnnuL saa
may AZ Cash sccoua and Bills Payable and Reeei' able S
Each Mouth
Containing CArbau lime Tabe, hAnh 1ane Z Every
Day Ia hi Year n,nofsnduu. cash Account, Aunaa Saa
mary ofresh Account BiIs Payab and Rrcr vablc.
POCKET larry. Cap, ionE avo. Tncs, sht odscs
tar'Aiping the s.inr a. tho rvK pfrrsdns
DAILY JOURNAL sqsafs cap a., ha 81 oond
DAILY JOURNAL Csp fol'o, la fs,utd
fontfhnE CaSbSsf Tue fablo a Hlank Space fF Eentr
Day ~ the Yea, snd Bll. Payahls and H., eisablr.
col NTiNO-HOu,E DIARY Long rag tn m bd
Cor isinus Cal pdaf, 1no Table bnA space f'' Every
pss In Tho Yea
~ ell tho above Diaries thsfu th'ea days 60 tho page
IAiif JOURNAL nstnt ita, half hruni
tunsinifs Cat daf riao Table HAM space ~ Frsir
ID, IN 'he fesf Two dsys'o rsss
roo LFi nlAHi, Ger, Faint 'uHh eWf a"saa
roe MT MARY Nsp ifna THok al' sds9'
roc hIi many. Der. Eve Taos. fit e'sra
sts'aini Ansnas rshtHs Table 'iua"ns i'Hss 'a'sn
do sHd hHt rsss r'sit p-r la 'he Hs.f Vac aI go
tsss'
cid ~ 81 hrs sri atatis's ihsvshss' mo t~s1
sd % he O, ts.atlsi.s ~
tl4Itsa hEitoiu Nr 90 ish- -.
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ATTENDING the SALE will notice

NEALFKS MI ENDI.'U TIC NfI1f1 VIII uVtIVt
~ hm page II to psge nelas ge o. the Cas- ar
jsrre md valuable eoruibution Of NEW sns STANDARD
BOOKS the several department. OF hi.eesny PIetry
Hshtive snd travels PoPn Bolraphy Books Tor the founf
Temper nee Brory Agrcu ture Theology Lew sd sch o.
Sc and the sdditi thereto psse 90 which their
ton respectfully invited We should be pleased to
such a. may 10 their way cal No Is Psrkrow
MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN, Pub ishers,
York and Auh
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- L K S! IS L 5
~ pOW1rN McNAMTE 4 Go

h, 7 = = = y . =
~ BOWEN, McNAMEE Go
EEw.YosK.
nvte Of Merchants ssBsry neir shtennVe
c. Of cb Fancy Goeds saapted the ssh uade,
embracing desirable styles Imported this
osn 7acular attention requested T. tech unsurpassed
srey fsbos ordered expressly tr the very ees
CIV ana interior rsde Its believed that Silk Importing
sad Jobbing Hous In tho country can edel superior induce
aso Row in store fol- assortment Of silks herinos, Mus
AZ Ne LANES gibbons shsvls, Lsces Embroidery, White
scoGs Dress Trimmings ,nd svery other sssrpdoe Of uer
ssaldss asaally kept N silk house.
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Westward Uo The. will he meeting Of no IVES 7
NV AssOCIAIIOE Oh THURSDAY EVEN NO, sept 70,
sts oelsek q, No. leS Bowery. The public are Invited
". WILDE, secretary
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Mem pnbiifations.

DTS OF b l. A r y EY. -
- PUBLISHED THIS pAY-A SECOND EDITION:
BITS OF BLARNEY.
Bv Or r. shelton MckeI suttor of Shells Sketches OF the
Irsh Bar" Noctes imbrosiane" &c. l2mo, cloth, ST.
CONTENTS.
LEGENDS. IRISH STORIES.
BLARNEY Castle: CAPTAIN RoCk
Legend Of the Lake. I. The w AXE.
Legend OF CorTig-us-cst- ?. The Le I'd r.
leferd Of Rick Close s. The Course OF True Love.
Cor O'KEEFE AND TIE COLD The Churchtown Barracks
~ CUP s The Attack Rossnore.
LEGENDS FIN Mac Govt; 6. The Trial
Fiu snd the tish. IA NIGHT WITH TIE WHITE
The Freak OF Bal ynascorney BOYS
Fin Me- COuis Finger stone. Buck ENGLISH.
IRISH STORIES. EccESrRc CH.RscTERs:
TIE PETRIfIEp PiFER: Tue Bard Okelly.
/. uhf the Piper Father Prout.
2 What the Piper did. Father Proats Sermon
s. How tLe Pipe got on I1-h Oarcinf Master.
& Hos the Piper became Char ey Croft
PetTif1etioD lRisH PUBLlcisfs:
g. How II eli ended y. nry Grsttan.
THI GgEALLNE Darisi OC0nnel.
On Saturday, Sept p:
TIE LiFE Of John PHILfOr CURRAh.
By b.. en- WI lam Henry Currin with Notes AID Add'f
BY N. shelton Mackenzie aud Portrait 90 steel lEno
elo.h, FL p J. 9. REDFiELD NJ. 81 Bsskiatn's'-
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Ready Of Ten o'Cocs
HOUS EHO l. ID WOR ID 3 -
4 Eex Volume tue'v-
Cosr,Srs TOR oCroEEr-
The Oreaf Hsiy.
Two DaNs b. 81, Jsnsifo.
On N. Ds~ns
The Mssqn~ of LIE.
RIB! too in nUsss.
Mis,f.ss Hsrn4L Woo'ley.
To Hsng ' 10 Hang.
Our Csrnmission
IN, Little Chosister, five ehasters-compie.s).
yufge not
Wrecks n Sea-
School Girls.
B,iiss for sale.
DtsmsrE
Parish srnis.
We G1den Walks.
Rec Jas and brega!Ar<
Con fort
Corslc.
The Papy'ns
DoctGri Begins e. Zone.
The Worthy NaGsrrate.
An Accrued Race.
The hid Seer
Wild Cosrt Tanned.
Poor Anre Ca
Soueihius Like q Drbms,ic A1thor.
TERNs-sS yesf. 3 cents Lurnber PutnaIns Monthly
anu FIX ED~ARDs. 40 loPsrt-p-ce
Trade suppl dby DEXTER $40.
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20 MANUFACTURERS and OTHERs-A

-. SCHtOB aGENtf ana ItAttEhS
Os UNION usr) By p. -. WILCOX Sons. No 81
Bo-t ysTpeiHoi taiyodgsy eenf, shaving
ssa, Gis snss whh shs,kAoides - sIe s5 t2o filling
al odsr vsesueiss ald CHANGE suppns stery want ths
DICK iA ygsseafto tescherS FIJI being renewable
usnsc,be Interest In brins Inc n 10 81 and
leo Tsr No charge pup isoetsys "seisAg aad
frsdsncs das pFod3c8g th- befi sdscIty of eA nata
s ay 'choOl aud fam j. requiring tho beat ee5s
q =
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RmiGrunt i,serisonos Otioe ana Labor Il &C mango
from no. 2 Cara-sl 20 The corner 81 SehiIe
Ard lAnatA NswYork The Office is established by the
Ssnm 4 whore always Ne found arse
,ap bgs Of LA 3OPekS Hnd s. RvANFs At vsry low st3s
persons have their orosrs SLED b. writing 20
s supeat mt and seudns the -lOant necessary 10 psy
d, .s,axe ths rrQu red. ged TO
plsys,a JAMES p PAGAN Superintendent
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* FuROft &c IA N
SsNs ~. ~, s.rarturr Of eacb Mail Strsmef for Liv.
- a. % ysi Aussfn, Pastsss included SAnsie "0Ss'
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eprnlf,s Pnf,nI Self-sealina Cams wiIl pfeser

sprait's Patent Self-SealinR Cans viii preserve
tomatoes Other Fruit or Veg table In fes, SEA
&C le naura uod favor, shOut tbs addition OF
spviis sy Other preoevsive opery rhe' arc 7say
opeEed simply by rne sachfns Il Tue
genuine SELFSEALI G CANS have et4ti rassd
V prs - eve,y cap, "SPhATT'S PA1ENr WELLS& PRO
VOsT PROPhIETOBSr Full directions fOr Preserving &C
sompsnynp the Cans Price Of quart Can. Der do1e1
80 - dozen Wrenehes and Fam is, 10 cents
s4h. WILLS PROVOST sole Proonet0S,
No 324 Pear ST, Ftsnkiu-squsre.
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Us GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES
YLNE's ENGLISH GRAMMAR,

WI Revised BY L. z. Gibson Of New-York
For sale b. G. H. MILLER, No SIS Broadway, New orr
We de- call t3e AIten ion Of parents and teiehsis
this little book. How u.h tine .bor md annoyan;e wona
have be saved 20 children Of srEer II toe Or a
mar Of our day had been hs abridged and maze nte bs
lTucsernsn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

FVICH COJTNIY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

lI-1he +, urib Arnual Exhibition ofthe LEHIGH COUN
TY AGRICULTURAL Getty will be held on their grounds
Al At ios the "a ed 81 days Of October newt Per
cons wbing eend articles for exhibition Will lind
NJ place by the NewJeey Central and recent
ly opened Lthigh Valley Railrosd - . ,
Allentown Sept. 10, 1855
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4musemenia.
CADEMY OF NJ U | CT
~ FOURTT ENra-STREET
1T a L, a ~ O Il T. II a.


ALLAN OPERA.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
The Academy Of Music be opened the LET Of October
FORTY PERFORMANCES,
daring Which in dnon 10 the more taSorite Italian Opsrs
s,.I Tor, Gaf N9rs eSR0PEF Eros pU NoRp
and Other novelties will be produced with masnih0enoe Of
eoteotoess o. eosta@e and srso excellence
With r., pssSn in sS suntTy and in
En- az eheni eh sra under The dlreo ion OF u M
h- pot fort ha be spared TO render 'hs Open
by Of ib nj patronage ths O eeor confidently -pPs> 70
BIS sDssvO to sive the lyme dram" permanent fOOhOd n
There be three regular performances in each week,
aONpAy, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY.
N' 0P' EVERf SATURDAv AFTERNOON,
Cor The especial Hecsmmod Ana Of out oftoSn residents nva.
bss ehhoep schools and others uGsbe unwilling 70 attend
Tue pr,cs q to P.rquete and girt Circle
Ne sIs vi for L Ts' ss % .sasS the
sict vii b. cid for he for nights
q ion vsyu scerdns to ooaton and nber Of es
trgesrSr o ssae, Or sea-. S'' b 9se' 10 Ps'3a :,
r. a., from this d'te-New-YoIk, Sept, Il 1888 ,.r,o
pORIONs, CHAMBERs-ST.-THURSDAY,
Sept Still wS Sifr a4 rs S DEF Gnd OF
Ne hss, se'sd and ~T-n peee u he age Tho Pies
ar se Psops irnou 'fTn me s5es merit Of Us " O.
~. ROMANCE or Do"ESric LIFE
IN Nv Farce Of ~ Go, KM4gEKs aST
bi ~ ~, -. Nj bufst JeHims..,......'hn Hol@An
T, , ASos9ss11iU Js CORRESPONDENT.
N Witch MI bf'aieJ Ma Rsynosd snd Nf. hschsni vii
IN, ~h,le effts ~ niss AHs,spsn, p.~ sa sooA
DROADwsY THKATER Z A Nar.bail
Eebe At y o'e "a p,,es.i,.-rfl- tyESis0 sep. -
~ . '''i,' sIw AZ 10 nv oL1 mas
ga ore. ~ "e'e9... -, ,y ~ J.. '''Ssgst
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tbstr tr. tif : aAfrrrr o. ras1tar = 80
fuF fr4t Fi.rtr p-isls- ~tl g. .-as - l-Hr-T 90
slTtpfAF .i-i
Ti. - {. .-s ra.l-i .-.-t.. i,---l o. ~
ia. 49, ..4 t.s.t i-s - t-s.i 80 z'--i -
&. Ii. a. +-st ts.-f. p4.- d. 49, i-4ri--
.-i -l.-l.i 49, n s.-- r-i--s - --r-s -
49, ...- - sisit fris --c-- ~ -i-sFs -i ~
4~a taii.li -,is - ri i..-sfst - ~ 1'-
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II 30 - sIl--- 8.
A TpflfiSt eS SEXUAL iispAsrsS ~
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fltlr-s, ,r--- = - sG-ilb; tgs =. ,i33 AL Z
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CRENCH rICTIONARY for the MILLION

FRENCH IICTIONARY for the MILLION
The sutscnbers have just Published ana improved
edition oftbf wei Known and pop slar - - -.,,
MEADOWS FRENCH AID -NCLl,H PRONOUNClNG
DICTIONARY.
The wot he's been esIefu esed compared with and cor
rs,ed 20 The celebrated work OF e Chapsu by
Film b. KOESTLtR, Auth-r OF Practical and iheo'
rttoal French Drummer
IL il printed from set ~ ectotype Plates M larger
and better letter then the old ed ton, AMI la respect
superior boot advance the price. Il taius ~
paFes and Is ubtedy the Dictionary for the sire and
prlco II the market ,
Retail price 81 for which cppy will be sent by mall free Of
expense { any p.T' of the country.
ROE LUJGwOOD A son American and Foreign
Bookst re and S,hoo Book Depository, No II Brosiway
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.Bapti,t Historicnl SOciety.-Ths Annual Meeting OF
tl Ss,ey for busint will be hell a. the Bible
Rooms Ksusus, FRIDAY next. 2lst inst, at O'clock
p whom officers Of the Society for the ensuing year su
be jeee Members the society viii be puactual IN
tba,' rtre.danee ID. 4. VALENTINE, President
IosI pu BINVARp
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-17
swA MS BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,
Pu6iished scni-monlhly, at Montgomery, Ala,
AZ 81 90 Per Annum, In Advance.
IIyHE WORK Is printed on fine white pape

NHE work Is printed on fine white paper
u and new type and in appearance will be sec
ond 10 none in the United States. sg@ Ef
A Southern Bank-Note List is essential in every
Bank, Counting House, and Public Office Let MS
unite in advancing our common interests, and not
permit Northern and Northern Detecters TO luc-
tuate our money matters AS they may WISH while we
are quietly following their dictation. '
The work will be carefully revised on the day Of
publication, and all important financial changes, as
they occur noticed Every exertion will be made 70
make i'll correct and reliable guide 10 the Banker
and Merchant
Hotel proprietors, Brokers, Auctioneers, Oemmis-
sion Merchants, and others desrous of having their
names and business widely circulated are informed
that limited number Of advertisements will be in
serted Special rates for advertising BY the year
for shorter periods, may be known by applying to
any Of my agents, or at the Office in Atlanta, Ga
Specimen Numbers will be sent, on application by
letter, free of charge
All communications intended for the "Bank-Note
List" Atlanta, Georgia. -
JAMES RoBsRrsoS, General Agent. u
tN- Subscriptions received by J. T.. FRANCE,
agent for Washington, d. O., and Virginia
sep 25--8m N lH H 1914 8EN EOS
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-17
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
S. WE presume no Medical Prepar

tF w ton ever offered 10 the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER. Thousands Of persons, were they
called upon to do So would cheerfuly testify that
they have used 1t for various ills with the most sat
isfactory success II Is within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount of suffering has been re-
lieved by it. Its propreters, Messrs. Perry Davis
Som save no pains or expense in order to satisfy the
public. Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity In the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials Of which II is
composed are carefully selected none but the best
quality being used BY these means, the high rcpu-
taton which the Pain Killer has long since acquired
is at all times triumphantly sustained In view OF
these facts we are by'no means surprised 10 learn
that Messrs. Davis Sens sales are constantly and
rapidly Increasing While we congratulate our friends
generally that valuable preparation as the Pain
Killer is placed within their reach, we must be per-
mtcd TO rejoice at the wellmerit,d success OF its
liberal and enterprising proprietors. - Providence
PERRY DAYIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
Voluntarily, y,conscientiousy, and with much plea
sure, we recommend 10 our readers the above-named
medicine. espeak from own observation and
experience, when we say, that II removes pain rs il
by magic from all parts of the body end is one Of the
best medicines IN use for checking darrhea and re-
moving the premonitory symptoms of cholera. IL
s applied both internally and externally, with the
best effects, and none who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without it constantly in their
houses. - OiaciRnah Esening Aonpdriel
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray 4 Ballantyne and
John 7. Mortimer, Washington, d, O. '
nov 9-d8m
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Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
400, Seventh Street, opposite OddFsllosss Hail.
NUEssRs. TOPHAM date OF Phiiadei-
w phia) and N0RFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddng Business at the
above stand where they viii make and keep con-
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Off
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martingales and Whips s33 atNt
Harness Of every description, both for city and
country use
All kinds Of Trunks, valiscs and Carpet Bags
Ladies' Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hamess
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Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence
oonjure you to believe me- felow-citixens the jeal-
ousy Of free people ought 70 be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
nuence is one Of the ost baneful foes of republican
government. p Wasb6ngt0n. g 5f -e, 34t
hope we may find some means, in future, Of
ahieding ourselves from foreign influence, pslitcal
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted.
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Silas Dean that there were an ocean Of fire
between this and tho old world 'p-.je eEwson. ~