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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Henry's I1vigorating Cordial.

4 IAAt~3s = 1900 - :
fR9fiis iaTa;uabe GoHaia45 is extracted from
i -ferbs ans Rao'ss @a &h daye been tgund al
III years efexp grlenef, hy hN n'tsi skill fui 81 Y-
gic!airs IL POSSESSED otqp ihtes nigst peheilcia
Ii -tse diseases foF Whieh IL Is eNi nmehfet, and
hlnet NAis il pseseh4s g the pANlesya ~ =
frscfbas iemedy IL Il also knowA 10 liz y tia
thaf aeief Oh Whiea1 relaRee may ee pNS&ed as 8
rs safety. iAca rs 81 tmPoiencg f1astnmotriia-
ges. pisorlered sefllY, Aieartfuatlonr % euf'-
DEBILITY
1 arising from any causes. such as weakness from
sickness where tie, patient has been confined to
bed for some time, for Females alter Confinement
Abortion or Miscarriage jhiS Cordial cannot lie
exceed 10 It's sanitary effects; or 10 loss OF Mus
calaf Energy lsriabiliiy Physical Ploslration
Seminal Weakness Falpuatiun o The Heat In
digestion Slasgishhess Decay o., the Pfocreatiye
| Functions, Nefyonsness &c, where a Tonic
/ Medicine is required, il vii be loaud equal, il
] not superior IL aBy Comnound eyer usedg
/ TO FEN ALES
Il HeufY's lnvlgaraung Cordial, is one Of the most
| Invaluable MeGicIt es In The many Complains 10
which Females are subject II assists natufe &c
4 6taee the who.s gstem. ctFeek excesSes. ahd Gre
4 aies Iruee ed b aith and happiness Less sniier-
ing disease ard habapplaess among Ladies would
exist were they generaly 10 adep the use Of Ibis
Cardiai Ladies whsaFa debiiaied BY lhdse db-
| stractians which females are liable ta. and res
loreG 81 the useof betlle o. two 10 bloom and e
Y0UNG MEN
Fl THAI SOLITARY Daeaee, - fatal io4he existsEee
al ul in. and il iheyeupg who are NEST AFT e
become It's VII inns from an .gn Fauce q TIM Can
qyr tos which thpr suliect hefas III eanees
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Weakness 9frse system and Pfematafe Decay
Many Ii yuu may nD& lie afsrifg falf'ea 81
the cause or sauree ot dis ase. 70 thossa5 =
wha III excess. hsgs.s. right ea ttNn4se " Y ~
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\ Weakness anG Shriteliing Of the 1919 1stics
Nervoas Affection Of any ofhsS
4 unrtsfTaipef iHdulgenee Co. s!
Questioning he necessity sS4Psely Z. Hole e
i9'es NJ Axpatafe 70 restore those bl
healthY syafe, and will N
lessening bolf ~ q possesses rare rirtnes
Henry's LnEifI fdisease, and strsnggbene,, "
impqS1s TONIC MEDICINE. Il
~ Wedo xnof place this Cordial "
s28ns with quack medicines. ard. al 4 y
a4leHfF append long list 81 Recn,,,1,s,sa7
= Certileaies. g. beginning WINK & IIssl
Z me Preacher SAYS and snch ike. II i -,
esSafy, Tor HfhFY's Iavfeoratins. rorsgsl II -
aescs 81 pVpye thar I vii accomplish afI ~ =,
+ 9 ENdIINE 2 .fIENRY'S INYIG. + u
GRATING CORDIAL al
e 3 g Fapasl Belsies and is easily re- the
] Of each Bottle lo coalnEesfs;s y. VS. "a
efE1 we
r. Sold for 50 per Rode. ST. a. 90. 1,e
m = II - -
repaired 0nIv BY s. r COHEN NJ 49,,
Row Vine Sfreef f.elo,e FSoL, 49, RI
~ WHOM ALE ORDERS MUST BE
DRksSEn For SALE By al respectable pFe
prs 3 Alsfessnls Ihrosghous The country All
a Pislsl 4 STEVENS Alexandfia. Va.
0lesals Agents for vfFgifis. ~ =, :
49,. 1Es.l - - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

GENTLE MEN are reo,..,.ss = =.
s.ss Us "a lsrgesF and hest stock Of
on All , a9p 1.o.ns . oe found in This market
NJ "a 4. re- seaE'nce them Of their cheanor<-
-. - '''ss. JOHN b. LINT.
EsULEED Paid. PLATA -Ir.-. -.----.-
u stock Of FiapneIls. ~ 49, ~ r'so Prime
Evvatsste 81 = ~ T3 81 y. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

which together wltb BIZ tafNef ssacsi
f,tr6Tiises le ni the 1io$t coliplate ard spenfie
asS,ftsaepfF sf CI0fbipg ever presantea n itiS n
Hianpi4, EgeFg afiieie n:lessar4 ta cdiIplels hf
a4ofnjueRt ii ne 9dtW2ra 9n.f8w i3i ioehA y
his selection HI sseek embraces Caals, Faass
Vests. Sc. 81 every slyieI quality ana f4ice.
Ag7aTe ist np1s papef Aaifs are not seneta Nv. 1
sardea he WILL not say more taaa esfea9fa an la
atien 10 tEose ID need "a such a1ficlesr ~hlcf hf
pledges hilHselftn seltths,sPef tAab AeI hayetFsl
been offered ID this NlRrkst. A 81
have also received large assnTtlaehi q .If4lS
Cans. Boots, Shoes, SRifss>and Drawers, Alsd II
superior lot az Sisis, Cnttan ana GiBgham PocAs
and Neck HandHe1thieif CrayalF Gie9es socks
Saspenders umhialiass Knives Canes. P1cfee
Redks Coliatss TFuaks Nalire- CaFgetBags ke
witl also inioFfn tnY yasteneI 81 and Ihg rulflt
II geperailv lhat tommefeea maEipg coed url d
ofdsr and pfnnipt aeni sQa VIII tfs queen Bss KS
/ his large stock Of keaTY NJ 85e Gee1@ " alT
tsers "a hand large sf,fcs oi Cloths CaSsimtfe
and VpEtine4
O. 80 HANDS 'wan5ed "a make Goats, PaHt
| hnd Vests None, bar good Seamstressess ME
| apply
Purchasers VII l3aE1oHl<SsT Ta " name -
NsuF Cq7rsles Hotel iIarptfs- Ferry, Vrsiniff
4 Sent ~ 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
VIM s AE1SEracM,
N4Rgl,K3 ST9ysf CUTTER,

Efs3sxj5k on, 1ld
ID ETUR SIS his thanks to'he ciiizeHs Of gefer-
4 SON and adieniag raunles for The liberal pa
tfsasge Iraesto htm 10 d. lire Of business re-
sneetaliy gives ns8ice thai he i row prepared 10.
exeents ali sip,ss at.go3s + his lihe-4-Sp, as
Monuments, Tohbslabs, Head aad
Foot SieEes, &C.,
a mo shortest Saliee end puon lheraosi rcasona-
M. fers,s aptl Ais maig Hall compare With any
other ia.lhe e9unily q spass csilNtieo a. my
own risk aad axFense. -
Aiariers ihaakiu'lg received anu prqmp1@ ~
euied1o. Address ..,<4-., 80.
Frederick Ciiy, Md,
J. w McGINNlS. Agent,
. Chareslown, Va,
or IpEIN G. RipENOuR. Aseri.
Jan. % 1853 lLiaFpersFerry va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
,TaE MARRIED WoMAN,s~
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BIZ Da. An MAURIcSAu,
rSoysssss " 3p,sEAsrs or voxss-
..i~.,fsA Efisson lso0soaO(. ismo., pp

~ t,.sasedsA Eaissoa ,5oo,oeO). isaac, pP ~
sros rus parxs, xxFRA RNpiso. 81 %
coassAlstte which woman is sahicct, from giFl-
- II also a. wife and Is r1otiaer fui
= ssseIaes wsh dc causes The symptoms and also pro-
nef rs of sreAaiJnt IN plain. simple hal n tie most
r.a,e araage. sasgy understood And thus every wo-
,,.a an a cover dy comparing her own symptoms with
,bas. alchsa the nAsure harAe,cr and q her
so.,pia4nt5 ana be spared much knxisiy apd suffering
IRE 4Sss aboaf bselaing mother has ensn need Il
,..tan aud adyicc Of the utmost Importance 20 her
t.,re te in respect 70 which bet sensitvepsss for
MAJ eobsatsnE medical gentleman, Win fnd such in
strac,ion and advice. and also explain many symptoms
ivbch Otherwise Would occasion anxiety or alarm
How kany are iron distinctions or lryeEiisri-
,;es pstar female syssera which nnderntips The
herlsa Sse ssts. s which they ignorant, and for
vaca fashas seeking medical adviceg n5u
may Sin soiu rlpsas asefs Calling 81 The wsmht
ar tro,n tweAkness, debility, &elf How many
are IN constant agony far many aoils preceding epnnne-
enst ttoy many lnye aiaenis, II dangerous delv-
cries nd slow ana uaesyiain fecoxrues, some whose
lives ate hararded daring such time N' sSe rd N "
pages lie nsns 81 prevention, an,sloraton and relief
lfowmaay bitter moments hev- much asSails might
hAy teen spared u lie ssrer her hasbands to hes
relativss - he tiney posessston Of this yelHuis
sSmpractieabe Ia convey fatty the various subjects
tre4sd o ss siey are Of Rstrre strictly nteoaed ios
ue married, Of lhdss contemplating narriasa.
nut be- husband yiA OF mother are exeusah.eh they
stat eohtnnein ignorance ef hose pysiplegic Hs, ~
ts knowledge 81 which ,feir eyntealth and haifiaeAs
3 isolde flture sirsl.bsiss Of their lifen are SECURED
aTiig MARRIED xChtANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPASSION i standard YORK o. esahshe,i rSpvia.
,ion f5and cAssean the catalogues % TIE E1st trade
talss Y New feFf' s'a es,,
TN n. s HIM, 5,.
nYA5ENts' = 4 -
FIVE HUNDRED. THOUSAND COFkkS
t lhavss baen sold. efwl1ch there we're upwards Of
tss a.t} 1880, !. aYrs,4n .tvr ~. NAH
/ 0ARt AbsEps lNNtNlNB NhALbl #ill,
stssshg Il elsh Estimation "a Nheh = sl ~ rsA-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

r HAVE choice & e Z: Igs i { IA 49,.
sig which viii exhsaee Ffor Trs5s. ll ,ls-
s * $50. - 5 -. & q. AiSQUITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Nntice,

j.
ETAYING retired tFoGl Inc 81 erc ahilie ienfan
have authofi7sa a nd apfofnfea JutfA Waish
ta4etlle I'll accounts connected wifh mY laie haS1
neSs, and COLLECT andreegp ioFal money dgae rae
an book account, retis fentsSor ~ any 2 dRnef
whatever. .
irnSgall persons aho are Indebted 70 me will
eali dpon him and settle their ec9Gnts tad fay
hest ssibe day, as have Engaged IN other Epsi-
ness which requires all the mans 1 can comf1ana
feeliit rtepeF ~ fakiag this tsfTatei ~ MI c'a
friends and CUSTOMERS. aTelnfp them my grateful
acknowledgements K9rs.lheir generous paTonage
and support, and Solicit aiika libsrff sHppat toi
lnv successors 81 Till ald slaFid Walsh & Bro,
who Vii continue NE hnsiaess - al its depart
fnents with fresh energies and generous anlhi-
house. T MICHAEL DORIAN: +
Harper. Ferry, April 81 ISL
n S. As there are many persons iadebtad tonne
whn have not vet called upon my agent aFeye
named 10 settle or raY their aceounts asa rs
waat5 papEey badly, hereby notify All sUen PR
soD<ffSssv do net rorlnake some arrange fas
fakta1seE time before The Isl Of Sc ptefnbeT "a &
shall ffaHsfef 4beir accounts for collection N. q
regard to parsons. Justice Ia myseifa an oEf
regard termF own eng agennenl rs2ad sas
unavoidable MlCI8A EATT
July i3, 1854
GENERAL tSa s:ss Il i II :
NESS snto Of th9 Indian labe
Il - ri X =. HSe q tse n ode Rv1S
4 THE suisse e Various Offices Of the 81 e
i the &c Y qFeHiss Satisfaction Id fezt
v anv X sAsiRess pf Ills charac,er. ~ p
vese In |
u ". rs spselai attention to he caliec- Pa
sAlass parties residing Ia tie Dis nd
t1.ela q is viciaifY, negotiating ioahs Dru
u The purchase or sale f seeLs Iai - -
eend Warrants. Sc &C. 81 r,sss -; 49,. - W.
e spondenfs residing I'll s;ssS 4 II
t0auy business which NAV ;rfercst 49, =. f.
eat 81 Gorernnieni. :is = r
1 Once Is over lie Bankinz r7ouSe IF ssTs.r
'exs q Co. y e
s. = lsR. IL ga { f.'ss''1 sh y,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

lLave8now man sac'as4a sefg lafge ard gen
tFss asseattnent 81 FINN ASsE q tAs esst q!aslY,
which VIII sell 4nls stsLsAli,eatst1 Gaas s..
town of ihraaah nav ifav+lAHg agehFs throughout
mus otiEe eaantitS Ii in5 Sirie n i9& HAssss =
cash. Ell ID exchasgs II Cotton kags. Neee SegsP
SkiHs, Hides. Bses~FS Baron. Sentry 2
S5sp. Nc. Those VINE palFanize Observation-Disclosures
vii very soon be aeia - apegeeiasf tae eanEFAl-
eaeeot having theiE wares bropsA q their easl-
.sxpeBss III freighi-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
COUNTY OFFICERS
TOWN COUNCIL.

w. ]. HAYES. sfayoy. L. Bolts. Rns
7l4stess-sAsslL RIDENorx. VIZ Jour
r. RIEssfse. G. rs ZiMMERMAx, II
III. N. GALtAHER, and SAM,L Woopr
! 7birn Sergeant CHAaLxs G. n q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

lAItF2 81 Ne. l3F SAFE ~ N ~ n n
~ sFFs q ls64 T, G sgGAFoosE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
g.c1aI Esoafing and spouting.
Tosjef Ware.

! i ave now ready ter5ale a tsw SETS Of TOILET
MARE, consisting Of Pitcher and Bowls Toilet
Jazz Chamber Buckets, Water Buckets and Foot
Talss which are fiaish-d ia the neatest manner
and wiz be sold at Balimare pffces..
a Ess-A Ndfdersfrom any paftof State are Respect
fuIg soli.Med and viii feceive prompt attention.
vNS TH0S ID PARKER.
f,aarIeste,nA ClefobeF u 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

Rel7renee iqreEafl 10 ~ zeal EHille, = =.
Visschef &. CO. Real Esalcs3 fokers, New York.
GlfdeFS {pasi p4idi9 Shh mnney cnfl3sel,, y oe
addressed, L..
5Q5 BnAdwaY, n. ~
rs~ FAe5,b grasi peyin ~ easalogues are Low
tts4y fr'deffry
4 Septsmhs p S5t-Gn -iS90 ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
The Kansas Governor.

According to the Telegraphic report
President Pierce acted with his usual
sagacity in selecting a new Governor
for Kansas. He proGted by his expe-
renee in Feeders case. Hc got a
man this time who runs no risk OF
keeping the bowie-knife fraternity In
suspense as TO the course he will ad-
opt. lie does not wait ill he can look
into the condition Of affairs before
forming his resolution. He goes there
with his mind made up. He inform.
ed the citizens Of Westport. on his ar
rival. that he was sorry 10 see that
some Of the inhabitants would refuse
TO obey the laws Of the sham Legisla-
turc. Hregarded that body as cloth
ed with legitimate power TO make laws
for the Territory Io came there
with that belief. Without an houfs's
consultation or inquiry, --asking for no
evidence, and seeking no facts,-he
proclaimed his conviction that men mo-
ioriously imposed upon Kansas by
armed Intervention from Missouri
were the rightful lawmakers for the
Territory
The reason Of his determination so
TO regard them was given In the Sc
qucl Of his speech. He was in favor
Of Slavery. OF course, then, he will
sanction any steps necessary 10 secure
that result. Heis in this only follow
Jog in the footsteps Of all who labor
for tho accomplishment Of the same
end.-N Y. Tribune. M t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Judge Giants Meanness.

The Treasury eaters are beginning
to stir themselves ia earnest. against
the Judge. They see in him the kind
Of man that win not answer theii
purpose. Their plea is that he Is so
penurious that he will put an end to
all improvements.
Three years ago when the Judge
was a candidate for The Senate, d. ID
Jones, Esq. made several able speech
es against Dr. Davis, urging. as one
objection. that he had voted for re.
leasing Mr.. Patterson from $4,000
be owed the State, on the lease Of the
Penitentiary. Now he and others are
objecting to Judge Cant as Commits
sioner, because, in the Senate, he vo-
ted against the appropriation bill, at
Ter trying in vain to have sirleken from
Il. not only a REIMBURSEMENT Of the
$4,000, due on the lease. but a cash
appropriation Of SO. 900. for two years
Another item was n lawyers fee o.
81 .0oQ for services not worth 500
The bill was. full Of such ouiragcs,
and the Judge voted against Il, just as
he ought TO have done.
One Of the Treasury Eaters has an
old grudgc against him. because wher
he was Sheriff, some years ago, and
the Judge was on the bench, no re-
monstrated with him for putting bail
IFS. who are employed by the county
to attend 20 criminal business only. &c
serving summons and subpehas in civ
il suits. and for which the sheriff col
lecied Gees from the parties. thougl
bailtis in the employ of tho count,
did the work. The apology Of th'
sheriff was. that even with thesc ateal
ings. the Office did not pay any to'
well.
But one OF the most fatal objection
10 the Judge, is that his characters
tic meanness will keep them from buy
ing town clock, for the new Cour
House. and also from fencing II i
with new iron fence, and building
new brick jail, large enough 0n'
nice enough for the sheriff to live IN
Now as these improvements woul'
cost only $4,000 or $4,000, Il
alleged that he is too mean to go il
for them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
John p. Brady, Esq.

We have heard desire expressed
That Mr.. Brady should berun MS - can
didate for County Commissioner
We have had no conversation with
him on the subject. but we presume
he wouldn'trun. under any eircumstan.
ces. He is not eligible, however, this
year, as he lives In the district that
elected last year. We have repeated
ly heard him spoken Of as oneof the
best Commissioner the county ever
had, but II we are posted he cannot
run again on the party ticket When
a Commissioner, he was watehful OF
the crib. and we learn that he turned
several eaters away hungry. lie at
least carefully examined every bill,
and allowed only what he thought
right. This. we are informed, was
the reason why he was set aside by
those whose bread depends on hav-
ing "liberal hearted souls" at the
door Of tho crib. He may bc repu.
dated by the clique. who want large
appropriations for small services. but
his fellow.c citizens will remember him
s.~sssaliy. snd though /, is two ye"rs
ill he can be elected. we doubt not,
from tho feeling manifested through
out the County to put prudent and
safe men in that office. he could b,
elected in spite of the Caucus If he
would consent 10 run. Meanwhile, !
the people IN the county are IN ear
neat in their desire to reform abuses
we know Of no better beginning plac,
ihan TO request Judge Cant TO serve
them Ms Commissioner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Cincinnati Times.

The Editor. or the local, or some
one else, In the last issue, in his
market reports, says that Shanghai
fowls are less in demand in market
than any other kind" His liability
thus to be humbugged, accounts for
his opposition TO s. p. Chase, for Gov.
ernor Now the Cincinnati folks
have not had any Of the delicious
young Shanghai stock in market
They have been too valuable, hereto
fore, and are yet. to be sent of to
market. The "Shanghais" that are
sent. are the old supemnnuated roos-
ters, secdy shanghai's; and for the
young shaughais they get old roos-
ters of the common stock. Neither
kind Is ft for country people to eat.
and are only IL for the city folks,
Save us from such Shanghsi's. Nc
marvel thet shanghai's are in little
demand.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

ally admitted nearly all that We have
alleged. His own account Of the ~
fair. as reported to us BY one Of The
most reliable men in the county. Il
this: II went down 10 Laurel. the
other day. and meeting there some
friends. who had some spirits ] yield
ed TO their invitations 10 drink with
them. and INDUCED rather freely. and
| confess. that / was someshaf over-
come" Now this Ia his own way Of
uarrating plain but a painful fact
We have no disposition TO take OF the
polish. and reveal the naked truth.
But aplain man, speaking in plain
Saxon. would say he went down 70
Lanrel and got drunk. We confess
we don't like this bluntness, but at
times II seems necessary. Now Mr..
Ayres speaks ofhim as he saw him.
Mr.. Farout speaks as he sac himself.
Mr.. Ayres does not. and we think, will
not say, that during the time. al
Iuded TO. Mr.. Farout did not use
spirituous'Iiquor. How rapidly such
habits will grow. and how. successfully
they may be concealed even from init
mate friends. every body knows.
We regret to thus bring Mr.. Farout
before the public, It is out ofno un-
kind feeling to him. but we think we
would be recreant TO our duty to see
another man. Of similar habits elected
to Gil SO responsible an Office as Com
missioner, without word OF warning
Having now stated the facts, as w'
understand them, We leave them with
the people. They can inquire OF 9TH
ers, and learn for themselves. We
have heard Of some such inquiries
within the lust week or ten days
We are not sanguine as TO the result
We know how strong tho party yoke
is, and we know that many sober
men will forget their vows, rather thar
throw IL off. Meanwhile we will onl,
add lhatit does not terrify US tina
party hirelings dcfame us. The,
would not earn their money IL the,
did not. It is for this purpose tina
they are employed. Let them serv,
their masters. We shall not object o
rctaliate. The sober men Of thi
county, Of all parties, arc beginning Il
understand this matter. and we leav'
Il with them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Cincinnati stage.

So far as this vehicle Is private
we have no disposition TO
meddIc with it. It's proprietors have
an undoubied right to please them
selves. in the kind Of stock they use.
and In their speed, aud then those who
have to travel. can use their pleasure
as to patron;zing them. They have a
rgnt 70 90, IN TINS respect, Whatever
pays best. But there are some things
they have not right TO do. Having
engaged to carry a passenger they
should comply with the conract.-
This they do not always do. We saw
the driver. short time ago. drive TO
the top Of the hill. near our Office. and
attempt to make feeble woman. with
n heavy child. get out and carry her
child and two carpet-sacls into the
bottom. She peremtorily refused,
and the driver, in great rage drove
- The foo, Of the hill. and M, her ont
at the wrong house. amidst her
had 10 make her way. with her chill.
A.. .nd h.roaoe %, hor des,;,a,;on
:. hest .bs souIs. II NAV be said
,h.t Tho n,ocey yemsdv for such treat.
49,. -,
a stranger do. in law. with such a
...no Tn. on,v ,ouodv Ia ~ IN.
form ,bs ,nhl;o ,bat N. western
g.. caun.nv .eords an excen,;or
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Foreign News.

The news by the Baltic is not Of
much Importance. Matters before So
yastopol seem to remain in about the
same position as before, though The
Russians on the Tchernaya are again
menancing the ALLIES. Rumoun Of
negotiations are rife once more. From
Ash, Minor We. learntha' some lighting
had taken place. but It does not seem
10 have amounted to much. There
had been more Carlist disturbances
in Spain. The Cotton market was
dull; the Grain market was firm.