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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

U7SPRAGUE's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, No
III EAST FoURTH.sTREET.-This mammoth es-
Enlistment has thrown all the other "tailor
shops" completely into the shade. Indeed,
when compared with sprague's oil the Others
look decidedly old fogysb. Beside s, who will
continue TO pay the old-fashioned exorbitant
prices for old-fashioned Cloths when they can
get all the new styles at Sprague's, and at
prices. The supply of boys Cloth
ing at that establishment just now is large and
varied, and should command the attention of
parents who desire 10 practice economy.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

Urine Washington Union says that recent
investigations in the city OF New York ,bov
that The removal fpostage stamps fromlettey.
ana Then dropping the letters, unpaid, into Tho
ONCE Is practiced there to great extent, chef.
ly by the lads with whom they are sent n h.
mailed. Tho stamps thus faudulently &C.
CURED are exchanged for fruits or other refresh
menus, and then resold below their legal value
70 such as are willing to buy. One individual
has thus bought from the proprietor Of a sin
g'e iruit stand some sixty or seventy OF these
eaa
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

GThe Wing Know Nothing Convention
which assembled in Columbus on tue OH
inst, placed in nomination the Hon. ALLEN
TRIMBLE, for Governor and it seems that they
ere determined to give him their undivided
support. The Convention is reported as Luv-
ing been large and enthusiastic. and the pro-
'ceedings harmonious.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

G'The gentleman who wrote 10 us fr m
West Elkton, over the signature of a "a
reading Democrat" is informed that we mail
regular every week our paper to all whose
names are on the Book. A great many COM
plants have reached us from West EIkton,
but we know not the cause. Perhaps it is as
the writer suggests.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

pBy a card in to-day's paper II will be
seen that Messrs. Day & MArLAcK, of Cincin.
natl, have removed their establishment, and
are now prepared to supply customers with
all kinds of Dry Goods. Our merchants will
find this establishment TO be number 1, and
We advise them 10 call and see.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16
REMOVAL

The Office of the "Eaton Demo-
crat'' has been removed to the Sc
cond story of the brick building west
of c. Vanausdal & Co.'S store, where
all kinds of Job Work will be done
up with neatness and dispatch.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16
u When the Eaton Clique by a sham ssl

U'When the Eaton Clique by a sham sale,
Changed the ProprietorshiP OF the Register, and
secured the services OF the present Abolition
Editor, they had in contemplation the transfer
OF the wing party ofPreble county to the Free
Soilers' and ever since, the present tool of tina,
political band ofdesperadoes, has been, Though
the icolu ms of that sheet, preparing the way
Tor that act, which professed A mericanism, in
Secret dens Of Know Nothingism, has consul
mated! And now, the old dilapidated, super
anuated granny who fills the Register with the
!ucutrItiols ofhis distorted mind and perverted
heart, prates long and loudly about slave. de-
mocracy, and doughfaces, and compromises,
and Nebraska swindlers, which comes with a
bad grace from such a political renegade, az
Inc sioreSald editor, who has in his career of
politics, been almost everything but a true
American, and has advocated all the isms,
which ever cursed this country. In his prime
and youth, he fought true republicanism and
democracy in the ranks OF whiggery-since
The demise OF that party, when covered with
political leprous sores, a disgusting and dcspi.
sed thing, becomes the willing instrument of
the Eaton Clique, and sells himself and his
little remaining talent, 10 be used in bargain-
ing oil old-line wings, and transferring them
to the Abolition ranks ITO ssve himself from
oblivion, he has endeavored TO render himself
notorious, and has pretty well succeeded in
infamy!
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

bGov. Medill, in his speech at Fremont,
said that Chase had abused the K. MS more
than any man in Ohio. The Colonel remarked
that ne was afraid to be more severe upo them
than Chase for fear the rascals might support
him!
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

u.TNearly every parent must have expert
enced the difficulty of securing a correct Like
ness oil their little ones. Now all4he difficult
~ may be avoided by going 10 Balls, No. 10
fi'th street. He has o way of managing chill
dren that is peculiar and pleasing.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

pThe Know Nothing who would not use
the word patriot because it began with pa,
mas concluded to e~migrate some where, because
ne has attest found out that America was dis.
covered by foreigner.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

UPeople differ greatly in their opinions Of
matters and things, but all unite in saying that
Ball. No. IS Fourth street, takes the best
picture in the city. In this they are right, 70.
has no superior. Call at his Gallery, and
east your eyes on his splendid specime ms.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

JEvFERsoN's EPrTAPH.-Know. Nothing Dem
ocfats' II there are any such about, please re-
member (says the Boston Post) thatJEyrEssoNs
the founder OF the Democratic party Of the
Union, when he came to die, requested the
following epitapb to be inscribed on his tomb.
Here lies THOMAS JErTERsoss author ofths
Declaration OF Undergraduates, and ofthe stst-
utes establishing religious toisfotidn n IN ss Com.
Nronwedhh Of Tiyginia."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

OMr. Taos. MORoAN. Of this place, pre.
sented % with . Tomato weighing u lbs
This is the largest we have ever seen. md
can't be beat in this region.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

'frH any Of our subscribers wish to pay
their subscription ia wood, we will be glad 10
receive it any time. Bring II along as soon as
possible.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16
L.G. U Editor.
EATON. O., AUG. Is, 1855. |
Governor,
William MediIl.

Governor,
William MediIl.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
IR. ID. Warden.
Auditor,
: Nv. ID. Morgan,
Treasurer,
John G. BresIin.
Secretary of State,
William Trcvitt.
Attorney General,
George w. McCOOk.
Board of Public Works,
James Ii.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16

6rTime is money.-Er.
0-TbIs don't allude TO that time an editor
spends in making out bills for delinquent sub.
scribers. Does it?
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-16
From The Louisville Courier.
The Reign Of Terror.
LOUISVILLE UNDER MOE Law

Full PartieLdrs efths Election RiOh-HoVsss
Destnoyed-Listofthe Killed Orrid Butch
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vi K GI Nj A.


LrBERAL.-The Washington street Methodist
church, In Petersburg, alter a sermon from Mr..
Deggeit, on Sunday last, In behalf OF missions,
contributed s70o to the cause.
REcovRnINe.-F. s. Anthony, who was aho, in
Petersburg, Friday, by w. A. slsymau, Is re-.
covering. The ball has not yet been extracted
from his thigh
REMOVED William Peters, for 20 years See
retary OF the CcmmaLdsnt of the navy yard In
Portsmouth, has been removed, to make room for
q relative of Commodore McKeever.
DRowNED.-Francis AFFORD, fisherman, was
drowned In Acquia Creek, one mile above Game
Point Saturday evening, by falling from bis skiff
into water two feet deep. 1t is supposed he was
iaboring under fit. He leaves a large family.
LioENsEs "A large number of licenses, for
keeping refectories, was granted by tho court of
Fredericksburg, Last Thursday.
ACQUITTED -Thomas E. Carlton, charged with
the murder of Thomas Guy, was acquitted at the
last term Of King g. Queen Circuit Court. Ed Y
Cannon, OF Richmond, was one of the defendants
counsel. A
ExAMiNArIoN.-The examination ut tho Norfolk
was we'll attended
SHAMRFUL.-Ths Intelligencer says, thst The
doors of the Washington street Methodist Church
In Petersburg are obliged to be kept locked during
services because of the dsorderly conduct of young
men who crowd about them, and laugh and talk
loud enough to disturb the congregation.
COUNTERFEIT DOUBLE EAcLR-A well made
counterfeit of the $40 gold pieces Is now ia circu
lation. Il Is precisely the same circumference OF
the cola, but tits not IS thick. 1t is valued at SlS
so Tue coin may be detected by observing the
word sold" In small raised letters on the bottom
OF the head.
CLERICAL. DR. Johns, assistant Episcopai
Bishop of Virginis, cfciaed In Abingdon last SuI-
day.
FIRE CoMpANY.-The Independent Fire Com
pany Of Portsmouth have elected John E. Edgar
as their President
STEAMER TENNEssEE.--The steamship Tennes-
| see, sold in Baltimore, was purchased by John w.
Keeling, of Suffolk county, and three other gentle-
men of Portsmouth and Baltimore.
CANDIDATE.-Major R. H. Allen, Dem) is the
| candidate of the Know Nothings for the Senate
/ from the Lunenburg district.
SALE CT IRoN.-550 tons of railroad iron and q
freight barge, were sold in Wheeling Saturday.
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES A man was arres-
ted In Wheeling, Friday night, for attempting to
pass counterfeit $40 bills the Northern Bank OF
Kentucky.
LEcTuRE-Tha Rev. Dr.. McCabe, lectured Sun
day In Wheeling, on the "Rule of Moral Action. ,
EscArED. Alex. Qusde, confined in the jail Of
Williamsburg, escaped on Wednesday last.
THE New York RELIGIOUS ANNIvERsARIEs.-
On Friday evening, the anniversary meetings in
New York were brought to Close As general
thing they have not excited much interest, nor
been as fully attended as in former years. The
following is table Of the receipts of the fourteen
principal societies that have held meetings. for the
two years past-from which it will be seen that
there was a considerab le falling off in the past
year: Gee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

DIED ID. J. McCord, formerly member of the
South Carolina Legislature and State Reporter,
died at Columbia, On Saturday.
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UsPARALLRD MEANNEss.-The corporation OF
Montreal invited Sir Edmund Walker Head, Go
vernor General, to visit that city at the opening of
the exbibilien preparatory 10 sending to the Paris
Exhibition. They engaged rooms for bim ct the
Dounegana House, and refused to pay the bills -
Madsme s Julien the landiady, mas accordingly
eued Sir Edmund for the amount
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THE DRouTH.-ln Heard county, Ga, the crops
are suffering greatly for want of rain, and in Gri
fn county, on the 4th inst, prayers were offered
nm for rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

STEAMER SUNK steamer Exchange sunk
In the Yazoo river, near Honey Island, Miss, on
kLc ins
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RAPK.-Mathew Grimes was arrested in New
Orleans, Wednesday, for committing rape upon
the person of Mary Ann Kennedy, chambermaid
at the st Louis Hotel where he was boarding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

CRUSHED TO DRATH.-Robert Scott, mate OF the
boat Della, on the Mississippi River, was crushed
to death at Fausse Point, La, on the 7sh, by hogs
head of sugar falling on him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

GOVERNOR ARREsTED.-Gov. Winston of Alsba-
ns, was recently arrested at Eutaw, for disturb
Ing the court 1t seems that the Governor pot into
an animated conversation with some of his friends
IN which his voice unwittingly rose to pitch that
disturbed the court.
GENKRos1TY.-Hor. George Folsom late charge
at the Hague. met with poor American family in
Jerusalem, which went out to join a colony to
teach the natives of Palestine agricultural and the
mechanic arts The enterprise proved failure
and the family being reduced to poverty, Mr.. Fol.
som gave them $3.50 to pay their passsge to Boston
Mr. Hawthorne, 1t is stated is about to resign
the ofice of IT, s. Consul at Liverpool, in conse.
queAce of Congress cutting down his fees one
half
A TaANsYKR-First Lieut.. M. L. Smith. of To.
geographical Engineers, has been assigned to duty
a. assistant in the Typographical Bureau In Wash
ington, in place of Capt T. J. Lee, resigned.
A Coon MovE-Thc officers of the board of
health of Pbiladeiphia recently seized eighteen
miinh cows that were penned up In unwholesome
quarters and fed upon distillerJ sIops
DWELLING BuRNr.-The dwelling Of Mr.. Henry
Neff. in Smith Township, Belmont county, Ohio.
was entirely destroyed by FIRE. together with near
" all it's contents, on last Sunday evening Loss
5000
IsrrRmARY ON FIRK.-A part of the county In
frmary at GAINESVILLE, o, was consumed by fire on
Thursday. The building destroyed was occupied
BY II persons l3 of whom were idiotic or insane.
No lives lost.
Loss CT GuANo SRIP.-The ship Climax was
lost in the harbor Of Csllso, with cargo of Qua
no. She belonged TO Messra Howes Il Cromwell,
of Boston. aud WAS Insured for $50 600 on the ship
and $50 900 on the freight, In various companies
of that city.
FourpaY .DEsrnoYEp.-Tha sextensive foundry
of Aultman & Co 10 Canton. Ohio. was destroyed
BY Ore on the 5.h Inst. Loss, $4,000; insurance.
$1,000 8K
ANTI KNOW NOTHING MoyKMRNr.-The Sag
Niatsn secret convention. which assembled at
Coiumbus, Ohio, on Thursday last, adopted the
Democratic State ticket, with the exception Of the
candidates for Governor, Attorney General and
Auditor. #
SRnsrrUE-Horaee Greeiy was shocked during
his yoyaeeto Europe to ladies eat late suppers,
and drink whiskey akina, b1andy and water, beer,
cherry bonnce, &c. 9a sf4& s8 asaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

THE SARDrNIAN PuRcHAsEs Through private
letters received by the last European steamer 1t 10
stated that Cabour's bargain with England TO fur
nish the latter with fifteen thousand Sandman
troops, to be wasted aud destroyed In the Crimea,
proves 90 unpopular In the SsrdiDisn army a. al
ready to have broken down his tCabour's) DiDis-
try Many of the troops to have been sent of, re-
fused TO po-oficers and men shooting themselves
10 avoid this disgraceiul and self immoistlng SER
vice. Sardinia would have received s332 per head
of officers and men, for his majes.y's slaves thus
sold to disease and death. The bargain has but
single parallel iu the history of modern nations I;
the sale by the Elector of Hesse of his subjects TO
George III to fight the battles OF ENGLAND In our Re-
volutionsry war As In that case, these Sardtnisns
have not the slightest interest In the war, Dethe
their countrys honor, rights nor interests are In
yolved In f. sFkes4ss
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TRYING THEIR GUNS AT PENSACOLA The PEN
sacola Gazette says:

AT Forts McCree, Barrancas and Pickens, the
gunuers are preparing the engines Of war Seal
log the guns trying the range prsetising at target
batteries into smithertnes as the Irish wadman ex-
nresses it, Is now The order of the day. We are
much eratifisd with this ready preliminary move
nnent. for it is sure indication that we shall not
be caught somnambuhzing 10 the event OF q de
clarstion of war agains. US by the naughty Don
lose. Hieh Constable of the Seas, In the laitudes
and ionaitndes of Cuba.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

THREE NEGROES BunNr.-Oa Sunday night
last, the kitchen attached to the Jail at Sumtervills
North Carolina, was burned, and a negro woman
and he two children lost their lives In the ames
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

NATURAL CURIosrTY.-The original rough
d,at, of The declaration of Independence 10 the
hsndwritins of Mr. Jefferson, DR. Franklin and the
elder Adams, is preserved In the State Department
with Great care. Ii has been framed and placed In
4 box of black walnut, hung against the wall, the
dor of which s of one piece about two feet square,
=, certain angles OF the ROOM the grain and natu-
raj marks of the piece of wood of which ih door
l. fabricated present singular appearance. With.
out the exercise of any great fancy q represen-
tstion Of the battle Of Bunker Hiilcsn be discov-
ered though some contend 1t has great resem.
blapce 10 the storming of Stony Point the attack
ON Kings Mountain. 1t IL quitea curiosity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

ARREST FOR MURDER Benjamin Bruer, sup
posed to be the person who murdered Capt John
Nixon of Bolivar, Westmoreland county, Va, was
arrested in st. Louis. Mo, on Monday night, the
7th instant He answers the description of the
pourderar .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16
r.. IN EsE;ssz;ssg5 ACCOMMODATES

I % E AcG8MM9pAIIN 4 sfSAMp y Z =
RANGEMEHr.-On and after Monday, I'd April
1885. and until further notice, the Accommodation
Train of this Company will be run daily (Sunday's
leaving Milford at qusrter after5 O'Clock A M. and
Richmond at O'Clock Z. NJ, stopping at any point
which may be directed on the way for passengers.
Fare same SO on the Mail Trains, which and af
ter the I'd April will make 10 stop between Milford
and Richmond, except at the Cottage station
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
P.S.-On Sunday Of each week the Mail Train
will stop for passengers, ct the former stopping
places, whenever there's srfficent time by the
Schedule to do so. .a-.
OFFICE r. & P r. z. Co.,
Richmond, March IL, 1855. NH IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

The main line of The Pennsylyania public works
WIN be offsred for sale suciiop In Philadelphia,
on the 2i.h OF July.
Some OF the Lake tisheries have been very pro-
uctive ibis spring. The gross shipment from
saginaw alone win exceed 3, 500 barrels ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

THEATRIcAL.-The Metropolitan Theatre in N
York, opened on Monday evening, and among the
actors the following; Charles Walcott John
Sloan, Mr.. Maske, Mr.. Held, and Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs. Farren is at Newark, n J. Miss Eliza Lo-
gan is at Philadelphia Lngard is In Hartford, Ct.
The Bateman Children are ia st. Louis Miss
Kimberly was presented with double.case dia.
mond set watch, in Buffalo, last week. Mrs Es-
tee Potter is In Sacramento. Mdme Bishop is In
San Francisco Charlotte Cushman is at the Hay.
market Theatre, London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

NAvAL-The sloop of war Decatur was heard
from at the War Department by the last mail from
California She arrived at Honolulu. on the 18th Of
March, alter . passage OF forty days from Valps
Race Independence. according TO latest advices
received st the Navy Department, was at vslparsi-
90 ON the 23l of March last and was TO sail that
day for Talcuhana 10 ChlIi and from thenoo to
Panama. and return to Valparaiso, touching at all
iosermediate ports going and returning. All well
on board this ship Syas.ss
The Roman Catholic ProvisionaI council, 10 cons
nection With the Archiepiscopal See q Cncjnnaii,
convened their sessian Sunday. .nss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

ATTEMPT AT SuIc,DE.-Christian Bohlsyer,
lad 10 Washington city, attempted suicide Mon
day, by hanging himself to tree near his fathers
residence. He was cut down Ia time to save bis
Itf,
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ca DON'T READ THIsI-Be it

CA DON'T READ THIS!-Be it
EsFESA known TO ail~ ho row o. Iaay hereafter
ka>ss4sS he Ia gaas OF anything to carry you from
place - Jzace, with the greatest comfort
aad at the lowest rate that the und srsgned has
rirg the last greatly enlarged and improved his
estahishr9eut by addpg TO his former business all
kinds OF light Carrisges BuGGIES. ROCKAWAYs,
Nc f, &c which, bsiuE connected with his SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it the
most nplete house TO equip any one in want in
the city. FL % stock on hand is very large and we'll
assorted, and not to be surpassed in neatnesa and du
rability. He would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
pstronse, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and qualify. Hi: store ro4tg on 18th and Gary
streets opposite the Columbian Hotel
4-Sm G. MILES,
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Si.tb9 xo< Ai 5oS oo4
*For the first nine months of the financial year.
tFor eight months.
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Rev JOHN LANAHAN, Pastor of the Exc
JUHN bANAHdNt 4 ~
OF Exeter street M. u. Church, Baltim
BLEEDING or 'TaE LUNGS.

RALEIGH, A., G.. Feb. 8, ass.
Messrs Mortimer and Motobyay:
do hereby certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with q severe hemorrhage OF the Lungs
and had four attacks Of it. was advised to tfy Dr.
Ham otoa's Vegetable Tincture. procured one bot
te and after taking which. wss satisfied that was
much better; and that after taking the fourth bott,
was entirely well and now enjoy ss good health
as ever did In my life. can, and do. without the
least hesitation, recon me nd the Tinoture to ell Per
sons afflicted in my way 81 ~
Sold ia Richmond by o. A. SfRECKEk ant
PURCELL, LADD & co, and b. all the Drusgi,ts
In Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get fsmph'
lets gratis ap <i-e~eS
The LIVER PLLL.-The Liver Pills OF
DIR. MLans were frst used by him exclusively 10 his
owu practice 30 sficaeious were they in all cases
Of Liver complaint that they became fsmoua ana
attrsctiag the attention OF the medical faculty pass
and regularity; the patie alost feels
the dispersion of his disease. and Is restored
to health With some the effect 10 almost muscu-
ious frsqusnty experiencing mediate reles aItei
having for months resorted TO drugs ana meoicines
NJ another de scripsicn in vain Diseases efthe liver
ara yery common in this country, and are often
frishtfuf in character. Those VINO expcriencs any
OF Che premonitory symptoms OF tbs dsneero - and
conplicated disease should at once procure boz
DR.. MLans's Pills, and psIhaps thereby be s"vs
~9,'s s1The above valuable remedy, siso p.Mc
Tans,a Liver Pills. now be had st . respssta.
BE Drug Stores In this city.
Ie0r Fure hassn will please be careful 70 z loEs
and take none bat Dr.. ALANH1 vEkMlSU5E.
All others In comparison. are worthless. -
Pah S0-dke1W ~
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NxGRo KILLED HolmessilIe (Mtss Ihde-
pendent Of the Sd instant. states thai Mr, Asa
negro belonging to one of bis heiehtors. while en-.
deavoring TO arrest him. s44z
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hereby informed. that have just rscsived by Adsms
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns cs
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair ressins
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at nteht on
18th between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B-Cupping and Leeshins promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice. - s-lsEa1s5
.noR n III
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SAM'L CART, Dealer In Paper Material.
fRAGs. KoPEs, BAeGIss, Acl South Pr,u tIin Il
s doors West Of Old Market, bays mail q y Oh a.
large lots. y "a = * ssst ~ q Sf4tu
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There was frost in Russell county, Ala, on Tues.
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JN0. w. WRIGHT d Co. are prepared
to receive all hinds Of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage at their Warehouss the Dock, ON a. rsa-
sonable terms a. itsAn be taken in the city, =
{ fe i2-6m = .k.sfEss = .ss,=g