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The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

nus It VII Ue seeI tHe ueIHoCI"to u"Vo
elected Mayor, Comptroller, Treasurer, Har-
Dor Master and Surveyor, while the know
nothings have elected Tax Collector, City
Attorney, Marshall and Clerk of the Superior
Court. The Aldermen are equally divided
between the two parties.
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HENRY r. HOLINESS.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
n~vv HnnIc uo~9~uoro N~r a,|nrU an6yi

General Merchandise.
ALSOs
Cigars and Liquors best slnHalttys
AUBURN, Call
All orders for Goods will be delivered free
of charge. june2 my
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&S- WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the PA
CITIC EXPRESS co. are our General Agents
for Placer County;. Advertisements, Job
Work or Subscrpt ons to the Herald, left at
either of their offices will be promptly for
warded to us.
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SMALL Pox-There have been several cases
of small pox in Sacramento lately. So says
the Tribune.
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WARM WEATHER-The weather for several
days past has been excessively warm, the
thermometer standing at 94o in the shade
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By order of the Central Committee.
TABB MITCHELL, Chmn,
DANIEL B. CURTIS,
SMITH HERRICK,
WILLIAM D. SMITH,
WILLIAM RILEY,
BENJAMIN F. PARSONS,
RUFUS SMITH.
CHARLES KING,
Nav 26. 1855. SAMUEL 7. LEET.
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DAILY MAn.-The Deputy Post Master, Mr..
Hazell informs us that hereafter we are to
have daily mail from Sacramento City to
Auburn.
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EXPRESS FAvoRs.-Jerry Sullivan, of the
San Francisco News Depot, never fails to re-
member us upon the arrival of every steamer
by supplying us with Atlantic papers, maga-
zines, &c. He has our best wishes
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Inc huSSldQS TeplIeU Win SUCCESS, causing
considerable loss to the besiegers, but with
loss to the garrison of 833 killed and woun-
ded.
The Weiner Zeitung publishes that during
the night of the 18th the left attack of the
Allies obtained considerable advantage over
the Russians. The Russians were twice dis
lodged from strongly fortified position.
which remained in the bands of the French.
The possession of this position enables the
Allies to fortify the summit of the ravines,
which is of great Importance.
The fleets were in line of battle before Sc
bastopol. Of date April 14th, Prince Gort-
schakoff reports from Sebastopol that the
bombardment of the city continued without
interruption since April 9th. The loss sus-
tained by the garrison considering the tremen-
dous fire of the enemy, is but small.
There is nothing new from other parts Of
the Crimea.
Omer Pasha was reported to have landed
at Kamleesh with $4,000 men, to participate
in the assault. ~
Correspondence direct from Eupatoria. Of
the I'd. states that six French steam frigates
were in waiting to embark Turks. and that
Omer Pasha had informed his men that be
himself would accompany them on the enter
prise on which the eyes of Europe were hxed.
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THE JNITERSJT
u "a mn. ilv T IN. O q 4 @
Howand's Tonic Mixture,
cnanccry Court at Athens.

-. as - -.
Pearson Elliott, John Ilerrold Barney Casteef.
Morris Cas,eel, and John Jackson and wife
Mary.
TT appearing from the allegations of the bill
i that Barney Casteel, Morris Casteel, and
John Jackson and wife Mary, are non.resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee it is ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post,
newspaper published inthe town of Athens
for four successive weeks, requiring said non
resident defendants TO appear Mt onr next
Court of Chancery, to he held at the Court
house in the town of Athens, on the Sd Mon
day of August next, and plead, answer or de-
m,ir to compliments said bill, or the Same
will be taken Tor confessed as to them, aud
set for hearing accordingly. .. g..
WM LOWRY, C. & NJ,
BY WILLIE Lowry. D. O. d N.
June S, lS5j--lt prs fee SO $50
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= The CRoss.-We find the following CON-
munisation in the Nashville True Wing, Of
the 2lst: ."

= The CRoss.-We find the following COM
munication in the Nashville True Wing, OF
the 2lst: g" ....
BELLBucKLs DEPoT, June l6, b5.
Nfessrs Editors: There is organized, at
Bellbuckle Depot, q company styling them
selves "Johnson Blues" whose object seems
to be to exhibit transparencies, Thereby MAX
ing capital for Gov. Johnson. They have al
ready exhibited at Bclbuckle, Wartrace and
Shelbyville, and propose going 10 Wnclles-
ter and most places on the Railroad, and final
Iy to Nashville At Belibuckle they burnt an
eftigy of MIR. Fournoy,an ntWartrace hoisted
the Roman Cross upon one Of their trnnspa.
reneies; and when they went to Shelbyvile
they had rude Cross fashioned out and
fastened upon the OK yoke, Qhe baggage Of
the company being conveyed in an OK wagon,)
and gaily lestooned with ribbons of various
colors. Now many people wish to know
what is nreant by burning the eiiigy of one
whose only oifense seems to be his opposi.
ton to political Ruinanism and nnti-Amer.
canism. They are also beginning TO ask il
the reelection of GOV. Johnson will not be
considered triumph of political Romanisin
in Tennessee. The "Julmson Blues" are no
doubt well posted in these things, for their
Captain is frequently ut Nashville, and often
in council no doubt, with the highest author
ity in the State, MS to the proper tactics Of the
campaign. Whai are zoe coming To-!
A PROTESTANT.
We think that more appropriate name
for the above mentioned company, would be
the Johnson Greens.
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COM nj E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June 25.
s. r. WINS, Esq, Dear Sir:-since my last report
there has been but little animation in our Produce
Market In any article Bacon Is in only fair reques, Mt
Zoe 40 ION for hog round 10 N II for good rage par
cells Hams; extremes being 10 l2, Mt which is
selling Sides II y a l3c; Shoulders o. "a QEc Lard
II al l2tc. Our Beef and Pork market is finely stocked
with good grass FED Beef and small Hogs; few selling ut
O a &c latter IN nc; Sheep s2,51 per head Wool
has advanced and is worth IS a 2Gc per quality;
recent sales good Wool 90 al 22c Cotton goods have
advanced per cent? Osnahnrgs are worth ~ a. 1Oc;
Assorted Jeans 10 40 Ice; Corn is selling in sacks at
sl2n a S125 but demand confined to city use, prices
looking down; Oats S0 20 9)c; Meal 81 go a 3; Wheat
u coming slowly and yet our rates are nominal;
Choice White would command SO, and do Red l5O
a SlGn. Our market will offer great inducements this
season to the shippers Of Wheat and Flour Flour partly
made from old Wheat is selling Mt $40 a IL, in
bills and same rate in sacks; mnde of new wheat sa
a Si4 Stock Peas sl,5N 20 S,Gn; Dry Hides scarce
Mt 40 lie; Beef Hams dried 10 IN l2c; Venson do 10
90 l2c; Feathers rs an 3Sc IIny $l,5NN y 10 Beeswax
q 40 2sc; Butter go a soc; Eggs ii a
EXCHANGE on the North J! II nt.prcmum.
Yours, very truly
J. A. ANSLEy,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Decatur Academy,

TNHE Trustees of Decatur Academy take
l. pleasure in informing the public gene
rally,that they have secured the services Of
I. J. Capps, who is n graduate of East Ten.
nessee University, and whose written testi
'monials entitlesus to recommend him as every
way qualified for the business of teaching.
TERMS or TUITION.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic $500
English Sciences, $500
Languages and Higher Mathematics $3.50
Boarding can he had on moderate terms.
The session will commence on the 28d of
July, 1855. M .r
By order Of the Board,
JOHN r. NEIL, Chairman.
June 90, lS5J--tf asa
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FIGURING Mills,

VNIIE subscriber respectfully snnounces 10
l. the public that he has recently rebuilt
his MILLS ON Eastanallee, three miles North
east of Calhoun, Tenn, on an entirely new
aud improved plan. AMI is now prepared to-
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corn to grind. He can grind any quantity
on short notice. and insures fine turnout.
lie specially solicits the patronage Of such
as desire n superior article of Flour for fami-
,y use. lie is also prepared to crush Corn in
the cob for stock. Send in your Grain and
try the Mills. W. j. McCLATCIlEY.
lime 5. lS55-tf 35l
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Macon Market,

MACON. June o.
transactions for the past week light with stocks Of
Bacon, Lard and Flour moderate-sales limited prices
declining
BAcoS, hog round, with clear Sides 10H a lie; clear
sides l1H q l2c; hams II a Ike; shoulders 95 a
Zoe. LAKp, stocks moderate II a NC in bbs. Com
sales limited, .l,25 40 1875. Oars, sales limited
rs 90 50. Peas, sales limited, 150 a sI,75 MEAL
sales limited i,a5 % si,4o. fLoua, snpcrnne, per
sack, as a 595; extra fine so a 6,25, n sack
FE,rurts dull, 81 20 40c. Hay, good Tennessee. 80
% 91,I5 "a ewt. BITTER. good article Is 40 Poe
CorpgE, Rio firm, 12% % 13c. SUGAR New Orleans ~
a Sc MoLAssEs, In barrels, 81 a 43c.
EXCHANGE on New York n q cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN 4 DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants M1c0n ia
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lY- The extraordinary disease which, as
already stated, has made lis appearance in
New York, ia much talked of among the med.
cal faculty Of that city. Some of the most
eminent Of the professors assert that II Is
what 10 called the "charbon" in France; 9th
ers say Ii Is the "Pustule -Malgue," And 9th
ers that Il IL the Plague. It's presence is in
ss"ssd 5 s%a Sss ons.s hs M.
dy is applied enrly death soon ensues.
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ToBAcco.-Who choose our tobacco among
the foreign nations with whom we deal is n
matter of some curiosity. Great Britain leyies
aduty Of f4,500.O00, or,three shllings ster.
ling per pound on tobacco, making a tax OF
nearly rs cents on each man, woman, and
child In that kingdom, Twenty EIGHT millions
of pounds are annually consumed in Great
Britain. For manufactured tobacco, we find
that Canada Is our best customer. England
the next, British American Colonies the third,
Australia the fourth.
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We take the following paragraph from an

We take the following paragraph from an
article in The New York Herald
"rhere is no existing national political par
ty in the country except these Know Moth
ings There is no Wing party there is no
national Democratic party. They are both
adrift.-T That an attempt will be made to re-
organize the Democracy rs national party
nobody doubts; that it will be successful is
extremely questionable. The administra-
ton sDft shells of this State are leaning de.
cidedly to II fusion with Seward and Wilson,
while the hards are just as likely TO 60 over
to-the Know Nothngs. 1t is the policy Of
this new party to consult this advantageous
state of things, and to turn it to good account
in our next fall election. The party which
carries New York in 1855 will have the in
side track for the great four mile race OF
1856.
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AWFUL TINES CoMIyG.-The Spirit Rap
pers have recently astonished themselves with
prediction, which, if it should be realized,
would be likely to prejudice, to some extent
the position of this part of the country in the
eyes of the world. They say that, by means
of an earthquake, n food is to come shortly
which will sweep off all the northwestern and
central settled portions Of the United States
into the Gulf of Mexico. I he earthquake is
to break up tho rocky ridge which retains
Lake Superior in place and ''Iet il rum"
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A SIMPLE YET CERTAIN Cure FOR Piles.
In view OF the immense suffering by this
distressing complaint, request space in your
columns to make known u certain, safe and
simple remedy, with the hope that it will be
copied by other Journals, that all afflicted may
have the benefit Of it.
1t is simply white pine pitch made into the
size OF ordinary pills, and from 10 toll (uc-
cording to the state Of the diseasr0 taken
during the day until relief is had. One case
among many which have been cured, was
that OF II person, who after having failed to
obtain relief from the most eminent medical
skill, and even suffered II resort to the knife
without obtaining relief, has been entirely
cured by the above, and enjoys excellent
health. Yours &c. II. A.
N. b. The pitch should be used in its nat.
ural state or in condition it is in when taken
from the tree.
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Us.
W. W. Lllnrd, r. NJ. Lillard, Z W. King,
j. B. Boggess, and $. NJ. Boggess.
I n this cause it appearing from an allega-
l ton of the Bill that Respondent L. W
King is q nonresident Citizen of the State of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation he made in the Athens Post n news
paper published in the town of Athens,
McNinn County, Tennessee, for four success
sive weeks, requesting said resident res.
pondent to appear at our next Court of
Chancery, TO lie held at the Court House in
the town of Decatur on the ID Monday of
September next, then and there 10 answer
Compliments Bill or the same will be taken
as confessed Ms to him, and set for hearing
accordingly.
G.. w. MCKENZIE, C. &NL .
Per WI MCKINLEY, D. c. IL NJ
June o. 1865 1T Prs fee 81 S53
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The LIQUOR LAw.-C6hsiderable appre-
bension is entertained that serious trouble is
to come out of the enforcement of the Liz
nor Inv, at New York, on the 4th of July
The Commercial says Mayor Wood is placed
in most trying and unpleasant position, and
it recommends that no arrests be made on
that day, but TINT the Mayor issue his pro-
clamatou to warn liquor dealers that they
are watched and will be brought to account
for violating the law on the 4th. -
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, June 25
We Notice your remarks in your last issue, about the
quoted price OF wheat in revelew OF last week. which
was snc per bushel, q should have been So N ~ per
bushel Mt these prices several thousand bushels have
been engaged for delivery in July next, engagements
have been made Mt higher prices and many below IT,
will recede to 75c per bu. in n few weeks: Bacon we
quote Mt lie a ING per n hog round; Sides 12 N
l2Nc per n; Lard duh ~ % t2c; Stock light; Flour
dull IS per bbl. Corn Siper bu; Meal 10 wholesale
ExcHASGg--sGht drafts on New York &c; Augusta
Charleston and Savannah = n cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
General Commit Merchants
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A LARGE IANbIioLpER-Ex.Gov Governor Fran
ois Thomas owns $4,000 acres of the best new
wilderness land around Frankville, Maryland.
1t is covered with timber of all kinds, and
contains 10000. 900 tons of coal, by estimate
of the State geologist, with iron ore inexhius.
tible. A liue Of railroad is now in course of
erection from 'Pittsburg to Alexandria and
Washington crossing the Baltimore and Ohio
Railrond at this place, thus making this
whole tract accessible to the Atlantic cities
as well as those. on the Potomac, Ohio and
Mississippi rivers.
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THE CRoPs.-A letter from New York
dated the 18th, says:

From all parts of the country VIC continue
to learn the most cheering accounts of the
crops. The State of New York vii! probably
show n much larger produce of wheat than
ever before. The quality from present APP
pearances will be remarkably fine. On the
Genesec flats, some farmers are predicting 40
bushels to the acre. The Eastern States give
promise of an abundant yield. The first par
eel of new wheat was exhibited ut the Corn
Exchange to-day. II came from Georgia, and
although not so fine looking us that grown in
this State, will make most excellent -four.
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~ Now, girls" said Mrs. Partington
the other day, to her neices "yon must get
husbands as soon as possible or thell be MUIR
dered." "Why SO, aunti" why. see ny
the papers that we've got almost fifteen
thousand post offices, and nearly all on em
dispatches a mil every day-the Lord have
mercy on us poor widows" and the old lady
stepped quickly to the looking glass to put
on>her new cap.
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~ THE TuRKs.-Ina late appeal to the House
of Lords in support Of peace policy, Earl
Grey stated that MS many us half n million Of
people have now lost their lives-Rnssians,
Turks, and Allies-in supporting or attacking
a government and people (Turkish) the most
fanatic, cruel, barbarons, and unprincipled
that ever existed in the world.
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Just Received,

500 1000 1000 lbs lbs Rio do;
900 lbs. Crushed Sugar;
100 Caracas Indigo;
100 +" Star Candies;
90 /" Dupont's Rife Powder;
so Blasting do;
~ ! ID. Cans Eagle do;
200 gallons No l Golden Syrup;
All of which will be sold as usual, at the
very lowest prices.
June s W. G. HORTON 4 co.
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DEFEAT OF SANTA AsHA.-By private
letter received from the city Of Mexico, dated
June 9Th, the New Orleans Delta learns, that
on the 29th ult., the advance of President
Santa Amaze army numbering about 1000
men, made its appearance before the city Of
Ario, Gen. Comonforl's head quarters. The
latter General Immediately ordered II sortic
from the garrison, and his soldiers rushing
forth with "tllc light of battle in their faces"
suddenly fell upon the Imperial army and
after shot, but desperate battle, totally
routed and put the enemy to flight. This
forced the entire army of II. s. II. to retire
to Morelia, where Mt latest accounts, he was
waiting good opportunity to return TO the
capital.
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Chs nccry COURT at DcCittnr.
Pryor Neil,
rs
W. ". Lillard, r. NJ Lillard and F. W.
King

tn this cause it appearing from an allega.
Il ton of the Bill that E. W. King is non
resident citizen of the State of Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered that publication he made
in the Athens Post n newspaper published in
the town of Athens, McMinn County, Tennes.
see, for four consecutive weeks, requiring
said nonresident respondent to appear Al
our next Court of Ohancery to he held ut the
Court House in the town of Decatur, on the
I'd Monday Of September next. then and there
to answer Complainant's aforesaid Bill or
the same will lie taken as confessed MS to him.
and set for hearing accordingly.
G. W. MCKENZIE, G. h W.
Per w. l.. MokiSLEY, d. c. & NJ.
June 80, ls55--4t Prs fee SO S53
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+. MAYOR Dow ."-it IS stated that the

MAYOR Dow "SoLD."--It Is stated that the
stock of liquors purchased by THO Mayor of
Portland, and about which ttere has been 80
much trouble, instead'of being Imported, ns
represented, was manufactured at Williams.
burg, New York In other words, the Mayor,
it is alleged, has been vctimised by sharper,
who has imposed upon him, for a pure article,
for'"sck" persons, a quantity of common
New York wliskey and brandy.
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rom Dalton 10 Knoxville and return, e4,OO

On the 9Th nm Accommodation Train will
run from Knoxville to Luudon and bYck-
crossing and having fine view of thu Bridge
at l.oudon. Tickets for this excursion will
be 4 each.
That ample arrangements may be made for
the accommodation of all, it is very desirable
that Tickets for this Excursion and for Pas.
sage to Knoxville and back from the Sd to
the 9Th, be procured at an early day, so that
some correct ide%Rpy be had of the number
of Cars necessary To be provided
The Mail Train will run the regular SEIZED
ule.
Passengers failing to procure Tickets of
Agent at Depots will he charged the regular
fare. X. e. JACKSON, Superintendent.
Office Il. Tenn. g. Ga. Rail Road, }
Athens. June u. IS55
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icy Extensive arrangements are being
made for celebrating the 4th OF July, at Gin
cinnati, md notice has been given, saysa dis
patch, that Roman Catholics or foreign mil
itary companies will not be permitted to join
the procession. All the foreign. Protestant
Associations will, however, unite in the pro-
cession. -
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ARRIVAL OF EMlsRAHTs.-Thep packet ship
New York and Universe, from Liverpool, ar
rived at New York, on "Wednesday afternoon.
bringing about 1900 passengers.
s-y A merchant in Burlington, Vermont,
having sunk his shop floor couple Of feet,
announces in tho Sentinel shat in conse
quence OF recent improvements, goods will be
sold considerably loner than formerly"
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A SMALL BUsISEss.-A Washington cor.
respondent of the New York Express, says
that the Secretary of war has decided that
Gen. Scott is not entitled to any additional
pay as Lieutenant General, either for arrears
or for the future; and that the old veteran and
hero has not received one single mill in con.
sequence of his additional rank There is not
well observes the Buifi'lo Commercial, the
shadow of u doubt that it was the intention
of Congress to give him the additional pay,
md also that he would receive it, was the
belief of every member of both Houses, even
of those who voted against the bill. Under
all the circumstances of the case, one might
suppose that the Secretary would rather have
strained point to give such IN Interpretation
to the law us would have given the General
the extra pay, instead of straining it to de-
prive him of it. The question, however, has
now been referred to the Attorney General
for his opinion. If he should coincide with
the Secretary, the only apponl then will be to
Congress, where II is to be hoped there will
be no hesitation in promptly awarding 1t to
him,
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Money Wanted.

A IL persons Indebted to us would do well 10 come
IN forward and make payment Immediately We
must have business settled up. After August Court
our Notes and accounts will all be placed in the hands
OF an officer for collection. 80 come up and
June 20 MCSPADDEN & HORTON.
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NEwsPAPsR CHAsoE.-Iohn Il. Helms,
ESQ.,. has retired from the management Of
the Knoxville Standard, leaving Mr., A, D
Small sole proprietor,
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FOURTH DAY OF JULY, 1851
AT kNOXVIlI,El

Passengers will be conveyed on the
East Tennessee & Georgia Rail Road.
Tickets good for the 3d, 4th aud 9th days
OF July, md to be had at The following
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Pied.

In Polk County, Tenn, Of Consumption, Jouy II.
BOYD eyed 81 yenrs.
The scythe Of time cuts down the young well as the
I'd, and admonishcs us all to prepare to die.
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AN ITEM FOR CRoAKERs.-So promising is
the wheat crop in Ohio, and so largely have
the farmers sown this Year, that the Clpye-
land Plaindealer anticipates, in sixty days,
buying -four ut six dollars barrel.
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It would hardly do for any to have the temerity
nowadays to question the excellence Of Dr. Hoonands
son. In Of dyspeIsia, liver complaint and de.
rangemen Of the digestive organs, their many virtues
have long SINCE been made plainly apparent They
purge the system the morbid himors which retard
the natural functions and bring paeness to the cheek
and suffering to the brow. They baeish those clogs
upon happiness, rnd restore the system to high health
See advertisement