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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

DEATH or 500 CHlLDREN-CH0LERA INFANT
w. DYsKNTEkY. fearful responsibility upon pa.
Who suffer hsr children ngsr aud die with the pre-
vsirg bowel complaints when remedy within their
reach Al ttns cost. We aude 20 Dr. MGS.N1ocKs DIAR-
kHkA CosDtAL, which h.s been known 10 fail IN ouug
the worst cses, whether in adults the youngest children
Price . cents and 30 certA sold BY A. CVsHMAN Co.. Nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
WIGS WIGsll WcslII

WIGS WIGS! WIGsul
BArcHELoRs HArK DYE. wies ASD TorpFES-The
t.st In world the admiration connos.snr. The anvv
OF iator Sold and applied At No z BOswSy nne private
rooul The sfoek Of Wigs and Toapee. h ATs. "a
ascTaELoR's ModsviA Cream, for preserving the hsir
Look LOOKING. 30 Bowery. HIRAM An
rsSoS \ alins svlendd English Velvet Tapestry Brus.e,.
80 plv CIRRETs At onehsf the real value. Beautiful
aii WOO Iuusin Carpets At 81 Cd and Is. PEI yard
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Rich g. Co.'S sMAMASDER sPEs, wnDER's

PAftkT, WITH hICHs IhFhONEHthIs
Depot No. 146 Waterst., New.York
Daring the thirteen yes these Safes have been tested in
accidental hundred ninety times and have fully
sustained their reputation freproof article.
lag, assortment with OF without PowderProo Locks for
sale OF the Depot
patented LA BELLE" LOCK,
which from lis and finish Ponder and Burglar
proof and less liable get Of order than most locks
usa STEARss & MARVIN,
The only Maker, Of Saanander Safe. combining Wades and
Richs Pofents
BLACK SmKs.-We have just received from
auction very superior lot Of BLACK SILKS which
abed cell much lee their real value Also, 500 doz
superior Paris made KID GLOVES al 81. worth ".
j.. n LEADBEATER & Co., No. 347 Broadway
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20

There are more pruprietors. editors, and cor.
respondents Of public journals. (ays tho Lon
don Athaneaml in the present Hoase Of Con-.
Mons than ii any previous period. Among
leading dchsters in that Heuse an to be fospd
soue Of tie post powerful writers Of tAe DAY.
The ChascelIors q the kxshe4aer are men
Who have occupied equally dstiasaished posi-
tons IN lateraiare. ADD the I.ossis LiesteDAnt
Of Ireland are elegant essayis,sI pleasant versi-
hcr,. sDi accomplished authors % diaries
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20

NARBLEi MARBLE,,-yUsT RECEIVED
Av1 AT THE MINNESOTA sARBLE wORHs. twn-r
% Ssstsoa and seventh stfssss. o. Pasl . Gao Des
20 Americas sad Italian Neasnsan, rss.h stans.
hessts Chnasy rssrsa, vsrnsssss sisis Al
Ihoss vishnS 10 sseet seitsASs "a lsstlns trhsts
70 he nssssy u tAsif hasaSs. VII 20 veil 70 cell sas
stsmiss eseoss perehsstaS slssvA~ss
sept o., Ussdssu ~ TosTUvIN co
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20
HOUSE YCRNISIIINQ

HUNT 4 KRAYENBUHL, COMMISSION a
Ia FORWARDING MEnCHAKrs Wnsssssjs On
eetssl Dsqeess In Groeesses prsvssnas Hariwsss &c
Chain, Carver County Ma, Ter. WI
rHos .. nusr. Q. ERAvnSBvuL.
,N II. DREW, LAND sCRvEYOR q DEAL
~ IN ~ REAL ESTATE, nssasroc. ssojsy CO
n. rsts fro@ the R>d Wing Land oaes vin - hep,
ssr ths aseomneassise u ssttisrs
Jaly a. asn,
CHAS B. LOWELL, SURVEYOR AND CIV.
~ IL kNGfNEER, Hsstsnss DAkssa Cssasy Ma Ter
IL provided With accurate lnsrensnts ts sarveying
Laying cat and Dividing Isnas rcttf~r Lsvsfiisr Ae
VIA sasests en- basinsss entrusted u his esrs vi,A
ersnksses aa1 aessrAey. AasN aasy
UMPIRE STATE CLOTHING HALL---THE
- Assss ssyses u FALL s.a wINrEn G0ODs last
sseeisrd-
The usSsrsssed As,. he pleasure to lssr.s IL.
estssses % u pnpi sa vtrnity, tAas tA<y CSC ao~
reesiviae LAnGk ssa ExrENslvg ss,sssnssa o.
GGNrLknBN WEAk fss he s1psoaeAiaa sse.pa
rhsv would esn pessesiss sssesslea % skeir ss,o,,
n~as 81 DOyS CLOTHING, a sf vssrs tkrv a., m,
p&ssd - ~ 81 vsvy hs psses~
MecAsss tsy inf q ~Aelsssie void DO ss,i 10 nv,
- . cal es&srs psssAssHs ssss~ here.
4 nil ssppsy AZ ossn' furHS,Asus Csp,s slw.,. On
sssd. FCLLkR 4 MKSDusoS,
rsfrd Street, cue door sss, q WsSHssa.
Az seSsshs nscisss sras, nasvass sass
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MAIRkSLIEEY, ;. AND Nd, KERN, DEALERS N

j AARkLEf AND KERN, DEALERS IN
/ 4vA HARDWARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY, On Saint
| Anthony street. near the American HOUSE. :.
wesid cell the atsentiea Of the eitissss Of o. Paul
and vicinity TO their large and veil assorted stock
Of HOUSE, FURNITURE
sueh a. Nails Loeks in all their variety. Wrought east
Parliament and vtrop hngss Bolts shsttsrs tastsssrs
NECHASlC's FOOLS
Hand Hneh, usln, T. Bssh Ind Rip ssvs Hatehsss, AZ.
broad and Pehins Ada spote shaves drsvag knives,
rir1ss ~nskst tsr~ins psring Chssls Asgs braces.
frc~els Jack smoothing sad Fine fasss Pos and bead
Guages boring maehinss Hatebets Hammers Fiat round
aud az Files two and four fold Roles.
AGRiCrLrCRAL fMPlENENE
Forhs Rakes Scythss seythe sAatha Hoss curry
Trace back, Breast, Timber and eb Chaias Grub Hoe.
HOUSE FURNISHING
Trays LcoAing Glases Ksi,es and Pods spooss sac
aseersnsss Of silver plated BsittanA asA Japaa war.
oulsrs, ksttles, Ersdags sAsves AaA Issncss ware
irsns Cohes Burners Patent enased Irou kstsles
diss ssimmerx sridFons. ceess nls vkt lroas Buteh
~, conh And Carving knivesL 80 =
hsy have aass ass asssrnsnt Of sadisry frinniass
srrups Btu, bseksts, viii caia Psnps door serspsrs
ossa MIA fssses Baiassss ssd Cssssss seslaa
81 rsaLhay lsissA .-sf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20

4 b. CORNELL. OWATONIA, STEELE co,
IA Minnssots, General Land Agent. Land boush,
and sold Throughout toathern Minnes0ta. "
Persoas Wishing to ssstls will End IL TO thsr sAvap
tsse to visit this portion efshe Territory.
All necessary nformetion will b farnished.
Refer to Hon u. y. Ries, -. Paul,
Emessea q Case
q. 3. yi.adl sss, Travsrss des Sioux.
- Paul, Aussst II, 1885. wiy
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way. The two former were shot, while the
latter escaped. The son WAS the only one Of
the party who had gun On this account he
received two balls, and died soon. He handed
his gun TO the one Who YVES uninjursd, who
Cred at the rc,reating Oibwas, but withou,
effect. They made their escape by crossing
the Mississippi. in their bark canoe The old
chief lived for some time, but finally died Of
his woana The next autumn two men from
IAcquiparle, while engaged in trapping, wers
killed and others wounded The Ojibwas wert
still seeking their dead fathers.
In the mou'h Of Juue lsl3, after having
spent the previous year In intercourse with
kind christian friends, in our own native land
VIC returned TO the Minnesota valley, 10 ouI
work among the Dakctas II had been though,
best that We should commence . new station
a, Traverse des Sioux, and while remained
at that place 70 make arrangements with the
Indians, and prepare for building, N made thu
journey to Iacquiparie. Under date Of JUN
snd, Ia our Family Joarusl, IL the following
record of the trying sccnes which had Just beer
passed through.
LAST Sabbath, wh,h ~s we're ssrampsA On Id
prn,r,e, Al CksssAssakp., ] kh psrslssr,y that ~
we're s,ranser sad pigrins herr. Or pruposai d
ce.tsg ~ Indsan village hsA srss rysesrd. asd
Il ~.s r.n@ed that Il ~esh hs q tAs esksv 90 CO..
,s~pA,ed. ssd yea ~isA ell tbs vssss,as.ty, I 90
"a ny nay TO 6'ag sn h,t,e lsAsaLIA. whsa %
had "a II lsc'saipa,h h..ssa d~,ag oar jaws<y
east, asa, from her b'r,h pascs 10 our ankass. AID
sasr,ed hone, a ess ct Tvsvcrs~ Ses S,sax. 6k
that ~s vese kessrkss and heusAss, and thosr h
81 Jssss. ~As had ND where To ~y he A~si, ssd
wzs eomk<tsd.
I'VE ~sss mar The close u Os~ Last days. ,ssr.sy,
ana SOFA ~s hoped 10 msst ia p<aes ow frssds 81
the Mssiea. Mr Hrestss had cssn< oss 10 rect
ss, And Asa told - that al serv wen. Esd l.
very veil r.o u the tArs WONG lsdias wAo
hsd accompanied % 10 ohsa, <f our camp tessre
that the, NIGHT reach s-s< .o-.aes thsa the
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fofiy IMAM otnerwfse snouh nave tnOuXnt NJ.
visablc. because they present the workings Of
the Dakota mind. and their feelings In regard
to right and wrong.
While the events above narrated were to
king place at lAcqaiparlc, bloody battle, OF
rather two Of them, were fought by the pako-
tas and Ojibwas on the east side Of the Missis-
sippi In the summer before, AN Ojibwa had
been killed within sight Of Fort Smelling, and
buried in the soldiers burying ground. The
DakotAs, who killed him. were arrested, and
for some time kept in he guard housc. Tut
finally released.
In the month Of June. 1889, more than .
thousand Ojibwas, young and old, came to
Fort Smelling. expecting there to receive their
annuitics. This vas q misunderstanding -
Their payments were TO b. made at lake SUI
psrios. They evidently cane with no hostile
intentions, and whils they rcnaincd ~ the
garrison, they were Kindly treated BY all par
ties. The Dakotas annexed and ale, and play
cd, anal even drank whiskey with them. AZ
such times some angry srslssss were maaifcst
I'd On both sides. but finally the Ojiewas all
started home in peace. About this tns two
young men were observed going 90 the grave
Of the ojibwa who had heea killed and buried
the previous summer. and Weeping there. u
wAa tho grave of their father
The pAko,as and ojibwss had separated
peaccably. The latter bad started home IN
two companies; one party went down the Mis-
sis~iPpi aud UP the 81. Croix. sei the other
up the Mississippi That nigh, the two young
men who had ben seen weeping At The grave
OF their father, secretly len osc Of the eamps,
and secrcting themselves by the side II a IRE
qucntej path a, Lake lIarria', very early the
mex, morning shot and caIpcd lsSnsa man
who Was starting cat to hunt. The death OF
this man was like an e|cctric SHOCK The dead
body was broush, home, wrapped in blank
ct NxrrE ,poNr, or REp RlED, who Was
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-12
WHOLESALE DIZZY GOOOS.
j. S. JAQ ESS & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERRITT, FIELD & CO.,


FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WNHE undersigned in recsi OF the largest and
most desirable of Dry Goods. Hats, Caps Boots
of drm (Whc has had long
the Western tsde) with solely 20 the
Of tn and having purchased the Of goods
from the agents in s the Etsrn markets..
us 70 sr them buyers for cash. traue prompt
raw lower than they be purchased in St. Lss and
equally can De had IN Clnelnnat OF Louis
vile Our stock insists in part of
Dry GOODS,
cloths sanetts Is and jeans OF All styles
eolors white red yellow and geen WOOL nannes nsd
nseys wis spron checks shrting tick
ing bleachec rowu drilling enims brown sheet
bleached muslin black and coiOred oaek
alpaca ephurgs and mt rbos oe
nghsms white musns check cambe lrisn hnsn
and prints desirable beautiful SYKES brought
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton silk laces edgngs and insertions sk
aud velvet ribto bonnet and ribbons eoF
kerehie and and ribbons wool nn
shirts eomforters table cloths aud covers
needles porte pencils holders brushes
hooks and hair pins thmoles purses umbrslas &C.
- HATS & CAPS.
Silk fur and Mapped black and white hats. white and
black kossuh buena VISTA wide awake washing
ssrAn warrior and lnew nothing hats all grades
styles Men, Add ehldrens silk and Weolsn pinsh
cloth. velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS A SHOES.
boys kip and ssogs youth and ehds
enAmeled and leather Shoes ukins. bpotees slip
psrs boys and youths lined and And
epis-smo da~ j. s.JAQUEss co.
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Lapl2nte and CulbertSon elected CommlS-
sioners, and Stout elected Recorder.
@ DR. KANE SAFE!
tt-'o New YORK, Oct. IL.
The vessels in search of the Kane expedi-
ton, are reported below with DR.. Kane and
Company aboard, all well.
FROM NORFOLK.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL.
Later intelligence from Norfolk and Ports
mouth, states that the fever had nearly disap-
peared from both places. Among the deaths
reported is that of the Rev Mr.. Francis Dew
lin, pastor of the Catholic Church at Ports
mouth.
BosToS, Oct IL
The steamship, Canada, arrived from Hall
fax this morning at half past six. The mails
for the South left in the morning train.
New YORK, Oct. II.
The Touring mills of Hooker & Bro, at
Brooklyn, were destroyed by fire. Losses es-
timated at 100000.
WASHINGTON, Oct II.
Inc PRESIDENT appointed JAS winter, OF n
York, Consul to Turks Island.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. IL.
There are six feet..six inches water in chan
nell Weather showery.
New York, Oct. IL
Flour dropping; sales of 300 bbls straight
State ar S71S; southern 9 so. Wheat has
declined; sales of 27, 900 bush at 2 Is. Corn
is buoyant with an upward tendency. Pork
is improving. Whisky is dull. Lard is un-
changed. Beef is dropping.
CINcrNNATI, Oct. IL.
There is strong speculative feeling in -four
to-day, and prices have largely advanced; sales
at rs. Wheat active; 1900 bush red 90.
Whisky 3215c@327S. Sugar dull and irreg-
ular Coffee shade higher.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. 8.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.
The boat from Norfolk to-day brings dates
to noon yesterday.
The fever continues to abate, there being
but few new cases and an occasional death.
About 16 deaths occurred within the last 8
DAYS: most OF them returned refugees.
Foar deaths anI forty three new cases oc-
:, rad N Sunday.
No deaths lea were reported IN to noon yester'
day .,-sn ney,
At Portsmouth four oesatns ana eie'>]' ~
cases occurred during the last ..hree days.
Rev. Mr.. Delvin, Catholic minister Is very
ILL.,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct g.
A sharp frost occurred here last night, and
the weather is cool
New ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
Flour-prices are considerably higher
sales at 81 1907 8715. Oats unchanged
Lard-Sales by the Dbl at 11h. Candles
Sales at 26. Whiskey-Sales of rectifed at
3315; raw 371z. Light exchange 4 to zsdis.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
Flour-prices trife higher; sales at So.
Corn-new 621S old 72@78c. Whisky-rec-
titled &c. Hay-sales at $23.
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RIVER ITEMS.

-
The Fashion was along yesterday morn
ing from Louisville at an early hour, with a
hrst rate trip of passengers, in just the old
. fashioned way. We thank ouf young friend
Cy. Drew. jr. for papers Cy. is now acting as
I'd clerk on the Fashion, and we wish him q
pleasant time.
So The river st Louisville after rising and
then slowly falling, was on stand at last ac-
counts. with 8 feet inches water in canal and
&feet inches on Falls.
go The Twin City has been sold for the
Upper Mississippi trade, to Capt. Ball, of St.
Louis, for $4,000
- The scape-pipc of the Charleston ex-
ploded last Wednesday night week forty miles
above Memphis, and killed Two fine horses
and two mules. One of the horses had just
been purchased for $500 and the other for
$500. The Louisville Courier says:
No other damage was done. 1t is reported
however, that deck passenger was so much
frightened by the explosion, that he jumped
overheard and was drowned. Two cabin
passengers, in the midst of the excitement, got
into the yawl, IN tow at the stern, cut the
rope, and refused to let any one else get in it
with them. After finding that all danger was
over these persons returned to the boat when
they were put ashore on sand island in the
middle of the river, and left to take of them
selves"
o-C Capt. Tom feathers, Of the Natchez, is
reported down at Natchez with the yellow
fever.
THE steamer T. c. TwitchelI arrived here
yesterday morning from New Orleans, with a
Light trip. She put out good many gunny
bags, and some other freight. She left on the
4th. No sickness on the Twitchell
: - The river was slowly on the rise at ST.
Louis last Tuesday, with eight to nine feet on
the principal bars below. Upper river rising
all the way down. Missouri-about feet scant
ON bars Illinois-no change.
$500 The Alma and Hickman, from Cincin-
isti. and Tishomingo, from Memphis, were all
hare together last night after dark. The AL
nut out large quantity of freight and the
g;etm., eft considerable,
Tb. VIM ,ccarvin did not arrive till
after dark last evening. we presume s'''
was detained by the fog.
- The Empire State was sunk in !he
Mississippi last Thursday morning, at Plum
Point, and lies in "a feet water She was
bound from New Orleans to Cincinnati A
deck hand was lost. The boat was loaded
with full cargo of groceries, &c. which is a
dead loss. She was common boat, recently
purchased by R. F. Sass for SIS 600 and insured
ut st. Louis for $4,000
- The steamer Jane Weber was sunk
last Saturday week on the lower Mississippi.
She was bound from Alexandria to New Or
les2s with load of cotton. The cargo was
mostly saved.
- The Southerner was here night before
last from st. Louis, having left Monday even
ing She was detained by fog.
The long expected Grapeshot arrived
here yesterday morning from Louisville for
New Orleans. She had pretty fair trip, and
took on some freight here. She is a small
crsA COR this trade. bat new and heavy car,
frying boat.
THE MATTEB SETTLEp.--The Empress Eu
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DR.. W. I. OWENS PILLS,
o4 FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLSs
AND FEVERS

Iss s to. The Sss ss A:
purporsng to come from persons who hsvs
been cured By heuse thereof when fact certhcssss
Of the medicine. signed with fictitious names.
public miraculous and ALL which
the : heir but will assert that for the Of
there has never been offered TO suffering humanity SAFE
% eOmmanisy Who alter tr;ins
oan ss & ns Of Y have only
These Pills composed of cheap Ingredients. sAs
put sub,sribsrs and are scnpossa
nress sgera az. o .t T rs s sVc a. ,esz
= iii en-
patton. these Pills the sufsst
Read the folio wing sertise.sss and you want NOR. sv-
dnss the virtues q these Pills will be given BY
OwENsBoKo. KY. August ], 1885. !,
hsh fever ana vomiting and prosursd Ssa
asf sas h'p E NJ M e;i
esrsifv that had chs and fever ana induced ron
parsh po. Of Dr. neC saT.S ees sas
ted Pills hal nc. used the whole box sntiry
public isr the cure Of Agus and Fever. E.o AIREs.
Dr: ,. W: oosrTos-Ds.r Sir; Having ier che pAsst.s
Pills. a ny ny M
ss sSa fsss I'll H.. vS ss ss
Would 70 all who have Ghills and Fever lose
ana my word for il. you win tEousss
with 6Lills again. oHAS. B. GRIST.
Box HARBoB. KY, April II, 1885,
Thiss to certify that had Chs and Fever in family
for the months and tried ST the Chill Pills ana
Chill medicine that be had in the country In ord
nary they have stopped the oh1s
family with exception. On Oldest there
Dr. ovens Chill Pills and can SAFELY say to everybody
'--' '-'' -'- WIN o. JACKSON.
DR. W. r. owvN-Dear Sir: / have been afiietedsFitA
moEths and
edies induced try ysur Ague Pills which
eased me sound End ws and believe them 70 b shs
have gentleman years esrs.
~ that has statsraents are true.
J. PLUNKETr. River Trader.
sft.s-t Pitssburg. Pc.
LxwIsroRT, KY. Jan. =. 1855.
This eerfss have lad the chlls and
tried various remedies without effect
Of DE- oWsas Chill Pills. and shsy have entirely sqrsa
me. THOS. r. TAYLOR.
OwESssoKo. April 10, 1883.
certify that had ehs and fevers and applied soo6
physician. prescribed for and medicines
advsied Dr. Chill Pills; did
topped the ehills perfectly we'll. They
ofa distressing pain in the side which
fearful would result in something serious Persons afflicted
GEO. W. MONARCH.
H These cure in every instance
where the directions followed.
So For sale. Wholesale and retail: by
NV. COMPTON Druggist:
Also By WOOLSEY & SAWYER, u
Whslssais and Retail Agents..
SEPT inv Evansville. InA.
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'E0fd7 department.

SALE on Townsville sale Of Flowers
will be continued this afternoon at O'Clock,
ct Woolsey & Nelson's auction rooms. old
Court House. The ladies should drop in and
sse these flowers. There were great many
buyers yesterday, and flowers went cheap.
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o. A portion of our Eastern mail arrived
by the O'Clock A. NJ. mail yesterday. We
hope such an arrangement may be made as to
secure our Eastern mail entire by the light
ming train. This would save twenty-four hours
in the mailing of return letters.
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or Copelands Exchange Bank buys Notes,
Loans Money, Discounts Bills on New York
buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and
Western Cities, Uncurrent Money, Land War
ants, &c, pays interest on Special Deposits.
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IL ducins the astonishing results The pubiie mind
old lavish in Of the virtues oths
hair is color sas
s9 The following from distinguished member Of tbs
rnsdieal pro fsssOn: $500
PHoT o. J. WOOD Dear Sir: Unsoiioited. SEND yea
tried all the ht e1t.nt sns 6aVissa.
faith in was adae on hesrng Of yours to s,ysisA
hssd rubbed slid brush Restorative
applied we'll rubbed in tin the scalp All glow
This repeated morning and in three weeks the
hair appeared and rapids from the August iss
s and the touch whereas before it SaIsh
viry there and that sss dissp-
sa4 shall
s.r Nov read Of ao n0 IA: mott sss
resly benefited BY Of the hair topis &C., the
Experience have your 70 Others:
sresdy large and general sale the Terri
The supply wholesale Terri
nearly exh.nssd and daily inquiries nsde fo H.
thanks for the benshst has soae certainly had de-
isd long sso Of ever eheesins any such result
'' -''i Tisa of Bond G ksilsss PP.sfsss;
Ts s;y =
Re gentleman Of SosyS VIM DTER
!, BEookrIErp. Jan, Il. 1855.
PRor woop-pear sir;-Havne made trial Of yeur Hsir
.s
20 itching which have been troubled from my
rsy TO II: other article witk
anything like sSs o.I rss An' K BRAGG.
Prepared sold Wholesale and rstalat III Sasks4
.,reet ST. Louis Mo-, and at es5 Broadway. New York,
also 81. ss 9o;s Popul. ri e sr
can bought AZ any other hense. $1,000
sro6DIRD all the principal ausgisss
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BOOTN & SHOES.

YSHE Subscribers hand the largest sad mse
complete assormsnt OF Boots and seees ever
hs city consisting Of Mems Coarse sns ZINE work
Misses Shoes eel Gsisrs, Heys nnd Yestn bcss sse
nd airyFPs, cps HhsDktoAs nsAsAs
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THE FINEST CLOTHING!
ATTHELOWEsT PRICES.

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPEN! (
HuAvE inst received. my stand Main street upper
side between and Seeond cts some o. n: mn est
IA 90. nade articles Of READY MADE CLOTHING sser
70 this city made in the most fsshionA6e
syies Among very superior also
Furniahux Goods Of every deserPtlons IRON
s man 20 she very Ane. with large 10 otTkONAS
resnsetfaly the public 10 call 40 an desrTn %
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GRAND FUSION.

SYRACUSE, Oct. IL.
A secret session of Know Nothing Seward
Convention was held yesterday for the purpose
of fusng with the Know Something's. The
result is secret.
The two Conventions, Liquor dealers and
Anti-prohibitory law fused yesterday, and
nominated the same ticket, candidates equally
divided between Hard-shell and Soft-shell
nominees, and headed by Aaron Ward for Sec
rotary of State.