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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES. D BBLS. Soft Shell Almonds; @ < Crushed Sugar; l !" Powdered do.; l " best Loaf do 300 boxes Star Candles 4 bags Mocha Coffee casks white Wine Vinegar; '' N. E. Rum bbl. best Madder; l !" Velvet Corks 100 Demijohns, l, ?, B. and gallons; 86 Corn Mills, assorted from to 10 bales Plum Gum Packing assorted " mixed do. do.; Received per Magnolia, and for sale by Jan24 RAPLEY, HANGER 65 co.
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CLOTHING. A VERY superior and large assortment of Mems A Boys Clothing, consisting of fine Dress, Frock, Box and Sack Coats; Doeskn and Fancy Cassimere Pants, which will be sold at New York prices. Oct. IS. D. B. HANDEL.
 GEORGIA HOUSE. THE subscriber begs leave to to the citi- l of Little Rock, that he has opened his es- tablishmen in the building adjoining the store of MT. nolia House," where he will be glad to accommodate his old customers with the best articles of Wines Brandies cigars, etc., etc.
 His establishment embraces,
 A Restaurant and Billiard Saloon. arranged without regard to trouble or expense Having incurred a heavy expense in fitting up' he hopes by attention to business to merit liberal share of public patronage.
 E. F. B. LUMPKIN. Little Rock, Oct. 25, 1654 2-tf
The true Democrat., 1855-02-07

StTEWART'S SYRUP. Just received a C fresh lot of Stewards celebrated sugar house steam refined syrup, by J. A. HENRY
 Dec. 5, '54.
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RUNAWAY SLAVE.
LAMPS

LAMPS. A FINE lot of Solar-Stand, Side, and hanging A Lamps-Reaching Lamps, at Nov. s T. A HENPY,S
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Hats! Hats!!

I& DANAMA, Leghorn. Straw, high and low SS crown Hats, for sale by J. LEVY.
 May 9 '54
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Sept. 13. 1854.
 J. w. CHEATHAM & CO.,, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in W choice Wines, Brandies and all kinds of Li- quors; Havana Cigars and fine Chewing Tobacco; Paints and Oils and all kinds of Fancy and Staple Groceries Provisions, etc., Napoleon, Arks. Sept 27, 1854 1y
 CINCINNATI AND LITTLE ROCK
 SLATE COMPANY.
 Incorporated December. 1S52.) CAPITAL STOCK S60,000, AND ALL TAKEN President, JOHN A. WARDER. Secretary, GEORGE G. JONES.
 <: 5oHS 5S5S, SS5a1SSES' 4 TSH5; %SSR;rn r'"''s*'. Treasurer, w. w. CONES. Agent at Cincinnati HENRY HOCKEY Superintendent of Quarry and agent, Little Rock, A. F. DYER.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. President, MOSES BROOKS; Vice President, Col. W. H. H. TAYLOR. W. W. CONES, HENRY REcKETT, J. B. VAN BERGEN, A. F. DYER, J. A. WARDER, R. S. NEWTON,
 HENRY CRoss. s8S" Orders solicited. Little Rock, April 19 '53 1y.
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NEW MACKEREU

NEW MACkEREL. BBLS No. Mackerel, of this seasons catch Received per wagon and for sale by the barrel 0, al retail: RAPLEY, HANGER &5 co. Dec. 13. 1854
The true Democrat., 1855-02-07

NOTICE TO COTTON PLANTERS. fJNE undersigned has this day leased the large and Il commodious building known as the Byrd ware house, at the lower steamboat landing for the pur pose of storing all cotton entrusted to hlm Planters are assured that eir cotton will be carefully attend ed to- and on as favorable terms any house in this city can afford. The cotton will be well protected from fire and raan ALSO-R Received per the last wagons, 269O lbs best Ky. Bagging;
 2577 '' '' Rope;
 l bale Twine st ALSO-1 lot of A Mo- Gunny Bags, For sale low for cash apply to
 A. J. HUTT, Little Rock, Nov. 20, 1854. Main street.
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CUGAR.- hhds. prime Sugar, for sale on
 C consignment, by J. A. HENRY. Dee. 6 'n4
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Boots and Shoes

Fall and Winter Goods and Clothing. HELD, DOLBY x CO.,, are now opening large | and general assortment of Fall and Winter Goods and Clothing.
 in addition to their stock already on hand They are anxious that their friends and all persons wish ing to purchase articles, in their line should call and examine their stock. Oct 11 1854
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(NGA Rs.-A Very Superior Article. Jus O received and for sale by J. A. HENRY.
 Dee
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JUHN J. OLIVER. P. S.-I can state to you that have that me sold several dozen bottles of tonc all had the de tired effect in almost case. J. |. O. Retail price of the Tonic for large size, and 50 cents for smal water D bottle; vemifuge D liberal discount to wholesale dealers. For sale by merchant and druggist thougho the Prepared and sold by the undersigned, proprietor, whom all orders must be addressed M. C. WOODSON,
 Van Buren, Ark's.
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INEA.-A Superior Article, put up in catty's. Il of F lbs each, for tamly use. Just received and for sale ny J. A. HENRY.
 Dee 6 IA
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FIELD, DOLBY & CO.,, dealers in foreign
 and domestic goods, East Main street, Little Rock, Arkansas
The true Democrat., 1855-02-07

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.- - O stock unsurpassed by any in the city. Just opened and for sale by J. A. HENRY.
 Dee & ;54
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M. OSBORN, Markham street near the Lower anding dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries coun- try produce, Queensware, Hardware Cutlery. etc.
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, PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

LEAVING been elected Chief Justice of the Su- l Il preme Court of Arkansas, and retired from the practice of law, SAML w. WILLIAMS, esq.,. has taken charge of my office and business. As cases in which l have been counsel can in event come before me as Judge, will give him such advise and assistance as he may require to enable him fully to understand and close up the business of my clients.
 Jan. l, 1855 13 If E. H. ENGLISH.
The true Democrat., 1855-02-07

VIM. M. BRUCE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Solicitor in Chancery, Philadelphia, Ark.
 I,,1,-
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The afternoon session Of the Kansas
Legislature on the 2ls,, was occupied with
resolutions denunciatory oi
President Pierce for the removal Of Judge
ElinOTc. We cory the debate;
MeMIeekin Thought Pierce should be
Taught to know his place. Stringiellow
did no, object to censure the President
but he thought they were making them
selves ridiculous.
DIR. Tebbs thought they ought In tall
like squatter soveTeigRs aud not like grow
elling slaves.
Blair said Reeier's removal was oal,
to prepare the way for Elinore's removal
Whitlock thought the President shoul,
have sent a battalion Of soldiers here t,
slaughter The whole crowd of Free Soil
ers
Weddle looked upon the President as
mean Yankee and a double faced coward
! Brown said If the resolution was an in
sult to the President, let the insult be Civ
su The amendment was finally adopted
/ We pity poor Pierce! After remOvin
Iloeder, and doing everything in his pow
er to get the goodwill OF the South, to b
stigmatizel as "mean Yankee and
!double.faced coward p After making
tool of him to turn and kick him ! III
ungrateful wretches Poor Pierce ! I'll
North knocked him down, and the Sout
are beating him for falling.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs.----The de.
mocracy Of Richland County, at thei
Primary Meetings, on Saturday last, made
the following nominations
Senator-B. w. Kellogg, of Ashland
a- Representatives-James Cantwell, AL
exander Ralston. ,t,
Sheriff ohm McMann.
81 Treasurer--Isaac Crum.
8~ Prosecuting Attorney-W. H. shupe.
Commissioner-Willard S. Hickox.
Infrmary Director--Robt. Carter.
~. Alex. Ralston, Of this township, is
first-rate man, and, unlike most nominees
will carry the strongest vote where he i
known the best. A life of strict ntegrit
has won for him many warm friends, an,
he will, undoubtedly, get the full vote q
his party.
Isaac Crum of franklin tp., is also
popular man, anil will, if elected, max
Au efficient officer.
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Ague and Fever of three years standing
Cured.-Mr. John IOngden, now living at Bea-
YER Dam, Hanover Co., near Richmond, had
Ague and Fever for three years, most of the
time had chils twice day, and rarely less than
once; he was parched with fevers as soon as
the chill left him; and after trying physicians,
ouinne most of the Tonics advertised and ev.
erything recommended to him, was about tt
give up in despair, when Carter's Spanish Mix
turc was spoken of; he got two bottles, but be-
fore he had used more than q single one. hs
was perfectly cured, and has not had chill o.
fever since. Mr.. Eongdeni is only one out o
thousands who have been benefited by this grea
tonie, Alternative and blood purifier. See adv.
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corp. Is larger than IN this plscs Shall
poor. stricken Portsmouth be left to heI
late Forbid il. HeAven-foFbid it. Au.
manityl lis Macedonian cry. "eOm'
over AM help Us =
Capt. George Chambers, for many
years connected with the Feryboat be
tween this place and Norfolk aRd Mr.. Pat
rick Williams. both prominent and vel
known citizens. disd Today. Mr.. Newtor
Ashton. for lorg time OF the Trcasui,
Department at Washington. died At tn
Naval Hospital last night. / hayescvera
patients who will dis to night--they can
not survive until morning. The terrihi
rOmitO has presented itself in their cases
aud they aie doomed.
Yours in sorrow, j. W. IL. L.
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Ia our Patrcns-A Loud CAR.

We want money! Wshave Published
the Adrzfiser nearly two years-we have
sent il to You regularly, and now ve want
and must have pay for it. Don't wait
ill we send after it-enclose it to us by th'
next mail. Some OF yOu owe rs for two
years-dOn't delay payment for twelr'
months NOE.
Money may be sent by mail at our risk
Pass it along.
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To PRINTERS

The present proprietors wishing to embark
In another enterprise, the PSrNorTH ApvEE-
TiskR Is offered for sale. The paTcT is in its
second volume, and is now doing a good prof
liable business. The johbing and advcFiisipf
the present year, viii reach SEQ. The sub
scriptiou list is large, and decreasing rapidly
2 With little exertioh it can be doubled. Inc
material is nearly new. Payments made easy
For good practical printer. this Is an "pr"r
tuuity rarely presented. Possession will b,
given at the close Of this yo.uue.
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MEsshs. E9rrcRs.-You wiil lleasean-
nouncs DAVID WIFE, g. candidaie
for re election IN the Of "!li'' Il Sheriff.
and yOu viii Oblige MiSY FHiENps.
lNioTIcE l. hereby g.ven shss at ihe hFs'
/ " meeting held BY the Mayer and Trustees
of lhe village ef Plymou'h After oei. Il, lsoS,
there viii BE presented 70 them : petition q
vaoste ~. allsys running back 4 Lets No. =,
i33. and "a, aud between lots - snd -. lntoutl
idlition 20 Plym, a. J. ". MLAJGHLlN.
I Plymouth. Sept. ]. ss5i.
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Jlrunurr 9larkts, Etr.
PLYnOUriI uii,KET-SErT. l

wheat-SI 500 I. 10.
Flour-SS per DBL, retail for extra.
Oats-ajl.Cc.
Carn--In good dcmand al 5jGdOc.
Apples-ait5 ifcts per IN.
Psaches-5Uto, sUc per bushcl.
Putatocs-NcN at - to 40 cts.
Egrs-Rcadily sold at SC.
Butter-Sale. nj - cts. for roll.
Dried Fruit-l.rplcs, ieG cent. peaches
pared ue., impaired 5esb &c.
iIAY--sG per ton.
Sole Leathcr-Salcs at 2jt, 2Sc.
Iari-S cts.
Glover Sccl-sI. .5Oa5.e0
r!sh-S9.2j half bbl, SEQ per hbl. white
front. Si.15G, 300. Pickcrcl - -.
IHdcs-Crecn, Ic; Dry. Sc.
Tailuw-IugUod detuand atl"tt l2!c.
PuRK--Nless Sl3to IL per bbl.
SALr-S3,2j per hbl at reta;.
Timothy Sccd-SI ,JU0 800.
Ryc-65c.
Flax Sccd--iiood. at Sl.hD bu.
Bcans-Salcs at s. zoo %.
Pelts-Slaughtered, 40 to G1c. Fallen l
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Plymouth, March 10, 1856.

The subscriber having purchased the inter
est of Jacob Scely in the late firm eff Seely Y
Case, would call the attention of all persons
owing said firm to this simple tact-l cannot
pay my debts without you pay me, and SHALL
PAY NINE, Now | would be very happy to
extend the time on yeur notes and accounts, III
consequence of the hard times this spring, but
cannot. All unsettled accounts should be
settled Immediately, and all notes paid by the
18th day of April. shall be happy to furnish
al good paying customers of the late firm with
what work IN my line they may want OH credit,
OF otherwise, as they may wish.
| March ks, 1866. W. CASE.
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We seldom recommend a manufactured med
icinc. believing that in most eases. nature her
self perfects a cure more rapidly and hse;ual-
ly than be accomplished by the vegetables aha
minerals of medical science. But in the mat
ter Of dyspepsia, there are chronic features
about It, which very often deity all the efforts
# nature to create a healthy action Of the d
scstive organs. aud il not unircqucntly happens
that thousands suffer years. diseased b"ih
in body and in mind, from indigestion and u
Kindred ills. To suci, lIooHand's German bi''
ters. prcprred ~ DR.. {. NJ. Jackson, are truly
most valuable preparation. Itisa tonic meii
cine, giving a healthy action to the stomach
and will be fond highly seryiccable at all sea
sons, but especially during the spring. D!S
lpepsia can ouly be cured by Il patient rerseNer
luce in one course of treatment: and TO al
those suffering under this sad malady we woni,
recommend an application to the Depot OF ilcol
lands German Bitters, l20 Arch-St, fhlladel
phia. Philadelphia Inquirer. See adv.
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-. YiUEsN zsaii1iA,
igi:lcks sllaishlslas

TNIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
J. the citizens of Plymouth and the vicinity,
that they have taken possession of the shop re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Kellogg, where they
will carry on the Blacksmithing Business in all
lits various branches. Ali work entrusted to
our care will be we'll and promptly executed. :
The patronage of the public is respectfully so.
llioited. The shop may be found ut North end o.
Sandusky-street. WM. !. WAITE.
Plymouth, HURON 70. O.. Jan.l 1853.
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'' FROM ALL BODILY INFIRMlTIEs.
No 1-RlDwAY'S READY EELIEF.

No. 1.-R 4DWAY'S READY RELIEF.
PAIN.-No person has ever yet used Rad
wav's Ready Relief, who has been tormenten
with pain, whether caused from accidents or
external injuries, or from sease and bad 'reat-
ment. without deriving a special and lasting
beneft ip less than fifteen minutes after Its ap-
plication. H..
Ono ,nnlication externally, or few drops
tor,or ;ntornally. will instan ly free the suffer
~. fro,, tl,o most violent and terrible pains, and
rostoro tha weak, feeble, and prostrated frame
pndwSor's Ready Relief has been before the
lit o',on six wears. 1t has cured the most
y.,S a,.os Of Rheumatism, Paralysis Lum.
t"."a Ge,,t neuralgia, Swollen Joints. Burns
scalds, &c., in the most marvellous q"cS time
civinr nnto tlc bed-ridden victims Of som'
,,nai oa,,,,laint ease and comfort by one ol
wv in cases where the skill of thI
,t ~ in the country, and the mos
S,,la, ,,'oI;c;nos in usc had tailrd Of giving
Pol''.l t,n', roI;ef NJ matter what th
sottor s'.4 ,' r,a,, cnno from, Radways Ready Re
1:s vi, roI;ovc the system from its cru
cl panes, and speedily reS'oi0 'iio 'N''''''
health, ease and comfort.
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READY PAY STORE
IN FAI IRFI D!!
Blish ~ Seymour

TJAVING concluded to do business on the
IL READY-PAY SYSTEM, they take this
method of informing tho citizens of Huron Co.,
that after AUGUST Goth, 1856, THEY WILL
DO NO MORE CREDIT BUSINESS, but will
sell for CASH or Ready Pay, at from Ten to
TWENTY per cent. LESS than Goods can be
bought or are now sold in the county. We are
satisfied that the credit business is a curse to
the buyer, for he has to pay for that credit,
and curse to the seller because his capital is
out of his hands. The motto is ours--''a nim-
BILE sixpence is better than slow shilling"
Come on all you who want an equivalent for
your money, for we will promise to satisfy you
as to PRICE AND QUALITY. We keep on
hand all kinds of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery
Paints, Dye Stufs, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, dc.
Also general assortment OF
lCOOK and PARLOR STOVES, TIN WARE
/ CISTERN and CHAIN PUMPS, LEAD PIPE
SAW MILL SANS, BAR and SHEET ZINC
and in fact, almost every thing that can b
called for.
We cordially inviteall our old customers tina
have traded on credit to try us for Cash, an
also bring your Butter, Eggs, Rags, Feathers
Sc. as we calculate to buy all suoh articles.
BLlSH Il SEYMOUR.
/? Fshasld, August 8, 1855.
) r uMBER WAGON for sale by :, 4,
tsV
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r.. II. Il.

nUICk. PLEASANT, AND EFFECTIAL
W REMEDIES TINT never fail in instantly
stopping the most tortuling palns--lulck'f
eu1in= tho must obstinate Chronic, Acute anu
Diseases. and ,
ALL MALE AND FEMALE MALApIES.
Let the crippled, the weak, the lnhrm, the nef-
vous and aged, rejoice-for the X. H. H.
will quickly rettore the pain-strieken to eaSs
and comfort, health and strength, and free
~,
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Yours, in the at-ratch, G. A. HILLS.


TE-PW UP.-By request of the Di-
rectors, we call the attention of those who
have subscribed to the funds of the Ply
mouth Agricultural Society, to the fact
that it is absolutely necessary tha; the
subscriptions should be paid as soon as
possible, The work is progressing rap
idly, but money is the only tho only thing
that will keep it moving. Pay up.
pGEsIDENr P1ERcE.-The Washington
Organ mentions arumor to the effect that
the President has recently bought farm
of 800 to 600 acres, near Colesville, Mont
gomery county. Ma1yland-a few miles
from Washington, as his future residence
1t is also reported that in the event of hi
receiving the Democratic nomination 70
the Presidency, in 1856, he will run as
Maryland and not as New Hampshir
candidate. We give these rumors 10
what they ase worth.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-01
what they ale worth.

New Orleans, Aug. 25.-The steamer
Orizaba has arrived from Vera Cruz with
dates to the 22l. Santa Ana left Mexi.
co, Aug. 9th, with an escort of $500 men
On reaching Perotc he signed an abdica
ton, and embarked on the 18th at Vera
Cruz for Havana. Two days after leav
| ing Mexico 100 or 500 of his escort re
voted, killing one or two officers, an'
joining the insurgents. The Alvarez plat
fotm was adopted, and Cen Carrie was ap
pointed Provisional President, and Lave
"a Commander-il Chief. All the Stat
prisoners were liberated. The mob ha
Quilted several houses, including that c
Santa Ana's othor-in-law. The appoint
ment Of Vida as Minister to Washingto
had been revoked. A fight occurred g
Vera Cruz, between two battalions and
regiment which had remained faithful t
Santa Ana. The former were beaten. an
=, He'd to the mountains, leaving 70 kille,
Order was finally restored.
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Plymouth. July -, 1865.
Dissolution,

T1llE CopartnerShlp heretofore eMstlns ui-
L der the name of SEELY & CASE, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts
notes, or debts owing by said firm, are to be
settled by WM. CASE.
JACOB SEELY,
| WIN. CASE.
p1vmouth. March 10, 1856.
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For he iRrerttSer,

lfEssRs. EDIToRs Il have just gath.
cred my crop of Oats, which is the heayi
est that ever grew on this place; anu per
haps in the county. The other day
thrsshed thirteen sheavss, bound with tive
length of straw, in band, which gave TIN
abundant yield of FIVE bushels. The piece
was, throughout as goo,l as that which
Ithreshed. If aay one can produce a bet
ter sample of oats than mine, | would lik
TO present him my right paw, and wisl
him much good luck.
| NonrS In thn q of. match G A H1IIs
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xnv YORK MARRET Sept.

yryy YORK MARKET Sept. l.
FLOUR S7.2o5Gt7 80 fer common to choice
State; $500, 800 fer Ohio, Mich. and Ind
SII. .25612, 90 for extra Gencscc.
Corn-Salcs SS, 900 bu at SOC for Western
Mixed.
Oats-Fair demand IjcG Sc for western
Pork-S2l.50 fer old, sS@l,j for new
mess. Lard l1(G l2@
Buttor-Dull at l5@lS for Ohio.
RYE-AtSI,30 80.
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ppuprr,1,r7s,r Railways Ready Relief,
hoSt W pbrsicions in redonia Licking Co.,
Ohio. ,..,,.c n
Fredonia, LICKING 'o' ",
"For five years laid upon my n"GN' "'."o'' .
to lise: was attended by our oe'' pllS sio,"i''
but obtained no relief-nct even " ray VI 10y
of my recovery was lett me ohe 9,nE't "p
plication externally, of your Re""s n'il'A @'-
abled me to rise. am now well man.
r. B. PEASE, p NJ.
| BOWEL CGMPLAINTS-Loose Darr-
hra, Cholera Morbus, or Painful Discharges
from the Bowels. are stopped in fifteen or twrn-
ty minutes by Railways Ready Relief. No
congestion or inflammation, no Weakness OF
lassitude, will follow the use of the r.. r. Re-
lief.
ACHES & PAINS.-For Headaches. whether
sick or nervous, Rheumatism. Lumbago, Pains
and Weakness in the Back, Spine or Kidneys
Pains around the Liver. Pleurisy. Swellings o
the Joints Pains in the Bowels. II earthurn ant
6 pains Of all kinds, Railways Ready Relief, vii
in few moments, change the miseries you sut
fer to joys of pleasure. and give you good sign
} of returning health 1t will enable you to shuf
fle off the infrmities of sickness, fccbcncSs
and decripitude. and give to the aged the Tigo
, and elasticity of ripe and vigorous health.
: r. r. Relief is sold by druggists everywhere
at IS cents, so cents, end 81 per bottle.
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&C., &C., &c.
Having had many years experience in the
business, and being determined to keep. up a
tirst-class establishment, the Public may rely
upon always obtaining from him PURE articles,
and at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
p@a.Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical
Purposes only.
B<ay- Physicians who have heretofore been
obliged to purchase their Drugs in other places,
are invited to call and examines his stock. Ev-
cry article will be warranted fresh and pure
and he is confident he can give satisfaction as tc
prices.
The attention of those who intend building i:
invited to his stock of Paints and Oils.
All the reliable Patent Medicines of the Z
constantly on hand. Call and take a look a
the establishment. }. Is. CURTIS.
/ Fairield AUGUST 25. 1855
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New ORLEANS, Aug. q.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. y.
The San Antonia Sentinel of the 18th
mentions the arrival Of Col. Redan, from
the headquarters of the Revoutionists in
Northern Mexico. He says Vidauli was
willing TO deliver to their owners all fugi-
tive slaves escaping into Mexico, and was
S anxious TO make treaty therefor.
The deaths from Yellow Fever in the
! Charity Hospital in the city, now aver
ages about IL daily.
New York, Aug. %.
The Grey town correspondent Of th
d Herald states that an express had arrived
c there from Rivas, bring news that Colone
r. Walker had effected another landing IN,
was to attack that town on the 18th. Col
Hartmich was at Ryas with 26O regular
ready to give him warm reception. Col
Kinney had 1900 soldiers with him an
was looking anxiously for the arrival c
the steamer United States, which was eX
pected to bring 500 men armed and equiv
e ped.
=. The Transit Company had a party {
armed men at Castillo watching his NOV
= nents. 1t is reported that Gen. Lope
n had attacked Honduras and routed Abal
be aS; also that the revolutiopists had made
=. sortie from Yrow and attacked Managu
~ = but were rcpulsed by the governmel
troops.
ID The cholera had made great hav'
D. among the Government forces at Nicar
qua and also visited Leon, where the re
olutionary army had suffered much fro
'oo its attacks.
"a The Bulletin of San Jose states tn
lie the democrats seized by Quiros at Mario
Or co, were fugitives from Walkers expe'
ia y ton against Rivas and were publicly 81
'a' " in the public square at Rivas.
ID A letter. from Havana states that
ha Cholera to be still prevailing there, esI
cialy among the militia.