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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
Jos. r. CEAGaTI,s
Wholesale s Retail.
DRUG GTbGaEs

~ - ~ " ~ - 1NGa
Undu de taifsS sysss Hsfsi.
AA1PER'S FERRY, VA.
1--WE Subscriber would respectfully cali The al
Il tenitvn OF tie PUblie to his large aud ,aried
AsseumerI OF Flesh ans Grhpine
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
oil 81 which have been >eleeiei VI thai are and
auspiion neeessary ~ an r.tabli, m. ~ # ~ re-
spohsinie a nainre. AsdisaPpoin osbi nOiii6eA-
from the use OF impufe aud adult BIed mr,i ,c in,.
much pains has breb taken to pro- ne the IA vf the
hnrst and purcs, qasiill
Physicians and the Trade NAV ,onhi~n,ty r,Iy
upon having their ofdeI, filled via ih- t..i arIi.
e,rs the shortest u0'ee and uron the mo-, isVOr.
abb terms.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
and every MINI ir CONNECTED tbrTruith vii IL al
tended TO viii the mos' scIupuiuu. care ane atrb.
rsey. In addition 10 STANDARD Medicines IL k.p,
PotHfs, Obs Dye !SgGi. GIas, PEiis. Tr.
HISAes, PaIat BTHshes, and Barring E7sid
A'.o an extensive sssurimentu I Fr,ssh l. s.i,h
aud Gf'm'b Toiei and Fancy Afticir~ -urb a.
Eiuacis tor Hckts Coogn-s Scars. Hair Ou,
Pouaces, Pick Sancsrs Lily WHITE. r. ar Pow
def. Combs. BToshes Sc. fim WorE., roys Com
mon and Ffench Candies Ftu,i- SC
diamonds CAsior OIL Prmade. amber Tooth
P>sie, and NoB;p, lirr ri.u-h D;opS
Schoei Books, Novels AanuaiS monthly Per .
osica. Toy ana Song BookS, SIsnuncTy, Pie
tafes, sc.
Surgical Instruments,
FINEST cBEIvING TOBACCO 4 SEGARs.
GARDEN sEEns
CUTLERY. CHINA GIFTS.
~ To The abore might br Added many. very
Iiont :" "''u
January J. 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA.
InGPoRTAET ANAoUS CnHENr.
10 ALL PERSONS afii-lrd win SexaAI dis
n ease, such a. SEMiN Al WEAKNESS IN
PoTENCE, GoNoRRHHA. GLEEr, sYPHI.
LIS sc &c
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF Ph,lad.l.
phta, 10 view u The awful de>ttuetJon OF human
nle AID health, causrd 10y SeIuAI diseaSes and the
ueesPt'es. which are ptscdsr.i up,B he nniartu-
nate victims OF such Diseases bY QascLs have
direcird theiI cnusniihg Surgeon a. a CHARI.
TABLE, AZ II wp'fhs Of their name 20 give MED.
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 al persons thus a.
nieird, (Msi or Frmalr.) WhJ apply by lrrrt
postpaid ws'h description 81 th,ir condition
cage, occupation hahits Of iiir &c and in ras~.
- rIIsm- puvefly and ,GGrt.rR 4, FURNISH
MEDICINES r ZEE OF CHARGE
Ihe HeNafd Assu-;iA 400 = q tsB.v. .iept Ip.tI-
'u'i"nt esiahitshsd W spse,al rrsov n,ebl f., IN.
friiri 81 The sex ard s,itssSsi hicied with Viz
uirnt and tpiie m r di.cssss zud - fuuss can he
"s"d Tor no oitcT pHrpo =. has uJu q ,urniu.
ID n~sns wh"h ID, Difeciof have voted ~ sdvr,.
dee the above no'iyr - h-.sIr.s q, adj tbat ,b
A'~r'stisS cunmauds thf htEh~s, Med. al ,EiiI a.,
he age
Aadt--s (ros, ysii ~ GEO Y CAI.HnTS
C'n>uliins sats,uR Howard A.spiatt0p. Phila.
dslphia Pc. Ry 'TH~r ofps D,r lots
EZRA u ne RTWEtt y$>,fssnf
GEORGE FAlRCuiLD serr,fayv
Nav }, 1855 --IV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
ANeW aud Valuable Medicine I

New and valuable Medicine
HOLLwAYS WORM coNPRa,I IoSs
u n This meolcins ). pas % ~ su-s'a E,ru, ,hat
no, a. 81. d''itsisiol 70 ssneieh, TO- ssis ~
HUTCHINSON = BURNETT.
Watches and Jewelry.
'H'hE Subscriber has fciufped from - Eastsfa
Cities uith baassons sapPiy a g sSs 10
~, iins. spch - Gp'a sad silver Wst ~ Hr,ast
Ptoa Esf Hing. Goll Peas sed Prefil Odd
Vest Hbe Fob Chstas, Seal. abd Kevs, ts shogf ~.
mot svefy auiee ia he iius % bqsissas uhirh \.
hops be oid hisnia and ne Pnhiie s-nsfsf, riii
PsTsm,st IS is's. -" al
Colts g Aliens Pooest Pistols
a GOOD s's,simss1 II C4its sas Anss'. r..
- VEINS Pi,iol., Pefcsssias csps. posdsr
Mo- % tsss cnas G srEwmr
Watch Repairing.
FtfHE sai.srfitef haFisR ssfsfc4 - ssfytses II
- eomrsisai Wsrh Msksr g rfepsfes ~ 40
aI gn-s 70 ihsi iins vhh diapateb. All uort doss
~ = ssFfsslri Feh 81 pkrn arHvstsd
Nor " Jas chAs q. sTEwART
ViN q. hUoFF, b GOV rrssiVieg sis ia,-s
tHd srbsfsi uoek 81 spFiar 49, ao~-I.,
onets q gAirh ~ lavhss N. s,iss,,,s =, m.
80 80 ess.'enah - esli 80 srsaias.
Raney sloodu.
VIZ ere fsesivisg . tsaaufui ss.s,fs.es, sr
~ fenrf nsf4 eurfisiiFr q f~as-f sisie
90 hiatE shks, Plata go ffafst nrfasrs 49,
i's,is', o,ess3is Lesas. Enmsitsfiss. q oTes
tiusisff fittess 80
Ae,hi5 80 sLL sABtER
NpTing geods.
me- .fs So s-s.i.lss ilfEs Supply q 80.
ssas.ls GOODS
Aefu te $50 KEYEss NR&RsIFY
maeaaiay's EaglRBs.
MI tsrs aifrsa7 folf Isffs saai.-f ~ a D.
" fssFaiff uafs AZ 49, ssrsrlirs = 800
iAiitff saTFiy - ~ sa1F oFssss
49,. &c fCdisON a BUnNETT.
poNsErs ANp FtATs. &, ssi.11
- tAers ~, iaee 81 ubogg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set

la the Couniy Court A9fil Tern 1855
i appearing 10 the C0uit thar report Of the &C.
~ eouh's OF : hoinss RHihrTiord acnf II Sam'l
Cameron ase 81 the deb,s aud demands sKaipst
sail dsetdshts esisIse has beea hed tn III cIr,ks
Oihes fthr County Court o y.d.fsnn. and that
Two years have elapsed from The Qualification OF
saii Thomas RuIhefiord as adm iSlTaIor OF said
Cameron's estate on the moiIoh of John w Can
eron and oihrf disiribuees Of said CameToa,s Ca
tate. '. Is erdetei By the Coaaiy Coun Of Jeerson
this sl1 day Of April. 1886 that .he ereditors 81
said Samuel Cameron. Shev cause ~ snV they
can, on the 10Th day of June. 1856 (hfsi day IL
yune Court for the c"urty of Jsfers,n against
the payment and delivery OF the ~siarr of said
SAM Cameron Iohis distributors; aud hat enny
OF this order be published once y week for four
weeks IN the newspapers published 10 Chaflss,oWn
and posted a The door % The CourI Hou.e az said
County on two successive terms of said Coun.
A copV-TsS~
Arrii ci 1856 r A MOORE C,..k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
FLOWS A Cue s.sort.

% 't"ss Reversible or Hin size Pluws
Agricultural Boilers q. Food Caplgrons
Every larInsr and m,ler sh.a i have ,a- 81 W..
G,,gor5 Tod Brieys 10 prepare louc EIr hog
nth c"us, slail Caliie.' trying up lar makin-
S.ar, ior scaidius hogs and many other purposes
They nqiiIr vrry intle iaci are al ,un.ptir ia
,hrtn, Ives and want 10 siiIiBg IN BRICK Au,iz .
itrm :" Ia I20 cations
F5,k', ShOrsis. .Spalr,, Hoes, Sc-Tho
vet' brs hay and manure Stree Parks i.tR haudI.l
sh"v'l, Spades, Steel Gram SbOVtl., G arden a nd
Fi'h HO-s AT~> &c &C
ERR and OTHancAfal Trses.-Arranre
meht> have bsrB made 20 Ofcer ION GAIA su. 40 =
and every kind ct F'ui and OrnAmerisl free Ihal
our Nurseries here NAV not b. abe 70 forsi.h
GARDEN anil Field SstdS We have get
ien IN our ss-or'fn,hi OF the besi Fr,sh Gsf.,r
sress shdcan iuTni-h the bT pap. ounce pound
quart oT boshel FSsid s eds krp, aiGaYs IN Ie .Soa
Ho's> P0icrr dsa THr>sAiAg AIaehiaes
usca' ard Sesd Drills, Conn F'fsEisTS Rsagisv a "a
M'Ei"r Msehtaes AID everything elsr needed vii
Spring. AID In tins TOT use
EHCAH ant rxamine kinds and models bcts p,
eneaFihg elsewhere, a. we shall hHy. nom bn
The t~.t JACKSON d WOOD.
wIScHEsrsa, Feb :. issG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
Y

tSss~ ~ Ns- IRA ssi,if n tas Tiaal
-tsvR On rue OCEAN WAVE"
"a IN - ~ oo,.. wss.,"
The asu wko wrote % vss kreea:
He sever ksa eses 20 see,
As4 ssios@ 10 sever had src..
he n<vsr h.A sees . wave
AZ a. As<Aed o'sr the vsss-i's desiI
He sever bed seen Gre ~ s~a.
Or sses assiisr spoa wreck.
He sever IA. bees srssssS
frcs his aorsiss's ss-tls dose
ny The sos>4 81 ,h< syisshiss usiet.
AZ fsn frss ths hosrsd koss.
BE -~~~- Ne. h-.s4 No.
ssssss.-x ag-. ss-. -. is1ss.
w uh . sosse ssGicsest q 1880
frss the xrsvs ths sismhsr'ss dssa
No .%v-s kss go. t.t ~onaa
Crsw ths.s~r dsy By dss.
Asa ics-..s over the vre.sis side.
Tires isf hssssif s~syi
wksI~ reofis isok esy.isssiy %,
Theuth 70 s~sss The woass NAV Be.
As4 .ssesiiasiy cay "a 10 soth,nE ct eli.
oziy The rsii q the 'ss.
ses.irk be ns'ss he. b,sa 10 bis to~,,
Ata essFt isso b~d IN he cost.
Hhis every mosioa ,aesss.eA biz thross,
Aad he fssisass we're all N his throat
Tie ma may have ssilsA in hssi.
10 sc~ss psisie. os On . scaad.
Bst 10 he has s-~s 20 s-s, ed wrois
seea soag. he deserves 20 DO dfo~s'd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15

W. tsrs sifrssg foif Isffs ssuaf.-f ~ a !
FsfslW uef ~ efs sspsfiisz = 80
iAlisft sNTFly - D. FpnF orasss
Anat7 iesS "0A"A' =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
TO the Public
Wheat WanRsa


V'fiE hisA-si p'i,s pztf =, s,iae WIS.,. ID,
49,, .s 80, Es AiseUT"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15

usT frrris.t q - n Hsn,, ..tas. -.
49, si-o Be Fsglifh Tuoss R~.i1 &C.,
w. elffrfs Heed ftsnmsfs sfast. 80 ~
- ~ - II RAWlfEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
torn Shelters and Grist NlII {!

The large VIRGINIA SuELLER. for
hhhd OF s,fs- ro~"r. the bel aui..e Ia t..r- Iat
hufsr rrver
RrGGLEs, NOrEsE, Mason & Co.., T.
NHrTAis a Go . ana x. SiScLnR ia A. g" :,
SINGLE ASD DOUBLE POUr corn SdEI
l.shs that viii she'll easily by had HuU $50 70
JJn hash~is r~t
PORTABLE GRIsT MILLS, Of supe.
'inf Csi,g-t aaa Ireae4 HHgy S,os.s a. IN, OF
g h0'.r power haehire The MI. ~. all ,..ri~ei
WITHIN themselves and no'hing 70 do rni &, suach
40 !" h"rss p"SeTi and vii make ne hest of
acal 90 hJuT Tor family use Rud sr.Gd a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-15
Hay, Straw and FEEDER cutters.

SiScLAIR's SCREW PROPELLERS.
OF sz.. IU' hand ot horsr pou er ssd All cut
Hay. sIsw Fodder aud S'siks ~hh EfsaJ fApidi.
w. are Vrrt strong abd durable, AID Canal get
"u IT repair. The hssI article ever IRyesIsd too
The putro~c
RUooLss. MOUSE, Mason & Co.'S HAY
AND STRAW CUTTERS. OF ali srr-. n suH
in' ~'Fs~shshtp and fast cutters, aud csn,ol Tail
LII LII
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

DOCAHONH'AS sihUaAfNG TOBACCO
This Tobacco ior hsvTr and Peasantness sxce al other
brands kp0Wn. In thts article there - beautiful sro
matte favor ahch pore other basin fac Il ouly needs
trial prove is superiority for sale BY the pound box.
Aso, 50 hb and hne eut smoking Iotaccoa very
dne article Aso large assorme7t Of @. W. Calls smo
king Tobacco ia pspes Of The following eranc Lion Coop
star, MSTcury, CroNu. aek fas Arms fins ED MID,
onsBRi and numerous Others s q Shch onsf % The
trade 81 rsdueed prices. Lf9Nr 60. - Cedar 81
CUNDHIES- -such a. MAccHboy, Scotch ana RapPss
- snufs, Fine Gu Chesng TohaeCo, heeiehagm Pipes.
Liquor Faskx Walking Canes, Cigar Lishters Sna host o.
other ATtccs, xhich desHnDed - ss s sftEgig
lyons 4 o.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

tITBNES.--A fuli assortment hand. Of veFy
w per0r favor and quality, enc old D1G Gordon sherry
and London Pariicuar MADEIRA ola Op~rt0 Port Ne have
lot Of these Mines put bottles suitable fer family
Yer sale Wholesale and Retail very low, By
Ap5 LYONS CO.. Cedar It
NsGAmPAGNE VEGNE.-5o bas sis plnis and
" quarts, " various well known rsnds For safe By
Apb LiOHS a CO. 10 cedar Of
HOLLAND GIN.-sevsral pipes Of superior quail
III iy brands Double swan, Locomotive and Pine Apple,
for sale al The lowest cash prices.
ar5 LYONS 4 CO. 10 Cedar q.
sWs keep constantly On hand fal supply Of Liquors
and Wins % al descriptions TO which respectfully invite
the attentioa OF all
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
DFCORATFD BIRD CA0Fs-

IITEhave on band 10 Canary Cages of s the ss-
w gRn patterns that b. OhtSncd Nrv York. Fer
sale at very smAf advance on IA tern Prices.
sris MAcKENzlg a WILSON
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

A MBROTYPES "Fafroducef" in Nashville
"a Nv A LARCOABE
Ambrotypes made novh re else In Nashville than At
the Ambrotype Rooms No. 40 College 81
AnbroJtpes made uPon double plate glass heTmst
oay sealed and thas protected against all possibility Of In
lury.
kmbrOtype counterfeIss made single glass, not
sealed and durable onSry dague reotype
Ambotypes named by the invrnfsr 90 distinguish
fro al other pictures other borrow the
and sppiy q in erior picture which LACKS the msn
pointa of = Ambrotyps-tone and durability iehlS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.
eff1 scwaN a tssa

nEAiEes in FitfshssFa cesl Csks and Ehlts Finr
~ Lamhrr, olsarf a hFqa1 Esd lfens hlssea. Ne
iesee, AafhsiAe teeas uhfp hey iatene retaEE
sAaf <ffNy a ne sieve sticiss % r.assushie pFh
Faaaia and tsfEs " C1a Had Gas, suFfird
bFs1nE4ci te 4Itsn4 isats
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

L,rrsY vARrfY q Bre.hes, Al vasisaa pr.ue,. Ne
y ssleea ssi ~ ~ J n AseilL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Ew TKIUmPH!!
IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
sa'f.a aRnna RfIiN

u Fulton Street and n Beekman Street, New York,
Principal olhoe 100 From; Street, New York,
Factory Nos &C. 81 80 Hudson Streets, Jersey City.
TINE PROPRIEroRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
l. KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EstabIiShment,
Contnue prepare the best PIta rm1cueiicat
Powders IN use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND 0riiER CAKks, Ac They slsV prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other arces Of daily ia every fam y,
which they offer the reasonable terms Cata-
logues sent 10 dealers who request them.
r. H.. J q. lsHAM.
NB.-Consumers advised 10 inquire for HoPE MILLs
tices. sug2-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Another New Arrival.

t<ts ~ aka =. We in receipt Of several y
ID \, ant pipes Brandy direct IN ough the CUsf0A
iousE, hch guarantee is far sup ror any be
fore brought this market III Of The hnesi known
bFands 6orie Cognae Otard Dopay Co D'tsd vineyard
PropT et)r Champagne BrsSd, and various oghers For
sale very low BY the cask or ztTetaii
as LYONS & Co, Cedar 81
Ps.-ws have aIsO an assortment Of very hne Bottle
Brandy f. rrF. ra
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Livery Stable.

~ v THk md gnrd having taken n
o. - - the stHb Market Street Mash n --A
SPSO~pJ ville, Tenn, doors below the ( XII
Iun and opposite the Mansion House, form
erly occupied by the Hammer, respectfully that
he Will rep hand good horses aud vehicles TO be let
the hiring public etsonabie terms.
lie 4 prepared 20 take Of IN the best manner, all
Horses with him. ither boarding horses travellers
His Stable usted convenient 20 business and he S
keep experienced oser and the best prove
be market aGord. Terms moderate.
ian l6-dtwswly r. s. PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
No. 4s Dey st. New York.

CMlTHS sELF-AQJUST1NG STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS-The only premium awarded by the Amer
ican Institute their lat Fair the Crystal Palace Tor
sELF-ADJUsrlNG ST CKs 10 P. o. SMITH, MaauAe-
tur-r, No IS Dey q New York.
Merchants will ind q greatly to their advantage % cal
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of thse very
fashionable Ace- for the neck Crest Inducements viii be
offered Jobber~ from Western and Southern cities
Reerence be had nearly all Of the nst-ciAss Job
hing Houses Of New York Cy. lanl-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Coffee and Spice Establishment
CHEaP GaStIGuF.
I'VE pvNzotE GHs LIenr ccaPhNY are p!

'TNHE BvNZoLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
1 20 furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Mannfac
tories Stores Dwelling Houses S1eamhOas Railroad Sta
tons &c These Mach warranted 70 give satisftc
ton. they manufactured under :. T. McDougaPs Pat
ent and are the only that Ni operate well in cold
weather The light produce is half cheaper than Coal
Ca and less than the commouest Talow Candles They
easily managed and free from danger aud the prices 25
pc, cent less than any other machines made The Compa
ny offer 70 ae State ard County Rights for AL the States
All orders should be add ested 70
g. 7. McnOUGALIs Agent for the Company,
noy20-6m 32I Broad way, New Ork.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
lfaals NASHV LILLE. TENN. WEDNESDAY,.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From YIscHER & sOHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLEToz' BUILDIsG, 346 ane 34s Broadway.
u Late No. so Nasssa-Street.'
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRKEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage
Roofing Material, Sc.


Roofing Material, Sc.
WOOD WARE. ff.!
| 200 pIrs eov'd Buckets; l25 doz Band BoEss;
| $50 dozen Bail Boxes; zup " Hames;
| 200 n. sts Tubs pain ed 2O1 q nc wash Boards;
| 275 ZOE Vanished and Three 1900 Pow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
2l000 assed Broom Handles 1000 Cane Fishing Poses
75 hoz white Cedar Buckets Sc0 as'ed Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar G ns: 20 dog B Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures 70 Nest Boxes varnishd
Is doE Pine burns assorted 2te Painted Tubs an
100 nests White Tubs: 125 doE Wen Buckets ssssed
RAS~ET WARE.
900 Willow Wagons, common nests German Market do.
$50 q extra; 80 I" Clothes DO; tt.t Z
sUO Carts, common; 400 doz Feed Bas kes. In store
$40 ex tai tops and 70 arrive;
Is Empire Cabs; POO doEen assorted Market
eco s.tra "anS" IS doz chidrens Rattan and
15O dozen willow and Rattan willow Chairs;
Rattan and willow very nice and cool for sunni sE.
Also CIo Hampers; imported fancy Basket; Work Fruit
and Flower Stands AlsO-willow Work made TO sTdeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Dusiers; 100 bales Alicans Mats
500 assed shoe Brushes; 50 Jute Hsrk and skeleton
rs IS Rocking th SfaO1 horses. IS dos Toy Air Pistols
saagr CORDAGE, TwiNES, &e. lssr
1o0eOi N and IN inch Manila Rope go feet;
10 cots y t, 8inch DO do $50 do;
5reels Bed Cord and Pow Line hanIs
269 doE Cotton rlOw Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords, llUl bales Carpet Chani
100 .bs Broom TWine Hemp il 500 los Wool rSine,
SEQ lbs fax 5Ov Seine FWine;
Is bales Batting; 150 reels Hemp Packing;
25 q Mickng; rs coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; E1a0 /" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1901 bundles (Prund) Iangermans Wrapping Paper;
I 500 Z" Mcxegor's do do;
1900 reRms Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
It's Ham 20 F" Batting DO;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry; 900 los Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal CaLdles stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes OF best qualities, in lots TO suit.
ALO-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
RVets, &c.
ERON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 o. Red Cedar do 16 p do
Cerdsr do l6 IS 20, % do PAINTED do 20, 22 "a do
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CONGRESSIONAL

WGsHBeToE, Nay I5.-The United States
Senate passed the bill granting land to Ala
bAma and Florida for Rail Road purposes. A
message VAS received from the President in
relation to Central American affairs, including
:he trnnsit routes and the general condition
Of Nicaragua. He does not however, in il
enquire into the causes which led to the
change Of government, but states that Padre
Vigil had been received because satisfactory
evidence exists that he represents de facio Ell
de Jure the government. The President, also,
adduces numerous considerations In reference
to the propriety Of his reception, and sug-
gests additional measures for the security Of
the Transit route. The documents accom-
panying the message are voluminous, and
include the letters Of Padre Vigil 10 Mr..
Marcy, Of President Rivas 10 President Pierce,
a spicy correspondence between M. Molina
and Dir. Marcy in relation to the late massacre
Of Americans at Virgin Bay, and copies Of
the instructions TO the naval commanders at
that depot for attending to The interests of
American citizens. Mr.. Weller spoke warmly
in favor Of Gen. Walker and Mr.. Crittenden
responded by stating that in less than ten
days after the reception in Europe OF the
intelligence Of the action Of our government
in regard 10 this question, a war would be on
our hands. 1t is reported that Mr.. Marcy
yesterday informed VI. Marcoleta of the
decision Of our government TO receive Padre
Vigil as minister, who protested against the
decision, as being violation of the laws of
good nations. He is, il is said, preparing
circular to the diplomatic corps complaining
of the act.
In the House, the resolutions of inquiry
into the recent fatal ARRAY at Wizards Hotel
were laid upon the table.
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"PREsIDESrIAL."-A Washington cores.
pondent writes: al have picked up to-day q
piece of political gossip which has not YET
appeared in print. The Washington Senti-
mel announced short time since shat Mr.
Pierce would positively retire in few days
from the contest for the candidacy for the
Cincinnati nomination. From good authori.
ty learn that that was but n ruse on the
part of Pierce, which it was expected would
excite renewed demonstrations by his friends
and thus raise his stock. But the plan fail
ed; the bait would not take; it was ascertain.
ed that Pierce's friends we're very willing to
exchange him for old Buck, and consequently
Franklin is again on the track, with no
thought of "fanting" or "faling" in the race.
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~ The high price of wheat last Fal

H The high price of wheat last Fall,
stimulated farmers from mime 10 California
and Oregon, to sow largely Of this cereal; so
that the area in wheat, and the liberal use Of
guano and home manure, will swell the pro.
duce much beyond the expectation of those
who do not study the agriculture Of the
whole nation. 1t is proper to say, however;
in this connection, that the demand for wheat
and -four to export since last harvest, has
cleared the country of nearly a!l its surplus
over aud above the wants of its people
This fact is in favor of the farming interest,
while the crops now on the ground may suf.
fer serious damage before they reach matu.
rity, and are secured.
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S The accounts in relation TO the sue
cess of Walker at the battle Of Rivas are
somewhat contradictory. The Washington
Star says:
Our private adyices sssure us that in the re.
cent battle Of R;vas, Walkers loss was l56
men, and not 30, as published in Walkers
newspaper; and further that the Costa Ricans
lost 100 men in that engagement, and not 500,
as that paper published. As we anticipated,
ne and his tilibusters are at the mercy of the
Costa Rlcans, who to the number of 500.
have cut off all his hope ofsupples and re.
Inducements from the United States. His
ammunition has also given out. Hisfor (ac.
cording to himselO is about 1000 Amer.
cans and 1900 natives.
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tV A law has been passed by the Legis.
lature Of Iowa providing that railroad trains
shall come to full stop on approaching
crossings, under penalty of $500, half to
go to the informer. If life or property is de.
stroyed by violation of this act the penalty is
double the value Of the property, or from
$4,000 to $4,000 for life, to be recovered
by the representatives of the deceased
amount recovered to go to the widow and
children, If any; if neither, to 60 as other per.
sonal assets.
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DIGGISG THEIR OWN GRAvEs-SHor INTO
THEm.-Those men belonging to the com.
mand of Col. Schessinger, who were taken
by the Costa Ricans and executed by them
were made to perform an unwelcome service
just before their exit. Having been con.
demned to death, and their fate announced
the victims were compelled to dig their own
graves, and when done, made 10 kneel upon
the margin of the trench dug, when they
were shot dead-falling readily into the pit
their own hands had dug.