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GROCERIES.


WHOLESALE eTtOCEk, Cum h1SS1OH AND
FoRwARD DING RCHANf,
IN
BRANDIES, WINES CIGARS, &C. r.e
Conner of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
900 HHDS. prime to choice sugar;
ZOU loo bbls ID. Z. Crushed do;
25 '' Powered do;
20 bxs " Loaf do;
100 bis Reboiled Moasses; A H
100 half bbs do do;
200 bags prime Rio Coffee,
100 ." Lasuyrs do;
~ old Java Coffee;
so bbs and half bbls Maekerel; fFF
so kits No / and 2 do
90 bags Pepper;
20 do Spice;
20 do Ginger
rs bags s Almonds
10 do FiIlberts
10 do English Walnuts;
100 whole, half and quarter bxs Rasins;
20 cases Sardines;
2O0 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
200 boxes Glassware;
200 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
1000 kegs Nails, Brads and Spkes-assorted:
$50 bbls Cincinnati Rectifed Whisky;
so " Old Bourbon do:
so " Monorghahals de
25 +" Rye do;
SO " american Brandy;
10 NE. Rum.
Also Q large Stock of fine Cigars Brandies Wines DC.
Just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS.
may IL,
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Fever and Aguc Remedy.

THE chea?ssts and best cure for Fever and Agus and
4 all Fevers incident 70 the seasoa
| HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby eeretify that have submitted the Cr.u
berg Fever and Ague Remsdy to close inspection ana
scientific analysis, and have also tested lis Curative On All.
ties 10 several cases Of intermittent fever We tk rs
pleasure in SAVING that u has proved completely success
ul, and that 1t il most skuiiv compounded remedy
Ii must exert most beneficial influence in al cass ia
tonic properties are immediate and highly sanitary, ana
Il is richly deserving The Confidence of our brethren OF
the medical faculty aud Of the LubhG.
Samuel Il Mabrey, ~. d Eew York
Charles ". RevilOan, VI ID Wisconsin
VIM. IL. Simmington. NJ ID Illinois,
Thos. j. johnson, NJ. d., MissoarI,
Vim. c. hiftredge. ~ d.. New Hampshire
James I. hot NJ D., Indiana,
John y TerriugtOn, n. d California
VIM. J. Ashton, NJ. ID Louisiana
The comPoston Of thsremsdy includes those medicinal
substances which experienced physicians have long re-
sorted TO for special action the when dsrsng-
BY Fevers Ague and General Debility resulting from az
Posure or climatic influence These are rendered per
manen and remain active in this preparation as c5uss
quence OF the scientific in which they are CON.
bined. In this medicine metallic ral1s can be found nv
the most delicate chemical anaJ Sis In each pacgsars
two distinct medicines, powerful vegetable tonic that
Will at once cure the Ague and box Cf Pills that will
prevent its recurrence, il taken in time wi remove the
causes that promote it's first appearance Price for tue
package so cents For sale By ali druggists in the Sta
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HERRINC'S PATENT CHARLTON SAFES.
NE have been appointed by = e.. Herring & Co.
hgtDis lOr the above SIes, which Will sell to-
cash or negotiable piper At THE MANUFACTURERS
PklCES IN NEW YORK, with freight exchange and
Insurance added. We have an assortment on hand
and request all those who are interested in the matter 10
examine The evidences that 90 prove this safe IL
an INSURANCE AGAINST FIkE, and IL BURGLAR
PROOF far valuable papes notes. or money Is con-
cerned
Several Of these StieJ have HALLS PATEST POW.
DER PROOF LOCKS. which al tbe Worlds Fair in Lon.
don in 1851, and at New York IN 1856 was awarded a
medal being the perfect lock 10 the world SEgSs
HAVING BEES PICKED or blown by Powder
Hundreds of certificates given r1m all pats IT,
world, 10 which valuable papers shO<n have been
taken from these Safes uninured after having been for
many hours. and sometimes for DAYS exposed The
intsuse heat
Call add examine them.
MACKENZIE 3 WILSON
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Fresh Arrivals

Fresh Arrivals
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
100 hhds n o. Sugar, so bxs. pint 4 u pint Flssl
IS bbls Pow'd Loaf Sugar; 200 Demiiohns assorted
| 90 bag Lag Coffee; 225 bags Rio Coffee;
rs bTs 4 bIs Star Can IS bbls Aolasses
dies 75K" do;
IS BIS sterne and Tallow 50 bzs spicd and fresh Oys
Candles; terS
40 bxs Langborn ARMS 10 bxs Ana Rice very fine;
tead's Tobacco IS bxs Kentucky Tobacco;
rs bxs prime Western Re- rs bbs No d 8 Mscksrel;
serve Cheese; 80 kits
rs casks English Soda. 100000 Havana Cigars, va
so bxs Soap; nous Brands
2Sx" DO; 1000 bags assorted Shot
100 kegs pure White Lead; 1900 lbs Bar Lead;
Is bxs Ink; 10000 G. ID. Perm Caps;
20 bags Ginger; cases Indigo;
IS dOz Painted Buckets; 10 bbls birthstone;
l cask Msdder; 10 bbls Crackers;
bbls Alum; rs bags Pepper;
10 bags Allspice; SO coils Cotton Cord;
100 &" Cotton Yarns; 90 Hemp dor
so bxs 3XlO IOXI2 Glass; 50 bxs gal 4 gal bottles
so bxs quart Flasks;
100 tons Rold Iron, warted Is tons ass'd Castings,
so Bells Hand Iron, so sets assorted Axes
500 hand Plough M'lds; 500 Wagon Boxes;
1000 lbs A. B. Steel; 5000 lbs Cast Steel
$500 " L. B. Steel. 1870 Crawley Steel
Liquors, UMPORTEDJ
10 baskets Champagne Wins
10 bbls. Old Port Wne
casks Sherry do.
Is bbls pure Sweet Malaga Wine;
casks A. Signette Brandy;
1 pipe pure Holland Gin, Eagle brands;
puncbeen pure Irish Whisky;
LIQUORS, (AMERICAN.)
300 bbls Whisky Ohio various brands;
100 d" Pixies Monongahela do;
So Smiths Reserve, do
SO " Monongahela Rye; do
10 Gin;
40 Brandy;
5 Old Monong ahela Whisky, very 6ne,
25 Ale, Schultz and Walkers brands;
Ali OF the above will be sold very low at old stand
corner Of Broad and College Streets, by
ianls MCREA TERRASS.
pLACK TEA.-Two cases the finest brought
ID to this market, for sale low BY
sept7 GREA TERRARS
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mERRING,s rATEXr CHAMPION SAFES.
Christmas Dinner.

RIPE PEACHES, GREEN CORN, AND
FINE TOMATOES.
II you would have the above dslcacies perfection r
Il your Christmas Dinners put them up in the
SELF SEALING CANS
Manufactured by u.s. Which give universal sal aiacti9n
arg very easily managed cheap Che1pest -as good
the best-nade OF heavy very carefully sDdersd
Those who them had better make early application
tho demand present much greater than the Euro v
septs hACkENZiE h Wilson
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SeWanee EkOuSe,

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor.
(LATK OF 1YREE sPRISGsJ
THE subscriber has recently taken this we'll -
known estabhshment-is reHtting and thor 49,
oughly renovating It, and hopes soon 10 have h IN s4
such condition a. not 10 be inferior n any house ~ thp
city. The Proprietor hopes By bis sxertog and N -
bis Assistant, Mr. CraddOck, who formerly presided al
the City Hotel to be able make his b6se 5rbv n he
ing Pafonzed oy the public and promises that DO pains
those who may favor him with their patronage. Ne res
pectfnlly sOlieitsa trial Of his house
leozo-dtN6W-u VIM ROBERTS
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TO ARRIVE,

NTE are daily expecting large lot of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough and Ready Chewing Tobsc.
co. Also, 10000 Eicotiana Londres Cigars and 90.
900 other brands of the finest qualities and flavor.
iY22 LYONS & CO, 10, Cedar st
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Johnson. Horne a. Go.

CORNER BROAD AND MARKET SEREETS.
NAsHvILLs, TKSN.
ATIi l. give prompt attention receiving storing,
w purchasing. selling shipping Cotton, Tobacco,
Wheat Corn, FlOdr and BacDn and will also devote
pee al attention receiving, Storing aud GrTarding
merchandise 81 every description.
Our facilities point OF room and convenience are
equal to in tine city.
jdly2e-u
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We Stockholders Of the Citizen Coal Company are re
= guessed % make psymen 10 the amount Of rhei
lock subscribed when called they will forfeit their
s:nOunt Of stock q X VIyStlY
ulyls Sse,,v
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R1If RENV

lHE House Oh Southes corner OF the square
and Front street, balance OF this year Inc M
~ = WI BENZ. F. SHIELDS,
fS pos ~ AZ Public Square.
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p p. Peck

is now receiving from the celebrated Mandatory Of
4 EgKwsTEs Sos, New York, further supply OF
choice Coaches Rocksways snd Light TroIting Bugeies
Ale has constantly hand Of bis own build Bugg es rs
scilly adapted TO country use, NJ his ware Rooms Oh
10y =, - -, Gocl2-u
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New Wholesale House
Drv Goods.

rTNEE undersiguei are receiving and will have
ready for exh ibition BY the 20. instant the
LAReEzT I'D BesT ASSORTED STOCK OF
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SWISS FANCY GOODS,
Than they have bad the pleasure to show TO the Retail
Merchant They spared pans nor expense in get
ting up Stock from which all classes Of customers can
select their sssorments. They have made Larger invest
rrenis this season 10
FINE GOODS,
They have done before and respectfully solicit
animation OF STOCK from the RttLtI wien visit
iuz the ciEy--believIng that with the
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
And Low PIECES they will be able to offer induce
ments TO ali. MORGAN 4 co,
NAsHvILLx Aug Is. No. ~ Public Square.
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PRINCIPE CIGARS.
90 600 Genuine, just received, and import
AO.OOO ed expressly for this market BY
LYONS 4 co,
jy22 10 Cedar St
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15
NEwYORK MARKET.

August 13-Flour dcarcr, sales of 1000 bbls
Mt 6,56a6 for State; 6,aOa6,4O for Ohio; Southern
declined, 1900 bills sold at 7,25a7, Go and T. T5a-
s, 40 for extra brands. Wheat unchanged; $4,000
bush. sold for /, 80 for Western and Southern
red, and &c for Southern white, Tenn. 164.-
Corn buoyant; $4,000 bush. sold at 621 for yell
low, and 81 for mixed Mess pork quiet both
dull. Lard steady at l3c Whisky firm
Stocks dull; Galena and Chicago 10 81; Illinois
Central los 81; Michigan Southern s94; N. Y.
Central So Sd; Reading SO 1-2; Virginia skies
90; Missouri So Ia; Canton 225; Cleveland &
Toledo IS 5-s, Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin-
cinnati 102 1-2; Galena & Chicago los; Michigan
Central 90; Illinois Central sevens SO 7-s; Ster-
ling Exchange dull.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsrEGroH, Aug. 3. "A communication was
received from the Post Master General in reply
to a resolution in the House, in which lie says
that special instruments have been issued to the
proper agents. and that no effort will be spared
to discover aud punish the persons who have
unlawfully obstrueted or detained from the mails
books or documents sent hence by members of
Congress.
The House then proceeded to act on the
ecatiys 3 lin as reported from the
committee on the state of the Union.
We learn that there has been tremendous
storm between Mobile and New Orleans and the
vicinity Rain fell 10 hours. The roads were
oyerhowed and it is feared great damage was
done to the crops The telegraph wires were
Frustrated for miles between Orleans and Mo-
bile The worknen arc yet unable to get at
them to repair them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15
CONGREssToNAL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA.
SExATE--Afr. Pcarcc introduced again res
olution which was passed, accepting the portrait
of John Hampden, presented to the q. s. by
Jno. McGregOry, Sec'y of the Board of Trade of
England and directing the same to be properly
framed ond placed in the Executive mansion
The portrait was painted either by Van Dycke
or Sir Peter Lely.
The protest of the Senate of Iowa, relative to
the election of Mr.. Harlan, was made special or
der for tomorrow
The Senate rcconsidcred the bill continuing
the improvement of Dcsmoins Rapids, with the
Presidents objections thereto but failed to pass
it over the veto two.thirdS not voting i'll the ai-
frmativc, 80 against Ia.
The Sunate proceeded to the consideration Of
bill for appropriations of various civil items
long debate OH the House proviso prohibit
ing public buildings except for defensive puTpo-
SEES stricken out.
Amendments were adopted authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase three
stores at the Atlantic dock Of New York, apprO-
printing 100000 for that purpose. Adi'd.
HOUSE-it was voted to retain the aPpropra-
ton Of nearly Sls3,000 for books, which the
Senate had stricken out; and added a proviso
that any member who may be unwilling to re-
ceivc his share, may so inform the Clerk, who
shall report the same 10 the House at the next
session.
House concurred 81 against 80 in an amend
mcnt Of substituting the following for a similar
one, which the Senate struck out, and insert
Pennington's, from yesterdays proceedings,
about no money to be drawn till the treason ca
SeS were dismissed.
The House disagreed to the Senate's amend
ment restoring the appropriation of $4,000 for
expenses of the future legislature i'll Kansas
Majority concurrcd; and { majority in an
amendment similar to one of the Scnate's, struck
out preventing the expenditure for arreSting,
prosecution or OBTAINING persons charged with
treason and other political Offences. growing out
Of the action of the legislature of Kansas and
Topeka Convention.
The House passed bill establishing large
number of post routes, and tabled by 32 maj
the Senate bill appropriating nearly $1,000
900 to pay certain bond holders the amount cx-
pendedby California for the suppression of In
dian hostilities Add.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

!HF Cincinnati Enquirer of last evening says:
HERE was some little excitement in money cir
tes this morning, in consequence of the rejec-
ION by the bankers of the notes of the City
a'nk, at Warren, Pennsylvania, and the Bank
4 Newcastle, Pennsylvania, and the Cumbcr-
and Savings Bank, Maryland. 1t was not pub
ely known whether these Banks had failed or
not but large quantities of their notes have
S:tn crowding into our observation-disclosures a
suspicious eircumstance-an the bankers have
'hFoVn them out We would advise holders
rot to sacrifice too much upon them, as they
VIII IN aa probability, be reiustated again in a
lew days The whole may or may not be a ruse
Of the bankers to raise the wind in these dull
umes itlOoks wonderfully like it at this pres
ea' writing Efso it only adds another conir-
a a Of ths opinion held by the writer that
VIC business interest of the commercial world
:, aeeid Dc greatly advanced by the appointment
~ =, sSig'anee committee, a "a Calyaraia, to take
tie brokers in charge.
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nEsrRrcTIN,E E1RE

CHICAGO, August 14th.-An immense fire &C.
Cured last night at o'clock on Clark street, in
the neighborhood of the Michigan Southern and
Rock Island freight depots. 1t commenced in
small hotel, the Walker House, and extended
to the Rock Island House, Robinson's warehouse,
Michigan Southern depot and numerous loaded
cars, some of these totally consumed, including
freight, valued at 100000; Rock Island ma
chine shop and grain warehouse, the latter con-
tanned 100000 bushels of grain, which took fire
but was extinguisEled without damage. Flint &
Wheeler's warehouse $3.50, 900 bushels, butwas
saved with great difficulty. Total loss estima-
ted at $3.50 to S2OO,0o0 Insurance not ascer-
tanned.
The fire broke out during the speech of the
Hon. Arson Burlingame, to avery large audi
once in front Of the METROPOLITAN Hall.
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II
Tho yeilos fSteF ~ SUI taging1 throughout
Havana. 80 4 q. W ,.5sFs:.f.
KEY WEsr, Ii d deaths from yellow fs-
yer since that Of mayor Frazier, which occurred
on the 9th. ~ +. -. -
The ship Maid Of Orleans went ashore on the
9Th, but was extricated by the eSertions Of the
Kew West yyreckers. and vii sail for New York
after settling salvage.
The barque Tom Corwin arrived here on the
LIST for medical aid, having lost the first mate
by yellow fcyer She sailed again on the 4tll
The barque n. P. Tallmadge from Dicnfuegos
all hands. except the master, sick of yellow fe-
yer and unable to work. Two hands died while
at sea.
No. 1891 drew the s1op, Ooo prize in tho Ha-
vana lottery.
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ST. Pau, january /, 1856.

PROFESSOR o. J. WOOI--
DEAR SIR; Unsolicited, send you this certlf.
After being bald tia,r and having tried all
the hair resoratives extant, and having faith in any,
induced hearing Of give trial lplaced
myself in the hands Of barber, and had head rubbed
good ati0 brush aud the Restorative then applied and
well rubbed in, till scalp aglow. This repeated eve
ry morning, and in three weeks the young hair appeared
rapidly from August last till the present TING, and
thck black and strong-sOit aud pleasant to the
touch; Whereas before, it harsh and why, what little
Il, and that little dISappea airing raRi-
ly still Restorative about twice week and
shall haze good and perfect crop Of hair Now had
read OF these tngs-an who has mott hut have
hitherto where any persons hair was really benefit
the hair tonCs, of the day; ana 1t really
gives pleasure record the result vi my experience
have recommended preparation others mud arEn'
large and general gale throughout t= Territory
people here know Its effects and have c0nfdenCcin It,
supply you Wholesale agents r the Tsrritery,
Is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries made for it.
You deserve credit for discovey aud for one re-
you my thanks the benefit It has done for GER
tainy had despaired long of edectg any such
result. Yours. hastily,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

L,sr night was. certainly intended for the sen
d..at4l The temperature midway between
essool and the baltny-the beautiful moonlight
,1..ted from the hill sides and hazed by their
.uatb, seemed to have peculiar genial effect
qsa al; from the tired laborer who sit in his
lqr divested of coat, crayat and shoes, to the
aeEds thatsct free from their wearisome indoor
dtdsss promenaded the street until late hour.
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WITHDRAwN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14-This mornings Demo
Democracy of their electoral ticket in favor of
the anti Benton party. In doing this, the Dem
ocrat says, we lay down no principle which has
governed US in the past, and give up no doc
trine heretofore contendcd for as right, and as
Democrats we fight this battle for the Union,
the Union as wholu,i and have every conf
dencc that those for whose elevation we work
will be true to its preservation against all
force"
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Ss IaEe Of Peleus and Thets, sea nymph
;, - az the gOds and EoddelseI excepting Dseor
t'Eea her dpieasure by throwing hmonEs, the
a golden apple" which vas written the WOrdi
s-aaty take ue'Juno. Minerva and Venus each
% y Iors Hn"iins decide commanded 1e'-
mem 70 the shepherd Alexander, who gave the
ne Golden Apple for which an ,os. desiring beautiful
' striving, consist, Of bottle Of the on o. Carr.
ne only elegant preparation for the head now before
LAUGHLINs 4 BusMNELD,
Wholesale Agent.
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Pas R4IHxe.-wc are authorized to state
tb,; there will he Democratic pole erected at
AiepOrt, on Saturday next at o'clock, P.
L Meeting in the evening at 7l o'clock, and
.Iltssses to lie delivered by General Weir and
gsys. 4. C.. Anderson and CASTOR, of st.
rass,i!lc. All are invited to attend.
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Tur meeting last night for the formation of
Democratic Club was numerOusly attended,
AID exhibited much enthusiasm Walter G.
Soa was chosen President, and j. c. Vance,
Sanitary. a committee of six, one from each
Yard in the city and one from Ritc!ictown, are
torepOt constitution and attend to other mat
tiers incident to permanent organization, at a
meeting to be held on Monday evening next
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Sold Out.

rTNHy subscriber having sold out to essrs Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing Of his establish
this opportunity to return his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage extended him. for
the tWenyhree and bes leave to to
and his successorE know
Ing them he experienced WorEInen and in every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the public Ihaye
they UI render full satisfaction TO all who may
favor them With their custom. $3.50
aug 2-3n -+ JOHN hNUTE.
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rrp Columbus Fact says that Lyceum in
~, sity proposes the following question for de-
. ...' S,s the female miad equal in mentality to
-, %1 ,.,ls" The Fact says his experience is that
tm,Ics can give large 'pieces of the mind" oc-
e ,,, and sin have supply left.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

IN be a mass meeting Of the Democ-
iAl sz..,sville on Wednesday the Sd of Sep
"f, Hon Robert 'roombs of Georgia, Hon.
i l'la.., r ZONES, Hon. George F. Pugh and 9th
'.lf ;.,i.sqished speakers are expected.
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REpUBLtCAN CONVENTIoN.

SPRINGr1EIp, Ohio, August 1.-THE Rcpub-.
lican Convention of the 9Th Congressional Dis
trictmet in this city to day, and re-nominated
by acclanation the Hon. Il. Stanton, for Con-
gress. Mr.. Hubbell of Delaware, was nOmina-
ted for Presidential eector for the Sth District.
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r, p,t;burgh Post says, there arc one hun
!, az I'D s,rty.eight inmates in the asylum for
=, NV L -, al present, showing considers
=, ~ fa,i,ntiop since last month, notwithstand-
Is -, lsrge arrival from Blair county. All
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Is.resolutiOn was rejected.

tlruoS 10 SnokERs. IA few days since a
sahAlbany, n. Y, put a roll of bank notes
Ills yest pocket in which were also some
l.aes he used TO carry for The purpose of
Ting his segars. After while he smelt
'athing burning, and, ON examination, found
ILLS totally destroyed "Phansy the phee-
x If that ere gent.
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wrAKYEss OF THE sroMACn And 1yp1GEsT1oN.

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
AnotEer Qreut Cure effected By OorhdUes Holland it
ferSThe wife of Peter De Wtte, living in Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin,, suffered very much from
of the stomach and indigestion. Che had been
under PHYSICIANS for time hut the disease
seemed his skill. She purchased Ilo!-
land Bers Office, which have given tone to her sto
mach, her appetite and strength returning and Arm
medicine.
We have still many wonderful effected by
this remedy, hut await another opportunity One
thing you rely upon, what published from
persons much respected community, literally
true Editor N.nxhos. s SgdSTus w.,
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POLITICAL.

VAUDEVILLE, Me-. August 14.-At the Dem
ocratica and Wing mass meetings held here yes
terday, there was strong symptoms of u coali-
ton. At the latter, letter was read from Ru-
Fus Choatc, favoring Buchanan.
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