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The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
MALARIA OR, MIASMA

This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain
IS navodably inhaled at every brcaths the in cha
acter wnerevert exissnorth south, cast west and
w everywhere yield TO this nevly discovered anlidot
which neausralzes the poison completely pures the sys
tei and thus entirely removes ell the of disease
ne proprietor di tnctly claims these extraordinary
VIII protect any resident or traveller even in the
hs OF swampy localities from any ague or bilious dis
stse uisease whatever any injury from constantly in
haimg Malaria or Masma
Mil instantly check the ague IN persons who have su
- ol any length of time from day to twenty years
us use according to directions
I'm; immediately relieve all tho distressing results Of
syots suS diseases, such general debility night
ctc The patient once begins to recover auu,
ute and strength continues until IN,
~ euie synIed y Sngeted And as proof that is ALSO
nOhlhf OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
DseAuse OF us Singular and entire Harmlessness ha
eeruncate from the celebrated chemists "a
'ae Shit-u A1''''cs Is attached to every bottle;
New York, june IL, ls5s
have made 4 chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure, Andoe Malaria and have tested IL
for Arsenic Mercury Qunine and Strychnne but ha.s
not found particle of either it nor have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious -
the constitution. JAMES X Chiffon E. VI Chemist
This allows OF its free as preventive by which al
person may thus OF entire freedom the s.
namei dis eases matter how s.ckly the Of
py the locality.
Proofs of Efficacy frequently published aud tho
hdence Of the public is asked only in proportion its
tus merits wherever introduced ami used-These only
are relied upon to prove lis worth
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
may require moro. Directions printed in Germar, c
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sc
by the proprietor, JAMES A RHODES. Providence. r.
CHKps g. DYER, General Agent, San FRANCISCO.
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada No % Main street and for sale hy
Druggists generally. augs-if
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

To DR.. H. lie n mann, corner Jackson and Mont
gomery streets, San Francisco-Dear sir It is with
pleasure that notice the unbounded success which
has attended you your practice since your re-'sccs
in this State, years The good yeu hays
done and the skill you have exercised in the cures that
have under your observation, make it our dty
let it be known the world and particularly to
those suffering with disease. Most of VOL
acquainted with you whilst you resided Mormon Isnd
and witnessed there remarkable which you
effected patients whose cases were pronounced hope
less by eminent physicians. We have also what
you have done for some Of our friends residing AZ
Cooma and Piacervilie who after much persuasion AID
inducement part, consented to go and you.
when they lad almost despaired of their lives They did
so, and returned and are living hale and hearty
and reader this notice should reach your eye and
you afflicted take advice and so to Dr HEINZ
MANN and yon will never regret it
Dear Doctor, receive with hearty wishes fos
your future welfare the assurance that we believe you
be Of most talented aad experienced physf
clans in the State
FREDERICK HARTMANN
(propr Miners Hotel)
JACOB WIEKELMANN, c,,.,
(propr Greenwood Brewery o'eeN
JOHN GEORGE,
AUGUST HAHEE,
'$sss# 5:s5s Ess@as S5ss:s
I i zI Bozzi cFoia aGPf' Fsdsssis 'aS pl.ssrvu.
JEAN BuCHLER,
A. H. WALKER, Ell Dorado Slide.
G. ZRoIcKY, (firm of E. Poppe Co.. Oroylra
JOSEPH CLAvEI, Auburn.
CHAs. kASTELLI Spanish Dry DiggDgs.
T. BESNISGER, (prop'r of bridge,) Condemned Dar
i i ! S4s5ss E1ss1ssip, ESs55ssi Sacramento.
CAPT HIND, Michigan Bluff.
Cart F. S, MuaIFoRD, Formerly Justice ofPeaee)
Mormon Island
HENRY TRUEI. (prop'F Republican House) jackson
This testimonial net solicited by DR. Henimann
August SIM
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Harvey Hunf, vi. ID.

.OFFIGE-IN CRITTENDENs BRICK lL.l, buli-D,t's -
ROOM NO l. Cup stairs3 MAIN sfH'.''
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
New Principle No Pois.nl
Rhodes Fever and Ague CuIe |

OR ANTID0TE TO aALAisIA.
LNOR the prevention and cure Of Fever and Agne. Of
l. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, and other laternitten and
Rernittent Fever. Also OF Bilious Feyers, acconiai
BY Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever Yellow Fever.
Ship and jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweat AM
~ other forms Of disease which have eon.aon orgi
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
KEEP COOL.

Nevada, Aug. 8. 1s56.-,f
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
W. s. MeRoberts NJ II. Funston Jno. Pattisor
NTeROberts, Funston & Co.

Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines
LIQUORS, and Miners Supplies of al Kinds.
Kilbourns Corner opposite A. Block & Co.'s Corner of
Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada aug6-6
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

A. BLOCK & Co.,
Corner Of Commercial and Pine s opposite McRoberts
Funston Co., Nevada
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
q Il O II III L NJ q !,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,-H IS. Blanke's'
VI Domestics, &c &C.
Have again opened at their old Sand with an en,re
stock of Clothing, &c. &co which they palnea'aI
rounding country.
We are prepared to sell anything ID our me a.
lower rates than ever offered beforc-for Cash
Our mode Of doing business win be same as heretofore
One Price and no deviation thereby saving OF time to
buyer and seHcr
Thankful for the very large patronage OF which we
have heretofore been the recipients best
viii be put forth to merit continuance Of the same
A. BLOCK & co.
Nevada, August g 1e66-h
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08


Increased value Of the property when
the Court House shall be removed Ito
Grass Valley $4,000 R1
Increased value of property when Ae
Pacific Railroad terminates at Grass
valley .--.--.-..- $1,000
Increased value of property when
Professor Wilson shall establish his ohl-
loon depot there. $50, doc
Mortgage upon the same now due snd
unpaid 81. 500
Attachment. Judgment and execution
also destroyed ----.-.-..$ $500
PERSONAL PRoPERTy.-Furniture EN-.
tirely destroyed together with the horn
in which it was kept 50 400
Sixty-nlne and one-half pounds of
very rare" and costly Jewelry, at $40
per 10. ---------...--.. $500 so
Correspondence with tailors and 9th
ers in which they agree to take ten cts
on dollar. upon $500. .s3,6oO
Relics and momentoes, valuable from
their antiquity and scarcity y.s..s16,O0O
Loss of presence of mind for about
ten minutes. tes..-..,,......,.,,Sl 900
Receipts for various payments only
wanting signatures. ...--.... $4,000
Making a grand total of S76,595 I25
The above is, as nearly as can ar
rive at it, a correct list of my losses by
the fire. l do not publish this to elicit
sympathy, nor do ] ask or expect aid
from the Relief Committee. l intend,
with several others of my friends to now
rub out and begin again. perfectly con-
tent to lose both debts and credits.-
Should the dear people, however, COM
my misfortunes, see fit to
send me to Congress. or give me the Of
nee OF County Treasurer, can only say,
l am in their hands, to- do unto me as
they may deem meet and proper.
ONE OF MANY SUFFERERS.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Agent for Nevada No o. Main street and for sale ny
Druggists generally. augrif
The daily union., 1856-10-29
KENTUCKY FoR BUCHANAN AND BsECKISRDGE

OTglcE oF THE DrxOcRAric SrATT CExTRAL CoxrTrTEr
Frankfort, OctObtr p, 1856.
To tLs Psopis q EsptHzly.
FELowczrzEss: To encourage friends in this
10 received eIsrions and satisfy and the demOc-
rscy of the Unou the Democratic State Central Commit
Of Kentucky them that this glorious old
Common wealth will the 4lh Of NOVEMBER nsIt take po-
sitOn in the rAu q The great democratic column.
The district county and all subcommittee working in
cOncert with this committee under the democratic State
EAnzafion have seat in their rsports Commentaries
have been resiFed from electors and speAkers and
from the leading and working members Of the party il all
parts the Sas From these and other reliable
Of information this committee that the majority
for Buchanan And Brsekinridge viii exceed 1000 This
majority bassd uPou sctsAl report The COMMITTEES can
not doubt the rsu of late il ths north
err Slat E give the democratic oaBdidafs the Eapport
of the large class Of loroEens Who regardless of
old pOIicS associations and personal predecons have
determined their votes where il will most avail for
the preservation Of the UHi0n and the constitution. This
soc-ssoa Of srength viii certainly swell majority
squire that r srcssd the expectations q the
guins
The democracy have put their in The virtue
atsErncr and patriotism of The people Ia the present
10 this Sats they rely sosy Epoa tho merits o.
ker To the charges that the democratic party or
m agents in Kentgcky, have imported votes or brought
70 bear any Oorr1Png ihaaenoss shsisvsr ID.
State Tor hsir canddatss fnn comfte Tie bead Of The
asnocrstc State orgAnzSiiOn, give asi and uDequvoca
denial The charge i bsss snd unniugntsd hs.hood-
abrcaion IL ths opinion of this committee divert the
attention of the people from the guilty operations of its
authors.
The demoeFGdc press s democrats electors and speak
have noby performed their sevsrsl duties In the con
test Il remains for working dsmO~sis IN every pre-
ac to that sveFy Posd The greatness Of the
stake vii their attention tbs smpor&nt work
-.
and admiration t W al democrats for the great and
glorious Ksntocsis5 Who hears aioft standard a.
candidate for The vie presidency viii induce The old and
young the veteran ard the neoPhyt alike work with
sesl and srdor with certainty Of before et
In any oOntsst in this State.
The certainty of in the national contest no
matter who oppose candidates. or how the issue 10
finally made up now - clear the noOu-dsy ssu. We
have met The combined forces of knov-notbiugism and
sbOtoniEm in the SOr;h sSd wns ...Tnai victory Tbs
South hltsrs. The ndomi.a,,- asmo,-..- = -
tyrsus and Indiana S-ui "a glorious Ere,iirp % n.
l4th Of this month The cod systons ID The nam. ~
her hToriie son sends ksntucky for Brsckinrdv. trf
aPbsnt shout Of victory Iudsns responds FOR bo,b "a
Of toe certainty of success let a. scbo 80
their E.d shouts for The Constitution and b. Uniou and
mtngls Ksntaeky's voice vita ts,irs
J DUDLEY,
JAMES SHANNON,
SIN MAJOR
fSAAC WTNGATE
d n BOWEN
WA. FRENCH
p q. MAJOR
State Central COMMITTEE
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o u " IC IA 4. .

. stla f,s P,s.A,ri y "a. u-ssL Sais. >, A-tas ;.
al -Ao@ u -zy osErrr1
satsfety evidence having trhbsd q - A1t grssb
Drssoodt has sssu sPPousd u EsEum q xsw a.,
sans - hsrhy rseagns hi ssch ard dscar. hi-p H..
sIsrss sd euiay Esch fsncass powsrs a.d psrr, ).
Eowua ~ Ves-coLsais y Eos hvarsd nau. q
Uprsd
Il tsshy wb6r-nf hEvs stf-rs aar -
a stsGs- q y heegHts sRrss
Given uHt~ ~ har4 ciy washarfoa ~ 1Ii A., x
II - cster, q iss sd = iad-psneescs a. ne Uus
sEssrs e Anrfaca slst.
~ ne fTssi4snts
W L NAACr, stsrstary x sufs,
FrHaAisa PTes FrsEi n a. Ungsa stalsf ~ .farss =
al go. = -ay oouerTa.
sHacay sviSsrSs hsviuE sIhIls,sd :, 80 si Hsr
Ggks sppan,ea - nWfsuas ~ A.
bait Ds- hsrrty rscprnis- hin
sgch ~ tesias r- wufy
PoEers, Pv-Ess cnn-ui, ~ ns usst
avorsS Urftsd
II ts~smDuy NhrEeof ssrs - ~ saAs
sn re = as Unitrd aHEsa
Given unesr ~ hanA sI washagsn ~ sat daY 81
T. - ocs-r, A. n 49, and u aarpenosuos Cass
stsles - Amvnca s4s
FRANKLIN FIERCF.
~ Prrsa~rts
W. 4 MaRrr. secrrtsry = STAT,
The daily union., 1856-10-29
OFFICIAL
TrEITEr Drr4s1xsrT,
AaE 2l-sinlrIlal

TEEhErEE prr4E 6xsrr
-asy IbS.
ths q Conrrss July f-Fs sAaa sucA
dserashis patE rrn..-v =, -,
q ne uere1f, us sh a -,
e.sas
Thss ds?Nrzssi parss.~. .a-s .so-h -, 4 -
s-y q Ts1smProa ana ~ii pay t-sss Sas~as - ~ !,
aaeou . NJ uT,st seefssd o ~ dJ EuFeAass via 60
tAy's thisrcs 90 - saasJ ~ v~asar.
O. Tr,asury s-t~.@u a. \, -. :,
Jusa - the S e.J = Juy iscsfr q ous sr ,s ~
90 zr1oaHis syecitsd = y c.rtiGrns-s;
- susa sOck 2s &ay. ~ A.ru.r
auc fsarta ~ sns P@r esuL;
recsiv,d sasr o. a. az n ks.u., - =,
srss' sesssi ter.op, snh ay stsrrss aa Ill .
pssd-
Cstfczs sueh aasiuel utdsr lA aos,s s - a.
asxnss - Uast Pary receive ~.
y~ch-s moncy rros - Jay rur~nt
hat also b. AsHslb presHi ss-sshossr
srch iaisTssi - Iasnhis h-rs,oSass
pfthsr he1rs ~
MS sspaasHt EfH PacAs.. -
81 lsne and - isI daJ = DrcsAsf
o. psrviou,y pay tss saru.
sscrasd frou a.y
q s16sus n.assy rrsrh
vrpdos, ne kliownE q prsuiHms
of % lst2 prraasas ~ 70 percents
Isfs per esnt
Ans sspssus,r, Iss0 oou
Csr1acntes Ss s..araed
Unitsd ststs ~ ne party srued - svs
prsvoas - Juy, eut kag ys.s's fnssrs-S
sssEsea ~ ss pre--t soa.hoer oh.rst h-
~ ha thsI Fa5Asae
rsa,rt.
Faynrns or ~ \. ss~.ol.e ssss y drss % NJ
s-sstaSt usssgTrss sa-spp, Ys, PAaeipha,
Fariss sr-l-d y rec-ivs Ne rsopsT nsy slrsct
JAsRs cUTHRrE
MAJ aa-dfnE1Snw socFetzry Trrrrzyy.
The daily union., 1856-10-29
l. % & A l. n Il w n.

Ibe grad mas messing and barbecue which vi ,.k,
place Al Laurel FACTORY THURSDAY promises 10 b,
great OutPoCrng Of the of the democr.rv Ar
rAogrmsus have pow besn perfected in this eity by n.
Jscksou Democratic Association for securing The attend
sncr of large number of democrats of this etJ by mean,
Of al extra train Of ears which w lesvs Wsssing,or
depo, at hsfpss, sight O'Clock m The neuabers AZ II.
Jackson Deocrac Association % the vaross a.mora,,
ward sasOcaons and the democracy s the Di,re, v,,
orally uin assemble Al kspast seven ocock on Thurdsv
morning Al Democratic HsadquArter on Pennsylvania ave
nue. between Nnh and Teuih streets proceed thence II
procession vith music snd b&nnss 70 the railroad aep,
The following named gentemea have been appointed IA,
10 Chief Marshal N Bright.
lst usrd-C 7. Cammngi "a vard-John ?. Fnnis
rArd-John Pc; 9Th wsrd-Thornas Altemus Tth ward
James E-py.
The srst q Of highly iustrucr. lectures "a.
delivered On Monday evening the Washington nsrmsry
By Dr. J. J. Wsring 70 the students Of The National Me-
College There vas quite large sadispc- .
"a warmly ccnErsfuisssd :. - - - ,o- 80
- members Or he faculty q that institution
TIE board q aldermen me, On Monday. Several bin,
r grading and rsveIliug several streets and for Other
yurposes parsed Ths proceedings vsr, not Of sr
important character.
Nss zsrrISs ir LauEru-The COMMITTEES q srrsngs
vii assemble A. Headquarters tbs evening
O'Clock precisely Punctaa attendance of each msmber
earnestly requested W n THOMAS
Chairman.
The hir ior he benefit q s. Esy Church Als1andra
eos~d sAiardsy night and ha proceeds smount 4
about $1,000
The AI.randris Gsrsss of yesterday ro-a.sr s.,s. a..
hs locomotives and passenger carr have ben pora n
he -hasAAa~--n snd AieEandria railroad
The daily union., 1856-10-29
THE PATRIOTS SONG.
- - rpioa.
Arr-E PI.-ils t--u.

Arn,-E Pi--flus Urua..
Tas' maay ard isarfai n. faeunus maj ssgr
II 1hs sogh, 10 ihs Es-s. IN ~ West,
Ans do Lsrc- IL he ssuis which y-t ws must Wsrp
r.. nur causIry sFai- ca ssd rsu,
Tst s,iH - wiIl saesrd, so onass ul - placs
o. ne rsmparts valw IA. wsn,
TIE h.ra q statess su--fhs pride a rzes
wso.s eqssls 6wsfl 'ns.h ths sun.
our bsns-r usss,I sdi sur sss.s, n . Jssii
Ger cauniry's prus-crion sur ams
Our pl-aEe, sou-'i Hrson 10 Raves or tnsl4
Oar MOTIF, aue pep - he ssme
North, &outh, East, aaa wssfg admit ~ - Hns
To - srswn - Ansrics~ soa
Tna esa s~-r suAsrg-r soou - sIvia@
A. fas hun q sur f,r,fsrhsrs' 'sL
E.eA sn,. Is .. Uu'su y. S,n :. saT-
OR a-g b-ss. sisN s~.ry oas:
Aaa n~v~f -an srht #nder one lhas enn hrss
oufv hsR - rhss uuus-r up-u.
Our aruy e"-po.s ~ s.eh rrAlnr0us ersw
h~s erS-hss r-snd rhs sesr'h = 49,
lerous sr- siB swpra % A.
u . erass whsu ws msst rss~ sv.ia.
Fram waius. win hsr ts-sri-s fsr--, - ptss-.
To n, west, w1rh her airi.s ufrs'd
rrou x.rs-ss wsv-r - sspsriuf's uain-.,
Ere inur ~m n. ussnrs - rolled
That victary res,s ~ h~lm ~ isaf pure.
Iacorrupthis pstraz hsnd
Aad Rachznaa SD Rs-,sisridss's Btuauph aasarp
sspos. - our dear nnuve l.ua.
TSsn, hasrr fur tss p'.sswars.s ssrriss = Furm
Ts seougssvf, - ftory, rrEowut
Hrzxa 81 ne K.yssors n pride ~ ~ Narth
Huxaa ~ ne = Assk hlaoay rrouratT
Oar isaa.rs stss,rrusn, spd purfots brnvrg
Oar mrflp vs h~rsM shruaA.
Thss - stnr spSuFss ssnnst'' arsfissd = vryr
lvrr swsEy Amrrtran sd
The daily union., 1856-10-29
F4H 3,

kno~ al Perso1s y hs.e pr.s.nts hAs rrs-..-a
sas hsfseJ reieas-s IN sas. ~ TsIGs farter 1ry ~
claim tof hs paJaes q certfecE tx5Arnc~ d-h ra
ssf , f1T the sea- - s., rep.b8r q
IeEA&, of - hs a1isBs - So
- aad rnde-H-a y ne Und Sisters m 80
VISIONS % al at a Gagr-- etsed
q soCE crodto r-paAr Tsr. -. -
PrrAeb1s1 y q sv4.sss-s ass- e.hs. -
dres AEd say approved -es=uary oa - -
% he sr.'s = rsEas spproved ne - u Fshrus y
A uitue-s ny kand and seai.
The daily union., 1856-10-29
Fr~u ne AIsany Arraa-
THR TWO FRExONTs I-"NoT JUST LOOK AT IT 7
at WILL CHANGE HUNDREDS OF voTEsF

EFT WILL CHANGE HUNDREDS OF yoTEsF'
Some os Greeleys friends have taken him task for
attempting oatrTA Weed By the invsnon Of a good
enough Fremont til after election
Greeley sucks 10 bis story, and says that the discover
Of The second Fremont necessary the sstio-
NJ Of men Of unimpeached Teraety who really believed
they had beard Col Fremont declare hinssh Catholic
10 sendDsntu Hear bis reply to the -fools7 who have
qSestioned bis invsntiou:
Nov jss Eook AZ EAs ra1a1. II viii DO 10 pronounce
such men Cook NeNSSer and The Brook Hsrs but
even % vulnerable witness Alderman Fulmer has
eeivtd q cer6 of good character from Lieat
Gov R4y ymood and Uers stker ef rnruee1oAe4
r1racsy uko resv beieped afIy k1d kearS C Fre.Osf
declare kise RO-.aa Cstholis reafu1nL The Whole
thing explained entirely, and ooasissnty with the
truthful inentons of these men BY br clear proof heh
hAs been furnished Of the sIseaoe Of Capt SH Frsmoo
an hahaal attendant on the Catholic church who has
been mistaken or Col John G Frsnont whom be
blss 10 ApPsaruoos
aThis sngls fact IN the pamphlet EiH eAan1s ksadrsd,
y rosr Let The fools busy themselves about something
sse, or spend their time sucking their thunhA'
Bat Col scvslI L Fremont replies this Etstsmcnt d
tinctly: 4 an now va, Roman Catholic
never attended a Roman Catholic church In Washine-
ton nor do know where there is Catholic church In
the city q ashington7 Now DOES Mr. Crseleys ar
gamsut 20 show the credit Of Of aninpsachsbl,
versety Who testify Col. Fs svorsls that b. s
Catholic, and denies his religionl
The daily union., 1856-10-29
Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue at LanrrI
FactorY. ThnrsdaY. OCT. 40, 1855.

TUE commee Jackson Berapcfstc tssr~isftsr h4rr
perfectssif Frsrs rssrrnx
aua hshecus ip~s-rt ~ ~.
-.
tct Rnd vcin r.nsrs hsrsty earns-sy evs
he ~ Dsnncrsre Hsadqnss fursTtvanz
so ION * ne
Prpcsed thsncs r-
rad dspgst crs nkaa ns special tram whe
ehansrea ~ ne pnPa, whca s'sieth The
fov~ihR naea 9snt~eH fpfcHpd cha~f
anshs SD rwsp~efuy insi1oa bFir
ances a ne hrar ssd ptscs naovr sssiEnussAt
- wnr4-C ~ Cnnpssu
"A w1rt-tohn v. Esnta
a. wnrA--G~rnrss -
th ws-a-wua. r. aohun
81 war&--1cha PFC
efh ~1-d-Tncrss Asemua
IN wsA-Ianas ~
~ rrAnr N u.
% g-gtt HH~t
The daily union., 1856-10-29

Tn GE0RslA R.HRokDs--The Savannah Republican re-
e over hs safety of The main trunk railroad of GeOr-
ga elected b. The cOuPetop Of the subscriptions
Ay 70 secure The conditional subscription of bslf million
p he State follows s2oo0Oe By the eiJ q savannah
100000 By The Savannah, Albany and Calf Railroad
COMPANY, and $4,000 in private subscriptions chiefly
ir0m - e1unfies oF Decatur and Thomas
The daily union., 1856-10-29
E,rn A.

knOw an PERSONS sy fhsse pre.cnss
and Aersby releases. III. United al fub.S
haoty iof q s4bs
nansr - fs be san q s issssd ~ M la. rsyslie
Texas, The HutbIufes
bs rsaeesd ne uses win o.
posis0as - Congress- snuuet AH psoxs1e s a.
CREDITORS = repu3c
dsd ~ q Co.frrrs ~ hpa-
d-S and hfy, approved ne xsh - -,
stats Texas, 8Eprvsed me 81 fcruary lss
A. yltnrss NJ bad anc sal
The daily union., 1856-10-29
MARRIED.

= wsshsnEpO ely, issfar, ~ R~v o. Prrr
a~' RE WARNER a Eaits.sr, MAkY VIRGINIA s-
- dasthtsr ~ N. ists fEsSTIss
The daily union., 1856-10-29

If Erwin, formerly lieutenant governor Of sOuth Caro-
Ina, died on the 2isi inst
The daily union., 1856-10-29
GENERAL NEWS.

hH4iANs CoLtHsE-Ths catalogue q tins oOllsge for
lsS6-T just published shows total of ia students
ssniOrs, So jaaiOr 50; sOPhOnOFes co. freshmen 81
New fork furnishes So and Massachusetts, 90 of the whole
number.
The daily union., 1856-10-29
Fr-zn ~ ssw yEt Daily ssu
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Departed this life On Tuesday The i4ta instant At his
residence ia Psnnsylrauia General Back sRKFUELIcaS
Before be hsd jet attained the meridian q % th gsae
man, in the midS; q bi lsbOrs has been suddenly
down b. the hands Or Allsesing and sIuise power
HIS remains win be consigned 70 thsir Eua resting pzc,
on Tuesday, The 4ih day Of November nert when his
friends geueralybut these il Indiana and PennsylvAnia
ssPecay-ars invited Be present without farther
hcp
The anera services win Be performed By The Rev Henry
Ward Brschsr.
rAGL-RKARKRA
DAvit Wimot, James Gordon Bennett
William gohnston, Horace Greeiey,
Charles Sumner, Thnriow Weed
William n Seward, James Watson Webb.
John A. King, Harriet Beecher Stowe
Henry J. RAymOnd, AboJ Kelley,
John A. Kennedy, L1cretiA Mott
ssaSeia ghliga LpCy Stone Blackwell
JohnW Kyc b-.estinef r. hoa~s
William LLOYD Garrison Rev. AntOinetss +, Brown
Blackwell,
Fred Douglass Mary Grove Nichols.
The daily union., 1856-10-29

e7NtrE'sis cinhst ne inss.sos - several
nce rtT tha sprs ntersstuH wiz ~
refuar uasertuR ruuctuaf
zns fa ssne>aes requested Ts-sday ewsupg 7k
Z II "a
Oct&-aA Frrsiasns
The daily union., 1856-10-29

Tan OaIo RHER AT WHEnnO.--rbs Wheeling Argus
states that ihe OhiO river Al that place bad risen
inches on Saturday and nghEdrGaght boats bad
rsed-oHe from Pit,sburg and The other from seuben-
vile There OCCASIONAL showers Of rain Al heeng
oa Saturday
The daily union., 1856-10-29
Heary Ea2rrs.
narksi..

Wv YoHx Oct 2JOhn Beck, dry goods merchant, la,
suspended. His liabilities Amounted to $4,000
The daily union., 1856-10-29

NoETH a~.r,e-n Review for octss-r.
" Harpsri MarErias aor Novrnhsr.
oaA rRsScE TAYLOR
The daily union., 1856-10-29

THE FoRUN. Fsrry Y..rs' fsII Pr-suss - 80
fht3sa-irhs So ~ natA Pnu F-s- gsara
gsannFs y
oaa FRASCk TAYLoh
The daily union., 1856-10-29
TIE Stsaa F1gals Boba.G.

WV ioaE, Oct ss.-The new steam frigRte wabash ar
rived here to-day in fortytuo hours from AnnXpols pro
wing herself one q the tastes: steamers aaaat
The daily union., 1856-10-29

JACOB READ,
Mann6sctuf,ref
Army AND NAVY CLOTHING,
W. 10 s5srs FElh susst, rhaaasfphis.
Al sotars ma qnzes isary frry e0ustaEy m
ssad, aad 81 ss. ~, lowest Ptcrn.
oct Is-&fmt
The daily union., 1856-10-29

IHE cEOrz IRKLAEDs-Aecoznts from Ireland (sAys
toe Baltimore San that the failure in The psAto crop
this year win b By great anticipated
districts where IA supposed the crop rretrsyaby
tainted il has been found that the injury never below
the stalk and that the itself remained perfectly sound
The daily union., 1856-10-29
THE MARKETS.

LlvrKrooI, Oct. l5Ths market closed firm an
anebAnged-alss for three days OOO bales Of which spec
ulators and exporters took !, 500.
Breadstafs generally unchanged. Foar steady
with slight Improvement. Wheat unchanged. Whit
corn Cd higher; other kinds steady las
qaotAtioas. ProTisioGs unchanged. The money marks
was slightly more sTngent ConAos FOR money qaOteC
Al 9l4 a9lA.
The AfiA arrived ont on tie morning Of the 18th.
The daily union., 1856-10-29

The Asrandria Gsrstis o. yesterday o-=sr state H.,
hs locomotives and passenger hsvs been ulsrs y,
he Ks-Alar--r snd AleEandra railroad
The daily union., 1856-10-29

NJ HgfgHT
CsSlssr D.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
NQ6rt0t

pirc 6iermit gcsctsn, baB bic llnttr,sihnttsn alS
9rccutprm pUn rrr StuterlaBenI6aft Der SsrItcr'
trncu 6 GltIabrtb Niasr, lcbttin ocn Stt-
rcltera 5amidip. 2s6l Gduntp srnannt worerr
FnO Ollie cicienion pabsr, bic nod an beIa9te
6ntrrGaeenl6aft Ihulpen 1no sriuGt tnnsrbdlb 9
g8c6ru an,urufsn uno otsutejablen - uno Iclhs
bic nod re&tmdBiae Goroerun9sn an Seoadate
6ntsrlaBeniaaft ,u MAIDEN baten. teteten etslsl'
BEN au6 innrrtaGb Der trla5tsn Belt w0blbsttd'
ti8t sjn3ubdnriScn, AT
Omen WtiGter, Gr,,rs
@cbfrieb Yeter,
Sanudr 9, 1856. na6nf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06

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