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) lasrlng Irons fgeated Ware, viz: Plates, Pat
are ri eyten..e arasneni. ali uf which. they are
i'os and ~c9s K, So @uuj rnsrectfull in he
nAIint.,& tHoIHEh
W. =. MaA--a. 4 GENT kcnkuk Inma
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Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK & CO.,

lNHE subscribers arc now receiving large additions
10 former stuck u HaflwasA aru H1usak ee pins
wares % which VIC invite the attention III Dealers
aad Consumers.
as9asd HITCHCOCK. MOTT aco.
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NOW 0rOcery & Provisiou 8tora.
~ W. ErxYaS SO ha,iug established tL.m.
~. solves on the south sidauf Eoarth street penr
tothc Market Nouss. iase received iarg. and Well
selected tch Of dracefes, which the, respectful
iyeali the attention. II be citizens Of keokuk Ana
,'einity, Provisions rni Feed II all kinds kep,
constantly on hand. All articles delivered in snv
par Of fhecitv free " charg~ f.lcs =, Al,
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The >ul>rsiI. ". proprie.
ar r. the Emp ~ stove
y or&s st. Louis, teg
,eaFc TO lai ra stove
u a.ers II Iowa thai hey
aays established . brai IA
Of their house IN ke,Ikuk.
whcr III y will scepron
aaftls on hand n large
md wG.i-as.9ftrd stock
u
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- "a
It5l received d Feet l.oin Que - the largest &c
- ebTatsd Eastern stove Manufacturer a superi.
f loi 81 CP0 hng stoves If mes style and pattern
surprising ANY yrt beennf red in tho market r.
sin9ot,ners ut castings, dish ennv sn,snec ard econ
my Of fuel Those wishing ting very nice. will
ca and purchase.
They are Tor sale low by
TILL NtiHAST, LANEa BUEL.
August iIth. lo36--dAw 13s N ain tSraet
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Ill be constantly supplied
5 900 BIDS b'l, d 4 char

Timers Tools aud Machines, Kirets Ears, Solder,
ties bucket and Tea Keith lover a.. iapannea "
determined sell al lowest naskct rates both al ST
attention et purchasers TO their stock.
sppa3lyd
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bJLANES.--Just received, Bne assartmont az
= hastern Planes, superior Mannt artare aud for
sale by TILLIAGuAsT. LANE Il BUEL
JulyiT-d No I3a Main q,
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RRnM WASHINGTnN

WASHINGTON, Aug, 1G,-AEessrs. Fayctte Nc
Mullen of Virginia and Amos p. Granger Of y.
Y, members of the House, got into political
dispute this morning, while riding to the Capt.
tai in an omnibus, when Mr.. AEcMuIlen seized
Mr. Granger and struck him in the eye. The
parties clinched, but were separated by other
passengers, thus ending the difficulty for the
present.
Mr. Acker, recently elected in the 9Th Con-
gresSional district of Missouri, to supply the va
caucy occasioned by the death of John G. Mil
Ter, was sworn in and took his seat.
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from Mr. Richardson, of ILL.,, announcing that nc
had resigned his seat.
The session of Congress closed at noon. All
general appropriation bills have been passed, ex-
eepting that for army, which appropriated about
81 100000.
Many private bills passed both Houses but
failed to receive the signature OF the President,
for want of time.
The President and his Cabinet were in the
attending to business, approving bills, &c.
Rumors are every where current of an extra
session of Congress owing to the defeat Of the
army bill, but they cannot be traced to anthem
tic sources.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

AShiS"FoS' aug TO-
Atk ~: v!lh'r sup'.'''e d mS>S:'ts
lFS..l tAS rFSst.let ~ ~ tIiG
c'Ll!iig tor Fremont accounts oe ms [ecelts
anu disbursements az all "licer Vi Tue ""Fetn-
LAS :
..I Inc senate passed several u"'npof'an' private
Oils Ms
Inc report "l Tue committees Oh conference on
tne Oivli Dli Twas was aSFeeu 10 Dy noth houses IL
gives sI0Vv9g lor thS w a E!.i Aqueduct;
Set'es '!ie bais MOI S"st oLiSe oy
oUV,oOO, PIo''o'' .Sf ttle sSiec
tio!i VI si'e Oy commissions anu resembling
the Exchange building contract, with Proviso
tlat tlie construction Oh Puohe oul!lngs' except
ior defensive purposes DC uilGef clFil S"perln-
tehuchce' (elVA suPcr4htehCehcc was stflcK-
en- out
u ON Ii1ll inc tlUose Ior Tue esEaOnsii'hent
oil nn va depot ~ bFuns"icN' Georgia. post
P" HS ' IN nGA. sesslo ~
M. 1oUL9s rom t,lc Sol. OH con'eIe1cs ot
tLc army "lll ti.1. ttleJ we're ulloe 10
anu loHe'i sl..! tG 9y,,.e au.'eLe % us
disagreement anu hotily tNe rouse 1hereol' ne
thought mere was no chance ior an agreement;
ne was willing TO let the consequences rest where
thcy Del0ns.
MI Layton wanted 10 ielYe inc door open
tl Tue iast ulollleht' was YET PoSsloe tnere
mOu'v w az I6. ee'Ietts so tOlS as t1tete as
the siighteSt nope OF mat result, ne wanted to
use COMBINATION COZ, anu hopeu the "oru lnslSt
would 3e substituted Tor 'adhe ere
ME. mason was Millins 70 Iuhere, !oF ne saw
no cliance Oh an agreetett, ne was IN i"Sof Oh
meeting the enemy on the Threshold
Mr. seward thought mat must oe hguratlve
language, ior inc enemy OF 9 whom the e Senator
IRON !. virginia spoke, was inc House OF kePre-
sentative ~ ana DrancI ol inc national leglsia.
lure, that ooGy III no ScI'Se was ths enemy OF
the senate. seward said' WIN all difference to
!le senate! rom ieila' Puohc sentiment vas
III nus opinion, I'ie lsleLH Oh cohsttu'iohai law
and the principles on whlch our government Is
founded.
MT han referred 70 the freedom OF the Eng
!tsn House SSs Oh commons 3y Wnich soverGiSnty
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w acknowledge the receipt OF the last num-
te- July of the Edinburgh Review. The ta-
liz Of contents is as follows:
srG. c. Lewis on the credibility Of Early
E.aaa History. .. The Diary of General Pat
III Gordon. 8, Growth of the HAP of Lon
a. I. Samuel Rogers 8. Cavalier and the
,,ziards. 6. The Coins of Greece Z. Helm
~ Heinc. S. Supreme Courts of Appeal. 8.
g,-.ins of William Arch Butler 10. Memoirs
d;r RObt. Peel; The Catholic Question. IL.
mat Britain and the United States. Note on
tr Suez Canal.
Vow is the time to subscribe fer the new vol
=zes OF tine North British, Edinburgh, London
Qes1yrly, Westminster and Blackwood. These
A. Of Incompatible utility to any one who
makes any pretension to general scholarship
lucy can all be had for $40 a year. Address
L7aarl Scott { Co., 81 Gold st. corner of Full
IT,, Nsg York.
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'IlLIoRE MrEHSG.-The meeting Of thcfriends
d Fillmore and DoneIson, ut the Court House,
ct Saturday night, was largely attended by men
and boys Of aApaTtics The meeting was quite
enthusiastic, music from the band and cheers
nom the audience filling in the gaps between
tie SPEAKERS We did not hear Mr. Davenport,
bg; lean that his address was calm and cOncil-
Eafy and len the impression with all that he
~ working for the Union. We heard the
18th Of Mr.. Gallagher of Moundsyilge, the
gaaoTe elector. We are sorry that we heard
l. lie tel! iar below our expectations formed
s7aOar past pleasant acquaintance with him
Z. i quite young both as man and speaker,
aaas wonderfully and has quite good ges-
t54s!on, barring his angular squats, very un-
Ne tue graceful and easy manuerof one Of our
lasnted leaders. We would suggest to our
!slas friend better imitation of this excellent
st;inal, aud he may thus improve at least his
sgie and manner.
As ~ the matter of his speech we can sny bat
iitle. lie Travelled 50 extensively that we could
"' follow min. Such jumping we never wit
'-ssed before. We can remember but two or
'ayec factsstatetl. He told his audience that he
'sS neither lawyer nor speaker, and nc give
hin full credit for proving his proposition. He
charged ali the old line Wings with being office
seekers, and therefore that they were going for
RgChansu. Rather strong charge for so young
Aspeaker. He convicted Buchanan Of bargain
and corruption in two ways: LIST that he, the
speaker had thoroughly studied the subject, and
"a taat IL an indictment was found and the
principal witness did not5conyict, it did not fol-
low that the accused wa|innocent." This was
his sylOsism, perfectly satisfactory to the boys
Oh his audience, therefore we-were at loss to
snow whether he was indicting Clay or Buchan-
an N'. G. took tack in personal abuse of Mr..
Martin, Mr. Clemens and others, which sur
p1isea u bai we leave them to take care OF
themselves The Intelligencer, too, felt his
9R''t1a: arm, aud We felt demolished by the lee
'sae O. the youthful and ardent politician.
lake his whole effort together, VIC doubt
""etneF he or lis party have most reason to re-
g'e' II lie set his sails too large. his wings
W, were not able to bear him to the scattered but
ivy; y. objects to which he cssayed His lecture
. Wings will be appreciated, as it comes from
me 50 well qualified to lecture, while his speech
Tgts N'n be remembered as the great attempt.
"enope ne may improve there is room for it
~ MN eschew personality, learn to argue rath-
u 'nan to deelaim, and above all remember the
Little boats keep near the shore,
Larser ones may venture more"
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p,v,,crrAn attention is called 10 the adver-
.,..rar, If the Pleasant Hill Female Seminary,
9th either column Of this mornings paper. We
', L.a c.rasiou several times before to speak
., ',', nj. institution He are well acquainted
,r,,h the p.Op,ietors of this school have on ma
'' @,c,s;ons sfe,,dcd its public and private ex-
.,,;o.tiOa. and can truly recommend it to all
~ friends WHO wish to send their daughters
co,s home to school For beauty of situation,
.,,l.hful and genial influences, and for thorough
.1eiency in every department. it is unsurpassed
br AFT known to US.
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,f,t.burgh Post announces the marriage
~ ~ bachelor friend Capt. Joe Mevay, one
q G. -. -, deservedly popular commanders that
Of u. w tbc deck Of an Ohio steamer. He's
S''i ~ r,e.t many dangerous trips and now,
Ha1 Il. sand bars and shoals Of the low wa
.ss has Iagackea out anew.
ID ~ W t,.sn,te lady is Miss Annie Hahn Of
1,o4giJe
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uEApACIIE AM DEBlLITY.

Mr. silas Lscomb Birmingham ys-"I haze found in
Boerhavcg BttGrs remedy for headache and debility Ny
wife has also used 1t With the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. s. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also he hexps
rienced much relief fromits use for headache
READ THIS.
d AoliGnder'S TestilOHy.-JacOb RnSkes living In the
Holland settlement Of eboygan "Afer suffering
time the misery attending utter prostrstion of
mind and body Ihaye been restore By using Boerhave's
Bitters. TO perfect health"
The remedy being In such high repute among
the NolaidcTs In Wisconsin, Michigan, New IOrin fact
in every Holland settlement in the United StaesRrgues in
its favor. tr
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, When commenced taking
JoerIlnves Holland Btters, could hardly wak-uOw
joy excellent health"
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THE LATE GALE.

AUGUST 18th.-A private dispatch from New
Orleans to E. j. Hart, President of the Calves
ton steamship Co., states that the Perseverance,
since arrived at that port, was not damaged by
the gale.
Tie Nautilus left Galveston for New Orleans
on Friday the sth inst, with 30 passengers and
10000 dollars in specie, and also large number
OF cattle. 1t is supposed she must have been
off Last Island about the time of the gele. No
insurance on the vessel.
At New Orleans the storm has been very de-
structive and to the crops of southern Louisiana,
but it is believed was not severely felt at Gal
yeston
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Case or Eight NonttS' tHdia0 cured by Roerhdres
Holland Btter8-aIchacl Kelly, No III Grant, Smith
says:Last july while running the river,
plying between NRtcheZ and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and Ague For eight long months
suffered dreadful disease The greater part OF this
unable oworE and spent least ftty dollars
for different medicines, but found permanent relief
ago, Of friends insisted upon try
ing 'Boerhdoe's Holland Bters saying that tc6&
guaranteed. After trying 1t for only week, must
state was a sound man. have beeu work now for
two weeks and have hGG the chs and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement IL true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
or at L. ChesterIs, Gothic Hail.
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Sold Out

TTNHE subscriber having sold 20 MesSTs Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department OF his establish
men would embrace this opportunity TO return his sincere
thanks very liberal patronage extended him.
the last years, and bes leave recommend to
hs eends and customers, his SUCCESSORS know
Ing them be experienced wUTkmen and in every way
worthy the confidence md patronage Of the public have
doubt they viii render full satisfaction all who may
favor them with their custom.
aug 2-In JOlN kNOTE.
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FRnAf THE SnITrH

New ORLEANS. Aug l6.-Captain TalbottS
steam ship Louisiana reports the loss of the ship
Manila, Bardeaux for Orleans, off Timber
Island. Her cargo consisted of wines aud bran
dies, valuable, which were mostly lost. The
crew was lost. Capt Rogers leg was broken.
The Manila was owned by Booth, of Maine. She
also saw several bodies of well dressed passe-
-ngers, also the cabin door, body hatch Of steam
er Mantillus Several vessels on the lake shore
otherwise damaged. Grand Gallon uninjured
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,t.,5 If music was in attendance and nu-
ION. :" @ss and beautiful American banner were
~ ,,.Saowledgcl on all hands that it was most
; Va enthusiastic, and at the same time or
i,. .:se,ubage thathas congrcgatedin Wheel
., ~ . long time WdesliHg Iimes.
II astonishing what revolutions are going on
=. ",l. truthful cause" as well as the Kings
rry,i,b.
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WEAKNESSES or rnn sroMAon AND 1NDIeEsrI

WEAKNEss OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AR0tIErgredt CVrs effected b BOSrhdreS Holland Bit
ters-Thc wife De Witte, living Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion She had been
under PHYSICIANS for time, hut the disease
seemed battle his skill. She purchased Iol-
land Bers Office, which hnvc given tone to her
mach, appetite strength returning,
ly believe that this ia another elected by your
medicine.
this remedy, but await another opportunity One
thing you rely upon, pU6llshed
persons much respected to community, literally
true, j. oUIETUS,
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Notice.

II AVISG sold out the Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
u featuring part Of my business, shall devote myself
(for presently exclusively the Saddlcry, Hardware and
Coach TRIMMING business having BY the chang much more
ana greater facilities, and being the only in this
city, exclusively ia this business, and from long expert
In, extensive connection with Saddng business,
Ihole render entire satisfaction TO all Who will
with their CUSTOM Very thankful for the liberal
heretofore bestowed upon solicit continuance
Of the same, JOHN KN0TE,
aug 3-.m Old Stand, 1853 Main Street.
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T,,pr. of Monroe street, the popular
~ dor is now amply prepared to afford
o'oN'"'. .aple satisfaction in. every department
ile as ,,.iuess al you that have your Har.
d ms I- pntnnms to bind, call and examine his
'sF' lee nnlting up literature in permanent
H'y " Ne will guarantee his work.
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NJ 100000
worth of Farms and Building

w. hOJS ~
= ie'sov subseribsrs on The '''' = - %-'N'AS
Tor nj a. ira OF SEPTEMBER, 1855,
sTusbs oI ths Port Royal Ee1RaIe AeddeRV. Sub
livery ~ n $40 EACone half down, the rest on de.
L-S. ~ e Ottd Every subscriber win get BaIidIng
ISrr, ~ n value from go to $4,000. These
sSebt are sold 50 cheap induce srttlemenGs.
q S6S I bsr being the acrsaSs In the value
Used va compensate for the apparent low price now
S5St, e. .tS ARE WANTED to obtain subs-ribers 70
parteuls n9sTql Inducements will be RIyeu. For full
-@U'sI'p u9ns' ugsneies, &C., applyt TO
rgi Z. BACDER, Ell
Port Royai.va
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=..,oRNING. AUGUST I9l ls5e

% ADS Ftiseugnts By O'Clock, r ~
. haHd .sss Is large that our compositoTs are
g q q a n a9aIas 70 ~. 9SF 6S SR5,
vi We SaVsr and 'i'p'' prom a
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CINCINNATI -MARKET,

f August 1s.-Fiour 5,e5 this morning. Wheat
1,22. but the Baitic'snew checked operations.
Whisky %. Provisions dull ard nominal. Su-
gar 0 1-4a10 10 for common to choice. Molass-
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No. NgrTIso AT MoUNDsvlILE.

DE' .s. authorized to state that on Wednes,
We arG ;a ari half price tickets can be procured
iay po. sa.. If the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad,
i The once ss : Mass Meeting at Mouudsville that
. 'tis s-n,tor Jones, Of Tennessee and other
a. SEE :s.5 sneakers are expected, and it is
55ssinsll'''I f-;ends of Buchanan and Rreckin-
tofsa i a. not fail to tnrn out largely
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n.,nblicaus have re-nominated, in the 9th
IaL ~ 3 Ohio, Hon. j. h. Elnrie; and in the
blF, ., Iobn sherman, for Congress
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n--,,r,rlp. the American nominee for
H." !; tbe Belmont district of Ohio, has
s2 a1:,,, The nomination.
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RTYER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CiScISNATI, August 1Sth.--=River % inches.
Rained most all morning clearing off now.
Pittsburgh, Aug IS.-Rivcr l6 inches by
metal mark, falling. Weather cloudy.
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ELECTRO CHEMISC CHE ARpNIt
Eeht :HolLandseh Krnidea Biiters.
NwN YEARS have elapsed siuce introduction Of this
il valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time It has gained 1lniCeraal 12ukaritg as RsEnedy
FSrer and AGue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Htdddcae,
Los" q, Apgstits, , 2etiiny, SS.stf0t"ess,

laitd rtRd E3ssdiR0 Plies.
Many Of mos: worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy NIL affections Of the Stomach and Liver, As u
Tonic been equalel, the relief 1t affords In
all OF debility weakness Of kind is almost In
In Nervous, Rheumatic and NvurHlgc Alec
TONS It has in numerous Instances proved highly beneficial
and In others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe and theT patients so
unhestaungly recommend, surely may doubt,
and eagerly test It's virtues for ourselves.
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]. ID. HAMILTON.
STEAM BOAT ACCT

WHEELING, VA.
Wharf BOuI nI the fOOI Of Monroe street,
viii attend the receiving and DELIVERING OF freight AID
the collection of freight bills.
Freight Tor all the regular packets Will b. received free
charge. hyl2-u
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? INsrANT4Nr0tIs tlttne

GuNDERLAND, Md, AnG. 3, 1855. T
PHoT. DEGRATH-DvAr SirI hays had . SIN meek ron
henn atsn for the last slE could with deulty
move M heail. Aeede ntnly met with genteTuan who,
with one application Of DsGrHth Electric OH to the parf
ahete cured me In two minutes The stiffness entirely
gone from nv neck Therefore recommend
DeGras Electric oil 70 every person AFFLICTED. AOnll
not be without It II II cost me Sti a bottle. =
ZADOCK BRASHEAR
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change Of Schedule.
Ta4 IS oErcE .. { 9. 2: 3. /

@ gss e;
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THIS well Hotel has newly renovated, and
i furnid the best of accommodations
and hoar
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WheetfHa Station, Aug. 9Th, 1886.
ON after May the Goth, the Passenger aceom-
mediation, express and mui) will leave this station daily
7:lO A. NJ. 4:20 r, 81 and 1910 P. NJ. = 80
The Wheeling and Cumberland ACCOMMODATION Train win
leave daily (eXcept Sundays) I:10 NJ and arrives
Cumberland $40 p. NJ. Leaves OuEberiand at 5:15 NJ
and arrives at Wheeling at $3.50, p. ". 7=
The Express Train Leaves 1920 p N. and will stop
the following stations: Benwood Monndsyilc, Cameron,
Pairmou PcteTrau, NewburE, RowlesbhFH Piedmont, Cum
Johns Run, Nartinsburg Harper's Perry, aIOn-
Ocacy. syKrsvIIc and Washington Junction.
daTran leaves Wheeling daily Saturdays cxcepted)
at 1910 P. ~ and stops NJ the regular stations.
W. 5. wooDsIDE, superintendent.
augI F1 J. y. FORD, Agent.
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SOE'9' NA7.S.
Q AVERY has received and is opening very IarS
81 assortment OF all qualities shapes and CO
Org, and will be sold at the lowest prices.
S. AVERY, Nos Ii6 and 49,
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CRISTAPo.Ro,sT HAIR DYl
MONROE ROUSE

VIM. BARR EFT, Proprietol
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BEDFORD SPRINGS.
New Arrangement. -
-R~sN THE WHEELING AND PARkERSBCNGH
tsFeszs s7ssssss=ss. NAIL P4CHEr
JmmeA Il. Roberi1, Siinstc

JnrneA Il. kEo6eriS, nnstcr,
leave WhcsIIg Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
10 O'Clock, A. NJ Parkershurg; connecting MHret
ia with the steamer BUCK, running from Marietta TO 2anes-
vlle and rarks: sbGFE with FASHION,
Returning: wleave ParkersbrrEevery Monday, wednes-
day and Friday, Mt 81 o'clock, AM.
Freight will be received FOR Pont the AIusknGum
between Marietta and Zanesvle and for any point the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
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- Caps--E&tra superfinc aud Embroidered Caps.
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changebe weather is likely produce great deal
of To persons troubled with rheumat
affections, wonld recommend Boerhaye's Holland Bit
ters On referring will find certificates
from first German and English citizens-E1.
StttdtA ZeituHp.
TIE WORST PoRM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We liberty to refer 10 several we'll known gentle.
men, who hate used, thoroughly tested recon-
mend Roerhaves Holland Bitters remedy for Plies
We not ut liberty TO publish cr names, but will take
pleasure in referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
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Tranquility having been restored in Spain tie
Emperor has given orders for the suspension OF
all movements of the troops towards the from
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