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3, with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY OF sHEtnrytrLl

coRsumptess not despair TIL you have tried Axrn
CHERRY PEoroRG. It IL made by Of the best medica
chemists in the world aud IL all round us bespeak thu
high merits OF its virtues s!Ladelphfa Ledoer
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AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.


THE sciences Chemistry have been taxed
Il their utmost to produce this best most perfect pnrga-
tive which 1nnuMernble proofs shown
that these Pills have virtues IN the
the esteem all They SAFE and pleasant 70
take, but powerful to Their penetrating properties
STIMULATE the vital Of the remove the OBJ
sructlons OF It's purify the blood, and expel disease
They the foul hun0f8 which breed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish or dsordered organs into their
natural action, and npnrt tone with TO the
plants body but also formidable and dangerous
diseases have bned the hest of human skill While
they produce powerful effects they Mt the same Tine IN
dins doses, the safest and hest pysc that can be EN-.
poyed for children Being they are pleasant
talse being purely free from risk
Of harm. Cures have been made which Sup2ss belief were
character forbid the suspicion OF untrut Many emil
clergymen have lent their
tfy the public the reliability of remedies, while others
the OF their conviction that
paraons contribute immensely 20 the relief Of my afflicted
suffering feloW-uerI. rs
The Agent below named Is pleased furnish, gratis,
American Almanac, containing directions for their use
and the certificates of their cures Of the following
plants
Cosycncss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatlsm, propsy,
Heartburn, headache foul Stomach Nausea,
IndiEesti1n the Bowels ad pain arising
ereIrom, Fatuency Loss Of Appetite all Ucerous and
cuneons Diseases, which require evacuant Medicines
stimulating the system many which IL
would be supposed they could feac such as Deafness,
Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irritnbty De-
Liver and Kidneys Govt and other kim
dred complaints arising from low state OF the body or OBJ
structions Of its fIncttuns ,5z.
Do not be p1to by unprinclped dealers with other
take nothing else Soother they give You compares
with tls in its Intrinsic value curative powers The
sick want the best aid there for Them and they should
have It..
DR.. James c. Aver,
Practical and Annly teal Chemist,
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MISCELL .sANEOJES.g
ELEoPRo0HEM sCHEAF2 "
Echt RollGndsch Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS elapsed the Introduction Of this
i valuable nsdIcine United States. During this
time 1t has gained UHigersGl as a Remedy
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Hats ard Oaps.

~ - S. AVERY. - 8 49,
Sdafy receiving and opening large additions hs
stock Of Hats and Caps one % the most &c
eral that has been offered TO tho public
ealIand bee. {N
Nos. 146 and 14s, Main street, Wheeling, va.
Bq2fdaW ~ sssSs B. AVERY
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iNNF case OF ne 4ie just received and
- - ~ PuNpENBRRG RoBERTs.
le9 WashnEion Han Drug Store
4 BARREL Pare Rye WHISKY for medicinal purposes
sugs FUSDENBERG RoBERTs
/ tjly 7sLI Just received ard for Ealeby
asa5 u II MATTHEWS & CO..
ID URE c6snlze BraAay, and for saIk ~
= JUS IT. y EDIgAE, s BRO
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800 - = = 80 EDWIN M sPRANELIN,
no. u Register street, =
10 doors north ofPratt Ut.
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uEADAcHE AND pEBILIT

/ csrtlfythe above statement Is true
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
or at Il. chester's, Gothic Hall.
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NOTICE.

,.,7.s 10 w D. Motto e Bro.i BY note OF
IL nose are requested % call y teiI stGss l
= 20! RoS ~ NIKE payment as their BUSH sa
M As s6 S Is possible oIIyER PRYOR, AssHee
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SOMETHZNG AB0UYlHa NPZn1's ZZNOTURE-IO

WUUI1.5s I 80.
r WILL by the deFenk grades wool at ny
u store, No. ISL mar et square
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. AVERY has received she e fa fsshon for hats
l9s and is Of hats
OF the above style. Prom long the
fsetre OF with est and work.
manship, IfesE that mot Be
for lghtness beauty finish, Gentlemen
VIII please cali and exar mine for n nselges.s
s Kess la6 and 145 kalnst Wheeling, We.
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By EXPRESS, 81
1Z.ID GLOVES. In white and eolors, ~ sitssSs s.
N Bonnet Rib6ors- Just red hy5 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-24

The French have destroyed the great aqueduct ct
Sebastopol, which was eight miles long.
Count de Sartiges, late Minister of France at
tWashington, is said to be named French Ambassador
to the Court of Turin Viscount Serrurier Will soon
be sent to Washington in his place.
Melbourne, Australia, is supplied with Boston ice
at six cents per pound, by Cobb & Co., an American
firm established there.
There are not less than $4,000 miles of telegraphic
wire intersecting the United States-more than
enough to 6 belt the earth.
Oregon is taking measures to be admitted into the
Union; the population amounts to fifty thousand, and
with more wealth than any other community of fifty
thousand people on the globe.
The Germans of New York have purchased four lots
on Crosby and Prince Streets, upon which to erect a
grand opera house or music hall, like those of Milan
and Paris.
A project is on foot for bridging the Boulevards of
Paris. Pedestrians will then be restricted to the side
walks, and carriages alone will circulate in the streets.
The additional trouble of walking up one pair of
stairs and down another will be amply compcnsa d
by the increased security of life and limb.
The Ohio papers are saying hard things about d
old sinner who had nine wives living. That is but Il
trifle. There is a man in the New Jersey penitentia-
~ who had twenty-three wives, two ofWhom he mar
ried within two hours Of each other!
A fleet of vessels lately left Dunkirk and Graveines
for the codishery on the coast Of Iceland, amounting
to 10, measuring together 1919 tons, and having on
board 1910 men, or an average of IA for each vessel
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Eisht days Later from, San Francisco.

me bark Frances Palmer, Capt. Stott, came in
Tuesday evening a little before shutdown, having
made . fne run of IL days from San Francisco. She
brings no later dates from the United States and
Europe. The .. S. sloop of war John adams will
probably bring the next mail, that of June 10th from
New Cork.
Sron our S. F. files we learn that Capt. Hopkins
VAS last recovering. What would be done with
Judge Terry remained uncertain. It was thought
ne Eaaid be formally tried, but no heavier sentence
than Enlistment could be executed against him.
Application had been made by Gov. Johnson to the
President for U. S. troops to dispense the Vigilance
lommittee, but no reply had yet been received from
Tashillgton.
Ned AcGowan, the fugitive, arrived at Santa Bar
8hara, % Southern Cal. on the 9th July. When dis
kccserea, he fled to the mountains and was pursued
by : crowd of citizens. He had not been taken up to
the sth Of July.
Sent 80 STocKToN.-Judge Freeland has, upon
<cxandnstion, pronounced A. G.. Francis to be insane.
pc arrived here upon the Francis Palmer a few
days ago, from Honolulu, where he had been tried
Wr murler and acquitted upon evidence of his in
zsansfy He was sent to the Stockton Asylum
G9ss Ghroaicle.
kzazs our Panama papers we make 3 few extracts
7sssEart4ean news.
1919 dollhouse has been appointed Envoy Extra
s f< Hss s and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court
I sa:qalry respecting the fall of Kars has assum-
g 20 sesous an aspect that some saw the British
B411nIsseE SC Constantlnople will he RECALLED NI.
sssfalTes1le's speech on this motion before the House
g one e me most complete masterpieces of oratorV
sfnat fassever come to the ears Of the present House.
he xondon Times of the 18th May contains a
xaz1g NFa1ede on the state of affairs in Central America,
moving hat a deplorable state of anarchy, horror,
s<s5 plo9dshed exists, instead of peaceful commerce
80 ing prosperity, which the trainers of the
sS~s<sozzbulWer treaty contemplated for these states.
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L SALT! Z
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,

MERCHANTS HOTEL.
NM 2, s. G.. Propri-
w . etors, Merchant Street. Thankful for the liberal pat
ronage they have hitherto enjoyed, Messrs. CutTen and Peter
son would continue TO solicit the attention of their friends ami
the public in general to their establishment, which they have
spared neither pains nor eXpence to render the most popular
place of resort in Honolulu. Their bar is continually Supplied
with the choicest wines, liquors, and cigars.
Their billiard saloon is unsurpassed by any in the place, aud
is under the sole charge of Mr.. III. X. SwCPe, whose preseat
popularity is sufficient guarantee of his future success in cater-
ing in this particular department for the amusement of the eiti-
zens Of Honolulu. ST.
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Here Is q fine specimen of New York criticism
g Eachel rose last night to the full height of her tai
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srom the newspapers the items of interest in relation to
a1ttbis revolution.
rave had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.. Allen, your
Minister of Finance. and have been much pleased
NTH his gentlemanly bearing. About a year since I
sawJudge Lee here also, the Hawaiian Chief Justice,
ard baye seldom seen a more agreeable and truly in
felliesnt gentlemen. With such government officers
yo1r afairs should go on smoothly.
re have fine weather here, but rather windy. L
often think of your balmy air, and pleasant climate
ard hope one of these days to visit your placement
time am yours, etc. III SQUIRE.
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ATE NTION!!
HONOITLU ENGINE co. NO. l..

YOU are hereby notified to meet at the new En-
IL CINE room (adjoining the Station House on Sat
NSS- for the purpose of drill. JOS. o. CARTER,
Alt. Sect.
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;E.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS TO
~ HENRY MACFARLANE, of the COMMERCIAL HofEL at
Honolulu and the COMMERCIAL BILLIARD SALOON and RES
TAURANT at Lahaina, are hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned and all persons who have claims on the above
named HENRY MACFARLANE, are requested to present
accounts to the undersigned hereby appointed agents for the
settlement of his affairs, A. p. EVERETT,
Aft GODFREY RHODES.
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OLA SUPERIOR ARTICLE
u for sale by b. W. FIELD. July /, 1656-tf
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PORT WINE.

just Receives per AGNES GARLAND from,
TuEte. HoIdsworfIa 81 Co., Lomdom, "A small
quantity of & PORT in bottles. ofthe same quail
iy as that sold by DR.. Smyth last year, and at a very reduced
price. IOFFSCHLAGER 4 STAPENIOIST.
2f
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A SSIG E'S
IA signed having been appointed assignee of the firm of A. 6.
Jones Co., of Jones Hotel, all persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby requested to become parties i'll the
deed of assignment, and all persons indebted thereto, to make
immediate payment to-. D. C. WATERMAN,
Aft. Assignee.
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HEARDVARE, HOLLOWWARE, & E-ARTHENWARE
FL for sale, by Jy /, 1tf ROBERT c. JANION.
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VHvHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
OF

NOTICE.-THE OF
~ the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society will take place on
Tuesday the 18th inst- at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the Court House,
for the election of officers, receiving Reports of Standing Com
mittees, &C. The Annual Address will be delivered by DR..
Hiuebrand, on the evening of the same day, at u O'Clock, at the
Bethel. 4-2t.
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a III s. CHATAS, for sale at the lowest mar
IA ket rates, by Jy ] 1-tf ROBERT C. JANION.
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RHODES.

and general Agent, offers his services as a Broker,
in bringing up books, making out and collecting accounts,
translating from and into the French and Hawaiian Ian
guages, etc, etc. Office at the store of Mr.. Rhodes, opposite
Mr.. Monsarrat'5 Auction Room. 4-6m*.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
..ault ON a United States Senator.

The murder of an Irish waiter at W. ,nington by q
member of Congress, has been followed by an outrage
in the same city, by another member of Congress, OF
such unmitigated atrocity as to arouse the deepest
feelings of the community. On Thursday afternoon,
May p, theSenate having adjournei the Hon. Chas.
Sumner remained at his desk writzr3g, when Pres
ton S. Brooks, a Representative IN Con@tes from South
Carolina. came into the chamber, and going up to Mr..
Sumner. struck him a severe blow, and followed up
the assault with from twenty to fifty blows with a cane.
Mr.. Sumner was beaten until speeches. and covered
with blood. Mr.. Brooks is a nephew Ex-senator Butler
of c., and the assaultwas IN retaliation for portions
of Mr.. Summers speech, rejecting upon the Senator
and the State which he represents. The above is the
shameful story in brief.
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- -~..l~.aoIie, anu urlng asker the cause, replied,
sc 1 have neen wondering how Ned has contriyed to
p7onaDo1iEa oil 4ho &alanfc, - IL fn~;1u = b,4 tIa- T
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u It'll Nbiu ST. Richmond Va Magnificent Stock OF Sta
Al, aa Fancy pfs t"o t cash only now opening by dai
!, ttea tn. various iramra m the styles they
ppg7fso the markets. ipftd ~ TIL Virginia aud North Car
ps Hntr Aadir, nress Goods domestic Cotton Goods,
Srut- W~pleA, Hosiery GluVtsi also Carpets RuPs and
an a, cheap Carans Cornlsca flannsla, shawls,
luhtt ldriios Huyes bom the upprr country most
cordially invited IL cali aud iur themselves bargains will
i, sIi tlAS. ~ GN ATKINS,
,.pI lVu opposite IL, Bank, Richmond Va
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vi store direct from the Factories Of Messrs Ammon &
SON Bonsack hue mxed hack and brown Jeans,
beautiful article gentlemen riding pants which VIII se
+, N accommodating terms A b. RUCkER.
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"a dr-lres SITUATION Teacher IN SCHOOL or iimIIy Nle
n Instinct In higher English Branches Mathematics French
Latin Drawing Ref renees given She does not desirr
engage before the st December Would hAVsho "eio
/ o going South or West. Address -
sep q 81 h'hast'on' y
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ksalI for h,r.sIon Hrnolt..

\ grand bail was given 10 MIR, Brooks at
Grecnrille, : =, on the 18th inst According
- the Charleston Sdnd1rd, il called out thc
very topmo>t pride aud beauty Of the Snte To-
the number of 50O, including some of the most
deserved families, who rarely go out of their
immediate circles. Among the invited guests
we're Hon. Waddy fhompson Hon J. l.. Orr
Hon. Il. +. Perry, Col. Gladding, from Louisi
ane. aud MANY more of Cardinals noble sons, all
enjoying the festive scene" Among the deco
rations were, "a large painting of the Palmetto
Tree, with Ihe inscription, N0ii me Tang ere
on the top together with the date of the attack
On sumner, 22d May, i5J6 The walls were
hung With tcstoon~, supported in the centre with
i shield With one star. Wrcaths were formed on
'ho sides with the rtils Of the guests nume,'
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"a Ew FEOu RI have censI 2nnArnt, "a
v prime article OF New Flour, half Barrels
which invite tho attention of all lovers u soad bread
July l7ts /. RUCKER
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a IMMEDIATE POSSE SSIoNThe above old and we'll
established ill ia Nhaen Va, Ia tor rent with immediate
pot-cssan There ehHm sufficient hundred
hs The tina taou - by - feet There are extensive
aud vHnnt onmndauus fr cooking washing
and largo stable aud large carriage honsos. &c, &c
TITS property wen known TINT any further description
IUH gnod tenant the rent Vl be eaaonsbe
sop i0-t.taNtH 5. u GKENSHAW.
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---------------------------------
EsE .3.EssssBsS MOTH E..

The Presbyter, Of Hanoyer viii meet in liberty,
De5iord County, on Wednesday, the st Of October,
\, :. P n, and win be opened by Sermon from the
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W
VI prepared tufita ut the shaft,s
Hnr'- Hacks md eHpros r very host la the rl'v1
NfspHs Wishing tlr Hank raNu 10y fine Horses
"a lie polite aud .1rcl drtvtt canine accommodated
fsurucu Hslur "a take nahort afternoon drive with
Hy Bn 81, with due Horse en- hc accommodated
,
tla 100 bast trn hrpt In Ter and nlW ready At
% also pauAIo II dWas, done
them while IN stable win he ro.ard If the pnt viii
call aHd thomaelets thHI silr better
stocked than any ,thcr Ia lAI, city 4 WILLIAMS.
tnlt - .It4 ~ t#ytt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

fR)sr ANp THE TaaAcco.--Fhe tobacco on the fiat
land in Pi'tst aana county. was severely damaged by
frost Tuesday night. The Danyllc RpabIjrqn thinks
NE amount Of good and ripe tobacco il that section
whine small. There were heavy frosts in Meeken-
N'gs county Wednesday md Thursday mornings,
tom. :. C.. the thermometer Wednesday fell to a. de-
cree and passengers on the South tarolina Rail
F'"a and tie Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
report heavy f,nsis
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nrorfs,. 10 7eY UaaOrs~.-sIut


y DEBT | Al DETEBAuNIb To BI-k"que siin<
every forward the Isl
t,ay November virl time viii sell ~ Likely Young
Segrocs consisting Of lien. women boys and girls just A.
kelly valuable could he asked for Stock t every
description Crnn Corn aud about a9pu pounds Of aH
And At " ia sell about loo acres Of Land
norton valuable Fnrmn Bedford County lying On the
yy Greek Ans from yuehhug and miles from
Virginia Tennessee kaiir,aI som" say am broke;
want 10 fluid our hink there will BE- enough 10
nay Ny friends Samuel Garland Charles 4
Slaughter viii ~uperntrnd tha le and see
hat none 90 away dissatisfied The sale viii he tzr Cash
auspcnd all bu- ines to close. join. i. HAWKINS.
LII =
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RICHMoHD ADVERTISEMENTS.
1psfsi AHpsg1 n COS, Carpet, Oil Cloth.
d NnnH.a No. g5 N ain Street,

ID sraAHps00 a COS, Carpet, Osl Cloth,
"a aud arain lioou.- 95 Main Street Rishmond
Virginia
hive dctetmin, IL devote at
the Hha iuaues, and having arranged
purpose prepared TO exhibit The larg, and
complete af CatTengs Oil Cloths, Curtain
tf,0s the Stale Of Virginia. and but rarely
s1neni in the United States I'm
he English Manufacturers. and selecting
este tn rsen she best Amerifna Fabrics. shall. &C
n U4H prepared furnish all artelcF pertaining tn
lnn.#= prral ~ telYHg tie citizens Of Virginia,
>ur tar1ua al sustain in enterprise,
sHsUft tftu FL t, content with moderate profits
Ne4sto bus ctatuue, th' enr stock
shows, patterns and styles Of Velvet Tapestry
sud Brnssrs tfuF- Three pig ingram and Venetian do
Arltet thenvl and brus-eS tugs Dor Pallor and taam-
Deer Mats SATIN cand ins baiHFsk Curtains satin
aud Figured In iti1rs d.. Brrafe and Jnkey Red do
aiai AID Iaer tRurs " ir shades all styles and quail
ir Flor o esls th al Olobs, all widths Oh. Cloth,
npEs &r,
\ Il NrvtH have as e.tIt. md oarpongs cut for any
hai baHF Furnished vih diagram measure
md -o.tta4 orirts wall tn all cases
~ptudNc lm. RICHARDSON CO.
NEW CARPET WARE H0Osss.-CHAA.
V 4 BM ATKINS. opposite Exchange Bank. Richmond
A Carpets Kngs and Dl Cloths and splendid
mont Fail ac ilr arriving which respectfully
uy rueuffat IaeEa.cs tom all sections, assuring
viii be- told NJ New York prices Royal Vel
tateuL BHHzs fap,strlos, Imperial Three ply Su-
u Ihfau Inc Cat cbg Venetian Narpeng from the low
, t. the Mauh g. Rugs ou Cloths Door
t,Nris vii please give early call
plydle aaracl, So 10 soil a. Inv any house In Va
CHAs. A GWATk1NS,
ri,.I lU lite Tx tank Rich
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>. y. .3..... &C Aftk
w Cut ktll STREET.
l>N,gHtnc. "
fe H. jtsIY SNran & CLARK ri=44.!.t.
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ROCHESTER,. -, IT. p IS56 The American
Mass Convention f Western New York was
held tn-day in this city. Throughout the day
the city II scene Of constant eNetrmept-
Vt noon Il grand procession WIS formed, compris'
ing some three thousand persons foot, on
horseback aud IN carriages. Large delegations
from Erie, Niagara aud other Western counties
attended. with banners and bands of music
The meeting was organized in Browns squire.
There waS speaking from three stands, and at
the main stand Judge Carroll Livingston presl-
del. At the others Senator Petty of New York
aud non. j. Fitzhugh presided. The principal
speakers were Mes>rs. Francis Granger, Perrin
# Tennessee, $. b. Cushing, General Scroggs,
aud y. j. H. Duganne. Not less than fifteen
Thousand people were on the ground Great en-
thu>lasn was manifested.
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4, N.nt!I.MANN go,
~ ~ Front At. NV Nari4,
Aa.n't II f'r sals or NigGlNlA AA\ifN#ii. Efn
TOBACCO l0"eta al, ,prrs tnedr on Gar.t lune4tt-
sep I' fNsl.
gS1Ot. ra~. =. uInFEE.
ARDutrIeF
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! i0irrlI Tornado.

The Prescott ltaundnJ Messenger Of Sent. 10Th
gives an account of "A tornado which on the pre-
,ou, "Wednesday evening pa--ed over the town.
hip of Winchester Mountain, g., destroying
trnccs breaking trees, and unroofng barns and
houses. The storm kim committed some strange
tanta>ties. aud saw oe- of ltrgr size were car
tied several rods, and in some instances split or
otherwise broken \ large TAI hog WIS carried
:w"nty rods and tEon thrown 81 violently on the
ground n t. tear out hi euffa~. The house
Of l-aac Errjt in which were several persons was
anrooird. aud little boys skull broker; ,cveml
others Of the inmates weremore OF less injured.