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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

A DUEL IN TExAs.-Wm. Autrey, known as
"Dock Autrey," and VIM. Carson, fought a
duel eight miles below Seguin last Saturday.
They used double barrel shot guns and six
shooters. and commenced at hundred and
twenty PAGES apart, and continued advancing
aud firing until within six or eigut feet, when
Carson was shot through with six shooter
ball and died in two hours. Autrey was not
hurt, but some buckshot strack him upon the
first fire, too much spent to do any injury, and
pist,l shot passed through his vest and shirt,
just missing the skin. Autrey Immediately
left, and was pursued by the Sheriff of Guada-
iupe county, and oyertaken sixty miles from
Seguin and brought back. We learn that sew
eral others are implicated as seconds, Aus
lin Stale Times, Oct. IL. -.
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ITares Corner, Wsgqn s g SaETisgs Tss sGEy NXy

zgK n for the very liberal encourage
~ E4EsH ment extended to HIM thus FAR wo nld re
A@s4T5 spectfully announce, that be has pn Tehas
kzaa3Ss4a Cd the Stock and interest of The Blnok
smith shop also, and Will IN lntqtie eon
duct all tile branches of Wagon and Carriage MAKING IN
business. Determneu to keep none but irst rate
wsrknen, he solietsa continuance and Increase OF Pa
tronage All kinds of repairs, repalntlng AMI rlmmihS
doGe y competent men, at short notice: ,>,s,,>, r.
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

sURYFN OR, gONyEYANCER NNOTARY pUBTIC
No 1863 MdrHet ST., 3OsSt side 6etioeeM 6th a 7LL
SURVEYS LAND, DRAWS DEEDS, BONDS, Mort
Sases, MiIj WI %e" %o'' Dnys qna sells Real Estate,
Mutual l4le InElrauce Company, Of PhRdeiphiS; snd
Commissioner to take Acknowledgements Of Deeds Inf
aIIs IN the states Of and Mar land Persons
~ their advanaga 10 call Mt 1853 Market Street oot
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A CARD FROM MR.. CRANSTOM

To he Editor Of TAe ~ y. Trbune
SIR: A brief Police report in the evening papen d
to-day CALI for explanation on my part.
Earl, last evening a crowd of boys assembled
the corner of Broadway and waverley pace and buk
large fire of barrels boxes. ptchpine and other
bustible materials which burned with such force a. 10
cause serious alarm my part lest it should comnua
cate TO the awnings Of the stores. | stepped 20 .hs
private entrance of my hotel Wayeriey place, 10
watch tie fire, and while doing 80 l saw lnan withs
badge his coat denoting that he belonged - clso
called the "AshaDdeJs' coming from the basement
OF my house with his filed with light wood, and
one of my servants following him, also csnyig
wood which they brought from my fuel vaults. -
mediaeIy ordered my servant back, and told ~
" AshIsbder" that ii he entered my premises Ogsla
would arrest him, AID he maoe some abusive replyu
passed Cd.
then sent for the police, as apprehended trouhk
but as they were not yesy prompt IN coming, and Ter
ing instant damn ge ordered seyeral Of ny seryGn
10 I'll the fire bucket and foloS ne which they DID;
but the fIst man that approached the fire with wsH
was handled 30 roughly M TO cause ear Oh their pr
therefore took the Dext bucket and carried II b ~
ire ind put II on. then iurIed and waIkei t0SN
The door, but before reached the door, one Of ~
- AshlaDders,' with large club, struck me scye!
blow ON the back and ann i instantly turned and
seized him by The collar npd said to him. You hsys
"iuuck IRE a bl W, al shhll not escape me- NJ
then undsd by bis club" ana he was t)rn Iroo
NY grasp but not before had ma, ked him fisenay
10 identity him, ard lie the moved with biz party from
Waver'ey place into Broacway. VIII re followed win
the police end pointed bin cut in the crowd sod hsi
bini ttken 10 tue Eitoeihh W nd Stston.tIsa and
lock cd up complain; of assault and battery Aboat
III O'clock friend If mine called at the Station Hoass
who're he met Hr. Isaac o. Barker. VITO sa1 that II
had been there he s0ang man should not t1ee BAN
locked vp subsequently learned that this gentleman
called upon Judge Caprun o'clock in the mornis{
10 gt him TO lit. rfee in be ali Of the prisoner Al
O'clock / APPEARED 4 the c. urt Of Sessions before
Judge CupIon who convicted the pri-oner Of the A.
,ault, md fixed hin go potwtbs' adding he broagM
four Of lis club friends to that he not ~
person WHO committed the aseaplL
HIRAM CRASSTos.
Yo,E Hof,i igG
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VOICES FROM THE POLITICAL PRISONS OF
KANSAS.
GEEAT FoLiTICAL PRiSos,

GEEAT POLITICAL PRISON, D
LrooNrIos, KANSAS, Tuesday, Oct. l9 1856.
To he A~e,eon People:
1t IS Wei, known to the whole civilized word that,
previous TO The arrival of Gov. GeaTy in Kansas, the
Tenitcry ,>agcd by most direiu civil war. Il
IL ,Guhly VEL lcown that in all that terrible drama
IL, yeoylr Of kaIsas were alone the suffcIe,s and
that organized beGts Of robbers and nurdcrcrs from
HI adjoining State GlIpost the sole perpetrators
IT, tie beginning they had wrested our Goye-uuort
fom Us and ugdc om laws, but fndr- Is g. should
BE- every people WHO have once tasted the sweets OF
Liberty, unwilling 20 lawn 20 their dictates and IT,
krowl, 5ce thoTn rs, they used f!e sta a,i,-
and the swoId 10 bring rs 20 submission. Having 20
other recourse cur poole were 6; last coupelei to
rsri 20 The storcs u UUr enos fr the r.ce-Sares
OF he.
Asw, lave sid, cue WIS the cond .,vr Of tancs on
H., anvil Of our new Governor. He app, s,d amc,g
=. s,sut tie Isl of s, I;rmber al was hled oar
,e,;v,-er. TIE sue asu.cuied M-i'r Hoyt. who Lad
Known Gea-y IL Pcll, AHA, IL Nj Ico, and II ca.
I,,.e sss,rcd n - we might L"pe Fl il ,.ce I'D
,,.,c+,a C,ar, e ursc at Lesv, ~or,h CITY and
the aseurarc,s Of NJ. Adams, bis conn leu'4. fient
A.G adviser together With ctr ard Vt hopes FOR e'"e
and e. led IL 10 boey, lac would DC our filobd All.
at least, wen wiling 10 uust him. t. set "hh him and
up6.r his advice. Nor was this conhd'nee IN bis
friendship shaken By biz Inaugural and PrVcialn 'n
~hNh wac issued on the llth, eopies Of which were
brought down a. Lawrence tie same eN enn5 y NJ
Adbr1t, nd read 70 The peo?e. We the'eiA9 a'''''
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ARAyrLE-sONG FOR FREEDOM.

Mrs of action men Of might
Stern defenders the right
Are you girded for the fight
Have you marked snd enched The gron I'd
Where ths din of a ms must sound,
Ere the victor can le CT Jwnel
Have you guarded vel the coast
Have you marshs!lel all your hoe,
Stand til each man at hs post
Have you counted up The cost ,
What IA gained and what "a lost,
When the foe your lines have crost
Gained-the infamy Of fame
Ga ned-a dasiard's dea'hless name
GsiDed-eternity Of shame.
Les'-desert Of many worth
Lcpt-tbe righ' you bad BY birth
Loet-lost-Freedom for the earth.
Fpeernen u ! he foe l. nearing
Hnughty banne high uprearng,
10 Their 90, RE "a ks appearing!
Freemen on The drums are beating
Win you shrink from such q meeting
Forward Give Them hero greeting.
From your hearths and homes and atlas
Back v ard hurl your proud sssau!ter7'
He IL 10. man that fGitere
Hush the hour of fate is nigh;
By the God who dwells on high,
oh my brothers, do or die
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FREMONT IN CENTRAL PENNSYLV AyL.
Correspondence VI Tie N Y. Tnbaua
NORTHUMBERLAND. Pa. Oct. 30. lsl6.

Correspondents VI Tie N T. rnbana
HoRTHu MBERLAED, Pa, Oct. 80. 1856.
Fifty prominent Democist@ Of Montour (the AZ
jacent county have just issued an admirable args
meLtalve address, utterly repudating the bosu
faction beaded by Pierce, Douglas, Forney d. Co,
sid urging all true Jefferson and Jackson Demo
representative Of their principles John Cnars
Fremont This address " i'll be widely circulated
and Commanding general attention IA il must fren
its source, viii undoubtedly be productive Of good
resUlis. Mr. tairmab, If the Working meas Unlce
Of your city, spike tt Danyillc (ihe county seat n
MCDtourJ I'll Iuesday evening. The Court Houe
Was flied TO Oyerf wig With an attentive and 60
tusisstie audience, composed largely If the iron
Workers fftm he s.seral extensive rolling mlis y
md about The ,llsee. The DrsVny n.en With ih,l
b!schened iaces ard ,oUcbed caps hstened VIZ
eagerness To tie renarhs of tie earnest sPeaset
Dot siDply el' quen, but substantial and rrefu~os'
Last evening lie Few Hall in this place W.
CROW tsd 10 suitoca;,oI 10 hear Mr.. Fairnan. Nc
Of all parties act ~ Glrdged his speech remafAs''
c1nclusne.
Tie Hon. Dave TeGglri, he popular tate sen.
ai0I iI,m Dsnpi ar. Northumberland, ana cS
Of tie cloic, =; fellow, n tie land, Iesides ~Ie
but has Of n.eessiy be,t abscnt much OF the ..
an. He Vac d. 1 e L Seting h 4, eyei.iJg anu Us"
ardent Fien,;ter bN. ,-Il o. all IN LIS Por~
(which j. lot lt''e, e. over brow the Black w
nocrtcy-- the g. 'nce Of corruption. 9.
NJ fsiinsn eabs u Selinsgroye, seven M,
down tie Susqucl. mar this evening tn 'ss
there are but siX republicans in the place. AN
persuaded Be vii MAKE .yeral more. ..
A, tie cyentful cay draws nigh al parties
con D ore tLorrGSbi! r.ci'eo. The U,iun tese.
i vel, generally O.. ...l Tough that hpo~n - W
Straight Fillmore r. ,a.D- in the bcSi tbrous'
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"A large and spirited meeting was held at New
Brunswick, N j., on Thursday evening Both inst, in
which Park Goodwin, esq, riveted the attention OF the
audience by profound discussion of the comparative
merits of Slavery and Freedom and the despOt'c a.
tsmpts to enforce the extension of the former NJ.
Godwrn closed with a most eloquent and giowins
.,iLnts 10 the chsraclor Of Co. Fremont.
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ILLsEss o. 1HE Hos. As-os BuRLisoAsE.-Nr.
urmesne, Il appears, is very INV ell odd confined
10 BIS bed. Mr.. Buihrssue has lab. red With unre-
hitting sssicuiiy DUNG the presen. campaign and hi.
Ir"nt irt-s prpbebly The resut Of he eieroui in
ihi- r.sp'et lie trst csese being severe eoi caught
On lie n,ls OF his req ut speech at f.ucu Hal shit
IssiDe burT.dlJ through le streets tho rally vi
EfebsRks. boston Travelled Oct. 81.
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KANSAS.

Prom Our Special Correspondent ~ ,s~c
LAWRENCE, X. T., Occ ~, ia't
The wheel. Of Judge LecOmpte's Ceur, a. Le-
compton proceed with the usual amount OF sic"
uono.opy. Although there is large number OF
-.,son.,. against HON no indictments have been
I'D .,ev are still bed in their severe and d e.
Graceful bondage. The Grand Jury is sill IN ses-
.ion Tbis ia ia third week Their pro,rac.-d
,e.,ion has no doubt been kept up az bind 20
cover up ,uch Infamous imprisonment; It may have
for its Interior ohjec, the knowledge :ha; Uacle
Sam Les to pay for il. During Thursday last day
before Yesterday jury was iu,paneled. When
.el You that oply one man in each he, Of Jurors
has eve been known 70 entertain Prostate senti
menis. you will comprehend the nature Of such ju-
ries. and sill more when ! add, tha' neither Of
these two ia now recognized as such by Free
State neu. Two men have been indicted FOR mar
der in the fret degree, already, buc they We're
lot put upon trial. The Indictment Of four Of :he
prifoners for maDslaughter and assault with in,ent
TO XIII was the occa,ion OF The impaneliup Of The
jury. On being snaigned they pleaded not guilty.
Having been abe TO procure no counsel, Judge
Lecompte proceeded 70 sppoiu: them counsel.
These proceedings consumed Tbur.day. heard
from Lecomp'on late last night, and that h;-.e
progress bad been made except motions on the
Indictment.
lcarn that Gov. Geary is expected back from me
southern part Of the Territory. From what could
gather learn that no arrests have been made among
The Pro-Slavery lnceDdanes in that quarter.
TIE state Of affairs in the City of Leayen Tortn
il almost equal TO an inhibition Of Free State GET
terf so fragrant and notorious has been this Sfa'e
Of affair that it bas, among other things, clearly
indicated the Pro-Slavery leauings of the Governor
Complaints haze been made to him repeatedly, and
his decision is that as LeavenwOrth is a regularly
Incorporated city incorporated under the bogus
Lepislature), he cannot presume 10 interfere
with the Mayor or the City Government When
remind your readers that Murphy who was elected
at the lat municipal election by violence and fraud
is and has been of the most notorious and reck
less Of the Border Rufiians in tina. quarter, you
will understand the position taken.
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LETTER FROM THE REV. MR.. MUTE.


LAwRESCE. Kansas. Oct. Is, 300.
DEAR SIR: The cold weather ks ep- off thus far. aud
we hope will until The arrival OF the clothlog Every
dsy We hear Of lew cases OF destltatipn festefdy
Gl1d two fami les without -four, and with hardy
snele article of groceries. One OF them living I'D
sod cabin without q hcor--a family OF six persons;
nearly. if no. qn e. every member has been SICK with
the il termitteit fever but are now recovered, and
hard at work 70 prepare for the Winter l relieved
their most pressing wants from the sma! tund IN my
hard. and wish | could furnish them with lumber
enough 20 build a comfortable shelter
Just row We have quiet from the enemies but the
intimatops Of snyther gathering storm reach u.s. IL
viii probably be deferred till after the Presidential
election It'll then the tool Of the Admioistra-
ton Ill e4er. himself TO preserve the peace But alter
that the old farce will proceed, and you Will hear o
new and wore depredstons and murders or rather on
a mere extended scale. -,
This s not merely aurInise, oised on my KNOW
edge of the character of the men aTrayed against us
hi fr m the most definite and reliable inform ion OF
The plaps ard NOV. menis Of these maranders' from
those who have lately mingled with them, anu VINO
haze been their boon companions AMI He associates IN
their iniquifies. - .. A.
Noh Q but the report of the deeds will arouse the
10 ople Il the Free States TO sense OF our peril anu
Ina, %, n @ ause and even that seems thus far COM
psrstiy ely ID. ffec'uai
Not before the 4tn Of March mex. can we nope Tor
sb,L,r ,,a hsn Ibis of blood and piusge IN hansas
Shall il be even ihen' We await the answer OF the
people in painful suspense ,,,.r,
Yours truly, T. NJ K IN
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Thomas HauLiu, Dover I.iilbert Tower, Go0dA-
Tina Lsn Re-. Island Gs Geo, Sg en- T v15s.F G.
O. y Sea Bioominston Adam Bauer, schuyler CO.
u,slou Y Vicier, Bath. VIM Cline, Psons.
a c." Hanilton Phineas stevens Boomr sde-e
John "a Bit, Farm Ridge A. n Humphrey BFis'oL
Tlon,, y Ala Carlisle 10. Hay, 0svego.
Jesse +. Pyle Schuyler Co.
n K,si Br..olvin.. Thomas W Po-erfeld az cd
s losl.scus Hsnov,rt 'od'fs aasey Jact;sn is u
EE Ell p,, s SSudh' E'IVs Ware FaoH
5tama, Bowels Chillicothe. c. A. Sexton. Wellnsou
josiah @ Fuller, Oberlin. Edward C9rinshan, Fs''r.
! n Yupk,r War,sw Giles Smith Delaware
- Alb.r, +. BercaIi, Kirkland.
J,,obF,b.r Je4s,on Co. 10. A Eserh.rt, Ma.cat.a-.
Received Fuller. wisooua- Oliver Laps"ort9y GTnne"
H. Montague D.venpor,.
. @ p,t,ic. Gr..pe..le WIN @. Porter, Broo&s:or.
jctD Lawn White Co. J. s'neI Richmond
San u,l Dolu an Grant Co. ohm Ri.chey, Frsnsin
" 4" 'P'''''"' Z :; 4 Griffith, Hsnccei Co. >
hassAcHUsETTs.
f, l. Prs es. %S5' sssi.mp iss
1ou.n s 1ss hlt e. Pa sPh6s o.sco
hr.n,., " bIs F,chturs Howard York wss, BToOshsid
sZw.YoRE.
Pi,,a:sq ys~sSs.h q = H f,1 E SsnT:I
aAS Dis;' s,:. VIII S1: s S5a5
Jared Cater Saratoga 10. II. rover oHe'"'' w.
RHODE ISLAND.
6 D. WhipJle Providence.
PENNSYLVANIA.
p prowp Atssbsuy Co. WIN. Kerr Csbnonsbu.s
80 \ pinn.y Rorsdal. jos b. Haines, PIiids rAs
H.. nh Box., Costsyille. Milton KiBzle, Lebanon.
MISSOURI.
1bcu., Warner Buchanan Co. NJ j. Mitchell Liber.y
~ p,,,irh ,.pr,op Jas H. York Buchansn G..
y g. C. B.yu4ar Cooper Co. Joseph HICKS, Platte Co.
WISCONSIN,
9 c,..s,r Ansnv Walter Florentjne, Rock CO.
T. n hirboI, Ko,knous lEdw. jenkins Spring Prsiri.'
" VIM. Butler, Sank Co.
MICHIGAN.
Co., s,.uar. Detroit, John w stone Detroit
Ro.weN Hutcbins Troy.
MAINE.
L n sxio Rrpn.wck lThoml Bickertot Po-,iaLd
c. u. Csltins hsiIsyile-
VERMONT
a n N,rsh WoodstocL. John l.. King, Bratt.eboic
CONNECTICUT.
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and .tbou. surrounded w.t. al earthly hh wIthiBe al
j. craving with v.rmr-slEsverythng- WHO
miery. When youths. We hs'eped with DOUBT 70 me
d. .tori,. Of the jersey Pns,n srf anu TIE oHeA
hole Of Calcutta never dreaming that we should a.
last be SAD. actual part q then counterpart More
than Ice have prophe-ed 70 one another, that az
would not leave hi. chsrnel house alive. Our ass.r-
,ops have been verified. Several have been danger
ou.ly sick. one has died. His pane was Wm. Bowles,
and form. rly from ST. Charlss, No. He seOred with
j. roLly nr our God given rights, and It WAS
with feeling. Of unutferatle sorrow that We parted
with him. Alter an lln.s- Of two days, lie lett rs
,uferngs this morning a. 'Ock. Before his death,
We requested the otcers Of the guard 70 have him 'e-
moved to place OF quiet. We talked and became
tired YET nothing wa- done. Last night oil the ply
-icians in town were sent FOR, AMI each refused to
come. Dr. John P. Wood, who s also Judge Of Pro
bate and Committal Justice could not come becsu-s
be was sick vet lie was seen that evening, az Wei
as the following morning. doing hard labor. Others
had reasons We know not what D.. Brooks was
sent Tor five times, but, be was q. q card-tabe,
playing pcker, he swore lie would noi leave the
game 10 ave every Cd ID AboEtou.st n the
Territory Many thaiks, hoEever are due 20 NJ.
CALDWELL Pro-Slayery man, and Marshal O. the
town Of Lecomp,on-i1r the kind I'D lie gave Us.
The Governor paid us visit yesterday morAng,
which is the third since our incarceration. We showeA
him young Boves, and tod him W. feared thi. was
the eginnpg Of an epidemic which would prove fatal
TO not few. We showed him our scanty clothing.
He laid hat the Grand Jury, which was in Session al.
last week, would probably finish ts business by night
that all against whom no bills found would lie
immediately released and taa', although he was -
ing away ard should be absent several days yet as
should leave order. that al those retained -hoeld lie
provided with every comfort tina; could BE- procured.
But the Grand Jury has not sndeds examination. and
none csn tell when L vii. Sickness and death .; me
ncst horrid forms are in midst; the screpng7 Of
Psi demo mum surround US, 80 nothing EFF rs
but an appeal to the last tribunal, WITH God as our
Judge and our jury the great American people. We
are wiling to suffer il necessary, for the ca1se Of LIB.
erty and Of Kansas; but 10 it necessary WI You
answer to God and Jet ia hear your decision
NoTE.-Of cour.e, every prisoner who's. name s
here attached not Ptr'oadHy Asowrg to trey :Ea'-
rdual stat. ment but every statement here made =
known By ra,y o. 20 be composed of actual ac:s,
and all are satisfied o: their tr1,h. To the name Q;
"a n subscriber is attached bis former residence:
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Georgetown Items.

Il The two Boards of our City Council met last
evening in the Council Chamber, pursuant to the
call OF the city charter and proceeded to the cleo
ton Of the following officers for the ensuing year.
Recorder--Robert 0uld. sf@hnl
Assistant Clerk---W. III. Tenney a-
Flour Inspector-Geo Shoemaker.
Inspector Of Sailed Professionalism Waters.
Market Masters Smart. ,aata SAWS H
Surveyors. Boots. 8 ~ e,&p
Tobacco Inspector-P. w. Magruder 5 4
Weigher of Hay--John Bittenger.
Tax Collector---Wni. Jewell. Gs@
Inspectors of Lumber-Wil lian ii. SimIns and
Charles Myers.
Guardians OF Georgetown Schools-T. Brown,
81. Addison, w. McOsborn, w. III. Tenney, X. y
I. Cissell, g. Shoemaker, and j. T. Bangs. ~
h Wool Corders-H Henry Burrows and Isaac Birch
Trustees Of the Poor--W v. Buckley, Thomas
Bangs sad Henry Cameron. g5 ID sas atT a
Police Magistrates-H. Reaver and r. White
Inspector of Fire Engines--W- G. Tanner
Police Oficers--H. Thomas and j. Kitcnen.
Judges of Election--E. a. Elason, E. Chapman.
John Paxton, Jno. H. Wilson and Judson Mitchell.
Chimney Sweep-John Silence.
Much dissatisfaction is manifested oy some mem
beers of the American party at tie reelection al
Robt. 0uld as Recorder, he berg President Of the
socalled Georgetown Democratic Association. and
violently opposed to the American party.
James II. Burns, agent for the Star, was stabbed
on Saturday afternoon last, near the markethouse,
by young man named Walker. Walker is in jail
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CERTIFICATE OF WIN. j. ATWOOD.

#s t4 stf HUNTsvHBE, fADK1N Co., ~. T.,
Tg November i, 1855
DEAR SIR; Allow me TO express to you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, say
the least Of it, has effected cure that all other med
icnes that have taken have entirely failed to do
Hollands German Bitters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated case Of the Piles that per-
hsps ever fell to the lot of man. My case is not a
stranger in this community, as am well known in
this and the surrounding counties, and truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
relations, as had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon to try the Bitters You at liberty to make
any use Of this communication for the Der eft Of the
afflicted, you may think proper.
~ Truly, yours, VIM j. ATWOOD.
= DIR. g. M JACKSON. Ak&ttts
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! our BILLS ARE READY.

nUR Friends will please bear in mind
" that for six years have endesvored 10 please.
Now come return the favor, and settle up, with cash
or short notes, so that we may meet good cred
itors with pleasing countenance, and be fully pre-
pared to square up. The remainder of our stock
~ill for the coming fifteen days, be sold at still
grester reduced prices much Of il for ess than cost
for cash.) to avoid the great labor Of handling so
many articles DOM, BRO, a CO.
san a-aoqt;f 49,. q. !
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Commodore Gregory has taken command OF the
new steam 'frigate Merimac, at Charlestown, which
is nearly ready for sailing.
Senator Douglas is in Cleveland, Ohio, still una
BILE to proceed to Washing ton. NJ. 8 NJ f4.t
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OLD WHIsKEY, PURE OLD RYE .
~ WHISKEYl

- BARRELS pure Old Rye Whiskey,
- from years Is4S, ls49, and 1851 as fine as can
be found for sale at 81 81 So and IS 80 per gallon.
Also, barrel very fine Old Peach Brandy,
n JESSE b. WILSON,
South sidelPenn. avenue, No, 32l.
nov 2o--2aw2m
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Capital Prize &lO,OO0I

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Tickets $5-Halves s2 5o-Quarters 81 Is.
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
f3 SAMUEL SWAN,
Agent and Manager,
oct o. mn ~ Atlanta, Georgia
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boot makers in Philadelphia to be kept constantly
supplied with the very best and most fashionable
French calf skin sewed Boots, warranted French
calf or sale, which offer for the unprecedented
low price of IS SO Ia. have showed them to COM
petent judges, who pronounce them to be the best
Boots for the price in the United States. ttHs ts
| also have splendid sewed Cater Boot made of
the very best French Gulf skin patent leather all Of
the latest style for Is so
Competition is out Of the question All I ask is
for gentlemen to come and see for themselves.
Terms positively cash dec 1--3taw3m