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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30
NEw-YoRK. Oct. %. lSj6.

NEw-IoRK Oct. -, 1870.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor of to-dsys date just
reached me, and proceed 10 answer it at once.
must be very bret which beg you will excuse.
You arc correct when you speak of my devotion to
Mr. Fillmore. Since his nomination at Philade phii
down TO the present hour, have done all could to
advance his progress toward the Preridency but for
some time past have entertained no expectation that
he could possibly be elected either by the people or in
the House of Representatives,, should the contest be
finally carried there. To NE, this Is painful conclu-
sion but prefer thus frankly to disclose it to the pub
lie as YOU invite me 10 do than to play fake and
d, ube game Neiiy beiisye thousands OF his pro-
I,ssd friends both North and South are doing al this
moment. -.
For my own humble part think have plain duty
before me 10 perform, and that Is 70 do all can TO
do defeat The election OF james Buchan%n' Ana
know of but ore way in which thus Van De ch"etei,
Viz: by a cord H. united and eGrne'. support oi Col.
Fr,molt have to reQuost that you will not suppose
for one moment tina embrace this alternative with
| the least dcgr q f hesitatlOn.
II the attitude If Col Fremont before the country
cam bc ,eraIdcd as stcfioral that Of Mr. Buchanan
upst be l0eket upon as fsr more 80. might oiier
many vasops entirely satisfactory TO my own nnd'
in SUPPORT of this assumptions but the subject ne 'ec
oIrcsay brought befc,e the public, clearly and con-
y;ncinSy and requires no additional tucidaton eitho.
| at my hand ar that of othorr. 81,
Here let this momenious question 7tand-ssrns the
isspe with the tTcfRlcH Oh ue tni'tu .f>At'' - VIZ
yeek a time we NAV expect to get their views aud
on;nions and who can doubt that they VII slie' ce
f5 Iuur years 10 coe all these ihresis OF seoe slon
and di.unon o. which We hear 81 much, ny e tIiulI
ybSnt ,econ 10 The Presidency Of the gallant Johu e.
fremont 10 This end, tain would invoke the heait !!
and patriotic cooperation of every friend posses III
| the country. -, ,
TLus, Justify and very inperfo,tly, gentlemen,
have rcsuCndei 10 YOUR note and atcr thsnkinS yoJ
| for the compliment! Gu have paid me can only ado
my forNent bope that good Providence may deienC
| Nuh stta, n.pc,f / .pl se JOHN g. FRY
| To Mc.sI. NJ y. JoSEs GioRGE Ii. WHEELLS, JIAlts 1
| - snIo oil.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

LOWTLL, Mass, Wednesday, Vct. -, Io'u'
lie Democracy OF Middlesex County rallied III
great numbers III Huntington Hall sst evening 10 hear
eli address from the Hon. Rufus Choate About o,ooo
p,or'c Rad got inside the Hail aud aitcr Mr. Cnoate
had commenced his speech the floor began 10 settle
crH.hg for few minutes fr,htful scene of panic
and confusion.
through the influence ot ". r Butler esq. and 9th
err the ardence wore finally quictel aud adjourned
10 VI street when Mr.. Choae flushed his speech from
III. balcony oi the American House amid the eutusi-
aslc cheers OF the vast that surrounded IT,.
II hes bten asc rtained that the All oor settled ab1u.
tovi riches and would probably have falea THROUGH
briI ring the roof with It, had e cadence remained
h,o minutes longer,
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

RocELaNp Cu-The Republic ans Of Rock'tbd have
nominated ISAAC SHERWOOD of Haverstraw for As
sembly, JoHNO HEGLSCAMP for Clerk, DAVID Ben
sen for Supernte ndent, SAMSON MAINS for Coroner,
Jous S. VrRsRYcK for Sessions, and joan T.
BLAscn for Di.,rct.Attorney. This is strong ticket
ar VIC trust it is to be elected.
The Twentieth Ward Republican Club viii hold
their last regular meeting this Thursday evening
Gen. Bruce of Madison Co., and others, will address
The meeting
The Brooklyn Tenth Ward Republicans will hold
their last meeting Constitution Hail. corner oil Court
and Butler streets, this evening Chauncey Shafcr,
who was prevented or previous occasion from speak
ipg TO the Tenth Warders with Judge Beebe, will be
on hand.
"A large meeting Of Fremonters was held in Faneuil
Hall, Boston, on Monday night, at which the Hon.
Franklin Dexter the Hon. Charles Hudson and others
spoke. Mr. Dexter has not for long time taken part
in Political move ments.
"A correspondent nj Avondae, Penn, write, us
that Chester County will do from 100 to 900 better
for Fremont than she did for the Union ticket at the
last election.
To the Editor Of The A. Y Tribans
SIR: Business called me into large manuiacturns
establishment up town this morning. addressing one
OF the workmeD, who was reaiing mr. MD. % 90
was eating his elmer remarked . Men VINO read
such papers won't he k ely TO vote for James
next Tuesday" mo, siree--we don't g for eHteho-
ing Slavery In this shop" " Are there many IKE you
herel There is large majority for Fremont. 1a,a
he But how did you go lss. year. or At me ids'
voted for Pierce, an sorry to.ssy' Ne.'
Tuesday will show vote from the silent, reedlGg
thinking thanics of this city FOR Fremont, ina VIII
astonish mere politicians.
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ANOTHER ACCESSION TO TIE Ere
MONT CAUSE.

joins b. Fry, gentleman of talents and education,
long friend and correspondent of Henry Clay, az well
a. of most of the leading statesmen OF our times en-
joying their respect, friendship and confidence in
the highest degree, has abandoned the supper.
Of M. Fillmore and come out, Is will be
seen by the correspondence now published,
warmly and enthu ,asticaly in favor of the Repusl
can cause and candidates. Mr.. Fry has hosts of al
dent friends in all sections of the country, who viii
read his manly letter with pride and satisfaction and
very many others will doubtless adopt his patriotic
suggestions;
NEw-YoRK. Oct. % 1856
Jonx r. Fay e,4-Dedy sir Your views and opinions upon
political affairs regarded Of much importance to us just
now and we beg TO ask your expression of Them
Your devotion 10 M Fnor is well known 10 us%nd Of
which VT do pot complainant what ought 20 do In this
crss, With great respect,
Your f.iihfu fI.ends aud otedt sersts
GEO. ii. WHEELER,
NJ. N. JONES,
JUNIUS T. stage,
JOHN j. ROSS,
HENRY HURAY
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The HON. B. r. BUTLER on THE QtES-
TON or THE DAY.

NKw-YonE, Tuesday. Oct. b la'6.
GiSTLEyLs: have had the honor to receive he
b,4e Of your Chairman inviting ne to address the Ra-
hcaOn MeetI z to lie held this evening by the Kepub-
hcsns 6 Kings County, at the City Hall Park in
BnOkbo. regret exceedingly that the condition Of
my heath, and ether circumstances OF personal
ture, vii not permit to- he with YOU bat al a'o
Permitted TO rejoice hat my place will be more than
made good By the presence Of many others better
qualified than my self to discuss the great question
pending beto, the country lo1 have well described
1t ne OPT osiOn to toe further extension Of Slavery in
" the territory Of these United States. This Is the
one comprehensive and far reaching interest iLyolv
in tho present ceDvss. IL is impossible 10 eX4gcra;e
it, importance to Ourselves and to u world. Or
portion in rerpfc, TO II Il that demanded by Patriot
I'm Humanity and Religion, and it must prevail.
The fathers Of the American Republic laid IL foun-
dstCIs in the natural nd equal rights Of man. and 50
long the Declaration Of Independence Is allowed 10
he read ana circulated, uny re that the truths
which it proclaimed will never be 'orgo';en by the
mas,es tie mil OBS Of our people. Portions Of them
NAV seem at times loee Of these principles OF
even TO abandon them but should not DOUBT the
b. nesy of their intentions their capacity III the
long un 10 discover and carry cut the right. Sill
less should dEtrrs' tie benignant purposes of Di
vine Providence iosa-d tir humsn family or toward
our Nation pot 81 49, family.
IN the to.t n I'D - the sentiments, let Us adj
dies. ourfsf,. - ga Iu'ies Of the present crisis,
chtered By tie Juice aid era 1deur of and
rejoicing in the privilege OF being tunoered with its
I I'M, Gentlemen, yesy respectfully snd ;TSiy yoqr.
IT, W.. PR esq and Others Committee IL.
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NrCARAGTAN NEWS.

B.f1rsoRY, "wednesday, oct. 70. Is56.
Ner-Orieeu. papers Of Thursday Of lat week are
o hand They the details Of tie late Nicaragu4n
news, but there is very little to odd to the report al
ready telegrsrhed over the wires
Capt. Williams, of Gen. Walkers army, who csmo
ss q passenger in the Tennessee gives detailed ac-
counts Of the battles fought e, Massnyh and Granada
His report agrees with that telegapbcd.
Gen. Walker was preparing TO march in pursuit Of
the enemy.
The howiizers and MIME rifles sent from Sew-Yok
were received previous to the recent battles.
Minister Wheeler WAS dang fously ii, having been
attacked with a fit Ct apople1y.
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RICMOND COUNTY Versus TIE Gus
TOMHOESE.
JOHN COCHRANE AND THE IRISH.

To RE Edsfor II TIE y. Y. TJtbsHs
SIR: The Democracy Of this county are in dread
full state OF excitement in consequence Of the remova
from the night watch department in the Custom
House, by Mr. John Cochrane, the Surveyor, of an
Irish adopted citizen from this county the only one OF
that class, and the appointment of Know-Nothing from
bis own district 10 his stead. The Buccaneers regard
this as deathblow to their Congressional and County
ticket and they mean to be revenged in the
d,fea, Of Cochrane For this purpose 500 have been
raised by che Of their Clubs here and twenty nen viii
he rem. into the Eleventh Ward on Friday next to
accomplish this object. 81 OOO more will DO ready as
soon as needed which has been subscribed by Que IN
diyldu,I rho has moro influence in Cochrane's dis
rict han he is capable of controlling if he should fill
the Cuetom- House with Know Nohings, to the ex-
clusion of adopted citizens whore vote he VIII beg tor
but in vain ON tuesday next. Oh, consistency! thou
art q Jew el not found in CUSTOM HOCsE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPUBLICAN PROFESSIONS.
BosTOs. Wednesday. October ~, II

The Fremont and Dsyo torch-llght procession here
this evening the greatest and most imposing polt
cal demonstration ever Witnessed in New England
There were ten divisions, with thousands Of tor
ches and series of transparent tableaux rep:
resenting the most striking features developed
durirg the Presidential campaign. OF the number in
the procession it is difficult judge. Providence was
represented by 700 Fremonters; Pawtucket By 100;
New-Becford by 800; La~rence by 800 and other
large towns in equal proportion. Over twenty bands
Of music were in the procession. Many private dwell
ings were Illuminated and a general fuslade o! fire.
works, rockets, &c, lighted up tho city.
BANGOR, Wednesday, Oct. %, 1876.
The Republicans OF this city and vicinity had
Grand proce ssion this evening. Over 200 torches
several bands of music, aud an immense crowd of
people made up one OF the most imposing demonSra-
lions g, or seen in this State After the procession the
Hon Israei W .shburn delivered address in Norom
baoa all
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IMPORTANT 70 THOSE WHO SEND
ELECTION RETURNS.

First. Send the rhOle Number Of roes east for the
Electors Of each Presidential candidate -najor,t,cs
die not sufficient
Second. Send the majortes only for State officers.
Third: Send the names and politics Of the members
OF Congress ,lected-but give no figures.
Fourth Send the names and politics Of the New.
York State Assembly men elected but give no figures.
In cases where it . impossible to send promptly
complete returns by States Counties or COhgressi nal
election districts send nearly full returns as posi-
BILE. and n careful estimate of the balance.
Editors throughout the country will gresiy cise the coli
prb.birg the above notice every day until Tucsdsy.
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LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHiRLHsTON, Iutsday, Ucr' =, ~
Tie steamship Isabel, with Havana and hey West
dates to the 9th lust, arrived here to-day.
Royal order has been published at Havana that
United States gold hereafter will only be received for
Landing permits at such value as the officers may deem
correct.
Mr.. Blythe has not yet assumed his duties at the
United STATES Consulate.
Sugars bad slightly advanced. 1t was feared that
the late rains would Ietsid the crops. Ffcigh- We're
dull.
The bark Joseph Hall he'd been discharged, and was
10 be rpaiIed mme diately.
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ofmh'rie that threatens tie entire overthrow OF the
very fourdroDs Of Freedom hsve come e. the
ooBoiSsicn l" act al this time sth the Republican par
g, 81 ne party Z ore near experimenting M views
an either # tie c'hers 10 the feId aud If the
III. hes arrived that The Voice Of the uajorts when
lecailv and coIsttutonay expressed come tn; voice
r. hate e sec'"n Of The Union it NAV .h,l b. re-
sisted Il which, hosever e.teItair 10 fear. ,L., 70
si.tspce viii re'tr be tLet by more gs!aa, Ie der
than T.. found in the per- n Of John c. fremont
VERY iTu.y yoIf mend c. EMNONS
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rpOM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNGToN, Wednesday, Oct. -, 1896.
The last tflcial dispatches received from England
make no mention of new Minister to this Govern,
bo sent until the inaug of the new President.
j. n Bonapalte, esq, of Baltimore has been warmly
,eceiyed here by the French Minister. To-day he
paid his respects to the President 49,,
The Cont of Claims will meet tie 18th of Novem-
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nAxK OF TIE RErrBMc OF RHODE ISLAND

PRO1IpINCF, wednesday, De-, y, no.
Tho Rank Of the KC public in this city has been en-
srd its Elects placed ia the hands Of receiver.
fhc csital is AZ 600 the circulation $1,000 and tue
Jcrcsit. !css ian SloO,O0O. Is assets are s90,NO
~ If this somc eco is considered good-ihe rest
is dorb;fl AID contests chiefly OF the paper .,
sy, .bonses guaranteed by Il New-(ork house
that bas failed The pri, ate property OF tho s'ocA-
holder s ho,dCa FOR lie circulation
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The ITor. JoHs NJ C1AIros, says me Do'er tDs-'
H,1o,.er Of the sst inst, has been confined % as
10, IN in this town, for Two OF three weeks pas Vi
Il particular rstre OF his complaint we nav nov
fo,rled, but hs physicians think it doubtful "he,ps
/, vii ever entirely recover. On sa'utuay "s' n'
joined tie Presbyterian Church and took Tue 'a''A
anI In :. ansrfIntnt.
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From TIE BAHAnAS.-Ragged Island was on the
9TH Of September, visited by a hurricane, which un-
rooted many houses ana Damaged all NOR OF hess de
s1oycd large portion OF ss and wrecked part Of the
boats Which deliver the SAT- to vessels; also csu,g
actCltcn 70 81 vessels hat nero there for salt.
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BURNING OF A ROpEwALK.

EOSToS, WcduC sday, Oct. -, ts56.
Wcbhei seNtcnsivc ropcwalk in Northampton street
WI, Gestr,yt 10y fire sbOu, midnight Less eslima od
ai.sly,Oto.
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MEETING OF MECHANICS.

BosrcN Wednesday, Oct % 1856.
rta mechanics of Boston assembled in large num-
hers nt Fanoul Hall last evening, the Hon Joseph
Story nresiding Mr. Barlingamo catered The Hall at
10 O'clock and spoke for an hour In an able ana e'o
VI manner.
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pEpI,ptrCAN MASS MEETING.

HaRTfoRp, Wednesday, Oct. ~, ls56.
The Hon. n. 7. Banks il speaking this evening to
the isrrest Fremont meeting ever held in this city
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w. McKannA tel mt, q

AocipT,1s-Wm McKeona tell nv, = "tr o. W.. tuc
fud I'D ril- fractured, e.sice - o'-N' -
II. =, tsken % ID. New York to.p,t- .. &; W. -
ST. by rs. treAIls IL .b.s -" de va. %Aea nom"
~. A3u.d,T a.s,Scsted
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NEw.JIR.lY RErrsLIcAs ELHcroRAL isc.-
In answer to an inquiry about the Electoral tiot~
New,Jer.ey, state that the foaovss ss. .,s,.s
will be supported by the RepueISo.n Psrt g,..
sac L'ef.S,..JspSs; ;, p'r f. sss aessat IL
D,,tT'e1 tm'7IU i'll Robeit fost.& Ivu pssA
Ryenep: v, Edgar b. wske@ss:
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AMERICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct. -, 1870.
j. d. Culver, e-q., Of Oswego, has beon nominated
fer Congress by the Americans of the Osgego District
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VOL. 4---N0. 293
BALTIMORE.
ma. m.GI- MEDICAL oprIcE. I.eeh D

uAR. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, LOCK- IN.
- hrinary Batimere--instuted A. d. le!. 90 ~ scnm
III OR NO PEE REQutRED.--Dr Mills, an experienced
Physician OF the Aopathe School, be eohfdfiaiy con
suited IN all eaacs Of private mature or disease
MONEY RqntrcdU Cure Ia EUectcdA practical ex-
enables Dr. NJ to In
he shortest possible time o have 1t safely effected
fafra ely celebrated for the enectual and
speedy classes Of Secret Diseases was establsed
Ia tha rity n from Qnaekey, over 20 years ago
IAe gh Rptaon of this Institution would render public
notice for the applicants here for
lohed o their money palfreafed by
who flourish so largely In the public prints and
with whom city Is soyerstoeked
Inflicted tinard II would avoid injury pccu
nlarv early medical aid wherc
promises than he will bonoraby perform
Chronic Ihe usnsl symptoms are Sore
Throat the Mouth Itching and Tenderness abou
Nose Botcbes Enptions thf skim &C. Upon the
ch caaes Dr Is willing stake his honor and reputation
Triumph " seisaeerhs remedies ot pr d. In resfor
manly rcnovanR the sbauered eonstitu
ton speedily all debility or injury incurred from
habit unsurpassed by any discover s"t the
Eafisd Maaho9d May hero hnda cortan restorative and
honaands from their use realized the sweet fruiton
ne which, from aur. Of Quaekeries. In their hitherto
unItless aunfch, had become almost exiinguishcd
IredanfNo pol ionoua compounds OF Mer-
Noxions Drugs used In his practice.
10 feuadsi.ong sperience In she treatment OF Female
Affections Diseases &c. qualities Dr. NJ TO AFFORD
Relief effect IN the nosi dnieult eafes Com
unncaons sacrody guarded aud treatment marked
mud dolraey,
Dr. hfs froa Trfpeatipe This reign Remedy appllca
either duly prepared, by mall on 10
cop 80 reiiing so prescription VIII be included
Distant persons cured ai home, by addressing DIN j. H.
MILLS BALTIMORE, lcltoa post paido Medicines sent In
any direction, by mail or express
mnpn a
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Once Of the Com i-stewer of Lotteries,
HALriMonF, April ~, 1856 !
uyulE UudcrsiV Vued, Com m si0urr Ia aaerte

VUNIIE WndTtrBNncd, COWfntsstOWcf OF usOdteftfS
ofhe State Of Maryland being In recelpt daily ~ letters
from various portions The county making inquiry to
Lottery Schemes with which the country flooded and which
purpot be "ddrd By The drawings Of The Maryland Coaso
idafrd IJfeE tha method all surh letters
Of inquiry and inform the public that oil Lotteries PnrpernR
be deoied by e MARYLAND Unwiaes fras tst
certain parties Who yo themselves Morris Co. pretend
be Managers Sole Agents for tho Grand Charter Lo
rleA nj Cleveland Ohio impotors andsad lottery fraud
having neither legal or presumpve exscncc and that
other fictitious Arm styled Murry Co, Cleveland Ohio are
eonpoeorH and all lotteries which they profess he
ayers or agents for, aao frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE of this city, Ia tho Contractor for
drawing the Maryland lotteries The business conducted
under the firm Of II fRANCE& CO. ns Managers and they
have sole In the city OF Baltimore There how
ever forty licensed vcndcr for the State of MARYLAND
who derive license under him. through this occ scil tick
oa In the Maryland Lotteries u II McPliAiL.
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the State OF Nd
. a onn
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Ind :"
easy make physical Pbut not easy 4? make tho heat
which would have none OF the otectonsbut
NIL the Of every other This has been attempted
here and with what snccoss we would rcspne''y nnpm 70
pullr been unfortunate patcnt
hitherto that almost every purgave medcine acrimonious
aud Irritating bowels This not Many ofthem pro
duee mnch gripping pain and revason tne system ~ 70
the good 10 be derived frn them
These is produce no pain, unless IL arises from
existing obstruction arrangement In the bow
vegetable no harm van ari'e from ther
use in amy quantity; better thai medicine should
be taken udciouay Minute directions for their use In the
aovea diseases which they are appcaoe are gwen on @
by Them we mention Liver Complaint In all is various forma
of Jaundeo Indigestion Langonr and ls oil LIST
ossnoss Irrtabiy Bilious lieadaem bhous cveI rever
and Ague Pain the Side and Loin Tor In truth All these
diseased at,n OF tho liver As
apeon they afford prompt and sure ef IN costissness
Piles cholc Dyseniey llumor se,9la @ ama s Sou.
short and every ease whers ruIgatVc hrequireo
The produced snguary sncccssfu cures IN
hcnma,s aoni propsy so,n, ssna sa hey should
be freely taken In the spring ofthc year. 10 puy inc oooo
and prepare system for the change Of seasons An oc
stimulates the stomach Into healthy acion and
tho nppctte ygor They purify the blood and
by their snant the circnlatory system renovae
strength body snd restore the wasted or diseased
though arrangement exisfs but
dosing should mover be carried TOO ia as every
purgative medicine reduces the strength wheh ke 70 cA
cess thousand in which physic Is reqorea can
here but they Suggest themselves 10 tn
reason every body and Is confidently believed TINS pi
will anewcr purpose than anything which hns htnero
eon available to mankind. When titr virtues arc once
know public will doubt what remedy TO employ
when In need of n eaihaftlc medicine
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant to take ana peine
purely vegctableno harm can arse om 'hei uS' " "s d"
uty =, .,,,,, "a u.,,,,o
Price 25 cents per Box rive boxes
for@ Sold by John H. Seay, LynebbnIsi ana ny al
Drngglats and Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell, Ladd Co. Richmond, General Agents
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WATERING PLACES.
spupsON A WUOTuru.

VI SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, 5sssxzy'
Is i.ihCnnuNa, April u at, 1e56-Ne are unSksdssR
u now IN receipt Of the heaviest and most
varied aoek has yet been pleasure offer 10 liberal
public
Those who viii favor establishment with visit viii bo
mprtaod with the general superior character aud style OF
goo beside finding the ample assortment In every
branch OF trade consisting ot Heavy aud Fancy ialnaro
Table aud Pocket cutlery, Nnna and Rifles, Aliens
Sc( Cooking aud Colts Pistols Hunting and Flushing
Tackle silver Plated Ware OF warranted quality Block
Tin and Httnnla Goods, Snddofy, Carriage aud Buggy
trimmings, sShoomnker's Findings Floor and Table oil
tluths, Carpenters. Mllwrghts Nhocwrighis, and
SmitlGs Tooa Housekeeping articles OF almost every
descriptions Window Shades Glt Coniee hnnda and rna,
&c Ne House Hnldng Materials aueh French aiaas and
Locks et every style and furniture, &c Sc Farming uton
ss generally Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades aud toola
ufcvnry variety, bo found such establishment Rt
Wholesale retail prices our stock Ia chiefly from the
uCturors and selected In person. aud these
who call thuy will find assortment lit
part Of the south, CilAA, SIMPSON
\. NJ SIMPSON,