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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-17
The State Of mississippi, I
pA\OIA IoI-NT'N-

The State Of Mississippi, !
pANoLA County,
To Il. G. Rorex and her husband,
.Rorex, VIM. Henry Warren,
james NJ. Warren, George " War
en-, John Warren and Martha Warren,
non-reSiltntS of tn State Of Missis-
Sippi:-
lou, and each of you, are
hereby cited to be, aid appear before
the Pr0bate-CUurt oi said county, at
II term thereof, to he held at the court
house in said county, on the LIST Mon
day III October next, - answer the
petition of Francis VI. Pipkin, admin,
y>trat0r e. The estate of Elizabeth
Pipkin, Decd, for sale of the tive
slaves viz: Nancy, aged 35 years, ant
Bunk, aged % years, for II division
among the heirs Of decedent, and show
cause if any you can, against Such
sale; and farther to do and suffer
such things as shall he considered
and ordered by the court aforesaid, il
the premises.
WITNESS the Hon. 0. liar.
49, rison, Judge of said Court, al
l. S the Court House Of said coun,
t~~ tv, the lst Monday in August
1856, and seal of said court.
Issued Aug. It'll, 1856.
W. p. WOOTEN, CPk
Aug. l3-n29-4w.
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Mr.. Editor, let N
;pent in listening {
ler, will not he los
4 in his behalf wi
MANITY.
has been so grea
as, that il is feare
HUMANITY

The drought has been so great
in Western Texas, that it is feared
there will ~ II scarcity of provi-
>jon2. l. Northern and Eastern
',cXlS, thc crops are good.
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MASON < NOENILL,
q son s6"E'6 q Rs &.

GRONERN, RECEUINC, FOR
WiEDIN(i 4 n D GENERAL
CONFUSION .ITL,RCILiNI,S,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-17

II u man WISH Ia become
l.c1, he must appear to he rich.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-17

Mum Street, second door north Of Union,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-17
R,EaalalsOn ~usppiieS.

to Il, F,Uaf l. p, H"m;,,tis, Tenn.
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W. 7. PORTER, Proprietor.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
FILLMORE IN NEW YORK.


Co The following extract is from let
ter from we'll Informed and reliable gen.
tIeman in New York :--- smt 8a
DuTcHEss COUNTY, N. Y, July 5, $50.
Dear Sir: received your lettet of 9th
inst, and was pleased to hear from YOU
New York will cast her vote
Tor Fillmore and Doneson. The Republic
cans are down, and there is no Dehoeratic
party. Buchanan is nowhere. All good ma
tional Democrats and Wings are with the
American party. Sir, the Spirit Of '76 is a.
live in the North. Buchanan is not popular
with the masses, and the present admins
traitor has no friends but among the spoil
ers. The enthusiasm for Fillmore is aston.
ishing. Let the South do her duty, end Fill.
more will be elected, and this wicked spirit
OF sectionalism ia This couo,t, viii be an.
initiated for some time 10 come.
We demand Justice for the South and the
whole country. Can it be possible that the
South will allow the abolition spirit TO hun,
down a man that has done what Fillmore
has for the UNION?
Push on the column in your State. Hove
Virginia, II love the Union, and may God
bless you and all men engaged in the cause.
Respectfully, Yours. AC.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
News From The Fountain Head.
MoRoANTowN. VA, Sept. 12. 1855.

g HF MoRGANTowN, VA, Sept. l2. 1855.
This is 10 Certify That have examined
the Recipe for preparing McLanr's Improv.
ed Vermifnpe aud Improved Liver Pills by
DR.. L. Scott. who has been in the habit Of
preparing and using my original medicines
in my office during The last thirteen years,
and that believe he has improved them
make the above statement the more vii.
lngly as have no interest IN them what
ever G. McLANE, NJ ID.
DR.. M'Lanes Improved Liver Pills and Impro-
we'd yermiiuge, also DR.. I. Scouts Celebrated
White Circassian Liniment, prepared solely IN.
der the supervision of DIR. !. Scott, Regular
Medical Graduate and Physician of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Or. l. Scott
Co., sole Propretors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, Va. DIR. M'Lone's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved Vermifuge, accompanied by GER
tificate of G. McLane.
~ All the above Medicines are for saie by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
Fillmore and ponelson ulub.

Pursuant to previous notice meeting Of
The friends Of Fillmore and Donelson was
held at American Hall, in Morgantown, on
Tuesday evening July 8, for the purpose of
organizing the Monongalia Fillmore and
Donelson Club
Alter singing the patriotic welcome song
10 the air OF 'tRed, white end blue,r with a
will, the meeting was called TO order, and
+. MADEIRA, Esq, was elected chairman,
Jos. K. MATTERS, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated, as a.
eove, with pertinent comments, by Lee Roy
Manner, Esq, after which, B,t
On motion, we go into an election for per.
manent officers for the club which was
carried.
Whereupou, went into an election with
The following result. So.
President, = LEE Roy KRAMER, Esq.
Vice Presidcnt,--.J. G. BEEson.
Secretary, Jos. r MATTERS.
Treasurer, WIN. DuRB1x.
The announcement OF the choice Of the
Club was received with enthusiastic cheers.
On motion. Resolved. That we procure
FILLMORE and Donelson pole, to be put up
AT such time and place as shall be deemed
ekPedieut by The Committee to procure 1t.
l(Cheers.)
Messw. M. Hayes, II. Swindler and s.
0'es'ried, jr., we're eppoin,ei Committee
under the resolution. M
Twas proposed 10 elects delegate to the
mouhdsvlle Convention OF the 9th inst,
ou', on motion, acton was postponed until
"es' meeting on FtiJay night.
on motion, Resolved, That when this
meeting adjourn it adjourn TO meet on Fri.
Jay evening nesl, and that the Club meet
regularly hereafter on Ftidsy evening OF
each week.
=, Resolved, That these proceedings be pub.
"sned IN the Amern an Union.
ihree times three cheers were now propo.
~o'--'hree for Fillmore. three for Donelsop,
aoo three for the Union,---wbic were given
VI, ~',n viii end an energy that made the
"Vkin ring. after which songs were sung,
'"a the meeting adjourned in govi feeling
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
OUR CINCINNATI coRREspoNDENr.

,,-.- CINc1NNATf, July B, 1856.
Dear Sir The ever.nemorable Fourth
was not celebrated by any public demonstra.
ton here. Our citizens, however. seem TO
have gotten up inm,mcfable private celebra.
tons on their own indisidusl "hcok." which
passed off in o very spirited manner. Par
iiculerly, a, night, the whole heavens were
illuminated by Fireworks Of every DIES.
cfiption, in all parts Of the city and the
pyrotechnic exhibition Of Mr. Diebl, on the
city lot, was certainly the most credilsbIe
affair ever gotten up west OF the Alegbeuiee.
Altogether, we may claim TO BE- not whit
behind any other city in our love for our
country, aud our exubersnce Of Joy and en-.
thusssm upon the return Of Independence
day, must not omit the mention Of our
military companies, whose display was very
Rnc.
II Is almost needless TO say that politics,
and the chances for the election Of this or
that tandidsts, now occupy the lsrgcss
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

About noon of the fourth, our there
tofore quiet streets were thrown all a.
cog by the announcement that the SIN
dams were coming! A company of
some % or 80 "young Americans"
painted as red men and dressed in real
Indian costume, mounted on horse
back, filed into town from the Suspen-
sion Bridge, and performed sundry ev-
oluticns, comicalities and originalities,
to the infinite delight of the Juveniles,
and the no small amusement of old TO-
gies. To make up a variety, this en-
terprisc was happily conceived and we'll
executed. At FIVE o'clock the party,
with an equal number of 'pale faces"
partook of a splendid and beautifully
provided supper at the Golden Sheaf,
Il. w. Saer's). Supper over, patriotic
toasts were read and war dance en-
acted, after which the party retired to
the river, where they dotted the Indian
and donned the white man by the po-
tential application Of pure Mononga-
hela.
Their toasts, though furnished for
publication, we are compelled to omit,
for want of room, except the following:
By Osceola--Our host, his bounti-
tul repast, gentlemanly bearing and
hearty hospitality, entitle him to our
warmest thanks and most grateful re-
membranes. asss
By Black-cloud-Mr. Hayes: He
passed us "scott-free" over the Sus.
pension Bridge; the Red man loves the
generous and open-hearted.
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CoIMIssIoNrR's Or rIcE,

NV|BUHtUUH, va, JUNG ., I5OU.J
To DANIEL Brewers Exec'rs. eli ala,
Cnmp!ainauls, and ANNA BREWER,
ct ais, Defendants. -
YOU are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Monday the 18th day Of July, 1856, at my Office
IN Morgantown, MoDonguia county, Virginia,
II fair, IL not on the next fair day thereUe r
[Sunday excepted) TO state and settle the execu-
tor.al accounts oil Daniel Brewer, executor OF
Christopher Brewer, sr., deceased, as well as
the other points submitted to me by the above
Decree, at which time and place you will please
attend, with any proper evidence and vouchers
to enable mo- TO discharge my duties under the
reference properly.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of the
said Court the day and year first aforesaid.
oil I'd l.. S. HOUGH.s
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
NJ A r RED,

AT the residence of Mr.. j. Childs, in
the Grab Orchard settlement, Preston
county, on the 18th Of June, by Ed.
j. M. Purinton, Mr.. Cabin @. E6rman
to Miss Clarissa 4. Cyess, all Of Pres
ton county.
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. A. r. Rude,
Mr.. Resin ID. Hite, of Morgantown, to
Miss Susan, daughter of Henry Wal
ker, Of Shenandoah county.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
Ehs Fourth

Was celebrated by our several Sab
bath Schools in very becoming and
patriotic manner. The M. E. School
was addressed by Prof Emery at the
church; the Presbyterian School met
a. kcademy. Grove, but We hrs not APP
PRICED Who were the speakers; the N.
?. School was addressed byF. NJ. Dur
bin at the church; the Baptist School
mot at their church and we're address
cd by s. 'Siegfried, jun.
At the Red Springs, the day was OBJ
served by a citizens and Sunday School
celebration; address by Prof. Emery,
Of the Female Seminary, and III. T.
Martin, of Monongalia Academy.
At the Baptist Meeting house in the
Holland settlement, w. D. Siegfricd
addressed a Sunday School and citizen
audience, met to observe the day.
At Fairchance School-house q Sab
bath School celebration was had; and
addresses were delivered by Messrs.
John Dunn and VIM. Pool.
At Mount Morris, citizen, military
and Sabbath School celebration was
had; addresses by Rev. s. Siegfried
and Mr.. Morgan Wise.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

share Of public attention. Ever, thing in.
dictates closely contested canvass Indeed
J should not be surprised 10 see the excite.
ment Of 1910, and Its hard cider and loo
cabin extravagancies re enacted, in the
share Of something else. II is undeniable
that the Kansas difficulties are diving thou.
sands out Of the democratic ranks and The
attempt to abridge The liberty of speech by
striking down, in bis p,aet, q Senator 81. the
United States, makes the mos, Indifferent
pause And, though NE nomina,io OF Z, !.
chansn Ens thougst BY mahy 10 be retro.
gression of the Democracy differ With tina,
sopmion; for he stands onythe platform and
ts'no lonaeru James Buchanan, but the i'm :,
bodirpent of democratic principles, Pierce !,
\ Douglas, Squaiter suyereigniy, the I, Ostcnd
Circular aud dill. How any .bldrline Whigi
can go the plstto5m, with 'feh cent Jitnmey"'
oh IL, is pas, my comprehensive s { -
|. The River is yesy low, and none ,b,, the
smaller class Of Boats can run h,ii5e to
Pittsburgh. And while the ,hermometer'
ranges up to loco in the shade, the liver
will not probably get any higher. Our ci,i.
zens are hieing away to the cool and seqnes Z
tered county, and tothe various places of
fashionable resoti aad those ths, cannot
ge, away are signing with The Poet, ~
20, for . ledge in some vas, wilderness,
Some boundless contiguity Of shade"
{, Our new Court House is approach he rap
idly to completion, aud when finished will
rank among the finest institutions Of the kind
in the country, The Custom Hotse, too,
will be done shortly. Il shows to advantage
and has been pronounced one of the finest
specimens Of architecture of which the
West can boast. II il designed for Custom
House ond Pos, Office also, besides furnish.
Ing rooms for the United States Court land
its officers & sEgb Sc 81 y
The United States Marshall FOR this Dis
trict is in considerable trouble. An investi-
CATION lie going on, which,t is said, will
chow that systematic attempt was made,
and succeeded but TOO well. to swiudle lh'
government GU, Of some $4,000 or $40 600
by the overcharge Of fees in the late fugitive
Slave case. A change of tenants of the
White House is likely to furnish material
for considerable indignation. The pecua.
tion and sin Of the administration Of Frank
lin Pierce is enough TO Danish it into the
nethermost regions Of Salt River.
4
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MnEsTrE.

A Ii those having accounts or notes with tho
N old firm Of r. A. Dering & Co., or with tho
late frnl of II. Dering Il Bro, are respectfully
requested 10 seide the same,
owing,Io the decesse of ms brother, Hugh M.
Dering, Nho was member of both rfhe above
firms, the Necessity for prompt attention ts'thc
above reqnes, wiiI.be apparent TO all.
rhave sold out our entire stock Of Goods 10
Mr.. Fred. A. Defihg, who will continue the tner-
csntile business At the old stand, and take this
opportunity Of returning my sincere thanks TO
our old Friends and customers for their long con
tinucd fyots and patronage. !. u. .DERiNG,
Ex'r. Of Hugh NJ. Dcfing.
the old stand, whero my brother, Gc6. M. Der
ing, or mystlf will attend to tho settlement Of
- y ~ ~ - II. DHRING.
q horgaitown, July IL, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
Correspondence Il the .Anerle.a uaie...
CoURT-pAY AT FAIRMoNT. !
z .,.st EAiRAosr. Va, July 8, 1855.

L. -, EAtRNoNr. Va Julv q. 1854
Mr. Editor. d - E,tsasss tats
SRtsN slSf Clemens opened the canvass
here Yesterday with a big gun. He began
ut O'Clock and spoke about Two hours. aid
snppos ng he was "alosie IN his. glosys, he
sa'd what he pieaeed sn'i made sssertions
that wore most exsfsord'uasy indeed. l1
4, when he took his sect, Mr. =. n. PEI.
polni, o. 'No,a IA, AS. snd 20 Anosoris,y,
mounted Inc sisnd snd defined shis position
IN tn's canvass vase lie wac an "old line Wing"
ana intended 10 continue one lie mode a
ha''o"a' conservative sfeeeii' condetfini''g
u'o os''a.on ~ me s'avesy question: ami
ss'u e"a' Tue Not.h was not 10 plane Tor all
.e P'ese"' exoueH'e NJ on inns sexed ques
"o"ha. ~ was e"fiousaDle alike TO the
'A"ee soonao"ism Sa..t me No'tn, emu me
WV .a"a'V'.'" =. he sou'n' anu aemon-
'uo"u '"a' '"e DmoO'ds'o parry 70 IesPoh-
"o.e 'o' IT, s'e wa no. maze mere po'u as
e''o.s' '.' P"Vsu a' no sau WIN most
s ue"'o'as" e'.ue"ce' ne wou'o
NV so'o VT Ducho"sa oee"ass no nad no
'"Po'"! wi III" " hs P"W, no "ou'a
~. NV o' .o"' 'o' ING 'e"sons'-
""''"'' "' "oo'o 'o'o 'o' f''mo'e OF hot
W"' :" NC ueoo'u "e'ea'"i' ne sad u
'"''o ""o '"i'e soou y" t"e pemocfa''c
'''eo 'o n''e eou'u see ~ "e showed
"o'' '' '''t. Ma. W al eases " mint
"e"' a'.so' 70 TAG o"'o", 'ne .oco'ocos mao
'o'" wi a'u " 'ne S.ea' wing 'esoe's'-,
'"e graz s''"es'e W 'ooo' Gnu o'heIs 0"
o''"'oi o'onso"s. i"e" ne referred 70 Ci'm
quo p'o" " stunning over mo o'u i'"e wings
,, GO MT 'o'es. ltF4
fe'e o'e'nehs interrupted MN ana SAID
"e "e".ea 70 spe aR awnie. feirpoint gave
way anu 'e' n," nave MS SWING ior haii an
nour or more longer, "h'ch made Clemens
"ho more 'hah douoe reirpo'nts. In inns
n"' hour speech clemens was exceedingly
personal ana a,loaed 10 feirPoint marrying
no''"e'a ae9e' aho 'hshua'ea 'hat sue
"au exercised an uhaue in II over ms
ro'''cai opinions, ana that sue mad made
w" "a''r 70 'rsihla' &C. NC ms
'oucheu SPOT In Mr. fe'rpo'nt mat was
, u"'or'uha,e LOT ms adversary. ms cheek
ou'neu WIN h'ies' 'h''sia''o" mar MS
! ''"'y Me'e o'o"sh' '"us III me Poi,''ca'
| 'ie'' 10 "ho'u a'"use'"e''' 10 d crowd Of oo's-
''' ,' "'e,'' ~ i.
'' "u "'hS Po''''ea' eP'ec"es'
"a,e "e''u s'"e' S"a'p s"''''ns on Po','ca'
.e' ",o 'oa'' "." 'se's'. u'""
9' ~ ''u ""'e ne"'' s'a"'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

CO. FRANK. Hurry, Esq, who has just
returned from tour among our Southern
cities. will accep; our thanks for late Louis
vile. cincinnati and Pit,sburg papers.
OF D. B. LYNCH has our thanks for late
Louisville papers. r1.-.r ,e.ss
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SALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PRESTON COUNTY.
Byrnr & Pulliam,

TyTHU C UIWWH9
.....
William Thompson's Admir- and others.
The undersigned Commissioners, by virtne Of
de cree in the foregoing case, rendered by the
Circuit Court of Preston county, Va; on the ISth
day of March, 1856, will sell before the front
door of the court house in Kingwood, Preston
county, on the End Monday in July, 1856,
to the highest bidder, credit of 6, IL & IS
months, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curity with interest front the day Of sale, the fol-
lowing Land described in deed from the co nj :
panant, Byrne, to William Thompson, fled a.
mong the papers of the aforesaid cause, con-
tanning Six Hundred and Eighty a ores, ly-
ing on Cheat River and the Waters thereof.
June Q, 1856, WAITMAN 7. WILEY,
81 I'd JOHN J. BROWN
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THE PARTIES Interested N the above

THE PARTf Els Interested IN the above
Decree will please take notice that shall, al
my Office IN Morgantown, MonongGlia county,
Virginia, on Tuesday the 10Th day of July, 1856,
IL fair, if not on the next fail day thereafter,
Sunday excepted) proceed to discharge the lu-
ties dcvolylng on me by the above decree, at
which time and place You will attend with any
necessary evidence and vouchers to enable me
to discharge said duties properly.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chanccry OF the said Court, tho 9Th day of June,
1856. LIS. HOUGu.
To Bowlhy& kincaid, Complainants, and Tarle-
ton and Fitch, Defendants. ....a. OIL til
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
The New Court.

Composed OF the Justices elected in May
last, will be organized on the 4lh Monday in
this month. The commissions have come
10 hand, and as the law provides that the
Justices shall be qualified q, the frs, Cour,
after their election aud commission, the July
term is the proper time. A presiding JUS
Of Justices for the term of their election
will be made. ast,se II .-..r. .t.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
groceries 8

AT THE BIG WINDOW!
We are noto recciUing and qGer ,for sale
Hugs Sugar,
10 Barr els Mnlasses,
6 boz. Buckets,
l Tubs,
IL Extract Coffee,
Boxes Soap.
$50 C"lored Carpet Chains,
.... Bbl. Rice,
10 Bbl. Mackeral,
..., 10 Boxes Star Candles,
...- Bales Batting, - ....
... Boxes Tobacco,
6 Boxes Looking glasses,
10 Boxes Glass waro
1000 lbs. Canvass Hams,
25 Kegs Wheeling Nails,
25 Kegs Pure White Lead,
Together with Iargr LOT c. flee, Teas,
Crushed, PuIrerzed & Clarified Sugars All
OF which we will,seIl on very accommodating
terms. CARR HANWAY & On
April, 10 1856. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
LET US REASON TOGETHER,
Holloway PILLS,
WHY ARE WE SICK ?

1t has BEEN The 10: of the huuau race 20 be
weighed down b. die sise and suiT Wng ttf,-
ioway's Pills are specially adapted 70 the 10 {
Ind the INfIRM, of all clinics, ages, 81. a. &
constitutions. Professor Iioo~'9y. .prrac,a.r
suporIutonds the Manufacture If liz ;uct:c!!,rs
in the United States, and Offers item 10 We
and enlightened people, as the best rtnooJ lie
world ever saw for the removal ocd.scaCc.
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NOTICE.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees of
Monoflgslis Academy, held a, tho Academy
Angus, o, 1St9, 1t was--
ORDERED, That no person other than
the Teachers ant Students in the Academy
be pe'mitted 10 play ball upon The alley o.
grounds OF said Academy, and that notice
De given Of this order by publication for
two weeks
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Funeral Sermon.

Ed. B. WHITLATcn, Of Greene county,
Pa, will preach the funeral sermon Of Jno.
n. Crichfield, decd, al The residence of
VIM. Crichfeld, on the 4,h Sabbath IN this
month, al Ii O'Clock.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

H9NoWay'8 Pills arc tie best Esmedy
knoecn IN tic wor'd FIR the
Jollowjng Diseases:
Asthma DiurrhoCa Indigestion
Bowelcompi',u Dtopsy lnf6ouzo
Coughs Debility ... Inflammation
Colds Fever and Ague Ie1oroalAacc
Chest diseasco Fbn;alo comp'ts tc14
Custiyenese Headachns -. Worms, OF ali
Dyspepsia a.. Inward woakRoss kipGs
stone GrnTel Secondary symp- Lwstcomli'ts
iownoss OF Spirits toms rlhs -.
*@f Sold at the Mauulac torres al = Toicssor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Ltnc, New Yors. nH1
249 strand London, by all responsible O'orgiot1
and Dealers III Medicine thtoGghoGt the Unile1
States, md tho civilized word, IN boxes, NJ ~
cents, 62H cents, and 81 each.
" There IS considerable saving 10y laking
the larger sizes.
N. u. Directions Tor thG gnidonoc Of pauea.7
in every disorder are affixed TO each box
December ]. 1866. ... COW
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Grind.Stones,

Burr P. Marsteller will receive in a few
days, lot Of well assorted and superior
Grind.Stones, to which he invites the at,en-
ton of those in need of such articles.
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The whole world Conquered !
Rr. H. Scctt's Cclcbrntcds Whitt
~ CfCCnssiH n Lin. ri Csst.

The universal! relief afforded ty applicstions
OF this Celebrated King o.. Pain X iiicrs in ca
scs Of RhcumatisD. Gout, Lumbago,Sorc Throat,
Bruises, Sprains, Swclings, Stiffness Of the
Joints, Sciataca, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches
or any othor disease for which n Pam Killer or
Linimcnt is used, enables us to assert positive
W Tint DIR. ]. scotts Celebrated white CIR
cassian Linimcnti is the most reliable, safe and
pleasant remedy Yet discovered, ropp ct,.ng as
tonishing properties Fon HEALIHG DISEASE AM
THE rRo;irr ERApIcATIoN OF rAiE. Ihc MANY
auestations to it's writes, given by pcrsona Of
enlightened Judgment and strict integrity should
induce ali to adoptit MS u standard Farl,!y Rom.
edy. Tue most incrodulous vii! require r.othing
more than the following testimony Of DR.. e..
Nc Lane, distinguished 40 great discoysrer of
ncli al
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/, Diss0auel0Rs.

INIiEPattnershp heretofore existing bot wsen
- NJ. p!sWilley, Joseph -f. Woodward and
John A,gHayeslpmtpers doing business under
The htm al id otYie of NJ. Y. Wiley & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, the said Joseph
rB. Woodward having cold his entire interest in
their Book, Drug and Tobacco Store to his part
ners, NJ. Y. Wiley aud John A, Hayes, who are
authorized to settle up tho business Of tho late
firm. or r-- - NJ. Y. WILEY.
'-ah j. d WOODWARD;
'7 JUNE 2lst, &c., JOHN A. HAYES.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS

No female, young old, should be Widen:
this celebrated medicine. 1t correct. ana rpru.
lates the monthly courses at all peri DDS, setting
an many cases like Il charm. 1t is aiao ihe best
and safest medicine that can nc given to Children
OF all ages, and for any complaint; Consequent
ly no family should be without it.