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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

Take no more Arsenic, Tones, Mercury.
Qninine. Felsritugcs, Strychnine, CT Anti Peri
odics Il any kind. The well known inefficien
cy oil these noxious poisons proves them Ia be
the ouspilng either OF false medical principles.
or OF mercenary quacks. The oaly remedy in
existence that is both sure and harmless. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in Plymouth by H. B. PERSHlNG,
q Co., dealer in Drugs medicines Groceries,
July -. 1855. I8iy.<
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Crippled pith Rheumatism, arm ana leg per-
ished-no hopes Of his reuoUery-timeiy use
Of K. x. R.-A ,conderful cure.

LETTER FROM ISAAC HUDDLEsToNE.
Rapids Parish, La, Jnne l0th. 1855.
Messrs Ridway s. Cor idway 'sReady Re-
lief has cured Peter May OF Rheumatism, when
there was no hopes of his ever recovering. 1
heard of his situation anI sent for him. His
right arm and leg was all persisted; he had no
use If them at all: but by the use OF your med
icine in two months he was carrying the mail
from Cherryville to Burr's Ferry. l objected.
He said he must do something for living. 1t
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is now wei aud is working On his farm, and
the whole cos, of his cure tor yolr med cines
was five dollars. Isaac HUpDLEsToNE
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Evidence OF Safety.

NEW YORK, June II, 1885.
al have made chemical examination Of
Rhodes" Fever and Agne Cure,'' or "Antidote
TO Malaria" aud have tested IT for Arsenic
Mercury, Qainine, aud Sirychniue, but have
not found particle of either in II, nor have
found any substance in Its compositions that
would prove injurious TO he constitution.
JAMES z Chiffon, vi. D., Chemist
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The LAWYER aud the Judse.

Lawyer Simms was the greatest wag
Of his day. but was blessed with the most
solemn visage that man ever saw in
member of the bar, and wo to the lawyer
or Judge that attempts to handy words
with him. Between him and Judge
P. who. by the way. was not gene
rally considered Solomon. existed no
friendly feelings. and the judge would
never grant him a favor il he could avoid
IL. On one occasion s. wanted q contin-
uance IN . certain case, when the Judge
refused. s. argued that certain circum-
stances gave him the right to claim il.
'Dont you know any thing about these
circumstances. Brother s., replied the
Judge.
well, your honor, think the court
might be presumed to know these facts.
The court brother S., is not presumed
10 know any thing
With . most enchanting smile end
bow, and courteous wave Of the hand,
s. replied:
j am perfectly we'll aware Of that fact,
your honosp and took his seat amid a
burst Of laughter from both bar and su-
diencs.
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THE BOWELS.

All of the common pills Of the day, called
Vegetable, Indian, Caihar,ic. &c. claim chat
they cure disease by purging from the bowels.
This is as far as they go-they act upon The
bowels by irritating the mucuous membrane,
and thus obtain an evacuation in the same man.
the bowels are moved 10y eating some
thing that disagrees with the system. This is
truly an unnatural meihed of restoring the sys-
tenn to health, by swallowing pills that irriiates
and disagrees with it, Those who have taken
these common pills are well aware of the weak
and debilitated condition their systems are left
in. After the securing operation OF these dras-
tic purgatives is over, the bowels are sore ard
feeble. and again become costive and bound
up. Honce arises dyspepsia and host of 9TH
er diseases. Railways Regulators neverleave
the bowels in a costive condition, or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in their operation.
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SoLD.-'Bob, that is a fine horse you
have; what is he worth?'
Three hundred and fifty dollars
NO. not so much as tha,?'
Yes. every cent of il, and another fifty
on Top of IT,
Are you surei'
Yes. I'll swear to it,
All right :.
What are you SO dasned inquisitire
fort
Merely for assessing purposes. nm
assessor for this ward. and only wanted
TO know what you rated your nag at
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Guardian Sale of Real Estate

In pursuance of an order of The Marshall
Il Common Pleas Court, made at its April
term A. d. 1855, the under igned. guardian Of
the pc Isnn and esta e of NJ ,rgaret Judia,
min T heir of Martin Bailey, dece sci, will
offer 70 priva sale on and ter the I'd day
al June next the following described real es-
tate belonging to said ward. to-wit
CONNIE ncng at point fifteen. chains and
fifty links west of the north east corn, of The
west half of the south west quarter Of section
numb C3) thirteen, township number 1897
thirty three, north Of range Il one east, on
e nor b line Of said yes. h,lf; running thence
east sc en- chains and sixty fom links, thence
south parable with the asst line of said west
hi 10 he margin o. Twin AXE in the north
east corner o. the north west traction Of c.
ton ,nu Der twenty four, theme Southwestern
ly along the margin of said lake to a pc Mt
south OF tn starting point, tn nee north par
ailel with the ca line last me ntioned and
seven chains and sixty four inks dI tat to
the place If beginning; contain ng thirty lwo
3l-l0O acres. Appraised at $3.50, and will
not be sold Tor a less sum.
PAUL JuDIA. Guardian.
May 8, 1895. SIS
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an d atmospheric Changes. orer tohich Rndtcdy's
Ready Relief and Radtoay Regulators poss-
es.s the mott remarkable curatiUe po,cers. and
,ohieh ioiH readily yield to the X. X. Remedies.
COLDS AND FEvERs.
When the system is first seized with h sudden
cold, or a fever sets in. A dose of from three
TO six of Railways Regulators should be taken
this is all the medicine at this stage of the
disease that is required, in few hours the sys-
lem will be restored to sound health. But IL
the Geld and fever is neglected. and coughs.
headaches. colds, chills, pains and aches in the
limbs, joints. muscles. bones. side and back,
sore throat. hoarseness, difficult breathing fol-
lows the coid and fever-then Railways Ready
Relief should be applied externally, and good
dose of the Regulators taken: As soon as the
Relief is applied reaction will take place, and
in few hours the .tient will be free from all
pain annoyancs.
II these signs Of the presence ct disease IN
The system are unnoticed, and violent levers
break out in the form of Bilious, Typhoid,
Scarlet, Ship Fever and other malignant fevers
such as Pneumonia, Lung fever and Brain Fee
yer, a more rigid treatment becomes necessary
The Regulators siould be given every four
hours. in large d.,ses of from four TO six, until
tree and copious discharges from the bowels
are Obtained. The reliefappled will produce
a salutarv effect Hpon the skin, and. taken In
water will abate the fever.
II infimations or COMPOSITIONS take place,
Railway s Regulators and Ready Relief should
be taken in large doses. A curs will quickly
follow their use. In. cases of Biliousness OF
malignant Bilious Fever. Bilious Pneumonia.
Railways Regulators. given in full doses, and
the whole surface Of the body bathed with
Radway's Ready. Relief, will effectually and
speedily cure the patient.
IF RHEUMArJsW,
Attacking the joints and limbs. iufitting it,
terrible pangs Of painwith merciless rapidity-
changing about from Joint to joint and from limt
to limb, Lnmbago. Neuralgia or Gout shiictl
you, Rodway's Ready Relief applied applied te
the parts where tn pain is felt, will quickly
relieve you from its excruciating pangs. Rad
way Regulatyrs will expel from the intestine
all irritating aud corrupt humors.
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The Mysteries of disease laid open to the peo-
pie.
Health is the Principle of Lift; Disease is
the prin eipla of Death.
The r. r. r. Remedies possess the grea
power to secure to the human system Health
and long life, and to free the human family
from pains, aches and all bodily inhrmitles.
The art Of preserving health and the mstaed Of
curing diseases by the r. X. RPS
Railways Ready Relief
Is 10 be used in all cases where there is pain.
The moment it is applied externally, or taken
internally, it will alay the most tortnring ache,
pains, cramps, spasms, burns. scalds, &C., and
Quicker than Morphine, Chioroform, Veratrlne
any other anodyne or remedy that has ever
been used by medical men.
1t is safer than these dangerous remedies.-
The public will bear in mind that Chloroform.
Morphine, Opium, &C., only stifle the pain by
supplying the senses. so that the perceptlve
faculties loose the power of feeling, and that
after the influence or these narcotics have pas
ed from the system, the pain again breaks ont
with it's terrible pangs. with rene wed violence.
Railways Ready Relief stops the pain and
removes the cause or the disease that occa-
sions it; it infuses new life into the weak and
diseased parts. 1t braces up the nerves, and
establishes in the system reaction of health
end strength in place of pain, weakness and
disease.
As counter irritant, Railways Ready Re-
lief applied To the surface of the body, where
there is inflammation or congestion, 1t W Il in
stantly scatter the congested blood, equaliZes
the circulation and in a few minutes the most
excrnciating pains are removed. This may be
seen in cases of Lumbago, Cont, and Rheuma-
tism in their most terrible forms. where ap-
plication of Railways Ready Relief will re.
store the patient to ease and comfort.
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.EEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED.
Our world,
Cone Cut Corners,
Star Papers,
New York Naked,
The Waterman,
Bell Smith Abroad,
Stare of the Lamp,
Lieut., Maury's Geography OF the Sea,
Life of Bill Poole,
Grace Lee,
Summer Lands,
Susan,
Kansas and Nebraska,
Wolfert's Roost,
Parish Side,
Our Parish,
A Long Look Ahead,
Cuba,
Life Sam Houston, at ROBERTS.
July IL. 1855. I7yl.
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Insults. says . modern philosopher.
are like counterfeit money. we can't
hinder them being offered, but we are not
compelled to take them.
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Bring on your Seeds!

1000 lush. bright clean Clover seed.
1000 do do do Timothy Seed,
5000 do do do Flax Seed
anted at the Laporie Agricultural and Seed
Wore, for which the highest market price will
epaid. LEMON q SON.
Laporte. Oct Is. 1855. 3lyl
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JOHN AG.ALN.

a. Oklo 81 W 81 AOvs
TOHN has been to New York, Niagara Falls
- and Canada. 1 must tell you friends a
little Of what have seen, if you will call at
my market soon, before forget it. did see
numerous packages OF goods marked J. q Ii.
j. Cougle, such as
Rice, sugar, Coffee. Fish of all kinds,
DRXGooDS.I
An0 AottotIa.
So Istarted for Plymouth thinking that I was
in but Henry sid it just meant him. Well
let him sell them; must try to make live
lihood by strict attention to the market and
garden but II. says that he will buy some
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
and such little things for me, so that I may
get along if remain faithful TO the market. l
will do that My brother in Canada presen-
ted me with rare bird OF unexampled dimen-
SONS "a Shanghai Rooster.) When Iattempt
to speak OF this ieathered pledge OF brother
hood, languague cannot come to time. He
has strong tendency to ran to legs; he is
shaggy, eye like hen, disposition courageous,
tail like the but end of feathered buster, and
his voice like a rhnoceros with the whooping
coughs but cali in the market, can sell you
plenty OF other birds, but how they ever got
my chicken to Plymouth, is uncertain, but
the carmen tell me that they switched off on
a side track and made him draw the passenger
train, and for fear that he might stray away in
the night, cable him TO the woou-honse in
the garden. But this voracIous animal is eat-
ing ne out of house and home, and with the
means of the market only. see that one of us
must starve. His hunger is still on the in
crease. Ihave missed some ofmy wood, pigs,
and kittens. The poor brute has also COM
meuced eating his toes. observed him look
ing strongly after Eliza and Henry. Mr.. Dow
ming backed out. Call folks and see this
monster.
Oh. this feathered Know Nothing, like the
Eastern Prince, who, when he wants to ruin a
man, makes him present OF an elephant, and
will not allow him to sell, give away or kill,
but he must keep the same and be devoured.
This revengeful brother, for some unknown
injury that have done him, has sent me this
villain, who eats if he was the result of a
cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich.
| He must be killed. orsold or breaking team,
| or to some State or Territors Tor curiosity.
Times in New York; saw the Astor house,
city hall white hall, and several other cor
ners, all IN the same night-stopping at all.
The last thing that I distinctly recollect, was
trying to pay fare for three with one piece of
money, demanding 90 change, but did not
! getit. supposeGehe city hall to be an oppo-
sition steamboat. In the morning found my
self in bed with my clothes on, my boots UNI
der my pillow, my hat under the stove, and
my watch in the water pitcher. tried to
write to some one with my oth-brush--folnd
it in the ;nk-stand. This Croton wafer inter-
feres with my tender system SO much, that
think shall take to the use ofmilk in the fu-
ture. What would be the effect ofbrandy and
water without any watcrin it, but with lit
tie lemon?
Aug. 9, 1855. 2iu
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4 Lot of Buckskin and wollen Gloves OF
"a the Brick Stors, 70 ts sold cheap for
lash. ost25-32
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ssURD,S COUGga EsAEsAEs.

IS prepared from a receipt from an eminent
member of the Medical profession, and So
licits the scrutiny of the scientific. 1t has
been successful i'll arresting disease n a null
titude Of cases. in which without this invalua-
BILE medicine, the sufferer would have become
a victim o. that fell destroyer, Consumption.
Try it la les, already the incipient growth
this disease, is diScernable in your hollow
cheek and sunken eye, which if not checked,
wilIbring you into premature and early grave.
TRY 1T, and you will find restoration of
youth and health. o. K. TRIP, Wholesale
Agent, fremont HouSe Detroit. H. b. PER-
SH ING Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. 20, 1855. 2Tyl.
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A. p. HODGES.

A. r. HcDGEs J. II. PORTER
HODGES 81 PORTER,
Attorneys at Lap,
Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana.
Office over H. B. Hines Hardwa Store,
"|ILL give prompt attention 10 the col
w lection OF Claims. attend 10 the par
chase and sale Of rel estate, procure Boun.
ty Land Warrants and Pensions. Refer TO
MEssRs. F. PLANES * CO.. New York.
HAYES g. McKILLAP. "
PEARSON & CO.. Chicago.
R. X. SWIFT & Co., Is
HuNTINGToN. LEE & CO., bet.
D. A. LAYMAN & CO., Gin.
April Go, 1855. Cyl
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AND R0tf0ua.

So Istarted for Plymouth thinking that was
in but Henry sid il just meant him. Well
let him sell them; 4 must try to make live
lhood by strict attention TO the market and
garden. but II. says that he will buy some
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HALL LAMPS, :or.sale At RosERrs
"A I7yf- Laporte.
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Cperm Candles for sale by
- G. B. ROBERTS.
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Diseases and complaints cDused by exposure
an d atmospheric Changes. orer ,ohich Rnd,oay's
Ready Relief and Rad,oay Regulators poss
es.s the mott remarkable curative po,oers. and
,ohieh ,oiH readily yield to the r. r. Remedies.
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GELD HHsGSX
HureE's Golden Gloss
OR BEAUTIFYiN G fEic EiAIR.

FOR BEAUTIFYiN G fEac Fl A IR.
vlNHiS preparation is highly reriumeJ. 1t
4 gives the hair a dark. soft, glossy and
lively appearance, which cannot be obtained
from any other article. II cfeciualy cleans
es the scalp from dandruff and scurl, and keeps
the head clean and healthy. 1t prevents the
Hair from falling Off or turning grey, and in
spireSi il with new life and vigor. Hurd's Col
den Gloss is put up in large bottles, and sold
at the low price OF tlcenfy.fre cents, by all the
principal dealers in Drugs, Medicines and
Fancy Goods throughout The world.
o. X. TRIP, Wholesale ag't, fremont House
Detroit, Mich, and II. B PsRsHlNG Plymouth
Ind. Sept 20, 1855. 2!yl
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TOHN has been to New York, Niagara Falls
- and Canada. must tell you friends
little Of what have seen, If you will call at
my market soon, before forget it. did see
numerous packages Of goods marked ]. & II.
j. Cougle, such as
Rice, Sugar, Coffee. Fish of all kinds,
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+. ID. LEMON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

IMPORTANT DECISIONS OF THE TREASURY
Observation-Disclosures wine has been purchased
separate from the bottles in foreign markets, a
distinction has been made in the levy of duty,
thirty per cent. having been charged upon the bot.
ties and forty upon the wine. The department has
now instructed the collectors that the duty of for
ty per cent. is to be assessed upon both wine and
bottles.
Heretofore when goods bought in foreign mar
kets have deprecated before shipment, it has
been the privilege of importers to make oath of
the decline in value between time of purchase and
time OF shipment; the duty has been assessed upon
the value at time of shipment. Now duty is to be
taken upon the invoice values.
Heretofore freight to port of shipment has been
subjected to duty hereafter it is not to be charged
provided it shall appear satisfactory to the colec-
tor that the goods were intended for shipment to
this country
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Desire is tree in leaf: homo in a trs

Desire is tree in leaf; hope il tree in flower
and enjoyment is tree in fruit
The Female Institute at Macon Tenn, was de.
stroyed by fire on the 18th Inst. Loss SIS 900
Miss Caroline Richings and her father are play.
ing in Washington.
Anson p. Morrill,, late Governor of the State of
Maine, has been unanimously elected pound keep
er in his native town, Re adfield
Leopold, King of the Belgians, was to leave for
London on a visit to Queen Victoria, about the
18th inst.
t. +. Meagher, the expatriated Irishman, will
commence on the l2th Of April, the publication of
a weekly paper in New York, entitled "Ihe Irish
News"
John Dryden, who received thirty-one wounds
in one day. at the storming of Sebastopol, is en-
tirely recovered ana again doing duty.
The Legislature of Tennessee has passed an act
endorsing the bonds of various railroad companies
to the amount of 81 000, 900.
The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad is now
finished to distance of fifteen miles from Mem
phis.
The deaths In New York last week were 434; in
Philadelphia, $50; In Boston, 20. There were IL
deaths from small pox In New York, 10 In Phila-
delphia, and 5 In Boston.
Thackery had 1000 persons at his first lecture
ia New Orleans-a large audience for shat CRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

IMPROVEMENT ON THE OHIo.-The first voice
In opposition to the Pittsburg plan of improving
the Ohio river by means of slack water naviga
ton Ia raised by the Cincinnati Chamber of Com
merce committee on the subject has reported
adversely. The report urges that the Ohio is a
navigable ptream, free to tho use of all, and un-
der no circumstances should the right be conceded
70 any individual or corporation to levy tells or
tax on its commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE KANE
EXPEDITION The British government having
through MIR. Champion extended to this govern.
ment cordial congratulations on the safe return of
DR.. Kane and his gallant associates, and wishing
to confer some token OF thankfuness on the naval
othcers thus engaged ask permission of the exec
u'ive for that purpose. AS the power to give per
mission rests with Congress, the correspondence
between Mr.. Champion and Mr. Marcy has taken
that direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

FROM KANsAs.-A gentleman just arrived at
Washington from Kansas reports that Gov. Shan.
non, in returning from Washington, was occupied
twelve days in reaching the border of the territory
from st. Louis, in consequence of the obstruction
to navigation by the ice. He was three full DAYS
detained on the river bank. The State legislature
had assembled before the Governor reached the
place OF meeting, and he has no doubt Judging
from the information he obtained there that before
now the officers of the new government had been
arrested by the federal authorities
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BY JAS. A. COwARDIN.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IN nnHIINI0Nu.

II 'FcT ssle by J. W. RANDOLPH, t2i Main ct.
Sgr Old Dominion OF Southampton Tragedy, by g.
p R James; 80 cents.
u,RpER'S Magazine for April; sc.
HtRPER'S Story Book, No. IL, John True; 2sc.
,SFrN Court, story of our own Time, by Sherley
Brooks Si25.
TIE Wonders OF Science or Young Humphrey pavy;
- cents
sr0rPAC. Recoilections wayside glimpse Of
S' sr,erl,an Life, by Walter March ST..
rHARLEmoNT or the Pride Of the WALLACE, a tale OF
rISTCRV Of fernando Cortez, by J. S. C, Abbott ;
"a cents
unNTR'S Ihsd. literally translated TIC.
,r,s. MVRRAYS Letters from l. 5. and Canada,
another supply; 81
~ ShsksrtaT PsNers Of the late w. Maginn, LII.
y anotated. by Dr. Shelton Mackouzie; $l
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SENATORS FROM KANsAs.--The st. Louis De
mocrat has letter from Topeka, dated the 9Th in
slant, stating that the Free State Legislature Of
Kansas has in Joint conventoa elected Hon. A. II
Reeder and Hon James II. Lane United States
Senators Mr.. Reeder was eocted en- tho first and
Mr. Lane on the second ballot Each received 3e
votes out of Sc members present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

AID FOR THE JEws.-We perceive, from the
report OF provincial meeting of the London So
ciety for the Jews, that Miss Lucy Poyptz of
Chepstow, had given the munifcent sum Of So5,.
QUO towards the maintenance of the Jews in Pales-
tine; and there had also been two other interest.
ing donations amounting to 1895 for the relief of
the jews in Jerusalem and elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

AN Ex-MAYoR IN TRoUBLE.-A suit has been
instituted at Louisville, Ky, against j. S. Speed,
late Mayor, for the illegal of 600 Suits have
been commenced against exofficials. The Cou-
rier says: These suits are but the beginning of
the investigations for defalcatons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD
This road is progressing with considerable energy
1t is completed frorn Knoxville to New Market
distance of twenty four miles. A grand railroad
jubilee" was recently held at the latter place. on
the occasion of the coming in for the first time
from Knoxville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

THE KANAWHA BANK.-There is q fair pros.
pect we understand, that the paper of the Bank of
kanawha will shortly be received on deposit by
the Banks. At the time this paper was thrown
out here, the circulation was over 100000 This
has been reduced to about S4OOOO-Cin. Ga.
Frid0n ~ -''
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NAvAL-From private letter we learn thatthe
frigate Potomac, sloop-of.war Cyane, and steam
ship Fulton, were to sail from Pensacola harbor
on cruise on Saturday last. The sloopof.war
Saratoga was successfully docked on Friday, and
is to be thoroughly overhauled and repaired
Mobile Tribune, llth.