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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
g. P. Lowrey.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
n Agent, Lawrence, X T.
REFERENCES lion. Andrew II. Reader. Ges
S. c. Pomroy. Lawrence; Wm. {. Bryant E-l-
New York city; Hon. Asa Packer. Match Chuhi
Pa; Hon. Wilber Curtis, Gs. harrington, Mas.
Lawrence, Oct. u. '55.-tf
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Caution.

A Ii persons are cautioned against buying a
IA note made by A. IL. MALLORY TO j. s. MoTT
OF Lawrence for about $50. as the note Yves CIV
en- Tor company properly in which had : joint
interest With Mr. Mott, aud Mr. Mallory has
been forbidden TO pay the same.
LIS. BACON.
Iaryesee. Oct I3. 1s55.-3f
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DRUSHES-0fa all sorss and sizes. by
ID Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Hurra for the Vegetables !

TlHE subscriber would inform those Of h.
/ Inhabitants of awrenee and vicinity ig-
norans of the fact, that he has actually sa.-
ceeded in obtaining q supply of most kinds q,
anti-scorbut:c ARTICLES of diet. which he ole,
for sale at his NEW PROVISION 8 ORE, Ne
Il Massachusetts street. lie is now uesirous !.
proving to all concerned, that it Is far mass
Healthy TO live on vegetables than on lnest-0
course from perfectly disinterested motives. lie
has made arrangements for the running q
teams regularly to the Mother country, 80 ta1.
he hopes to be able to keep on hand coils .an-T
enough of the articles calculated to Fegale the s
petises OF the people, to atone for che iong -
scnce from the market of almost every thing ss
Missouri pork.
ssS- For sale us above SUREgrIsk FLoUR an
superior SELD Wheat. at the lowest lnaEE
prices. G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Sept. s, lS5s.-6m4
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Nakieas

IL persons are hereby notified th.t as soci
N as the land office is opened, shall pre-emf'
the " w. quarter OF section %, X ~. sec. II
Said claim took on the goth day of Marrb
las. q. w. DEfTZLER.
Lawrence Dec. 80, 1855. 4j-jm'
10 TONS of Hay AMI 500 bushels of Corn s.
III sale cheap for cash, one and half mils
n. ". Of Lawrence, By
Jan. II. 2t+ r. II. WATERMAN.
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Graham Flour. Lard. &c.

TUST receiyed at STE4RNs' lot of good Gra-
y ham Flour; also LARD. and LOO bushels of
those splendid Potatoes We have been expecting
so long. Nov. IL, '5i.--yt-
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THE WANT SUPPLIED.
Lawrence Drug Store Opened

THE subscribers are happy to inform thes.
L liens { this and other paris Of the Ts-,:
tory. that 20 mt ct the urgent demands Of a-
community. they have succeeded in psoen,;ss
q building In which to open their stock. ua.S ms
the New Drug Store i co Hlple,ea-and are b..
prepared to ofer in the bniEiiae opposite n.
postofice, Ain-st., Lawrsnee she iareest ~
best assorted stock of
Drugs, NGecaic1nes.
PAINTS. ellis, DYES, WISHoW, GLASS
GLASSWARE, BRUSHES. FIsFUaxRY.
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articls,
yer brought into this Territory-aii Of VIII,
have been carefully selected with particular ~
erence 10 the wants Of this coinmunity.
We also keep choice supply 81 the best ara
purest qualities of Wines. Brandies. Se =. =.
medicinal purposes only.
We. would particularly call the attention a,
Physicians, Families and Dealers to cur flil suo
ply of Drugs and Medicines. warrsnsej n-s.
and unadulterated: and would suggest 70 ~
tbs propriety of supplying their wants in hi.
line ut home. instead OF from a neighborin,
State) sseecialiy seiea they caa do 81 ~ I.ts.,
terms WOODWARD & FINLEY
Eayrence. Nov "a. lS55.-tf
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RI Gravity IS = mystery OF the body
invented to conceal tue delects of the
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

Dr.. s. G. Harrington.
4 AFsICE No. Twelfth ssrset, i.zwFsncs, Kan
" sss Territory. Jsn. q, 50.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

D00kS.-A select assortment Of ths la.s,
- publications, Novels DE. for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

nILS.-Linseed, Olive, Castor, Lard, Tn-
" ner's, and Neatsfoot Oil. for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

D0TANIC MEDiCINES.-An extensive a
Dsortment of Herbs, Leaves AMI Roots, frOs
the Shakers Gardens - for sale by
Nov, "a. WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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DATENT MEDICINES.-AIl the best al
i most popular enes of the day, for sac by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD d. FINLEY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

DAINTS.-An extensive supply Of Paints M
/ Varnishes of all description. Also "lIut
ris' Paint Mill !" lor sale BY
Nov. p. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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A. D. Scarf.

rITY SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEEE
" No. 50 Main street Lawrence. Kansas T.
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]. s. Emery,
+ AW Office % Mkss.s .sss. u , stairs.
IL LawTeslss, } ans. 80.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

nUTNINE, PERUVIAN BARK, &C.. sy N
So tail, as cheap as ever. in spite cf their sca,-
city, at the Drug Store of
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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do, anu his reply was, - the right,
as long as the President is ON our side"
But 70 return to myself. Alter spend
ing six days where | was left, my iare
having regained its usual appearance, ]
took passage for st. Louis, aud in three
days after my arrival there was in
Worcester, Mass. After spending few
days in Massachusetts | returned home,
and the same day / arrived was taken
sick, and have since been confined TO my
room. But | trust to be soon able TO
ill my own desk, and take tie stump
for Kansas. and l hope to return there
in March next.
Should my friends wish to know my.
present views on peace, would say j:
Peace principles are the best for all class
es of men; but as to wild beasts, or
the bipeds of Missouri, who walk up
right, wear mems clothes, vote for the
people of Kansas, and hang arould steam
boass-nothing but Colt ieyolvers have
any influence with them: hence the duty
TO have them on hand.
hope that no person who has had
thoughts either of visiting or settling in
Kansas. will be deferred by the above.
Tie cheapest and safest way is 70 go ont
under the charge of the Emigrant Aid
Co.. in which case all would be perfect
u safe. It is only when men are eau ssilt
alone unarmed lilat such land pirates
dare exhibit the iendisii spirit BY waich
they are governed. w. g. CLARK.
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA

BAIILE BETWEEN walkers TROOPS AMI I'm. x.-,v,
NV o1LrAss' Oct. 22.-The Tennessee has arrived
trn ,t Juan and brings the following additional new
rs kef nndins the enemy advancing on Nas.ava
rithdreH, leaving small force, AMI the rnemy 4 too
g' occupied the place. He then left a small 10, ce
AZ orahaua and advanced towards Massaya with ooo
men; he met the enemy the 18th near the ci,v md
,efused them-drving them back to Massaya vber tbe
battle lasted until midnight ""e'e TUG
AT daylight courier arrived stating that 400 ,.,.
and Gautemalians were be.eging Granada W.ILs, "r'
W u al .ne heights surrounding the cy on the moron,
., .ne tsh and found the city barcaded BY the .hos
,b" VI .e enemy He charged, and drove them from
ther posts, capturing the commander AMI an de t
nsu pieces routing them from the city With great saueh
&r. Inc total loss Of the enemy vas II killed and
wounded. Wi walkers loss, l6 killed and Is wounded
Leon. ms troops were in the highest spirits
Inc citizens OF Granada held the government bpa;..
.eny,t~o hours When Walker srrived several Ame-
by the natives. 'e "'''ue'so
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NUMBER 80.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROpE.
ARRIVAL or THECIrY RA

ARRIVAL or THECITY BALTIMORE
hkrokrkp ADVANCE IN BsEADsruyvs NON susprxuo,
o, r". sask or FRANCE THE NEAPoIrrAN QUESTION
PHLADKLrHrs, Oct. 2a-The steamship Civ ~ MI,
more has srved 1t ,hi, port Liverpool d.,- 10 s.h
inst The following IL the. W ''H
COMMERCIAL Summary
Cotton closed steady. Brr.d-tuff. ver. s,.,- -. -.
ce- unchanged Philadelphia and Baltimore don, -. -
Szs oaasSs southern s3s eis34s Cd; Obi. 5s,as. ,cd
~" o .,e 90 s'lodslossd; white ss-ayss Cd
per quarter yellow 3S-as3s 3D.
sscoSD DESPATCH
rhIApfLrHIA, r. h-The press report s.v tb.s vb..s
a. y. S a. .h an advance Of Iss Red qsosed .s
vs. so sss ca White l0s sdaios. Cd Flour sdv,rcrd
is and buoyant- Corn ouet-boLl.,. of..i.. -
ly Provisions unchanged. Money decided, mo-. -.
gent 10 consequence OF the advance Of the bsnk r,,
TO six per cent '-'e'
me reports relative TO the suspension of sp>c;. nav
neut by the Bank Of France we're much exsrprT,ted t.
BANK " aEsn purchasing gold and public eoo6-,c r.,
been restored by the report Of the Niust., oT rT ~
Inc nnai quotations of French threes ON the 7th sho.
an improvement Of
an average. Sf' 'Nese"eo
convert ton OF the people has been held az Norve.
~n'eh Genital Committee vas organized and DE-
made that the sovereignty Of the people wa an
dahgered by monarchal ntngues.
NAPLES.
Inc latest accounts from Naples state that the Kin~
Was ieSs disposed than make conces-on, Th;s
Gems to leave the allies alternative bur 70 de,n.,cb
heet ~ e'Pa'eH =
KSoLASp.
Inc Bank OF England has advanced il. ran. of a,.-,.
70 seven per cent on bills longer two mon,hs n con-
sequence Of advices from Paris '' e'N
November. " " '"s iS'n Oh
Russian Counsellor Of State had arrived nj vi.nn.
Win dispatches relative to the affairs Maple, and Noo
Russia viii not renounce the principles of the
no aance but endeavoi procure the cooperatoo of
Austria In her Seapoitan policy
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NEW YORK Oct 2l.-Tbe Fillmore State Co,n.I, -
Ne" York. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and KsnrncL,
'ssasu an address to the American people asking
on o he conservative element throughout the United
Fremont, and in favor OF Miard Fillmore The .ddr.s.
states we ask no wider privileges avortsm counte
nanSe no raed dsunion but maintain the justice and righ,
uohsu WIN the equal privilege due every free born
son OF America The meeting appointed Hoo H.. n
., rh,'adeiphia and Horace H. Day. OF New York,
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MAMMOTH BsEEEY-One Of tho novelties Of the day is
the erection Of mammoth stesmbakrg in the city
u Brooklyn Of capacity sufficient supply the whole Of
the two hundred thousand inhabitants vth their daily
breadi The pfoprieors have expended $4,000 in
the necessary machinery, &c and claim for their inven
ton numerous advantages the ordinary system, not
he least important Of which Is that better bread At cheap
er rate than be furnished the public The de-
sign is TO supply bakers At Wholesale prices. aad fthe at
tempt encouraging In Brooklyn the invention s 10
be put in operation in New York also Reform IN the
baking business OF kind other sadly needed for
the lOaves which were materially reduced in during
the prevalence Of prices Of -four have exhibited
visible increase in bulk, notwithstanding the great redue-
ton IN dOur which has since taken place.
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WILLIAM A. WALTERS,
UPH0 LSTERER AND PAPER HAyGIR
100 MAIN STREET, CoaNER i2rH sTRREr
= RICHMOND IA,
ESPECrfULLY nforms citizens Of Rchmond and a. v
~ elniy that he has large and slt
men OF goods la his line consisting decorative STYLES
ot american aud French PAPRR-IiANGINGS and BORDERs
eatn ana ~ored Damaks BTocaes de
TAIS with gimp tasses and and muslin
on oS he pair or yard, from eubroffsred
pa 70 the plain At 10 cents yard window the
e' Ann most beautiful paerns-some at low price
cARPErISGl CARPErINGi
Those IN want will find advantage to call and ex.mip.
nrN and select % Tapestry Tapesry npssrs
Three Ply, Ingram and venan Carpeng bought AZ The
cash prices aud Will he sold . small ddrIacs
OIL CLOTHS FOR FLOORS.
large patterns Ma,tr.s..s p-.u.,
aud made % order. - - "' v" ''''u
PaPerlAngng and all kinds Of Upholstery work executed
" N'' W wv" VI COUNTY
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FIRE AT RRTDcpopr ITIISo,s

CHICAGO October 20-A FIRE occurred on SATURDAY. at
BRIDGEPORT about three miles from this city sestroxin In
ADDITION to the propeller Falcon previously reported the
packing house OF Hough Keeshaw with large quantity
" 1eei 1e'ougng 70 Hawkins Van Antwerp. The loss
OF Hough and Keeshaw in buildings is sss o0onsnr,d
,1r 10 and IN stock siO,OOO-insured for s32 900
Hawkins Van Antwerps loss in beef is $25OoO-in-
sured Total loss slI5 900 ' IN
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT nT1IV1pr

BUFFALO, Oct 2l.-A block of buildings NJ DnnL;,l
IN ths state known as the Rsley Block DESTROYED by
IRE on Saturday The block consisted Of hotel srversl
so'es ana ohces including the Offices of the Tribune aud
Journal newspapers All sere totally d,s,rovsd Ths
loss was about thirty thousand dollars German enierun
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PENNSYLVANIA poIITICS

PHILADFtPnIA, Oct 2l.-The Daily News Of to-morrov
wih contain Mr. Sanderson's reply to Mr. Gibbons ad
dress and will prove perfect reputation Of the ch.e,
in the Republican Address. The American cause h
Pennsyvania will not be injured by the weak ilI,imed
Judcous and iy-digested attacks like the attempt o.
MT t'ooons The Keystone StsGe Is all right-tbe Re
publican mine fred too soon to do much damag,
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MERsLLo IRoN PIPE wOnks.
- r. merrill & JAQUES.
ID. II. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

NENERAL AGENr for Receiving
Tobacco, Goods,
connections with Messrs watkIn. Of Is civ and r.
specaly .eits In thus npp-.
ing m The theatre OF business alone
faithfully represented. ~ -
- $1,000 ""
Rkrr TO; Mesrs Lewis Webb Son, wadswort Turner Co
nna John Hooker ESQ., Richmond John NJ Otsy, ESQ.,
paDney T hes.rs Peters, spence - and Mes.rs McCorkis
i.oe-
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"INsToN A POWERS only can g,t snd are IN sup
Ply eI rsrs kye Saeh y sey 10 - eqaals snyvhsre.
thls ceehrad WHISKY nine yea lt ara
.vays taken baek approved uporty l. rslnns fr
permsnen nd srtend reputation ~ connour ihronrous
H ey and -. nang ecanty and Ysdccrsbarr Iyncburr
CalfeTna and y besides
rhos. vho have usd nvs and s lovers of psr.
article generally -.fakg
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PENNsYLVANIA IEGIsI. .Ar1fnr

PHiLAoEtPHis, Oct 2i.-Accorjing 70 q statement
the Philadelphia Pennsylvanisn oar State Leai,atur
stands a. follows senste-Democras rs, opposition IL
House Democrats 81; opposition az democratic msor
" on Joint ballot l I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

NEw ORLEANS, Oct 2I.-The U. s Revenue Gutter a,
Mobile brings advicss from Vera Cruz to the 9th aud
from the city OF Mexico 10 the 18th inst The sale Of
church roPerty had reached FIVE millions up to the
inst There .ere rumors Of revolution throughout the
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NEE RESuLT IN PENNsYIVANIA

hARRisBuRe, Oct 22.-RetuTns received at the ofbc.
OF the Secretary OF State from all the counties but
Tour show SCOTS majority to be 4772 The msority in
the remaining counties for the Union candidates E report
ed to De l1s3 The Democrats have maority of tbres
in the Legislature, on Joint ballot
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MARINE DTSASrrpS

NEw YoRK, Oct 2l-The steamer Elm Ci,v of,h.
New Haven line, went ashore this morning at urI Gate
Ibe passengers and freight transferred TO the steam
er Granite State and brought TO this city.
The schooner John Randolph, Of Baltimore bound fo
Richmond IS reported sshOre Cape Henry, with
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TnE REsULTIN INpIANA.

CiSoiSSsri, Oct 2l.-Eghtyeight counties OF Indisna
partly official have been received The democrats claim
Wiafds election by 1000 majority Whilst the rspubH.
cans give him $500 The democrats have elected ar
Congressrnen; and the republicans probably Eve
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proceeding London Hsv~ any
other route. Tor Tie economy % time and
rAssAoE nsKnHx
nrst Cabin Main Saloon tiso First Cabin Lover tilO
eecond do. eco
All letters and ohe.
sailing. -
~ An experienced Surgeon 10 10 each ship
Fer freight or passage, apply C. n. SAND,
IL souh william NsvY York
@. A. HEINEKEN CO, Brenen
CROSKHY a CO, Southampton
JaiT-1yfwl wM IsEiIN. H.vrr
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SALg oF A RnLRoAD-The Albany Northern Railroad,
connecting Montreal and Boston with the iomer place
costing S2.lno0Oo vas sod Zee days ago under fore
closure Of tc second mortgage Tor $3.50 o0 subject %
the lien Of the hrs, for ssOOO The sscood mortgage
vas S5OOOOO
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fHLApEIPBIA, Oct. 22.-The cotton and -ooIen fac.
tory OF Mr.. Ro selfridge destroyed by FIRE mi,
morning Loss $4,000. Nearly four hundred opers-
grafton.
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SELDEN q MILLER,

UUAyE times q fa supply u ,hs foiouins ma, ~ oa
- wines Lquort &C. part n ther 20
ey eau TIE particular atisntl q dealers and
RRANDtFs,
of the following celebrated
Co, eaEsrac Pnel. Castcn Co J. Henessy A ssnstts NJ
ehei' Bernard and J. , Dupuy
WINES
Choice Od Madera Royal Pale extremely delicate an,
hne Amontado sherry Pale serry Racthnrns Nsd.
coctburn Od Crovn Port nufrundy Port Naaga Wlnes Cs
nc s frced wines for eunafy purroses Csrs Wines
ged .ne 70 esifs One quality spsrtins Msee Hoct
wines Max sutaine Co, and Charles fIetsk Champsrne
Wines Tor Which ve SCENTS md ssl Nes prices
LIQUORs
Old Jamaca Rom whfey, Oa nourbon wht.sev No.
nonFseis Rye WHISKY Robuson zevers siouHer and Fh.
pie and Peach Brandy ' ~
London Porter, quarts and pints
Scotch ale, pints.
nonesue B'audy, ein, oOrdal. &c. &e.
Hsvsna - su. ivqi
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WrrHEvitLE, Va, Oct L2l.-Jas Sterling clerk in the
Post Ohce here vas arrested DAY by special agent
Mcclure, 70, fobbing the mai-He y young man aod
70 this country from England
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LARUs a SHINE,
AUCTI0NEERs AND COMMISSION MERCH ants

LAHtS a SHINE,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTs
~ Main street, Richmond, Va
"ILL give their undivided attention All sales Of Raj and
Personal Estate, sale Of Household Furnure stock oods
Cows, Carriages, Wagons, Ac, Ac. " ''
Also Keep constantly hand largest and stock d
furniture TO Be found In this MARKET consisting In mart Of
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
Do Marble and Mahov,nv ,,,, c.h,,.,.
sdehoards and Wasnstands - - 0'@-
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas rete rees and Iornse
Spring Saai Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs
Spring Ourd Rockers, socsbles, whatnots
Also, beautiful Chamber ses tox..h.r v,h
general assortment Of Housekeeping Goods ~
The city and country trade invited our collection
p. O. LARUS. JISfTa ~ arr,vv
ocQf NN@ino ~ otiiNh
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WASHINGTON ITEMS

WAsHISGros, Oct 22.-Judgc hinot, Commissioner Of
Pensions, rendered his resignation to-day.
The Secretary Of the Navy win retura The SOth-
His health has much improved
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DEATH OF TWO PROMINENT poSroSt. Sa

BosroS, Oct 2l.-Eivsrd W. Peters, E.q. died At hi
residence In Roxbury this morning Nese sturtevant
Eq died suddenly at bis residence In Boyeston street
last evening They were both well known merchants o
this city
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L w r 4 Ii ID DS,
- AT NO. i43 EAGLE SQUARE.
nOLAIN black Gro D'Rhine
- Black Gro D'Afric Pou DSoir
Black bTocade aud striped silks
striped and chene eulorei Silks
Black and eoiorsd Moire Antique
Do do silk Rob
Rich printed DeLainrs
Plain black aud cOiared DeIAnes
DO do do Frrneh Merno
Plaid and printed do
Misses Mousylaine Robes
Plaid Plannels
Black aud eolored silk Velvet
Cashmere Scarfs
Paid and plain wool shawIs
Rich cashmere do
Sash and bonnet Ribbons
Md, six and buekskin Gloves
Md and buekskin Gaunrs
SIX, cotton aud wOrs;ed Hose
Lace aud muslin Curtains
harseiles and dimiy Quilt.
Table and piano Covers
Linen SheetnR
Pillow Linen nd Cotton
Bleaohed and brown table ClothsY
Damask Napkins and Doyles
livery description Of To9eIing, 3e
seH PARKER, NIMMo CO.
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BtturoHx 0ct is and archanr.f Can 4 faq
cent iosef. Wheat unsettled
Nav u drul. wlffout chanr. l. 49,
Wheats Advancing sss of rsd ~ ti niBs shte
Corn hshsr-missd ~ csns Stocts aFn. vhenia ~
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sHOCKOE FOUNDRY A MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER OF CARY AND iIrH sTREETs

'UNLBUTI BkofHkR, Proprletors Of the above -
- works, are nov building PORTABLE STEAM - II
oiNf OF an improved -flI
70 forty Horse Power, suitable Circular saw MIs tl
Ihreshng Msehne and other purposes they nser %
ss ay equal not superior Engines here
They ~l also furnish STATIONARY ENGINES fom ten
Horse any required power ~ -
CIRCuLARsAW MiIs Of the osf apurovr ,,.t,, .rs
o. various sizes ~
PUMPS sad wIIEEIs tor WATER WORKS. PORTABLE aErsr
Mills and IRONS Tor MILLS ofsn kinds
RAILROAD WORK Of every
TObACCO PRESSES FLArrENINa ali artiries
~ MISUNDERSTANDING Tobacco, together BRAss and
IRON CASTINGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK
They also the exclusive Macufscurcr
agents Tor The ENCgLStOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND con
OkuskR which they confidently 70 ter
snd friends A. superior NH n the which ey are
acqusnted, supply ~ which keps on bsod ~
Hh'ch h"T soNct orders split
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY,
on THE HAVANA PLAN.
IL ZES & u IRA NTEFn
sl02,00O-0NLY $4,000 NUMBERS
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIoNi
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
I0TTERYli

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
CLASS y.
De drawn Nov 18th, 1856, CONCERT
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hah any Lottery IN the World therefore best for
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THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
cow PANN,s
SPLENDID AND POWERFUL STEAMERS
NEw1 YORK, 250 :" Rosr. CRAIe. <xSf-6EfS
GLASGOW, 1869 JoHx DrxcAs.
EDINBuRGH. wednesday, 18th October.
NEW YORK, Wednesday. 70 October
GLASGOW, Wednesday, 18Th November
kDlNbUkGH, saturday. 18th November 12 noon.
NsW YORK. Saturday, 18th November.
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From GLIs0ots. From H,,r YorE
FIRST Glass ..l5 guineas FIRST ~
steerare, found se.rasr found vi,h etak
ed provisions. tSo 10 ed provision.
Al experienced Surgeon attached TO each Steamer.
erfreight or Passage, apply 20 JOHN McsYM0N,
49,, 1 ,,, IL Broadway,N.Y.
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AAbhJCAH, CANADiAS, kUROPS1Y a WkST INDIES
ADvERTIsING a sUBSCRIPTION OFFICE.
No. iss Saassa Sfresf ns<< door 0 Hassra Baaf
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VuHB STAFF OF LIFE.-The unders,gned rr-p-c,suII,
hs etir-n. Of Richmond that he per-
practical branch Of
pynE us customers With article LOAF BREAD b.
OF which, he naiers HIMSELF surpassed From an
OF over thirty Including pacIp,
osker ior the Asio House, New som.
invite The attention of the public Prs
~, us occasion To thank the citizens OF
patronage during the last three
-sy s''o" oohthuAnee oi past hvors JAMES ADAM,
yeIV Baker, Main opposite A Duyal Drus
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~ tes, amounting 70 .fO2Op0
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The loo prres Of 80 by the las, egure Of IN.
number that draws the capital prize Of ti5n espai pI
VIII OF course, end with of these g. g.
o. Those whole tickets ending hgurr a. The al In M
cAa VII be entitled 70 $50 Halves quarters In proport an
Persons sending by Its beng ios
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Notes Of sound Ranks par "-
~ Those wishing particular numbers order
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