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The Troubles In Kansas,

From our ST. Louis exchanges we learn that the
troubles in this distracted Territory have at last
rived at point which is truly alarming to every lover
of peace and the permanency of the Union.
Gen. Lane, at the head of about four hundred Free
Soil yagabonds, who have been hired with the money
subscribed in the New England States, has invaded
the country and is carrying fire and sword before him.
Murder and robbery are the order of the day, page
ruling paramount
The few pro-sayery individuals who are in the
Territory have either been made prisoners driven out
or murdered it being the expressed determination of
Lanes command to extermiaate all Southerners.
Brown, one of Lanes subalterns, leads the van
when murder and robbery are to be committed On
the 7th inst, with band of three hundred men, he
attacked colony of Georgans, principally composed
of women children and Slaves burned their houses,
robbed them of their clothing cattle and provisions
and drove them out naked into the wilderness. On
the 18th, the party attacked the town of Frank
lin, robbed plundered and burned the place, took
away all arms, broke open and robbed the Post OF
fee and seized an old piece of cannon which the cit
liens had for their defence In this affair, six of the
inhabitants of the town were killed, and one lady, a
Mrs. Crane, knocked down and insulted.
On the two following days these lawless scoundrels
committed various outrages upon deenceess Settlers
and on the 10Th a large band of them attacked Col
TreadWell's South Carolina settlement, in Douglas
county and pointing piece of cannon at the village
demanded their immediate surrender These settlers
seeing that they were greatly outnumbered attempted
escape they pursued and as they were on foot,
it was not expected that they would escape being
murdered to man.
The St. Louis papers TEEN with letters from leading
Southern men who are in Kansas, mploring aid, and
that hastily, " lest they be all murdered
From an extra of the Fort Leavenworth Herald,
the ST. Louis papers learn that Lanes myrmidons, to
the number of $780, had attacked and taken Lecomp-
ton; they attacked the guard of United States troops
that had the State prisoners, Robinson and Others
who were awaiting their trial for treason, in custody
when the troops laid down their arms and delivered
| up their prisoners without firing gun.
We also learn that large bodies of Missouians were
marching to the relief of the Southerners, and that
some fearful encounters were expected to occur, as
no quarter was either asked Or expected when the
two parties met.
1t is also reported that Gen. Smith has refused tt
assist either party and says that the militia OF the
country must fight it out, rs it is quarrel in which
he cannot take part.
We shall await further intelligence from there witt
the greatest anxiety, having not doubt but that er
this the Mssourians have gone to the assistance o
their Southern friends and bloody battle has becl
fought.
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We are indebted u the fine New Orleans and
St. ouia packet, sovereign Capt Richard Wade, A.
A. Phillips, GlefE FOR late st. Louis papers.
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Boots, Shoes ased Esa"ogases.

AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store, general
of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Ass~ Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS,
RUSSET BROGANs, WOOI, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHy HATS, the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEpY-Pro Bono Publice

THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono P,t6lico
Every mother should have box in the house handy in
of accidents the children' Reddin's Russia Salre is
remedy of thirty years. standing and is recommended
by 1t and speedy for burns piles
hols corns eons chlbas old every kind for
Sores ulcers ITCH scad head nettle ras bunions
nipples by nurses whtlows Sizes Testers flea
btes spider stings frozen limbs salt rhenm and
cracked lips md flesh wounds it is most val
unbe remedy and cure which be testified by thousands
who have used the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this save do injury
with 1t is made from the
pures materials from recipe brought from Russiof articles
growing that the popretors have letters from
all classes cergymen physicians captains nurses and 9TH
used themselves and recommend it 10 Others
Reddn Russia Save large tin boxes stamped onthe
with picture Of horse and disabled soldier, which
picture also engraved the wrapper Price, IS cents
box. Redding Il Co. For sale by j. Wright Il Co., O. o.
Woojman and all druggists fell eod6n&W
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ssl ss C. sneK, clerk tte fine packet
Steamer viii accept our river
IayoFs..
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ET1xEe5s Coolers.
Notice..

J. P TODD, Of the late firm of Todd & Co., and TODD K
GANDOLFI fully authorized collect all monies due the
late firm of Todd Co., and the in Liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy23 2plm WIN, II, FISK,
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Hon. Niles Taylor Nc
ron t.s please accept our thanks tor
qal,iabla public documents.
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iii A It 9, G Il z 3, e

LII a II . =, IA 4 ., eCcss
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2phW 10 Magazine street,
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american nominations.

I7T'
# american sT0MeSa66sti0asss
FoR5PREsIDENT " @
WILLARD FILLMORE,
M -Tl OF NEW YORK. .~. q.
FOR VICE pREsIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
5E-LEC oRs.:
...n,.5 FIRST DISTRICT:
j. B. WTLKINs SON, Jr..
.. OF PLAeuEMISEs.
SUBSTITUTES: 49,
Hon. GEORGE EUSTIS, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT
GLENDY BURKE,
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTES:
III. Nj. SUNNI HERS
THIRD DISTRICT:
rs. c.. THIBODAUx,
OF TERRERoNNE:
SUBSTITUTES: 't
FERGUS GAIsDE RE.
FOURTH DIsTRICT
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FElIclASA
SUBSTITUTE:
N. EDTVA RDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN N. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY
SUBSTITUTE:
A. b. coco.
SIXTH DTSTRICT
p. ALEXA ID e K,
OF TENsAs
SUBSTITUTES:
L. p. CIR ANE. au26 2ptd
ITO ENiCsg7eeS.
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NJ. Rv virtue of the poyverS with which

ns-By virtue of the powers with which i
WAS invested by the Supreme of the Republic of Nj
curaga deposited and recorded the office of
W. Christy Eso Notary Public, have constituted and ap
ponted Messrs. MASON PITCHER and SHADRACk +.
SLATER the agents of the said Republic for the
of eHectng and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made TO the
They are fully that effect and have alone author
ity hereafter obligations and contract for Nicaragua
jy2l Up D. DE GolSouslA.
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55sss5 WASHINGTON, July %, 1856.
SIN The Louisianans temporarily residing in This city, ye
Democratic Club for tile purpose of cooperating
wi brother in the State Of ousana by the
Of such documents win be cac.
the success Of csndes in the progressing
canvass. t&5 9 55.f5 ss III ,st8
Union connected with the dearest interests Of The South i
that should insist the value Of ar
and all times hut in the present
juncInre Of orr political affairs Of vital importance
order therefore, that those interests should be more eec
ally guarded and that The dangers BY which they are now
ean We he ve orr as with
bfethern at II distance from 8 39sS 3S$
the best Of giving efficiency to such an association
would suggest CONNIE to Your atlfer judg
nent formation of Democratic Climb in Your parish, With
the object OF nherng the election of the pem0crattc cand
their tho Cincinnati Convention So
your parish organization shall have been competad would
desire the president to give notice
Of such organization, accompanied by the names Of s officers
list of members and their post and an indication Of
oeGHs4fts by their character may be sied to To-
calculated 10 cnlighten the the duty which
fpend upon them and refnte ,hemisstaeents which
oyer the whole extent Of the
land. 8S4 Ss3sa =Egs b
the way reports speeches. statistics which will be furnish
ed 10 upon the proper indication OF your todhts Bur NUM-
her small and means scant but such inor
nation and documents TO furnish at the cost of
printing grattously to those clubs which may lie de-
eent in than are You are at liberty
therefore, understand that contribution will be gratefully
acknowledged and faithfully applied.
have every for the success of our cause but
among the siest elements Of ta success, reckon
Tere be the various herees of
already committed to the four winds Of Heaven and they
beaten upon those who have originated and who
sustain them by every appliance in their power, 5 .
it be seriously respassng upon Your time will
much obge by list Of an who receive
fo deased Know NotnF for Wig. and u for doubtful
}* Respectfully, your ohedient servants
s-E 4 MI
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GRAND AMERICAN BARBECUE. The members Of
the Aneriean the Feliciana Parishes are to
have and barbecue at Jackson, On the
18th of next month. It viii unquestionably be the
i finest onstiation Of the canvass. We aeknow-
ledge Tie receipt polite invitation toattend. we
shall eertainIY.d o % Il ON ayocatons permit.
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We had intended to crtieise the circular alluded to
when we commenced, hut it is not necessary and,
besides this article has already attained sufficient
length. aa.: #
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SUCCESSION DE A. B. LEEKEc

SUCCESSION DE A. B. LEEKEr a3$E
PAR r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Encantenr. ~.
CANIEDI Ie 80 nout a Ill heures 1N matin.
y an magasin de encaneur No. rue dn Camp en- yeria
Iin orre de phonornbe IL Deuxeme Gour de District de "
Nouyee Orleans sur du IA aodt 1856 ct compile dudit
succession, sera vendue- s4 20 = i, !y.y
au2I 2b 30 i.55st5%S
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Jaeaueina e Is very severe on smokers gem
orally she gives 'eln fits in downright
earnest. SHE tells some tales on her SEX by the
way which Ne neither dispute nor endorse being
fearful 81 the eonseq as matter of course
ii fact that the ladies' endure the smoking
dstesting HE practice all the because g they
8 Ike smokers y Goodness, gracious me Oh
If your cement correct, there must
be sional attract ion 4, sonewl here.
we don't smoke s55=sss "a, s,5-s ~
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IA GHAEGE ~ ISu Y#A 4 HEAT stETFIT.-Countfy
ana desire " start q cam
paper, me ofered rare chance to purchase a
liherai terms, BY 6. H. Vim
ten, No. l0s PpEdras street
IS may be seen BY referring 70 an advertisement in
another column he offers to sell an excellent press
and fonts Of at Is per cent. below cost.
sure that persons interested will not let this
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Auttiott gaIes. N,
-
E SUCCESSION OF A.. u. LEEkE. ID

| 7FH5I5TE SUCCESSION OF Al. u IEIh " aT5 40IE3 .T
BY r. NJ. MoNTGOMERY Auctioneer. =
GATUiDAY, the 3OtIn In tatst, at II o,elocFks
. at the Camp Street Auction Mart No 81 Camp street by
virtue order the honorable the Second eL n9rs
Of New Orleans under date 81 the 1l Of August 1856, and oE
account of said succession, will bio sold - t,s-,yg Il
quantity Of Clothing, and one Gold Watch and Cham
au2l l6 80 ..-,-s. ID Ezs5st
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF Col. BUFORD's KANSAS
EMIGRANTs.-A report having become current that
nearly all of Col Bufords party of Kansas emgrants
had returned Col Buford contradcts it in the follow
ing letter to the Charleston Mercury, OF the 18th i'll
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GAS-GAS.-GAS-H. GUILD, No. 2i4 ST. CHARLES
~ street, between Girod and Julia entrance shop ST.
Mary stree keeps constantly hand large OF
GAS FIXTURES of the latest patterns and also j. W. How"
ards new and improved patent Gas Regulator which the paen
tee Is of Brass Work OF every
description made order Globe Valve Cocks of all sizes,
double and single flame and Stops of patterns spelter
solder constantly hand.
All orders entrusted to will be promptly exeeu
ted in workmanlke manner, at low rates for cash. myo
ID EFRTGTEfATOIsS.-T THE SUBSCRI HAHE
N received and will constantly supplied during the
with the celebrated Louisville Refrigerator These Re-
rigeator have given universal satisfaction TO all that nave
used them and there is doubt it is the best eyer
sold in this city Persons wanting to purchase will do well 10
7lzrzz C. FLINT & JONES, l.
my1g-3me 46 Royal street
GTATE TAKES, FOURTH DISTRICT NEW on
~ leans. Office jackson This office Will pc Kepb
open from toe o'clock p NJ for days longer for the &C.
commodaon Of those paid said taxes Tor the
year 1855.
aus I'm a RICHARD MCDONNELL, Collector
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF COL BUFORDs KANSAS
EM1GRANTs--A report having become current that
nearly all of Col Buford's party of Kansas emignnts
had returned Col Buford contradicts it in the follow
ing letter to the Charleston Mercury of the 25th i'll
slant
Messrs. Editors A few days ago. there appeared
in the columns Of Southern paper, an extract from
letter to the effect, that out Of the three hundred
emigrants taken by me to Kansas, all had returned
except about fifty.
IT, as we are bound to suppose the writer was a
friend to the common cause, and deslrous OF promo
ting it, he was certainly indlsceet IN communicating
facts so well calculated to dishearten friends and
prejudice their cause. And in that event, his nor-
nation possibly may be as much at fault as his Judg-
ment.
When we reached the Territory, in the latter part
of last April my company was dsbanded, and dis
persed over the Territory wherever they chose to CO.
Some two weeks afterwards, when the Lawrence
troubles broke out part OF my emgrants reasSen-
bled in the marshas posse. After these difficulties
were over, again disbanded and dispersed them as
/ before.
| With the exception of some half a dozen, that
was told had returned, my information IN respect to
them is, that they still remain in the Territory 1t Is
true that some on account of business being interrupt
ed in the Territory and the season being too far adj
vanced to select and plant CLAIMS took temporary EN-
ploymen in the border counties of Missouri and per
haps some in the Santa Fe trade all, however, still
regarding the Territory as their place Oh residence
|
more definite information of their whereabouts than
have above stated. Respectfully, etc,
| J. BUFORD.
White Sulphur Springs, Aug. IS, 1856.
Ne For the benefit of the Invalid portion
Of community extract the following from the Almanac
OF DIR. C. NJ. jackson, proprietor of HOoFLANDs GER
NAN BITTERS, hoping it may induce trial Of them
| j. C. NILES says:
! SHEFFIELD ILL.,, March 49, 1855
expect to sell great quantities of your Bers this year
Many my customers speak very highly of its good qualities
having proved itself excellent Fever and ASue pre-
tentative great purifier of the blood aud the very best thtn
aid digestion and good natural appetite
In short sure of the best medicines know
for family use being and pleasant for any one TO take
| c. l.. D. CRoCKWELL says:
| ASAMosA, Iowa, May l. 1854
The Bes give unbounded satisfaction all thai have nse
hem and always recommend them to all that ar
afflicted They hive cured many of Dyspepsia, some
them where hundreds of dollars have been spent for reedie
which afforded relief and considered ncurable unit
| they used the Bers, SEE advertisement Nul6 ndW IA
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no EpiCag1'es.

The subscriber has just received 6ne lot of PoMPANO,
which, with all the other decncie Of the season. he is
pared to furnish his patrons in the best style
DAN H1CkOK,
au26 2p Lake House, New Shell Road.
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TIM poRTuenEsE AMIN ERsAR omorowS being
their ami the Portuguese Benevolent
celebrate it by grand procession
through tle streets Of the city, and parta
lug Of splendid lunch together at their rooms. As
the amount good which this society does among
The Unfortunate of their countrymen deserves the
praise and encoufag Of the community, we hope
that they will enjoy their fete day with the unalloyed
happiness which they richly have earned. We rank
the Portuguese Benevolent Association among the
first and best of orr many phanthrophc institutions
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Ihe Massehusstt Wing State Committee have ans
proved ot te noHiiaatio ion Of Amos Al Lawrence for
Governor and Homer Foote for Lieutenant Governor
the gentlemen nominated for these offices BY the
recent Fillmore convention.
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q s,sssss lscl.

TAs ailns private Democratic circular was re.s
ceived III is through the mail yesterday. In the
mote which accompanied it the writer says Ihe
gSithin " 4 document franked by John sldell, ana
sent "a Of our postmasters. Ipresume one OF a
character has been sent to every postmaster Of
tais state, and of every State in tile Union. This IS
isdding id focal elections BY the General Govern.
nent with avengeance. B fzs8=
Here il the circular. We cheerfully give it the
benefit Of onr circulation believing that its general
diffusion among the intelligent masses of the people
viii be productive Of beneficial results:
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IA srgA aEE Oh f'1RE Az sri, The Norwegian bark
Bertha capt. arrived at Quebec on the 18th
instant from Sunderland Capt. p. reports that on
the pf July, about mdiigh and when in lat 46
LON ,he saw large black steamer on fire. a ship
vas going from her which be supposed had taken of
tile crews A. he bore down with al speed upon the
burning vessel and hailed, but received no answer.
He thinks tho steamer built Of iron as the inside
burning fllfioasly and outside appeared entire.
She Nas side wheel steamer. -
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White Sulphur Springs, Aug. IS, 1856.

re- For the benefit of the invalid portion
Of community extract the following from the Almanac
Of Dr. C. NJ. jackson, proprietor of HOoFLANDs GER
MAN BITTERS hoping it may induce trial OF them:
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IIARuYl ARE AWE GRATEs.

ORNATE R0ARDGNG-MRS FoGlE, No. %
TehoupitouaB prepared to accommodate Families
or single gentlemen with petsat Furnished Apartments and
Board on reasonable She will take gentlemen a. 'ay
Borders ut the of Sl2 per month 81 with Lodging
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THousHrs os Cha NG Everything, in
fact al things very piet yesterday, change,
o te streets ths landings, and all the great
III fact was really dull, 50 dull that
with 6he exception Of 600 700 bales Of cotton
being received there was nothing on which we can
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Big FISH AND TALL FrsHING.-Under this cap
ton the Mobile Register, of Thursday morning, has
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''''' AN'si Gio-par+narshinT, /

Co-Partnership.
b. MARSH has this day associated With him ST. T. Way
man. purpose Of tEansaeting the wholesale
retail boot and Shoe business ut the old stand Of j. n Marsh
No. 35 Monroe street. door to Greer, OFT Co., undel
the firn OF MARSH & WAY3tAN.
July 1st, 1855. ju30 H
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Writing Fluid;

S4S SOS49GY
NJ EXITS every Monday evening, atk o'cluek The
I ture Room of the Lutheran Church. ChaTlnc St. CCu-
ire Wheeling S. NJ HAMILTON, Pres't.s
O. a. DIETRIc1Ii Conductor. pvl5-6ui.
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TRANSPO Il A 1lION.

s5y@ Through Tickets to all pdTtset ITcst and
aud information as to every line vest Of the
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NAY Is. 1856.
MIsCELLA i NEOUS.
TERNIs

For Fun Course, incltding all Department. OF BOOK
keeping, Lectures aud L'eRAlaUSsfP, iaedrtI6ty IN
ddtINse S5 sH
rTNuE PROpRlEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
IL their thanks for the gratifying and sue
cess which have marked the OF their Institution since
esiaIislGiGnt at Capital, and stimulates them to re-
lnegcd exvrtous meet, ~ e most iceRt saune, the
rppidy increasing emaid ItlctcGk and c0HredeHe
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sstem of COUNTING ROOM Instructions by oral exercises,
Nor ATTAINED, IlY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Ench
student by this new process, isrled the DESK idfTtd
a Step step, until he has mastered the whole routine
of All duties tOrONlhtyS though he hdd
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oKse: titus all awkwArdneSs; fuiterng and egTeStous
blundrrs are, In u great measure, dlssipated.
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
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I. M. PUMPREY.
FORWARDING &; COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
30. IS MAIS sRkETT, OPPOSITE LIST HowEtL's,
Wheeling, Va,
List Howell, Wheeling, Va,
G. ,1 4 r. 81 Davenport ave 5,,l BaTnssE!le Ei!s o.
p Ptise SgpssgsasS goS, s@i1SnSia zsasisiiis .. o.
o.AZane, baltimore. fe27
WHITE WISH BRUSHES
JusT RECEITED-S0 dozen superior nailed White Wash
= Brushes, from No. to No. TO- expressly for whole
1LSo-sOms of extra make for retail Cal and see them
Brush, Variety & Toy Store,
nElC No. lG9 @ AlaIn 81.
ID ECEIVED this day assortment Gents Black and
Hp4i Al IL '''''s' .-' SD. HARPER son.
G-1PDE,N SEEDS
GARDEN SEEDS Wholesale and rStailI-eyery seed war
81 Seeds hand Po,sI s9 aE5ye s6
ap22 bridge Corner Dcuggiss
J Black, Drab, coIoFed CapsOf the latest Paris
''iiSi spia S. HARPER soy.
..l. TssI s,scst s..d sls.gss: ss, Ssf:to..
| u 90 .' Onion sets
=, -', =. ,,,,,,nr GLOVES.
4Lso-snt Cotton, Isle ThFtad, ai eooFs for ladies'
Gentlemen and Children, n S1co1I mo.
aps >, S''Yl'li 81. iisiSii is iisln street.
ECEIyFD this day, an assortment Of Hungarian Hats,
AS spfs q variety Of eol9Fs and 'sEs B. HARPER SON.
ID VI WIIIsKYA small lot, superior article, for
~ srii fl'f :" a. c. coon co.
POJHDER.
r IFLG I.G aud Rock Powder for sale by Gro w,EsoN
PORT WINE.
| sMALIcas or fine Fort Wine for the slck-pFonounc.
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TRUNAL,S SACRED ELINIR.i
Il dletttciae FOR Dyspepsia alone.
TTNlS medicine Is In extensive and popular Western
i Pennsylvania. II prepared by DR. TrIxal, OF Wash
ngton CO.. and has given relief to hundreds who have
it, who spreading It's fame far and vide.
The of persons we'll koNn appear as vouchers 70
Its efficacy in the above disease.
81