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Respectfully Yours
WISUN KING

A. GENTLEMAN WRITES TO HIS FRIENDS IN NEW
BEDFORD THUS:
To your inquiries | would reply that when
FIRST commenced using Prot Woods Hair
Restorative. nv hair was almost white and
had been so for the last ten years and it
was very thin on the top of my head. and
very loose, and pulled out freely, but | found
thai before I had used al, the second bot
tie (Which was eight weeks my hair was
ntrely changed to its original color, light
| rb~n aIu II llcs ttee tlon dandihf AID
| quite moist. have had nv hair cuts five
ar six times since The change, and have
,ever 8. OF anything like whiie hair start
from ihs roos, aud il now as thick a. 4
ever and does nor come on at al, it has proy-
! ID IN m, case all thar could v isti OF ask.
/ July /, 1884.
Y, y g.
Garainer, esJlne i ,54-s
Mr.. D I'D ar Sf;i have nsed wo boz
lies OF Pro- Woods Hair Restorative, and
can ttu cay il is the srfatas, discovery Of
be age Tor restoring aud changing he h ,if
ef,re using il, was as grey a man OF
l,ev,n,y. Ny ia has nov attahel i $ ORR
glnal color. You can recommend it 'otle
world without The least fears If my case " a.
one ofthe worst kind,
Il Yours g. !, DANIEL N. MURPHY.
lila Market 81 S.. Lous, Ma., Mach Is B..
Dear S am doing an extensive travel
, The Wesl ami Southwestern States, a Il
general agent for Adams Americ n Lini-
, menr, and would be glad iisnn would favor
me cons ignment Of Psof. Woods FL iir Re
storatve a. / feel assured thai I can miro.
7 duce ii in any aces where it's no, known
e as my own hean living tes'inon, of il
f valuable properties in restoring hair Il il
e natural color. / I'M inrsy years old and my
ri hair is as heauif auburn as il was At eigh
:, pen, and much improved in appearance
: and would not be- wifhour bottle en- haut
u oTthe price often. should be ,hd to at
: re nd 10 any matter ,hatis connected will
o the Hair Restorative. have been for ,lir
} Teen wears engaged in the same busnes-, an,
d viii re glad TO hear from you soon. My ad
a dress is Paris. Tenn.
WIN. B. BROOME.
= NJ Prepared and sold a, ia Marke
s l.siraea. between Fourth and Fifth, 81 Lou
4 u Is aAslaSl6 Broadway, New York.
Avery liberal discount made TO whole
e purchasers.
% For sale in vick.burg II manufactures
J. prices by O. O. Woodman &.Co. and i
u this city bv Peier b. Cook q Co., also Il
sale Prot Woods Oriental ST. at;vemsI.in-
ment and vegetable naeic life Pills "a
. rented aetscr than ary other, Of the moi
= in sll-ea-es viii be- eiur ded-
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J.w-RIDoELL I'M .RoBEkrs 5oHN DaEHRE1L
RIDGELL. ROBERTS s TERRELL,
Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nol3 Carondal9 Sueet.
Mem OrIsxus.

Nov. as y.
No. j. n. Roberts Of the above firm has 10.
Gated III Yszoo City, and i prepared to make
liberal cash advances on cotton shipped to the
above house and 10 fll all orders fof suppIies
80. Office At Hiesinbotham Co, Nsln 81
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Rogers LiverwOrt anl T,r.

For he complete cure of Coughs. dds I0Rusn-
~ asthma. Bronehatis, Splitting Of BLOOD.
and al other Lug Compiaiats thGiay 10
Consumption.
Thi ,tetr, ation isuettinr 1T, 80 III W "a
Country. TIL IA perous let ers W. ter. iv foa
Our various ageuIs intIr.rs u Oi cor. II cfe .
m ir Immetlte neighhrr'oo.s W r. Mt us sa,
'ng ~ " one o the - ', il no the v.ry he's Go, Gil
NJ die ~ now telore the pubic. lalmost uva
riabl, TelI YES nd not rn'r qI' hily cures he
very worst c, ses When ali ether coug, prcos-.
Iaiioas tavr ia Leu, this has iirv,d The atient
n Dtuggists et!ers ', die me-, pni hvsc,ans
can ties ~. AK 'hc Agrnt yonr nearest tpw ~
w at hae been h,- 'xpr'ienr uf the etfrcrs OF ID
mrdIciue. | he has tie, n sclinF II { r an leu Ih
Of afime, he W II tell ,on il Is TIL best med e re
exiant. Below we give few exirIrts { on ~.
ters have received 1tely regarding the virtu, 5
Of this medicine.
DIR s. 5. OsIin of Knoxv L.. Ga, say 81 ha, e
been using your Liverwori md Tar very extern
siveiy IN my p actre or tn ee Years pact aud. il
is with plran'e state IN, bel il lis superior
itV over nll Other aticl-s with which | am &C.
orain ed, GcT which IL ia recommended.
Messts Fitzgerald L. BE- nn,rs, writing from
waynesv lie N G sq,;-The Lvcrwort al d Tar
Is hecoming dsil' niue popular in this Cou tr
and we think justly 90. All who hive tiled il
sneak in comm Sndabe terms of 1t and saw IL j.
very beneficial in levatng the complaints TO-
which u is recommended.
Our agent in icKens Dist, S C., Mr.. r. s. Nc
Fall, assures u. that he il with great benrfit
in his own r mily aud nm nds il TO his neigh
bors. He gives an INST once : uegro won m, n
hi. vicinity, who hal be On sgfict1g with III. cas-
ofthe lungs CIR vears.attend d with sew, re coneh
Who was relieved bv he Live rwo I ant T,r.
Snch are the good reports hea OF This med
cine from ali paris ofihe South. For a report o
the su,pri ing cures II has po,f .rmed ia the w 8
team and Nonh'rn and Eastern States, we woul
;ovite the sDffe ring patient IN rea sfha n o,hls
which accompanies eachhotil y To ali. we 81,
have hope, have hop. For sale nv
SCOviL a. MEAD, ~ Chartres street N o.
Gem raj Agents for. the Southern States TO who's
all orders must be addressed.
Alec o Id bv
TLompsen Il Emanuei. Yazso City Mia.
l. Why Gadbury, Bent. n, Mrs,
Priesi'y & Nosty anton NJ s.
Ard w all s,1ectable D, " ST res in theS'att
Fc ruary 8. 1884,
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CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI
5's GER faf assae.sgP.
I. XING~ON. MI.


I. XING"ON MI.
TNiE Trustees have the pleasure to announce
i 10 the friends of the Cenra' Missis 4ippi
Fema'e Cole t, and the public that they have
seCu, ed the services ofthe Rev, A. $ Bayl V
as President of the College. and that the reg
uIar exercises of the school will be resumed on
the 2d Monday in January.
Mr.. Bayley hes identified himself with the m
stituton and will devo G his un iivided energies
to its uphol ing; and from his well known rep
utaton as a Teacher and Principal OF S ,hools
the Trustees fatter themselves that the Col
! lege will enjoy prosperous future.
Boarding can be had in private families on
the customary terms.
large an commodious Stew ards. Hall viii
be immediately put under contract, and finish.
| ed as early possible.
TENS of Tuition as in similar institutions
A. V. ROWE, Secretary of the Board.
January SO IT,
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]. w. BOND.
Firm of Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, st. Pa
WIN DYER,
BRooKFIrLD, Jan. IL, 1855.
(CyPY.l

PaoF WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial
of your lair Restorative, it gives me pleasure
to say, that its effect has been excelentin re-
moving inflammation dandruff.and constant
intensity to itching. with which have been
troubled from childhood, and has also restored
NV hair, which was becoming gray, to its orgi-
nal color. have used no other article with
anything like the same pleasure and profit.
Yours truly.
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CsTAPLE AND FANCY. ID Y Go0JsS. i
~, We hayea large and complete stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Linens, I4aces. Embroideries &c, which we
take much pleasurein showing 10 our friends.
We will, through the season, be in regular
receipt OF all novelties and new e DDS connect
ed with our business and respectfully solicit .
call We shall be pleased 70 cell to punctual
customers on the usua' time
vicksjanIi JACKSON. MANLONE q Co.
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AND CHEMICALS:

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS;
IL 500 ounces Quirine. 100 ounces Nor.
phine, 100 pounds Caomel. 100 pounds Blue
Mass. 1910 pounds Gum c mphor, 1000 lbs
Cream Tartar, 100 pounds Gum Opium. loo
pounds Iodide Potassa.l00 ounces Nitre Silve
100 pounds Rhubarb, 100 pounds Ippecac, 2o0t
DO nds Ri Carb Soda, 1000 ounds CASTLE
Snap-iust received by
Vicksjan HARDAWAY & WHITE:
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SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
COWAN, CHAPLIN & JACK,
A FINE assortment Of Thread, Valencia,
IA Cambria and Swiss Edgings and insert
ings;
Embroidered Muslin Sleeves;
do Cambria do
do do Sets;
do Musli do;
do Mourning do;
do Handkerchicfss
do Breakfast Sets;
Ladies', Misses, and gents Hemstitchod
Hdkfs;
White Jaconets, Cambrfcs and Muslins;
Plaid, Striped and Check Muslins and
Nainsooks;
Ladies' and gents'Kid Gloves, all colorsi
Plain, Black and Figured Silks;
Bonnet Ribbon;
Printed Jaconets and Muslins:
English and American Prints;
Black and Colored Ginhams;
Hosiery.
Ladies' White Cotton Hose;
Misses do do do:
Gents do and Brown Cotton hf-fIoss
A fine variety Of Linen Bosom Shiffs,
Collars, Draws, &c.
DAMAGED.
- pieces, Irish Linens, slighf'r soiled
which viii be sold cheap.
Dec G a.. & j,
l.
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] IL. BR c
CARLYLE. III June 9th, 1853

CARLYLE. TT June 9th, 1858. =
I have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admitted its wonderful effect. NY
hair becoming as | thought, prematureiy gray,
its original color, and have no doubt, perma-
nently SO.
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no THE MILLION
READ AND JUDE TUR
YOURSELVES.

PROFESSOR WOODS Hair Restorative,
Is no doubt the most wonderful discovery of
this are III progress. The following is from a
most distinguished member ofthe medical pro.
fnssion:
ST PAuL, January. l, 1855.
PRor o J. WeoD-.D Dear Sir:-Unsolcited
s send you this certificate. After being near
ly bald for long time, and having tried all the
hair restoratives extant, and having no favor
in any was induced on hearing of yours. to
give it trial. / placed fnysei inthe hands of
a Barber, and had nv head rubbed with n good
stiff brush. and the Restorative then applied
and well rubbed in, til the scalp was oil gloss
/ his r peated evey morning., and IN three
weeks the. young hair appeared and grew
dly from august lastup to The present tim,
aud is nov thick, black and strong--soft and
pleasant to che touch, whereas before it was
/ harsh and wiry, what little there was of 1t and
that little was disapp ar,ng rapidly.
still use your Restorative about twice week,
and shall soon have good and perfect crop OF
hair. Now have rad OF these thinga--and
who has not! but have never seen hitherto
any case in which any persons hair was real
~ benefited by any of The hair tonics &C., oil
the day; and it really gives me pleasure to re-
cord the result OF my experience. | have re-
commended your preparation to others and it
ALREADY mas u large ara general SAFE through
out the Territory. The people here saw its
sf'ec,s and have confidence in it. All who have
used it here will coincide with me IN what
have written The supply you sent us as the
wholesale agents for the Territory i, already
exhausted and daily inquiries are made for it
You deserve credit for your discovery. / fol
one return my thanks for the benefit iit has
done me, for had long ago dispaired of effect
ling any such result congratulate you that
your fortune land large one) is already
lmade.
: wv. BOND.
Firm of Bond g. Kellogg, Druggists, st. Pa
M T.
The undersigned. Rev ]. X. Bragg, is
minister in regular standing, and Pastor of the
orthodox Church at Brookfi. Id, Macs. He i,
a centiaman Of considerable influence, aud u
Universally beloved.
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7 Y ' y
All the most Popular Patent Medicines by
wholesale prices. Among which is
100 dozen Wolre's Srhiedum Schnapps,
75gr,ss Mustang Linamert,
80 gross Brvauts Pulmpnic Waters,
90 dozen IOs'ettcr's Btters,
30 dozen Wheelers Sorry Wine ri tets
30 dozeH ~ing enrdiaI
90 dozen Thdrh's Extr~rt~ opavia and Sars.
4.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
rs are rsguesied 10 ez1pine carefully ns forms Of pro-
J,oszi and iat,rVctioHS aHRezed
3O0I From Phisdelphia by General Wsyne, Cabinet,
West Havth9rd. Radnor. Sprea Eagle, Psoh
FrEz.r, Wtsi Whileland, Dounngiown, Thorn
dale Iron Works. Cain, Coatesvilie, Parkesyurg,
stdburyvrlle, PenninEiouvi9e, Chtls'isns, Gap
Kuzsr's, Bellemou,e, Paradise, GordonsvIie, Eh-
terprpe. La.oa. ter, and Mouutvfe, 10 Columbia,
sal miles end back, ts1cs daily, by railroad.
Leave Philadelphia daily aficr srnvsl Of Mes York
unail--sny ati6l mand lQl pm;
Auive az Lancnssr day by N N and m,
and ct ColaulhS BY N N and ~ am
Leave CoIun.bia dali sI = a m and I'll p M
Arrive At Lapcasser day by a ~ and ? nj
And a. Philadelphia by "A p m and "a m.
3002 From Phiadsphis, by Conshohocksn, Norrsiown,
BnAgspCri Port Kennedy, Valley Forge, Ph1-
nixvals Roytr's F.ni, Limerick Bridge, Pous-
town, Dousisssvilie, Bsumstovr, Birdsboro,
Rsuling, Tucksrton, Mohrsvhs, Leesport, hsu'-
burgb P,ri Clinton, Auburn, Orwg~ourgh, snd
schuyiki Haven, TO Po,tsvIiie, 81 miles and
tack, twice dsiiy, except Sunday, BY railroad.
Leave Philadelphia dairy, except Sunday, al "a N
and X 2spmi
Arrive a. Reading zane day BY 10 m and 81 m,
aba ~ P0,ssple by II m end nj
Ls,vs Poufvils daily, except Sunday, Al m and
aipmi
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West vincent, Marsh, NorgsDto~p, Churchtown,
Goodvhe, Blue Bal, Nev Holland, Bar.vIle
Lesoock, and Binkley's Mills, TO Lancaster, As
miles and back, three rimes week, with three sd-
tionsl weekly iT7Ps 10 Chester Springs from lst
April to lsl October IN each year
Leave Ptanixvile Tuesday, Thursday, and ssiur-
day a n an;
Arrive Al Lancaster psxt days byIIsm;
Leave Lancaster Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Phoni1vle nert days by loam.
s0A From PhGliryiie, by Se'zler's Store, POttstown
Brover, blrdsboro, aud Robeson, TO Reading 3U
miles and back, twpoe wesk.
Lave Phe1xvIls Tuesday saJ Saturday at : n;
Arrive st Reading same Days by JPN;
Leave Reading Monday and Friday al Ga m;
Arrive at Ph0aisvlle SAME Days by pm.
31I5 From Pousioxn, W New Hanover and Frederick,
70 sgmnrY'own; IS miles And back, once a week
Leave Potlstown Wednesday at IL m;
Arrive Al Sasnpeytosn same day by s . m;
Lave Sumneyto~n Wednesday a a m;
Arrive Al Pottstoun day by III am.
506 From Readisg, by Sinking Sprrg. Wernersvie,
Furnace, Womslsdorf, stouchburg, Meyerstovn, /,
Lebanon, AnnyiIe, Palmyrs, Union Deposit, and
Hummelsiosn, % Hrrisbarg, 81 railss and back,
Lave Resdmg daily, except Sunday. at M m in
sumner, sSd u p m IN winter;
Arrive al Harrisburg same dsy BY 81 m in sum
mor, and III WINTER;
Lave Harrisburg daily, except Sunday, at u m;
90 Arrive ar at 3, ktaaiog same day 6y y Pm
vile, and GroshyiTe 70 Boyerstovn, IL miles and
back, SIX times a week
Leave Reading daily, sxcep, Sunday, al 3Ipmi
Arrive At BoyertoGn sdme day by . p m;
Leave Eofsratoun daily, except Sunday, al IN;
Arrive at Reading same day by 10 m.
S0i6 Fsom Reading, by Bcckessydc, Joanna Furnace,
Morgnntown Blue Rock, Loag, Wallace, Uvch-
land, Lonviile, tpd West Whieinnd, 10 West
Chesier, 40 miles and bsek, thres times week.
Leave Roadiag Monsay, Wednesday, and Friday
allan; ....
Arrive Il Yves, Chester zane days By7pm;
Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday Al s q m;
Arrive at Reading snms dsys by SPIN.
30f9 From Reading. by LeinbaskNs Lover Bern Bern
v,Ir, Tgpshoecsn, Rshrersburg, Bethel Cross
| KIN Mils and Fssds'iek sbarsk. 10 Jonss,ovn, n
| nilies aad back three tunes week.
| Leave Reading Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
1 allan.
4 Arrive q Jonestovn same days by5pm;
4 Leave Jone~iown Mondsy, "Wednesday, srd Ssidsy
4 si6 an;
/ Arrive At Rendin. sas4s Ssy. by SPIN.
1850 From kssding, by oiey, Lobschsylle, and PIX;
4 TownshrP 70 Msnsiswny, ~ mics s--1 s-ss
once . week. III"
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SHIPPING.

lrCR CHARLESTON, q. C-THF SUPERIOR StDE
II wheel steamship, STATE or GEORGIA, Capt ,. ,.
ustvn, will sail from Philadelphia for Charleston Saur
dsy, Novembers 2. 10 oco,s A. ~ Cabin passage, with
state modaions 3D. steerage -
The state &c Georgia will esd again above Saturday Nov
- The keystone State sails FOR savannah Saturday Novcm
ber l5 HERON MARTIN. Agena
Philadelphia, 81 North wnarges.
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DrcOPn's peAcTTCx-DR. HAMMOND nAr p.
TX trtatgtsa etrnNiertisv important osS n9xn-
r, al foocA 90 Rrosi-ar opposs ms - ,, ~. -
n ap. yani OF rsrs Carnorhsn anf eoM OF tss -
r q Nicara III ,~fa Consultations IN srsn. ~ FrSNs
,gss sily a. ~ letter 10 uli ard IRON g 5csy
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EMPHASIZES.

FIREMAN a co. 3 EMPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, ORE
sandwich Islands China and Pacific Coast Of South
America via Panama, United States mail steamer Illinois,
THURSDAY November g. At O'Clock r. NJ Freight rerev-
cd ti 10 o'clock A. " Thuradsy. small parcels ll
O'Clock. FREEMAN CO., 90 Broadway.
DACrrrc EXPRESS CoMPAay-ui BROADWAY
ESpress fcc California; ureeoa md South Pacific coast,
wr n forward w the Uti 81 States Mail Steamship It'll.
NOIs (cuurtced With ths GOLDEN AGEN on Thursia y,
Nov IN charge 81 special messenger. Small parcels
celyed TIL !, letters " O'Clock
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TNp COOIFH, NO. II UUANE kTKEEr, NAY BIN COZ !
suited privately diseases The victims Of misplace
no Ad.oce with the certainty Of raAoAA
ArsI Charges moderate. ~ B.-Eo fee ui cured
40 ZEN I'LL, CURm.-DR CoBBErr, no. - DUAnO
IN street. may be sonsul,ed Wal sonfdeuse esvtAn
esees practice OF four hn
ally enables HIM TO maize psrmansnt cures The vtstis.s
M spl confidence cab call hin wiz NE certainty
rreung with physician q eryersnss r. B-ass III. b
Sr ons member Of ~ New rork Univarsy Win 800
bong series o. Xars eorAned he attention 70 dissas@
q class VIII he has treatsd Lee than twsnV
thousand without instance Of failure The remedial
arr mild there N6o Interruption - buawoor change -
diet DR. Watson IL in constant attendance FROM - 0e
morning uns at night ~ his consulting rSs and redeees
is walker street. few dcon west OF Broadway. TIE 49,
sulung are separsts.
YorrNsrlr SURGEON % the Icct Hosrteal
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dramatic AND MUSIC al Es1ERPRIsE- oEn-
uemen with 81, Gee or 81 500 young lady Of celebrity
and experience ss IN aoi'ess musician AND nanhgeres
the loan OF the above 70 m entirely new ssA
elegant hall recherche entertainments IL 10
aaiy excellent for nightly letting aud In calico
listed The lady makes this application -
gentlemen only not prcessed oney erders She Offers he
personal security share in ber undertaking Al
dress " westminster herald oaice. New York
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nNLy LINZ WITH suRH CONNECrIoS.-TRANslr
" miles Shorter han other route and
river States Mail Line.-Fifty pounds
rom ocesn 70 ocean, bZ Psnams Railroad. THROUGH
ksi Steamship Company will desps'ch for A.pinwal on
c, Of Warren stree. rorlh river The well known and fast
sepgvs and mails WIN b. forwTdsd b rsnama Rallroad
psnys mssnfeent steamship GOLDEN AGE . 7. Watkins
for san The public informed that the Pacific
Mall Steamship Company always have
eeamers Panama ready for 70 avoid posi-
ME detention malls For passage apply
+ w RAYMOND, At the only office OF the companies No
IN West street 81 Warren, New York. Regular
United states mail steamer days 9th and 2h of each msnh
IroR HAVANA AND MOBrLF.-THD UNITED STAIRS
~ mail Steamship QUAKER CITY, R.W shufedt, com
rarder will leave for the above ports Friday
Il 81 IL o'cscck noon from pier No ~ North rver Po~
'''s'''' sSITH PATRICK, 81 wan street.
u,oP rEw ORLEANS Avn NA-UNrrPD
II eiaes natl steamship CAHAwRA, y. ~ Bnlioch com.
snder commence receiving freight Saturday Nov
and sail the above ports Wednesday Nov III al 10
O'clock A. NJ pisr foot Of Robinson street NORTH river
Rms 81 adnR Of goods shipped be sent IN d~Sevenng
Previous 70 the dsv q sailing No bills % sing signed asr
stesritr sails, LIVINGSTON, CRoCBERoNA Co,
~ Park place
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BOARDING AND LODGING

DATCuELoR's HALL-FOUe YOUNG GErT.FMFE
ID can be accommodated with board. and iii tb :
comforts az home at So East Twelfth street near Broat
wsy Dinner SIX O'CLOCK References exchanged App '
after four 'clocs N. Terms moderate.
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0O00 REWARD LOST OR STOLEN. on MONDAY
DAUU norrHg. November s. 1896 between Eizsoeti.
pier No n r. between the landing place Of
The steamboat Wyoming and wes street land wsrraas
Containing I'D each ditto 100 each and
ditto contain ing 40 each. The enclosed
half shee, Of the Eastonlan Newspaper dated Nov.
1856. The acs nowedgmens OF most Of said
made before the subscriber and bear his signature The
above reward will he paid and questions asked returned
70 b. Clark Esq Merchants Hoel Cortsd street. to e.
n Buck Fastcn. ia.
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(-ArTIoN-NoTrcE To THE PUBrrC.-THE Bulls
~ posted around the ctiy stating DR. hCNfER has re-
vilsinous deception. His gresi remedy for cufSg
certain diseases Hunters red drop ony be obtained
old No DIVISION street where Dr. Hunter be
Consulted where The fact every OF those
hni rosung doctors rob AND orsnt Young mes
eay il against the law 10 them every has
richi o desuoy them. Read my medical work
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNrTED STATES
II Mall Iine.-The steamship KNoxyIILS, Capt &. D.
Ludlow, leave Wednesday 9Th November from pier
No North river st O'Clock Bnls Of ling signed
board For freight or passage apply TO s. Il MITCHl Me-
'" broadway Through tickets from New York 70 Jackson.
vlle. ssh 10 Psika SSS Steamers nom Florida
Savannah with the from New York Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
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PERSCEsL.

80. Moses ii. Grinnell, one of the electors
on the Fremont ticket, drew is daft on Satur-
day for slO, 200, payable "to my country as
bearer W 1t is believed to have gone to
Pennsylvania.
.... One Of the candidates nomin for
Congress by the Democratic State Conyen ion
OF Californis is Charles L. Scott, Esq, son of
Robert &. Scott of Richmond, Va and late
consul to Rio Janeiro.
-. Mr. A j. Moulder, the nominee for su-
perintendent Of public instruction in Caligor.
MA, Is from Washington city, and the demo.
cratic candidate there for clerk of the Supreme
Court, Mr.. Charles Fairfax, isfrom the yicini.
~ Ct Alexandria, Va
80. Ossian E. D,dge, who was for some
years lodging around the country as a comic
vocalist, has c5t married, and settled down az
Cleveland, Ohio, where he has opened Ii si,
store and pub fishes a paper called the " Musi-
cal Harp"
49,. Hon. Charles j. Jenkins. the Georgia
whig, in letter dai cd October 6, con tradicts
the report that since he came out for Buchanan
he had become reconcile d to Fillmore and re-
turned to his support. N.Y.. jenkins says he
abandons Mr.. Fillmore on ccOuut of his weak
ness, and believing the con TEST to be between
Buchanan and Fremont he supports Buch-
apap.
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sPLRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

CF II
The Union reviews with no little severity
the argun ents o. the London Times IN favor
Of Fremont, wherein that journal la5Ors pal
pabIy to work the Northern United states
up 10 a point whereat their attitude may
bring about dissolution Of the Union. The
Union also contains an article upon the
pecuniary transactions of Fremont with the
Government IN which the beauties Of Beef
and Mariposa~are most effectively blended.
It would be well for the Democrats National
Committee TO cause the Unions Article to be
widely circulated in pamphlet form.
The I1telttgencsr publishes tho cOrrespon-
dence between the president of the late Old
Line Wing Convention and Mr.. Fillmore, and
also the acceptance lin letters 10y Messrs Fill
more and Donelson Of the nominations Of th at
convention. As there is now no earthly rIos-
pect that these gentlemen will receive single
electoral vote, quotations from their letters
would hardly be worth the space they would
occupy IL the Stars columns We, therefore,
refrain from quoting them.