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Tas wild Nan Ag.in.

| a Acorrespondcpt Of tile Catio Gazette,
mtiiihg under date of the 2s,s. y,;imo
from iaralifta, Arkansas, on Uppes Red
a'ser, states that the cold during Abe pres.
ent @tatrr llas besn In that region the So
serest within the memory OF man. The
rivers were froscn solid, the plains present.
/, ed an unbroken sheet Of snow. The wri.
Ter relates The following story Of an ut.
tempt 10 capture tho famous wild man,
rho llRs leeD 50 often encountered on the
Ltsders Of Arkansas and Northern LOUIS.
"Inmy travels met party from your
couaty in pursuit Of wild man. They
bad struck his trail at cane brake bor.
dering on Brant Lake aud the Sun Flow.
er Prairie. learned from one OF the
party that the dogs run Lin to nm arm Of
the lake which Was frozen, but not suffi
c'en'iy strong to bear his weight, whicl,
consequently gave way. He had, howsy.
er, crossed, aud the dog, were at fault.
"one Of the party, mounted on fee,
horse, coming up, encouraged the dogs to
pursue, but foand t impossible to cross
with his horse, and concluded to follow
the lake round until he could ascertain
the direction taken hy thi. monster of the
forest On reaching the opposite side of
the bend, he was surprised to see some.
thing in the lake like man breaking
the ice with his arms, aud has,ened, un.
der cover Of the underground, to the SPOT
where lac expected him TO come out. He
concealed himself near the place, where he
had full view Of him, until he reached
the shore, where he came out and sl,ook
himself lie represents him ms n stout.
athletic man, about six feet four inches in
height, completely rovered with hair of -
5rowni,h cast, about four to six inches
loag. lie was we'll musced, and ran un
the bank with the nectncss Of a deer.
He says lac could have killed him
WIN ms gun, but the Object Of the party
beng to take him alive, and hearing the
horns Of his comrades and the howli,n Of
the the 1"gs OH the opposite bank Of the
lake, he concluded TO ride up and head
him, so as to bring him to bay and ,l:en
secure their prize. SO soon, however. as
the wild man saw the horse and rider he
rusa'cd fran'ically towards them, ard in nm
'ns,an, dragged the hunter to the ground
aud tore him in the most dreadful man
ner, scratching out one Of his eyes aud in
Jnflng the other so much that his com.
radcs despair Of the recovery Of his sight,
and sa''ng large piece. out Of his saoul
'fers and various parts of his bodr.
] The mnnstcr then tore of the saddle
and tridle fr,m the horse AMI DESTROYED
them, snd holding the horse by the mane.
broke short piece Of saplinr, and mount.
ing 'i," animal, started at full .peel across
the plains in The direction of the noun.
! lalns. guiding tie horse with hi. club
lh" person left with tho wounded man,
informed me that the party was still in
pursuit. having been joined by a band Of
friendly Indians, aud thought that if they
could lind place in the mountains no,
covered With snow, or caneLrake in the
vicinity to feed their horses, they NIGH,
ore'take him in day or two"
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President Pierce.

Ih" Mississirrian closes IN article, in
which IL asserts that the Democracy Of
M'sss.iiid nc. for the nomination OF Pres.
'drnt Pierce, with the following eIoou.u,
response to the position that h. i, not
available" 7" lecausc Of his fearless WAR
fare upon sectional agitator,:
Why is Mississippi invoked 10 discard
Genera! Iicrcei Why is she cal!eI upon
:" repudia,s his administration, when il
has been all that she could iave asked !
hs abolition fanatics have cndcavored
by the fury Of the storm which they have
raised against him. TO drive him from his
post Of duty, but they have failed. And
's lhs SDnth TO yield to their arrogant ,lo
manls! Is she to take counsel Of her
fears!
"M hat reason do those assign for their
action who oppose tho REORGANIZATION of
General Piercei Do ,i.ey Say he has no,
been true 10 the glosious principles EMU.
ciatcd Ia his inaugural! Oh. no! That l,..
has not been true 10 the South. oven IN
times When SOME d her own SONS, the
representatives exclusively Of Southern
constituencies, waveredi Oh, no They
admit all this. But he is not available J.
And whyi Because he has done his duty
~ defiance Of all opposition. General
Pierce has incurred the undying wrath Of
northern faction lists; and u new man. not
80 odious to then--a man Who has not
been SO prominent in thwar,ing them IN
! their villninous and trailorous scl,emes-
must 10 chosen OH the score of ayaila.
bili,y aa
"Away with such miserable, time.serv.
ing policy " isBds Lat TO fan the flame
! OF tree solllsm: anI While il will not pur
chase peace IL will sseure contempt and
oboGny for those who resort to it. When
the South once establishes the policy oi
su'sendering northern men who have stood
up IN defence of constitutional right SIM.
PITY TO appcase the abolition ficpd, how
long will IL be before she will look 10 that
quarter in vain for friends and supporters I
Away, then. with the cowardly argument
Of availability The same argument. if
needed by his friends, would have pros.
tTa!ed Andrew Jackson in his war aaain.l
the United States Bank, when the myr.
rJidons Of that mammoth institution were
seeking his distraction. l3nt the dcmoc.
raey OF that day set Us . better sxa,nple
The fercer the storm ragged, the near,
did they gather around the standard Of the
OLD Chief, and, girding Up their loins 70,
the fight, glpriopsly did tl.sy bear j, to
victory.
A reaction has taken place IN the NORTH.
ern States. The lion hearted democracy
of,hst section were for time oyerrun hy
the Vapdal hordes Who rallied nnder the
flag Of aboiilionism and know notbingis,n,
lui. animated by the example Of the Pres
ident, who would not strike bis colors,
they have renewed the struggle, end tile
shout OF victory is waited on every breeze
that sweeps over the battle plain. A re
action has commenced. The tide has
turned, and il will roll onward unless tho
South he.self arrests il under the lad in
fluence Of indiscreet coupsels."
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Land for Sale.

THE sn iscriber offers for sale 2sI ncre,
Of lands, divided into two tracts, one contain.
,ng one hundred and eighty rcisht acres, and
the other ninety. three,
Aoont seventy acres Of the land !.
creek bottom hficen OF twenty acres Is
oran"h bottom, Suitable for corn or meadow,
one. .half cleared and ditehed, 80 az TO throw
the water on or of Of Il, as occasion may
require, md ono hundred and twenty Ave
acres p vel ,imberrd land. (mpstly hickory
and oak), The remainder IN worn out land,
growing pp ngain. The two TRACTS are
shout half mile apart, and both have
any quantity Of frxfcllcnt wafer on them.
They lis bctwren four or Eve miles from n
drpot.
hpfi 30 1890. ti-2tpd.
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a iouSG DENocnAr OF TIE RIGHT
Hrrrr.-The following interesting incl
dent which occurred 1T the late voting day
liz Dover, \. H., :prears in the correspon.
dcnce ola Boston paper:
we cannot omit To mention circum
s'anee in ward 9, which goes to show
what gooI blood runs in the veins ofso,n.
OF our yeomanry. \ young gent by tn.
name OF Dursin, Of Pennington, was de
MED the right to vote. 1t Was contended
hy the boy that lie was iwcn,v.o one, bu, a
letter from an up c. TRY pill doctor was
pnt IN, alleging tha, he was not Of age,
AM his name was stricken nolens rolrns
otf the list. This was rather ,tccp.' The
thermometer was ut zero. and the road.
IN the country almost impossible, bn,
what matter when the rights for which
our fathers fought krce deep were nfrinr-
ed On lie chartered fleet horse and
rode away for his native home, Is mile,
distant, where Was the olL family B:bl.
which would tell the tale. On his arrival
ailidavils were made out and signed by
tie COOL old grandmother, who had
tinght hIm genuine New Hampshire DE.
inocracy on her knee and at half pas, five
.rlock the polls having been closed sn
hour and half-he presented himself
once more, and demanded with the voice
OF lion the right to vote. The docu-
ments We're examined closely aud found
correct, and INTO the box went AZ p'ump
4 democratic vote, from the eagle bird
10 the bottom, AS ever was printed. Ol
such stuff are the New Hampshire bows
made"
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HOlIOWAY'S PILLS. undoubtcd,v IN

HOlIOWAY'S PILLS, undoubtedly the
best Medicine on sale in the Union.-The cy-
traord'nary power Possessed by these Pills
have rendered them justly IN universal favor.
tic with the citizens of tn. Union, owing it is
presumed to their efficacy in all Diseases of
The liver and stomach. For the cure Of sick
headaches, bile and indigestion they arc al.
so unequsllcd; and for all female con, plants,
whether Of the daughter entering into wo.
manhood, or the mother at the turn of life,
their effect is inf'llible, a. they speedily re-
move all such complaints from the system
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WHY ARE WE SICK!

1t has been the lot Of the human race to be
weighed down 10y disease and suffering. Hol.
toways Pilla are specially adapted 10 the relief
OF the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and the lNflRM, of all climes, ages, sexes, and
constitutions Professor Holloway perser ally
superintends the manufacture Of his medicines
In the United States, and offers them 10 free
and enlightened people, as the best remedy the
world ever produced for the removal Of dis
eases.
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The 0nsstion 5Vnored.


k~iIIs Xrraid, and other papers opposed to
{ the Cinc:Lnati Con,,nii.n no,, N ,nt in
: thi. State, have all ignored the true issue,
and oyerslaughel the arru,nen, !, vain
effort to draw off abd distract the public
mind. Finding themselves weapo. less
and poweriess M the great argumcni, as
W yhe propr'ety AMI exi,edie acy "fa Dem.
cc'atic representations from this State, in
the nominating Ccpven,isp, lhry have
turned redoubtablc knigi,.., and ara nov
: Engaged in most terrific wind. mill con.
a'cs, saving tho air Justify with their
sr.nchant blades. I.ike peevisl,, quar-.
'sse'ous bows, when forced into Obc.iieuce,
they undertakes TO compromise with the
= ascendent power by ignoring the original
cause of quarrel, and IN setting M ,nos,
piteous snarl over side issues, 'fulI OF hol.
low ~unds signiiying no,hing."
: ~ Ab9at SIX weeks sgo, they started on u
crusade against the ConyenueDsis, armed
With . howIing trumpet. and deuunciations
!, dire and dark, for their presumpt on in
presuming TO presume that TIE people OF
Sooik carolieanrc so prcsumpipcus rs to
ppIose the dietstss of tho oligarcIy; and
At last accounts they were lasl,ing their
sietims most numerically on account of
( Fsmsli turn outs in Abbevi'e, Laurenss
!, Barnwell and ether Districts. Verify tley
ssa~ tho aIr thus. r--Eae.fsld Informer.
i'HrcKs FALLrsa.--F For the first time in
many months we see that COMMON 10 good
New York State Flour is quoted by Whole.
rae st fraction under six dollars bar.
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Female Complaints.

no Female, young or old. should he without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and reg,
ulatcs the monthly course. at all pc, iods, acting
in many cases like charm. 1t is also the beat
and safest medicine that can be given 10 chill.
dren of all ages. and for any complaint; conss-
qsently no family should be without it.
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- rv& ~ eturf. l;oN Ct,u. i.r.
Nsahtngtoh eRek1lp9 9n6on1ss
!. g g. s. nc
eassses ss,sentic n<lsices from, Nicaragua.
eat the gcnessT S5sniosi is that Walker
ess not Set met with ~ny serioas check.
Suu bs y u, ~ very critIrhl sitwatiou, aud
q the British ffigate rresiIent. had, ss Is
stated, been seit down from Panama to
sntesfere, oa the past of Costa Rica, his
day IS pscn
z letter from Col Kinney. who !, q,
ssseytowa, . received heEe, s,s,ihg thai
Walker bad been, badly b,,a,eh, and de-
!. :srssdas But tho JColvnel could have
Z Ssed no other information ON the xub;eet
: as'sn tho sepctt from punta Arsena.. y
y large number Of lnembers of both
6 uouscs have gone down together witt
Hhs Prcsilent and Cabinet to Annapoli, to
4 w'a't the Naval Academy and the fine
steam frigats Merrimac, which eth all
nor armament and full lcompicment .ai
amen, had been ordered FROM No,fok TO
4 Rhxt port II IS Z, ~
Ties Ssatisscl of this mor,ling has lonu
article % .rep!y 70 ,lle Yirginia pmnphlei
sssnsd sgsinw Nr. Buchanan us a candi.
date for the Presidency. The North
aroi'na DeWocrecy have nominated Mr..
g k'serce, aud it would seem that nearly al,
the Sou.herp States will support him il,
xhe Cincinnati Con vcution, y7| I1.a-
.SttiI, Ms. Buchanan will Lc strongly
pressed by the Northern States, and espe-
y,a'iy by FeansJlyania. There are SOME
u'sciee; laenocrstic politicians here who
'"''k !net Mr. Buci'anan must be nolni-
,ascs' y" 'otdes 10 prevent the defeat Of the
:, ,' ss,uoS'aI'c sandiaa'e, or what woui.i be
s eaa or worse tho failure Of the elect; ON
.,'',.ss "Ss l.e he"ge,
aS'ac n.us noad biil, reported ~
: WY '.se,sss "snats ~ Air. Weller, from the spc-
4. sohsSsSee on the snlJr,t is 10 be
Nea W '~ consideration and action on
'., .ae z.n. Ar. " e''er, IN some remarks
es'e'uay' expressed great confidence in
II. :e 'ene'"e "a'en ne mad rr3-etci. In
- -. ...r,4' ..,,'"'Ns' Mr. WeEer said
nS money ic is~'e.<4.l to show,
. ;" ''e road' ",N.d yt4d thirteen
Sa ~"s re' "n""in, su' si.eaf'ea tie pas.
1"s "''" Szao @ 500, ADD 10y
:" " e,'.e!" ".3s stid The saving
- ~ .'Se'' "r, s'S'y thoasanl ras
noo ono ~ r. amount =" More th'a' - =
.'SS.rs "e sho"e9 'ae great ~eai.h
i. ,,.''''ss ", .,N 'ne improvements now
r.!ss... &C ~ ~ H;s tun' o'at'' snd urged the
~" ... "i' ." 'ne general grounds
.I..s.... ou," Us !" "tr'de O'''. and NATIONAL
,.r,,.s g., y, SIS " :" :" preserve Tie union
NJ S.,.,s, =,
&p.,.l ~. ~, t"'nc Ha''
mo- .L,.i, ,a, IL; @ a""D '."s ~,
'''" u,'""e'''
f.u na f'o"'"ai ends
a.. ,,r..;..,. III V ."c "'ro'"e,,o" OF
- "iI'"P'~'s Ie'''atSs' We
= Tr. r.,.,.,. @ ~ :. y o' some '''''e toco'ne
s...,, n,. .,.l. -. ."0 .e.e's' parties sent
nlnr, din. ,.r,, ,o,,,.." t !" Iu''e! ana eS.
s,,,;,,,,, .i -. Il. c 'o"'' n'o"
t.ns.'.,;..'t,s .. "e l""jer, " all lot
81, ,L. L.. I us. ~ m"se
,n. .,f .rn,,,,, ,.n - ',e 'as' re-
sa.,; .n.I ,i.s pv,;nss "ss" INC Ni''s'S-
r. n...n., =;
4 a.. , "o' ee'He '" no'ee
ia,ui sa.c. l.iel, WA. iin.liy decided in fa
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General Debility----Ill
Health.

Many OF the most dospotic governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the INTRODUCES
tion of these Pills, that they may become the
medicine of the masses. Learned Colleges ad,
init that this medicine is the best remedy ever
ever kno"n for persons Of delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired as i,s in-
vigoratng properties never fail to afford relief
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A RAIL ROAD SUPERINTENDENT

A RAIL ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
Hon. Jacob Moore, the efficient Superin.
tcndent of the Vermont Genital Rail Road,
states that few days use of DR.. Rogers
Liverwort, Tar and Cunchalngua, cured him
of a protrnctcd disease of the Lungs, after
having tried Physicians prescriptions, and
most other remedies in vain. For sal, in
Lancaster by MAGILL & HEATH, and by
all Druggists everywhere.
PRICE, IN large bottles Al. lo-ot
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Dr. Nolan Els
cELEBRATED
V E r nj 1 + UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Twoer.Ae s... I,r.p.r..s.n. Of a.. ~,

----
They are not recon-
lnended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMrFucE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure of Liver CoM-
PLANT, all BlLloUs De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLane's Celc-
bratcd VrRMlFuer and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
S's",;i"9 @sss.
SOLE PRopRlEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there arc various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermituge
and Liver Pills. All
others, i'll comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE MCLane's
Vernifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
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Dyspepsia and Liver
COMPLAINT.

Nearly half the human race have taken thess
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts of the
world, that nothing has been found equal to
them in cases Of disorders Of the liver, dysp.p-
sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone to these organs, Low.
ever much dsranged. and when al other pca.,s
have failed, ~
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ONE TRIAL NAY MAKE YOU RICH
FOR LIFE!
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED
BY THE STATE OF MAINE.

The following splendid Schemes arc more
particularly worthy the attention Of the pub.
iic; composing some Of the most Brilliant
Lotteries ever drawn in the United States.
On Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday,
Or EACH WEEK,
During February, March and April will be
drawn one Of the following Beautiful
Schemes:
Tickets 81. Halves SO cts. Quarters Is.
For S"5, We send Package Whole. Half and
Quarter Tickets.
For $40, we send Pack age Halves and TIVE
Whole Tickets.
For IS We send Package Quarters and One
Whole Ticket.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

SEA -:o'-
THE UNDERSIGNED
TAKES pleasure in informing the friends
and former patrons Of her husband, that she
has opened a DRUG STORE, next door
bcloT the
MASONIC HAIL,
where will constantly b. kept fresh and
sclr~t Stock Of
Drugs. CIlemicals, Family and planta.
tioh Medicines, Soaps, ferfnmery,
Brushes, Spices, and Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks,
DC, DC,
And respectfully solicits continuance Of
the patronage 20 libcrslly bestowcd on him.
J. F. DE HAY.
~ Mr.. De- Hay will give personal at
tention to the business details of the Store !;
and residing on the premises, persons arriv.
ing In town after night and wanting Medi-
cincs, will be waited on AT ANY HOUR.
Camden, April 23, 1856. l0.tli.
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The last esse Of absence of mind is tl,a,
81 shiP ssrpepser, who BIT of tic end Of
: sr'ss'.ad drove plug u tobacco in tlac
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Hollo,uay's Pills are the best rem
ely in the ,corld for the fol,
lOirin0 Diseases.

Asthma, Headache,
Bowel Con,plsins, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Disesses, Inward Weakucss,'
(ostiycnes, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Lownsss of Spirits,
Diarrhsa, Piles,
Dropy, Stone and Gravel,
Debility. Secondary Symphonic,
SdrHr aud Aguf. Scnercal Affections,
Female Complaints. Worms Of all kinds, Z
- Sold AT THE EMAsuFAcroRI.so or Pro
rEssoR HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden LANE, New
YORK. aud 2iI, STRAND, LONDON, and by all
respectable Druggists and dealers OF Medi-.
zines throughout the United Ststes, and
the civilized world, in boxes, at 25 centsr
62i ets and 81 each.
.W.There is asonsidsrable saving by ts
king the larger sizes.
N.B.-Direetions for the guidance Of ps
tients in evsry disorder are affixed to esc b
Box 40 ".
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These Pills Purify the
. Blood.

These famous Pills are expressly combined
70 operate OH the stomach, the liver, the Kidneys
the lungs the skin and the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain OF life, and thus
curing disease in all ts forms.
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NR. EpIroR.--Tcase announce Mr.. Raleigh
llapmpnd a. candidate for Tax Collector.
Aud obligc, HIS FMESDs.
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Class 17,

We pay the same attention to an order for q
single Ticket rs 10
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES,
Which stand lauch better chance of oh.
tanning u prize, as every drawn number
must be on the tickets OF the package, aud
as there il two or three prizes in each pack.
age, it may he that the high pIizc is among
them. By several persons clubbing togeth.
cr the cost TO eaeh is small and they stand
Mufi, hrttes shanse Of prize, as will be
seen by the following
Prices tr Psckoges:
Cert. Of Packs Of ss WhoIsS, cost $1,000
do do 26 Halves, cost 500
do do 26 Quarters, cost 400
Do do &c Eighths, cost 400
w All prizcs paid by drafts on the near.
est citiss or as purchasers may direct.
H Bills on all solvent Banks taken =,
par.
The OFFICIAL schrme will be sent with all
tickets ordered, nad on the day the lottery
draws the official drawing will he forwarded,
together with n written explanation pf the
result Of the purchases.
Persons addressing the urdcrsisued may
conhdentiy rely upon i,nving their orders
hiled by return pai, nad the strictcst con.
! hdcncc observed. s-
The great Luck which has attended oar
office will fully authorize us in saying that
TO secure competency for tifs il is only
necessary !" address 'SiiiI SiITES Gss:;' Z E co
Box $50 Post Offcc, Baltimore. Nd.
feoy 70, iSe bl-tw
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Mr.. EDITOR You will please announce
Capt. JAMES l.. REID as candidate for
the Legislature, nj the next election, and
oLligc HIS FRIENDS.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

We arc authorized and requested to an
nounce J. WILLIAMS, Esq. as candidate
for the Legislature. at thr next c'nction. by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Mn. EDITOR Please announce DR.. w.
T. CAUTHEN rs candidate TOR rc-plcc.
,ion to the Legislature, ar d obligc his
FRIFSDS
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce e.. r.
HENSON, Esq'r as a candidate for Tax Col.
lcctor and obligc,
MANY FRIEsps AND SUPPORTERS.
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Notice
Estate of II. 8. Massey, Esq, Do
ccusea.

THE creditors Of Benjamin Sykes Massey,
Esq, dcsenssd. are notified TO present and
cstsblish their demands, on or Bcfsse ihc
3ist May, 1856. fE
BY order of the Court, June Tcrn;.is55.
JAMES II WTrfIERSiOON,
Com. Equity, l.. n.
hpni 20. ieoo lo-t-pf e25.
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Heavy Groceries.

rie'. consisting in part as follows:
Heavy Groceries.
New Orleans and Porti Rico Sugars, Crushed.
Powdered, Clarified, and Loaf do, Rio,
Java, Cuba and Laguira Coffee, New
Orleans and Vest India Nolasscs,
Salt, Lard, Bacon Sides and
Hams, North Carolina
and Tennessee Flour,
Soap and Starch. -..
Buckwheat Flour,
in Rags and Barrels,
Sperm, Adamantne and Tal-
low Candies, p. Apple, Goshen,
and Eng. Dairy Cheese, 20 bbls. Pink
Eye Planting Potatoes Nos. l. ., and
Aackerel, in Kjt.. hslf aad whole Barrels.
FANCY GROCERIES,
Whole. Ualf and
Quarter Boxes Easins, ..
Almonds, Figs and Assorted
Candies, Ginger and Green Gacs
Preserves, Blackberry and Red Cur.
rent Jelly, Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters and
Oysters, Walnut and Tomato Csutsup, Pickles,
Olives, Capers, Pepper saucs, Brandy
Peaches, Pears and Cherries, Lemon
Syrup and Blackberry Cordial,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, N,s.
csron;. Citroa anL ~
jaks Paste. Vim.
Soda. and Butter
Biscuits, frGsh
cF''' and Blaek~sli' Eng, Mustard. s"s
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
Rio Hondo 40. !, & 2, scgT..
Flore de Carolina No. !, l. . do.
Palmetto and j. V. Y. C's do.
La Nicolians, do do
shei,ou,s fine cf.siO% dO,'1 Tos.ees os.se
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FLEMING BROS.

oV WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Sole PrOprictors.
Srovi g. Mead, No. III, Charters Street,
New Orleans, fGrncrsi Wholesale Agent, for
The Southern States, TO whom all orders
must hr addressed
Sold by MAGil.L g. HEATH. Iancas.
ter; Rrcdy g. Wylie, Chester; 1T. Work
man, Camden a. Malloy. Chcraw; Win.
chester g. S,itt. Monroe, n. &.
April 80. 1856. ll.ly.