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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06
A MURDER AT LAWRENCE.

CorresI oudeDce OF The N. Y. Tribune.
ST. LorIs. Mo Thursday, July 81, ie56
The Missouri X. publican publishes in this morning 5
i..ne the tolowipg communication, dated Westpor,
July 90, Giving account OF the murder ot MIR
Wilson Of South Car)na, n Lawrence the "fth lns'
"On The 2hh Mr. Wilson aud daughaI Of North Cur
opa IayeIg in the bsyws been Oh visit TO Lecomp'
Tom a. uee pssns through Lawrence had an atercarion
"a h man hy tb, nsme Chapman citizen OF that place,
sbout ibe buggy and wble "a he act Il 'eprpi ia
II .,ase wa, struck by Chapman with heavy club which
eec lin 10 the sruuad physcaD was cal ed in VINO made
hebt be Opd soon recoeI Al recon- men l.
ed n pass, him N ihe stage They 40 so aud no
ha al hour after his sTnYa st ihe ha HOUSE 10 u
place HIS smahe dapsh er Is ia sr, At dsess Tar ron
sud auoug gers, bnt with etiy Of friends M wilson
bl,iaI parry ,tAiteI fIom this pace that night
Chapman They suc"'eded al be IS row az Lecompo9
the ha de- Of the aUhOr.s who no doubt Will take good
CaIe Of Tim"
The RcJuLlicans cone spondent ties TO carry the
oea that because this murder took place in Lawrence
"awrorg .rsion would be given OF the facts ~ they
occurred and ience volunteers Westport state
melt
TIE man Chapman, the alleged murderer, was a
member Of the bogus legislature of Shawnee hission
ard il one of the trrte or fur Pro-Savery men who
cboo. 10 live at Lawrence. am glad the p~oI lc Of
Westpolt Missouri hsv b. gun 10 arrest Pro Slavery
nuiceI,rs III kansas II il 30 be hoped that they Will
continue IN this good work I'll Cak the Picrcs Indian
Aeelt Col. man, tie murderer Of Dow, and Others a'e
brought Justice. Possibly, in their Peregrinatious
a,ourd Woipoit, they might find the assassin Of
"Sleff Jones'
TIE State election takes place here Monday next.
Mayor How las esued a proclamation to prohibit
aid fortid all ItnoDs TO sell, give, lind, bir;er or
"excbsnge or Othersisr dispose of di'rbute inox
icstIg bev,rsg's," during The day Of eectoo, f. ON
uioritht to midnight sgreesbly 10 law The maxi.
num ptbalty for breach of this law is Imprisonment
for ear, and fine of 500. The law in my opinion,
il a good ope, and answered admirably ut the city
election lat Spring b. bton aid air will get large
msjorties in this city and county. How Benton ~
Iun in TIE state il lot Known. There are no bets Of
feed on biz elt ctOD OF defeat.
A boat which anieed here from Council Buff to-.
day, reports that Gen. Lane is .ncqmped with four
lubtied men within a few mile OF Nebraska CITY on
tie Nebraska side of the river. PorrFK,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

The Fourth of July was celebrated in an enthu-
sisstic m6unrr. There was procession aud
dinner ! give you here the programme OF one and
the bill of iare If the other:
PROGhAMME FOR rae Fourth OF JULY.
oayesk salute OF thirteen V1 be r-d On the VA
A. ocCck ~ vii be iorme1 at the hJn'e Of the
Amiiesn Mrser sud march through the pm cipa streets
Of the ciy the Church Plsza Tue ProceDn in which
ell sntrcsn citizen, Others eudly the
vittd 20 joiH, VIII be Tor ned - iollow.:
Mu.i.
The PresideL, Of the Republic.
The Commander IL hi-f aud stan
Meu.ters OF the Cabinet.
Bsissdi. .GeueTsl Fly and stat.
Officers II the Amy.
Crle. > aud Soldiers
Attbe Church Prayer vii be offered after which th- Dec
srsoD lid, Will be real IL English spanish frs1eh
and Geinsi.
This follow - By Orson in Enalish by Charles Gala
gbsI ,s1., IL spanish BY Or Roche.
The Of the Gay will ooLclude with Dinner at The
Grsnsda Hotel, s4 o'ci'cs
BRUNO vOS NATZNER. Grand Marshal.
As it nay be Interesting TO you know how We
live in Granada, have preserved the bill OF fare:
GRANADA HOTEL, FOURTH OF JULY, 1856.
BILL Or FARE.
S,np.-Oys'er OK Tai
hG,-B.ef, Pis Chicken, hut'On.
h lied Ham Tongues, Chicken, Mutton.
eeeabes-k,cs, Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Ia'Ophe salad
SqGs, b's Rec, T mailr-, Bes;s .
thf,-Psatss la " sifre pior, Sfewed ktle)s, Omele'
Beet Ia Node Frc.sie Chickens PAts Ia arne, Based
D,not- Apple Pie, Csyota lwoh) Pie, Pie Apple Pie
Gus ard Pudding.
Truin-O,sp.r.. Ma7soe., Pine Apples, BsoanaS
Ctf.e, &c " ice, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

from starvi1r, unless they have mater To make
them wsfk Even where energetic northern
tribe. nave conqu-r,d and taken possession OF hot
laiind.s. they have, in time, become as ind"ent
"a the natives 1t 10 said that even bees, when
moved TO the Wet India Islauds, turn fatsrs,
ard lourge about the sugar houses, amusing them
selves by siipgipg the negroes Go where you
will in Chin., bor'h or south, hot or cold latitude
uh.l 10 made a penny They are particularly
shreu and energetic in trading. \ Yankee ped
dIer or Western horse Jockey would frequently
find himself outwitteh by them
h returmd by nearly tn" same route that went,
End rea, he'd Shanghai without any accident tO
mar the p easure OF my trip. SBASGiiaL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

HORRIBLE BRrTATITY.-WIFE BEsTgS TO Darn
BY hLh busBAND -iestsrday, about noon, a German
named jacob Nutselo gard1rer by occupalon Hv-
ing pear The reservoir was arrested and In tho
calabo re for numbering hs wife. tn c,rcnm tancas
a. i..a,ed by tie police, follows: Nue,.in tpr
-Ye'al weeks pasf has been in the habu OF heatiny
er VIC some TWO OF three times every day. Ye.ter-
COY noiiiDg a. one OF the n,iohbors p..set Lv tbs
c'or oi BIS bonsc, be Nuesein tearing the cobe.
"VHi LIs Wit body, aLd pouring over her Gu ~ of
water. Returning shortly with friend he found the
, rtnan L's!t dead, 5Dg on the f'or, her cio,hing
n'h, a. q h'r tace, arms and body bea,en black and
Due. he was very feiocious and unmanage able at
The time, and hao to be coLfned with ropes by ths mo-
nee Dt ore II was prac cicable 10 convey him to the a..
aoS~e Ire Le,ghbors oil say that be il much in the
babt OF getting drunk and Is very abusive 70 h. IAN
ny Wit II that COT otion.
neh'ibgc ci tLe case, We vi-,ed the prisoner in ME
s'H thl htarc Dom him the following accom-. Of the
ora..Hl enuir: he Gays be he's been in this connuy
re'eia }t6s, and served ~ private in the Mexicar
"br. haVlng tsrptd money enough, he zen, 10 the
oo couhuy iol BIS wife and child en and since their
"1'al h.e be bas isbored hard to support them.
L. ioltiGoy oiLwg, he says, when he came in for
Ds rtdkiss, be found his wife b. as'ly drunk, VI
around The toor on her habds and knees, snd both
cmGith crying f'r something to eat he felt very
npch eDrastd at is, aud gave her beating and put
net COVE TIE cellar. After while che became ooL,te-
ioos seaip, al be gave ber another atng She then
got up aid weJt down the collsr herself ln gong
be tiLss she fell but of this be Is not ,eitan A. any
lbte, when, after Eae while. he went down TO see
her lie tornd bar oeck in the face ana rOhing az the
meufh. He b. cane alarmed, and art-mpiot TO re-.
vive hes by throwing water on her, but In few min
ptes she was deac.
He ADMITS thai he got drunk and was abusive auite
freuutLtlv but seys bis wife continually So and
did NOT ., icrr any OF her household duti a. wife o.
mother lie ssys be expects she died from hi, b,at-
pg and he don't care now bow soon he IA hung for the
act. He wants TO get no Of this world and oil ts
troubles at oLce. The man spoke in this way With
ttsrs in his eyes, and seemed TO be gres. distress Of
mind s.. Louis Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

LICK FOR TIE BALTIMORE BoyAPARrrs.-The
sTtcial commission, to which Louis Napoleon referred
te' e'al delicate family matters has reported we Learn
from the Paris correspondent of lie Nord, of Brussels
upon the important question Of the Prince Jeromes
fist marriage with Mrs Paterson in America. The
commission eoifrn the validity of his marriage, which
was always maintained by the Pope, 10 the grea, au.
no!ance OF Napoleon /. In consequence OF thi. de.
c's!on the gabdsOn Of Prince jerome and Mss Paer-
sor. who is young subieuter ant in the French ery
b comes giimate member of the Napoleon fimIy.
while Prince Napoleon, the issue of Jerome's &C ,pd
manisge, is excluded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

The dyouth is at an erd d in this section Of this gre
COUNTY perfect deluge of rain fell yesterday. Il
commenced raining at Philadelphia oo Sunday. II
reachtd New. No!k Monday at miduight az nesisy
fJr,uoon cane down in gentle, steady shower III
atout Il clock and then for hour poured forth
In ST.. copous that level spots in the streets
weie coytltd even with the cubs'one, and in descend
IT. cutters il pour down in roaring torrents sweep
ing the oocumusiiOns of very lorg dry time away
faster arc better than million of men with hoes and
brotus We have Lever eTjoy ed ride Of three miles
with .ieater ztst than dulog that outpourDg OF the
clouds We iclt satlsf,d that tue city wac saved
:rm threatened epic emic, and the crops OF the
country ..gc There can now be- no manner
of doubt tbout the crop of Indian Corn in all
the cuurtry rouh of latitude 4Oo where this rain has
foltD except in a fe~ suall sections az the West,
wlt,e i bao been 20 dry that the stalks never grew
large q Ous h TO bear Ears In Name New Hampshire,
V,rmort, Noubern New Yo k acd Cana1a this rain,
if hos ieuched there, ard trust has Will IT,
= il IL progress against the wind, vii greatly bene
tit os;s buckwbCat and potatots. "a wtll as grass,
com urnp, ard other Il pgs The benefits OF such
10 Il erazers cannot be estimated in doars and
cept,-tbe sum is too large for figures Upon the
wbO'e, We satsfed ih.t the grand p,oduc. of
g.sn the Tinted States ust eXce.d any former ear
and ptpty end prosperity will abound The heated
tenn ID past, though of course we shall have warm
weatbt!-nurt have it to perfect The corn and rip.a
the ~ but rhall not have such hot weather as
we have suffered. Yesttrd the thermometer was
down to - in the position where il stood a. o.
upon an average, day af,er day in July. We are
aware that the dIouh has ruined the crops in some
Localities, but they extensive; and we have
heard of iuin to come upon other sections, but il has
rot ccne yet, aud we trust chat it is qrite washed
away 10y thin rain. We also told that in ihrsshlng
wheat turns tut very badly" We have been told
It al btfoie-we are USE to tive believe t-s.il we
believe the crop Of the whole country great one,
good one, and that the piice will not be large one.
On The whole great reason TO be thankful for
the god prospect Of general prosperity always occs-
sicnec by q boultiul supply of food.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE WESLEYAN
LNIVERSITY
.sTheSy Tribune.


MlDpLIrowS, Conn, Monday, Aug !, lejs
This BEAUTIFUL city, nesting quietly In one of tie
,,. rctur.souc portions OF the valley Of the CJn.
,.c,,fut River is now taking on Commencement air.
.nd he Aluun. Of the Wesleyan University are once
more bec:ar.rs 70 show their faces in the oh fsmiv
hsuLs
Tho ccm.ng Commencement will complete the
,o-th year of the existence of this Caiversity
.t.I,lv institution OF a C Jegiate grade in New.
Ero arc Under the control of the Methodist EPscopI
Cnp;cb. ~ .,., -
set" -ich in interest. May ttey keep the pr'nae
vi, r1sy the Bacca'aureate Sermon before The
eradue.ipC class was delivered by Proi. Lhd'ay Of
he Uny,fstv. lhe discourse was an aoie ana en-
rs. ,,iorAtion TO the youog men OF the grtduauhS
- - -, ,rphrr that the age al d the world demand
of them, not mercy ,cholarly labor, but generoa',
n,stl6sb and aggressive action for the good OF ther
fellow mtr. -. .- - L. a..
p II, S,cktvp Of Baltimore, was q learned and eo'
M, n, d;,oour.e upon christian Liberty" lie
srvrre i hea rh oftbs dstlngu shed orator pieVent
rim from making that sNrrton which ne usns max
=, ,,nils, oc asloLs. The Ci-cdune was, hossver,
wc.tby O, his at reputation and WAS lrten.d to
Win vtey, attention by large and apPrecia,iye
Hvci'tce - o,,si., of o.,
TIE naming exercises OF the we.k Gous-t l on sn
,,t,i,p before she class of 40 by the Kew "loer
Uoytr IN Tu.tfav at 10 n m. A. p m oi The
.sm. GOV the NJ Chapter ftre Pi Up In Paternity
viii lbe socI SEED by 10. Rev. John Pegg Jroi tecas
of,,5 on1 poem will BE- pronounced oy j. Pike,
"a O, I.awrencr, Mas =, substitute for John q.
saxe sQ who, sret to hear, Is still suferias from
Lines. c N c,..
eso n New Yo k City and Frauci, NJ Finch, esp OF
lttscu n \ will deliver the former an ora'ion and
the Iote, q poem. be, re tbe Pe'thoogisn and PGo'
rtftor,An Public Lfeiar, Societies OF the University.
II, Alpmpi wLl met for business az 10 q. m. ON
W,dnescsy, ano at d. ID. VII oine a, the M3OonousR
HOUSE Al p IN they will be aderessed ~ the Rev:
Dr Patt,H oi COuccro' n. IL Appemis also expected
fr m the Rev. W. 5. Sudloy Of Boston, OF tre eliss
q 20. ~
Coumtnaement proper occurs on Thursday, Aug. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

spd ebstteis Of other human beirgs, walled A.so,,
and ope WOO ron mg 20 one o. snose caaaes tss b
10 sssert bis right 3 man-snd under ths bloody 49,
tyrsn, ical code Of tbst Territory, obedience 70 ws1
on, National Cover m.nt - nj, rcog A. the pom, ~
the bsy ou :, ny life nu have paid the f)r Il. Even
,o ,be ,oh.to hold slaves 10 Ksn.as, would have a..
sS, ID ne 10 the Peni'entiary for two years ULd,,
.nsb ci-cunsaeces. M, being ambitions or the hopo,
of a u,,icss mortyrdom, | ma' tained brooda,
silerct. lie gag was most ef. ctualy apphed 70 ny
Fps az hey were nece s'niy sea'eo 'unDs The tine
-,u aimed in he Territory
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

,he,, country to aid him n establishing peace ~
diving the foreign invaders ont Of tho county.
Sinc, tbr Ri,as detection be appeared Tor .hils
10 fenounee Riyas IS . traitor, but he has since
,l,n cone even beyond Riyas himself.
Here is copy Of a proclamation be has lately
i.sued in which be desires all true Nicsragusns
10 a.,ist him in ,xterpnstiDs los AmeficanOs !"
ard suesrs BY al men hold sacred 10 shed the
las, drop of his blood, or accomplish il:
&C.. Na,,a.o Hends= 70 hiesrdgphH' and 70 a.! feH""
"Ccsr.TRio1s: for, ign rant, far more fatal than
,bs s,.ni-h conouerors has appeared among ut-
William Walker has committed the fet'in crune oi
nj. sgains the suprt ne G"verom"ni oi me kepuo'
lie SITTING up for bim.'f alone q rar ctob Tue tegu-
izsiun Of he territory of our native spd me eA'nctoh
OF onr religion and the pc trpetusl slavery Of our rscs
"shsn W. with indifference gaze upon this ire
mepdops crime Cer,,iny not. Die before seeing
tie fe of the nation the hILds Of foreign raror
Ib. CO us. il holy very holy. l. - the cs se OF our
Ja'kosnt: il Il the Cause of our reheloni II II
tie cause of our liberty. To die, therefore, Tor
,uch ,ubIme o-iec's j. glorious sod gC8nd for
iruD republrsn b, art; and appreci sting and lov-
il 9 ihse s,ptmebts saesr before Goo aud roclrty
a, | will sacrifice oil that IL most dear 20 defend
ristts 30 sacred and will .rrgaie the tree OF liberty
with my blood. hARitSo hESDL%'
Sibce President Walker was installed in office,
he has foIned the following Cabinet:
S,eyda,voy Sta,e...... Don TERIIN FERRER.
Aec,,,a,S OF heL.irgas JOHN L. RICH hOSp.
Sec,ctp,t " Wd-... Gen MA1tO PANEDO.
h,,"% &, hir'saSa f.,,t Gen. MANUEL cAhRASco5A
Grausda has been for the past two months quite
healthy. The army especially has been free from
sickness Money is beginning 10 be somewhat
mole plentiful.
1he Government has begun TO issue scrip of
the folm of which this a copy:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

'You slerDnly promise sni swear TO govern the
free Republic OF Nicaragua, and sultan us independ-
eDce aid territorial integrity with all your power to
execute justice according to the principles of repubi-
cansm and the religion
II promise snd swear" respor ded the President
You promise sDo swesr, wheIe It m.y bs In
your power 10 maintain tbe lsw Of God, the tue pro
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
MR HNM~MDMH-&

ISSUED under the seal, sanction and autbori.
ty of
TIE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of PENNSYLVANIA. April
29' 1893. With capital of 100000, mainly
Tor the purpose of arresting the evils of
SPURIOUS NOSTRUMS,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever Competent Physician can
pot or will not be employed, have pprshased from
Dr. JOHN II. ROWLAND, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the
only sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his ineStimablc Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants,
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the Unversity'S Remedy for Com.
plants Of the Lungs
The University's Remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion.
The Univerity's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the University's Almanac may be had,
at the Branch Dispcnsary, or Store of I. r. Clew.
ers, Il Co., Agents Druggist, Chemist, Corner of
Columbia, and Main street, Jackson @. II. Ohio
May 81, '55 lO-ly.
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have several very fine Store Rooms In the
"Masonc Hall Buildings, just finished aud ia
good order, suitable for Groceries. Dry Goods
Hardware or Drugs, which | uta anxious 10
dispose of, either bv sale, or lruse, for term
Of years, This Block Of buildings is well ait.
uated lOr business, being near tie center of
the town, aud convenient " Banks Hotels,
Railroads, sc.
To strangers who may be uuscquaIn ed
with Jackgon, it may not he improper to say
that 1t Is "a County seut In the very milst of
the richest iron aud coal region Of the State,
dohga large and Increasing business aud huv-
1 ing us healthy and pleasant site as any 9th.
or town IN Southern Ohio. Entcrprisng bus.
intss racR may not fad better location for
permanent trade. gt,
/ FpI leims and conditions, (Which will be
mode easy) enquire of tm subscriber South
corner Broadway and Pearl street. Jackson G
Ii Ohio. JAMES H. O MILLER,
Dec. ID. '55 3S-;f
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MlSCI LLANEOUS.
BlaCksmithing.

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity. of
saying to the people Of jackson andvisinity, that
he has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatten shop, next door to the Old Steam Mil,
where he is ready to do work Of all kinds In su.
perior manner All kinds Of Machienry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car
riage Ironing. Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns, also manu-
fncturel be:ided every thing that can be manu-.
featured ont Of Iron, viii be done to order on the
most reasonable terms and on short notice. He
would most respectfully solicit share of public
patronage, and viii endcavor, by strict attention
10 the wants of his patrons, to merit the same
Please call and examine foryourselyes
N. B. Ready y-made Wagons of all kinds al
ways on hands for sale very low.
GPDnlls, Picks, Axcse, Mattoc5s, and all kinds
Of edged tools dressed in good oder, and war
rantcd to stand the hardest Of rock
Jackson. april &c, '55 5-y
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Drugs and Medicines,

A LARGE and further supply of Drugs,
Medicines Paints, Ola, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Brushes, Glassware, Perfumrry and
Fancy articles, just reccived--constiluting
with thu original stocl) lull aud general as.
sortmeut, all Of which arc offered at prices In.
terestng to cash purchasers.
am determined to sell, and uW sei--the
public will take notice aud govern themselves
accordingly. JAMES II. 9, MILLER,
Jackson o., Dec. n, 'j5 3s-
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Change your DiettO suit the Season,

TIE time has now arrived when the light luxu-
ries Of summer should be exchanged for the stron-
ger ard NOR, nvigorating food, which tho system
requires during the fall and winter.
have Effected permanent arrangements by which
will be in daily receipt of FRLrn OYsTEEs by ex-
press and will keep continually on hand good sup
ply, either By the can or otherwise at my Saloon in
the basement Of the BICGs IIoUsE, whore will niso
bo found all the varieties Of Fish, Game &C. Meals
served up at all hours. JOHN WARNER.
Portsmouth, Sept, 20, '5j. 20
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WATCH! WATCH!!
AFFAECTED'S ATTENTION.

DRS L. & ]. W. BARBER, would respect.
fully announce to the citizens of Jackson county,
that they pay special attention to the treatment
of Chronic Disease and from their success here
tofore we can assure those afflicted with Cancer
Fistula Ulcers, Spanish Diseases, Epilepsia,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ETC., that they can cure
these diseases, because disease has been stand
ing for few months or years it is no reason it
cannot be cured, we 60 to work to cure case Of
Cancer, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia with the same
certainty Of success as We would a mild case of
Intermittant Or Remittant Fever. In the treat
ment Of Fistula and Cancer, the knife isnotreied
upon, because with tia IL portions of the Fisua or
roots of the Cancer cannot bo removed, but by
applying medicine directly to the disease that
will remove all the diseased grow III, and the
roots of the Cancer. Then let the uccr be care.
fully healed, and there is no danger of return
Of the disease.
N. b. Paralysis can be invariably cured, il seen
soon after the attack
For further information, call upon or address
Drs. L. g. J. W BARBER, Chillicothc Ohio.
Office on Paint St, opposite Market House.
9TDr l., Barber will be at the lsham House,
in Jackson, on Wednesd y, 10th, day of Janu.
rary.
Dec. 81, '55. 40
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TLc University Family Remedies;


ISSUED under the Seul Sanction aud Author.
i.y Vi the University Of Free Medicine aud Pop.
GIa, knowledge Chartered by the State Of Pean
sflyata April 29th, 1888, with coptalo Of $780,
40, mainly for hepurpose of arresting the evils
" spurious and worthless NOstrums; also for sup
plying t.e community with Reliable Remedies
wherever competent Physician cannot or will
not be employed. Ihi, Institution, located ia
PhilaJep phis, ,--tlome Dispensary md Office, No
o., Atcb street, where Implications for new agcn.
cie'wll be reeeiyel.) has purchased from Dr..
JOHN Il. RONAND, his celebrated Row
nMd's Tonic Mixture, known for up.
wards Of twenty. five years, as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. DC, aud bis ines
tmable remedy for Bowel Complaints, Row
nUd's Compound syrup Of Black
berry Root which highly improved and
Popular Remedies. togetherwith 'lheL University 5
Remedy for Colnplai ,ts OF the Lungs, The Uni.
v-rsity's Roncdy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion;
9he lniVersity's Remedy for Costlve Bowels,
Al'o the University Almanac may be- had at
The Branch DlsprnsarY, or store Of
JAMES il. c, MILLER,
Jackson, Ohio, jan 3. lsjG-ll-Gm,
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NEW IRON STORE.
w ARD g g ONE
Corner Of Market and Second sts.,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

HAVE opened Store for tho exclusive sale of
Iron and such goods as are usually kept at an Iron
Store
They have for sale all sizes of Bar, Band, Hoop,
Round and Square Iron. Also
NAILS OF ALL KINDS, STEEL AXES,
GLASS, &c, of the very BEST BRANDS.
1t is the first house of the kind opened in this
city exclusively for this branch Of business and
intend to kcepaf full assortment of goods in this line
which we will sell at fair prices.
He would therefore ask Funacemcn, Merchants
and Others to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Our IRON is also WARRANTED to be of the
very best quality, second to mono in use. Don't
forget the place.
Wards building, corner of Market and Second
streets.
Portsmouth, Nov. s, '55. So