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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

o. The Fillmore National American Club of New
York, have gone over unanimously to the Repubi-
cans. It's no great change at any rate They didn't
have far 10 60
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MOUNT OLIVE, N. c., ,
June 10th, 1856. {
w. T. FAIRCLoTH, ESQ.

W T. ESQ.
DEAR SIR At meeting of the Citizens of this commu
nty held at this place this evening" appointed
Committee to select Speaker to deliver Grafton at this
place the 18th of July We cordially and unanimously
offer you that position and hope that it will suit your pleas
ure and convenience to accept P
Very Respectfully, D.. K KORNEGAY.
JAS. F. OLIVER,
H. B. HURST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

eQi-The Old Line Wings tried to have meeting in
Washington Saturday last the venerable Ex-
Mayor Scaton in the Chair. The meeting purported
to be composed of those who had not attached them
selves to any other organ eaton, nevertheless crowd
of youthful "Americans,' who showed that they
knew very little, endeavoured almost by force to
take part in the proceedings and finally succeeded in
calling out Lewis D. Campbell, Know Nothing Abo.
lition Member of Congress from Ohio who, when re-
minded that the meeting called an Old Line
Wing meeting and asked if he did not belong to the
American or Know Nothing organization, slapped his
fist upon his breast and vociferaed that he did. The
whole attempt especially the part of Campbell was
disgraceful in the extreme.
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o. Nothing loses by going. The row, the lum-
pus and the roting said be going on in Kazas, we
believe TO be very much like Summers bad state, all
CANNON, got up for political effect, and if the Free
Sellers didn't want it to electioneer on we should
hear very little of the disturbed situation of Kanzas.
We said that Col. Sumner was out for the purpose
of breaking up body of armed men under Mr..
Whitfield, the territorial delegate, to which report
the lie was peremptorily given, by the simple state
ment of the fact that Mr.. Whitfield was at Washing
ton City Things in Kanzas are not altogether as
nice as they might be, but they are by no means as
bad as they are made out 10 be-
Col. Fremont has accepted the nomination of the
Black Republicans So has Gov Johnson for the
Vice-Presdency, so has Dayton, so have they ALL
" Let 'em rip"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

FATAL AccIDENT.-Last night, about II o'clock,
accident occurred on the Cape Fear River, about
mile below town, which resulted in the death of
James Newton, pilot, residing at Federal Point aged
70 years, and James Thearvy, of New York, aged
about 40 years. The schooner L. P. Smith was on
shore-in putting the anchor board boat capszed
with the above persons in her, vino were drowned
ANOTHER.-We learn that on Friday afternoon
last Thomas, aged or years, son of Rev. w. M.
D. Moore of Smlhville, was drowned while in bath
ing in company with another small boy He got be-
yond his depth The body was recovered thirty min
utes afterwards but life totally extinct and all
means used for his resuscitation failed.
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TEcUNsEH, KANSAS TERRITORY, I
June 9th, 1856. !
DEAR FATHER

DEAR FATHER -
These few lines leave me in good health.
| am here at work and doing very we'll !; there is no
news worth writing, only the continual difficulties
between the pro slavery men and the abolihonlsts
News came here last night, stating that fight came
off on Friday night at Franklin, in which, after hard
fighting our BOYS drove them off. Franklin is only
four miles from Lawrence and is strong pro- slavery
town, SO there is continual warfare being carried on
between the towns. Tecumseh is beautiful little
town on the Kansas River about twelve miles above
Lecompon, and is also pro-slavery 1t is only five
miles from here to Topeka, and Topeka is now the
strongest abolition Town in the Territory. | am
doing very we'll here started out the other week TO
get claim but some of our men being chased back
and we only being about twenty in number 10 their
sixty. after exchanging two or three shots we were
COMPELLED to fall back on Tecumseh There is plenty
of work here, so shall wait for order TO be restored
before start out again There is scarcely any commu-
nicalion between any of the towns every known abo
ltionst that is caug INT and not being able to give
good account of himself is retained the same is done
with us by the other party This is beautiful coun-
try out on these praries for miles there is not tree
to be found nor bush knee high, except flowers and
they are covered with the most beautiful ever saw
There are more Strawberries here than | ever saw,
they grow wild on the Prairies 1t will be two weeks
to morrow, since I saw Columbus Corbett. He was
going down in Missouri the last time saw him.
have work enough to last all the Summer. Two of
US have taken a Court House to build, and have the
promise of a Church. Lumber is very scarce and
worth from 40 to so dollars per thousand: so brick
is cheaper than lumber. | have subscribed to pa
per 10 come to you. The Southern Kansas Advo-
cate. The Editor is intimate friend OF mine and
if any thing should happen to me will give you all
information. will write again on Sunday week.
Nothing more. Yours, &C., &C., J. w. K.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

Or Hon. Thomas H. Bailey, of Virginia, mem
Der of the present House of Representatives, and
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, in
the last and two or three preceding sessions of Con-
gress, died al his residence in Accomack county, Va
on Sunday morning last, about l O'Clock. Judge
Bailey was gentleman of high order of talent, and
fully appreciated by his party, his position for
years at the head of the most important of the stand
ing committees of The House abundantly proves
He had been in failing health for neatly year past
and during the last Winter visited Cuba in the hope
of deriving some benefit from it's genial atmosphere
His hopes appear not TO have been realized His die,
ease affection of the pulmonary organs.
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Kansas.

A friend has placed in or hands a copy of the
Lecompton, K T., Union of the oath ut. The Union
in pro-savery paper 1t contains no news that has
not already been published. We find in it list
of the officers and privates composing several
of the Southern Companies from Georgia, Alabama,
South Carolina, &c. We find, in looking over the
list of one Of II ese Companies The name OF }. W.
Kelly, as First Lieutenant. Mr.. Kelly is a Whining
ton man, son of Mr. E. V. Kelly of this place, and
we are pleased to learn, is doing very we'll out IN
that new territory. The following letter has been
placed at our disposal, and we presume that every
reader of the Journal will be pleased to learn some
thing of matters and things out there, from conf
Dental and reliable source, We have taken the liberty
of inserting it entire:
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nR ouMBy, NO. THIRD AVENUE, pEvoru =
~ pecis attention 70 dssesses q Ne EensrNaIve crrNna
guaranteed IN all DR. QUIMB1p monthiy St.
eo adde's sent b. mad securely snvsaoped, rsss6H1
oue dollar.
" O. JOHNSON, LADIES rHvsIcrAr, CURES All.
~. dstas scrcnls and all arrangements
srucons removed by medical surgical treatment. Roous
rro,dd during illness when required once 1so Broadway
z. JolNsuN. operating physician ONCE open from =
A Al toSP NJ
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IrTIoH COURSE, Il. --rRoTrlNG ON TUESDAY
Dec fB O'Clock metch for Hoo. mile heats best
three IN FIVE N. Woodruff b Rose OF Washington
70 gro pounds wagon ID Walton Jack Potter 10
and driver To oil without 10
wesiber. SHAW WHITE. Proprieiors
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1885,


KYIRLO,g 6sRDtN
IN Us BospAy pvpwrsa. DKo Is
FIh5I ksG1lsb sP1hs NiS8T
rBEcslFBaArED
PYNE AND bs bnI ON Or Ella TROUPE
when Will ne Pr % 0cso, fr ta~
AMERCA,
: 9 Yonartc srtsltd
TINS Valley or ARDORRE,
9be principal etsrac,yssy
hlAS LAURA FsNE NH HARRISON,
hlsS SUSAN rskE, NIX GUILhhrTE (hs first
Mi sEkvss aopearancel
CILsAAf POPE, X, HUnNCAsTLE,
with fuD c. y ue an ~ cbesira
Cars " be Pubas-I compliance with numerous re
quests has been ~d the dress orcio
and parque afvaD nri the English Opera
1be charges hI sdm4 will therefore, be Gollows
Tickets to AL II the house oont reserved Soc
Secured seaa VI Dress ercs sDs parqaet EXTRA
.h &
office, from a n TN r. N.
Al seats not SOLD durI me day will be thrown with
out reservation ~ he evening.
Tuesday, and every evening during the week-ENGILSH
OPEkA.
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sAx<ans az aUUraUa.

q TUrsE suCrI ,sEna.-sPLsNDiD sroo ,s
81 a. ~ ct fur oitue Auoiac Wednesday Frurs
Ssy 40 FRIDAY Dec ~, 10 aud % q the exte.nro ~as
soOns y M Bup,v Stony, a $50 Broad way, 49, sp,g
- "a eo best and feshsns's sos
siasS = aasssa bs sessoo and wiz ssey % s,o s,"
rp3ke In abs omosag IT ~ an
shts he richest chss o pasr boudor lbrary ~" ons
torpnnre pune Tons " mennsn "a ~ "a s
M sony's e,ps.nee q nscn years - -, ma
ASs n eu0tGp 10 gu1ranae ci ss
9srDs utp ~ phersl am made kcsSn ~ SALE TIC mock
"a be essnais 81 RI any time previous 70 SAFE.
= ugr1ON NOTICE RETAIL STOCK OF CRoOKERy,
"A siass and ebiua by W W. SHIRLEY On Monday.
ne IA ~ IO,, O'clock, at No llU Ninth near
Ga6eeph street, large stock worthy the notice Of retailers
anasnrockYs
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW AND CAST orr
"A co'hiug wanted -eepemen having large small lot
10 tpose 81 win receive the full value without hargnY
seeking 10 impose Ca the store address THOMAS
CONRoY, 49l Pearl street
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nATnIMOvfAI-


A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF FINE APPEARANCE
N prospective fsrtuue whoee miiy desire thai he shosi
form acquaintance with none but such meet their
approval deprrcafes he motives and you'd gladly embrace
he opportunity proNevred BY young LADY whcsc friend
ship wouid yield W. endearing title shoud
halIny be demanded Address Rosan bor LII Pest oscs
A oFTILEmAr AGED THIRTY, OF WEALTH AND
n sencnR wishes 10 marry lady ~ responsibility and
anahhy wealth essential as The two incomes united would
yeyen' al worldly anxiety. Address a. NJ y. Granville
New YORK city.
nj A1BlNOk1AfA-A YOUNG LADY, OF NIGH FAM.
lb ", desires eorresp ondcace with wedlock
VIEW. II is hoped that VIII rersy whose motives
sincere ADDRESS r. n. c. a J. Brooklyn Post
Office, ". v.
MATRlMoNIALs-A YOUNG WOMAN OF TIE AGE
tf orphan. hut of respectable
feeling eeusbly her ISOLATION would much I'VE te make
ue acquaintance gentleman with view 10 matrfmony.
shc would wish him 10 be not forty under twenty
toud dsp.siinr aud character above She
has income Of f2c0 year from her property which
proves hat Is not which has suggued his mode
tang husband Address, IN good faith. Anna Dor 1871
rcsf Office -
MArnINoNAL- NALL, PAULINE LKsrRANor
wi win upon receipt twenty nve cent? Or eluivslest
70 per~cs psesure ~ heir past prnns
sd future ,be from specimen o. shs vfhvs
uufanR sdvce IN The management Of Isve srarr bvssus
,rans-eons law sufs our sya Sc giving sl.s tree ps
postage Nal. rsane y Bsusnge, New York Post once,
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POLITICAL.

rTu WARD REPUBLICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEN
- bes n ihc rim Ward rremon, ADD DAYTON Club aud Of
,e pf Wsrd Fremont and Dayton Club are
cd 70 meet officers of The Republican Association va
nm street On Monday and Tuesday merit the 18Th and 10Th
irr Al, O'Clock r. NJ subscribe 10 The new constitution
Ry order, !. A. KENNEDY, President pro tem
7 q t,l..D }sece,sries pro tenn.
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rRy.T VARIETY s.IE..-wIfLIsM BOYD. AUG
IN Lancer by GRO NICHOLS, vi Nassau street.

uIFsRY n HrRrs JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dee K is' ic ss ossisss = se rss .ses ssprss
rsesi valuable ,ck o. manufactured furs ever Of
ssS mlss 0I .ssic esssss msna. sorncs na ega
sssa %s %s' .as and che ssa VARIETY over
sea and ussrc gloves, muasrr bsas A. sleigh robes q
o ss s' y o sss L
uEsRY B. nFhrs JR.. A1crIoSEyE;, -tARos Asp
nnrsserysd ssf o. vS "a 49, on Taesa, WI
S ssSs 's ssd fiS bee 0 .aa sose each
q h re Old s.tsSshcs Store q The John Bpss
Of s ncpos e.. pram s pre On r . ne
entire soch viii be positively sod without rsserse comprs
I'D ngc ege 20. ds s,,s Pi.sb ,nSs snsss
ssss ed %stss sss TSiS sleeve
fS S eieess and ohg sc.s n,lfs, numerous
rsssn csesns VII Be rsssS ss y asE H. ss s,sss
sscicnssr' No bJs Pine street.
Ious LLOYD, AUorIoNEER JOHN LLoYDs SONS
% ses 2" :, icy e s,ocs sns Ssure q
resaorsnt nssns q oyster counters anor bar dining
ere bowl knives forks ssoons eaEors iabls linen, al
hes gas siurrs uora iemvs refrrcraiors SIS signs SO
ehich VII De positively b sold without reserve. The
IawoLDRoN, AUCTlONEER -CROCEEEY. CfffNA
~. Blss and plated ware from the shcyei -uENRr
10 O'Clock a. tut assortment best white granite ADD
sonmoa m.re c e 200 eops'a9sn Sac pasvc nea%
carefully rcpacked Tor shipping
nfoRTaAGF sAIE OF sPLFNnTD FIfRNrruRE.-H r.
M LFEDs win cell on Tuesiay, IeceIn2cr ~, n lois
o'clock BIZ virtue az mortgage al The beautiful furniture IN
tbe Swe,nr on WIN n Thompson, l2l Clinton place The
furniture con- lets part Of splendid rosewood cegercs
Fgyppsn marble tons do side tables do tables sricn
did rosewood pianofTte two sus Of rosewood paor un
ture marble TOP hall sauds chairs, Gothic rosewood bed
-'eadr burenus do washsahds hair pier AMI
mane mirrors French plate evood library bookcase lace
hrccatc curtains windnw shades SONS rosewood and
mahogany suits In bedrooms cut glass ware china silver
With variety Of useful farniure OF twenty noms.
a a sale VI" positively o III MI eT assignee -
W q ALBER1us. kuCTroNEER. WILL srLrs ON
w Monsav Dec IS ~ los o'clock Al la2 Bergen
betsen Boyt and Bond streets south Brooklyn general
assortment 1 hrs1 class pator, bedoom dnngroom and
b,cbcn furniture,
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w Al.LACK's THBATRE
w DhILLIANT WEEK.
sTEBLIEG COMEDY,
Illustrated ~ Il can only be
IN
AGAIN IN HE ASCENDANT.
Nh LssIEh,
up pr.ur Ola hrst Appearance xxp u cnr
49, -' sipce hs return ~ "Ai'ooA'
| from the Souh)
Mr. IYO1f, MRS. HOEY,
Mr. @. renand Mr. sothern, Mr. Mr. Lee Mr.. Rey-
Bolds Mr. Peters. Nj stoart Hiss Mary Cannon, Mrs
Sylvester, Ac., &c.
MONDAY DEC. 16
Oketfes comedy In tive acts trst time this season. Of
WiLD OAIS,
with the elegant comedetx OF
DEi.lC lie GROUND
In which entertainment ali the above will appear.
1uesday-1nE RIVALS
Weopesosy-rHE sTUOPs TO CONQUER,
Thursday TBk kOAD 10 Ruin.
Frfay-THE IRtS6 hElREsS
ss'uday-u, u BEApe and YOUNG HEARTS capt.
tai farce each ngh several pieces written ,ressy
Tor This company are In active frspafauon
Boz beck open for the whole week.
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TTyITrD ST AIRS NAIL srEAMsHfP IINE-roR IA.
" yspa And Nov Orleans On WedpesJay Dec IL at
r. from pier soot Of Warren street North river the fast
and fsvorse steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt :. r, 0r6n
Will sail 81 above.
Passsre cen be secured Al the cface Of No hpe
Freight 10 New Orleans 30 cent? rer cubic foot
shippers win be supplied with hank bills II laing The
form srnet BY the line on application II their once. No
Cher forms signed. and bill Of lsdng sill be signed Aer
The hour a sailing.
For freight apply n the Office No III
street, corner Of Warren. .. ROBERTS, Agent
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4 UCTION NOTICE -sAMUN. OsGOOD 90, AUG
"A oneer store 81 Nassau street viii sell AZ S East Toir.
tteth street on Tbursday, R ION A. NJ, the entire
ALAS ousehold nture &C., Of said house Parcu-
bars, 70 morrow
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(yLOTHlNG.-TOwNsEND l. GRAY A5 BROADWAY,
~ near Twelfth street have Just bad manufAcs
ensve stock youhs' clothing for the holidays embracing
every syle suitable for the
time and money by calling and examining stock
notice. G. TOWNSEND,
GERALD
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lsXIEgsryE STOCK or FURNITURE. .PloSoFoRrEs,
IN Ac be cold at auction on Monday morninG at
lOS O'Clock ~ Nassau street by TkNIs MORRILL,. auc
uor,er Dealers and all wishng good article and great
bargains viii attend promptly Stock Includes fancy and sta
for entire furphing; hso fancy goods paper
macbe goocs ornaments bsque figures alo
psror psnotore oil paintings ana mirrors NB-shipPers
viii be with boxing small charge. Articles OF al
every description included In this days sale AMI
BUYERS need detained, articles selected Sold
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amy LINE WITH SURE CONNECTION TRANSIT
~ le0 miles shorter thar oher exposure
river nayiesionunied states mail line Finy pounds u
baggage Tree 10 per pound excess -Four bonrs
ron OCEAN TO ocean By Panama Railroad through % Can
Via Panama Railroad The steam
ship Company viii despatch for Aspin rail- saturday Dec
N Al O'clock y. precisely, from pcr zoo, OF Warren
GkokGE Law, CAPT Vim l. Herndon, Y. =. Pssscn.
and ais win be arded By Panama Railroad and
eurpec Panama Pacific Nail Steamship Copsnv'a
usrrlicent steamship GOLDEN GATE H. n. WntInv
IL Tor ran rsncvcn.
The public informed that the Pacific Mail soanshp
Conn any siwsys have seamers wing AZ
Panama ready for 70 avoid ary possible detention pas
esnrfrs mails.
FOR passage apply 70 W RAYMOND Al the only oa,ce
Of the Composites III West street Of Warren street
New York
Regular rnsed stAe~ mail steamer days sth add 0h Of
~ rnntb
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CnBEEr $ sAyAes,, AucI.IoSEER1nsy nresLEE:

(yb.Hr nr AZ rtor.,sy me-, ~ rssa,sr
sale Al the saiearunn az Cedar street a. f8'a NJ large
ssaorrA stock fancy goods for holiday trade dry gos
~. assorted stock reasonable clothing ladies' coaks and
nanlas fashionable made frs mems furnishing COOL.
len hosery superior lot % ported paper yel
s 10 city ind country dealers Catalogues early on the
morning III sale PS-Eeguar sales for cash every Thurs
say OF DRY goods fancy goods clothing, carpets. &C. Liberal
rnsh advaps1s N s5e uron consig nnenis
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L'oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRID,.-UNIrED STATES
II Mail Iinc-fhe steamship AUGUSTA Csot hos Ivon,
Will leave sa'ursay december - from pier No. North
river at oolccxP Bs Of laaias signed board
IRE ght passage apply L. MIrCHILt. 10 Broad
hougb uriets from New York 10 Jacksonville s3i 10 ri
laka SIS Steamers from Flcrida savannan with
ihe from New York Tuesdays Saturdays
The Wednesday shps Of This line withdrawn
notice
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LrOR cha RLEsToN AND FLORIDA THE UNITED
n states Mail Line The splendid steamship MARION W
Foster commander viii leave per NO North
saturday, December ~ nj O'Clock r. precisely F1r
gL Apply DO rf WHERE all bill. be- ned
aud the odcc OF spcford 1ieston 4 Co No
~ Broadway The magnificent steamship NASHVILLE,
Thomas a. E~sn, commander will succeed and leave on
SATURDAY preeuber Il he favorte steamer CAEOtISA
makes trips 10 the various landings Johns
rver tio,ds, counech with the steamers from New YORK
and leaving charleston every Tuesday. Through tickets 10
jacksonville. ISL: 70 Piaika ass
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DRY GOODS CHOICE FURs &c. AT PUBLIC AUG.
IL ton REMsEs DINGEE'S toh s,ore), 9t and :D6
Exth aver Of ourtecnh street rome OF the
and costly par Of this rich varied and extensive
siocs sI remaining hand II hereby ordered that the
b. from Monday Dec Is ITO Saturday 2Oh
Ies attendance al this sale requested Prices
81 eel bu stock sared No whaevcr.
Doors open and goods view from eight o'clock A. n
,ass each day ten A. NJ ard two T.. NJ Goods Will be
pohd b. the yard niece Seats provided Terms cash
AZ W.KnEN Anrtioncer. = g. CUTS. Agent
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4 UCJlON sALE.-BY ORDER OF ExEC0rORS-WE
- call particular attention OF housekeepers the auction
sale Of really splendid rosewood and mahogany
piturc made to December 5 at II O'Clock A.
y. by +. h. FRANKLIN, ancdopeer, In West Fourteenth
oTeeS Eighth We assured that the whole
viii be sold without the house " let with posses
slO on the LIST Of january.
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VIZ 8. MELIOR, AUCTIONEER.-LAuIES FANCY
w urs and sleigh robes at auction on TUESDAY, n IL
O'Clock at saesrco Is and Park row, consisting OF large
variety of mink Russian sable stone maren salt and Cana
da mink ermise, mountain martcr and other styles The
above stock In good order and free from moths and war
Fanted represented
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TOR sALE-A NICE BAY HORSE 1877 HANDS HIaH,
sold for want Of use; Kind in single and double harness
price s9o. Apply TO >. nURsEN y and Is Eas Twelfh
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yyANrRD-To BE PAID FOR IN JEwELRY ONE
w single horse sleigh; buggy wagon. with top one
lsht family sarrnge new nearly new, Address q. n,
jersey City Post oflce.
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L'oE SAIE-A PAIR or BLACK GARBAGE HORSES
sgteen hands high shor ishs sound Kind IN dssb-
single harness and stylish drivers To be sold
Can he Bradley stable CORNER of
rour,h awcrme and Eighteenth street..
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il H.-1hc stsaroship DANIEL WEBk1Ek win leave from
per No North river ut O'clock NJ on above date
ne NJ
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4 JSTRALTA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED ls52
a ing the United States mails-Ssing regularly on
the day advtrtn ed.-Tte well known and clipper .hp
hssSAk ~ tons register srihar receiving
her cargo at pier No East rates OF
freight For freight passage apply To r. w. CAMERON
No Bowling Green sight bills sale, ADVANCES
made on consisnmepts Consisnecs In Australia, Nesss
ikiIs brothers q Co.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II FITS! WHY PROMINENT

M FITS WHY PROMINENT
For long time there was paragraph
making its regular weekly appearance in
our columns, with the brief, but emphatic
words " Fits Fits!" always at the head,
to some an offensive caption, but not so to
the benevolent and humane, who could
sympathize In the Ror rows of others
Some persons are shocked at any indication
of disease, and are even thrown into ner-
yous excitement on witnessing hearse or
q coffin. Such are to be pitied. We should
always strive to look disease and even
death in the face with calmness, and es-
peciully take every opportunity for allevi-
ating disease. Viewed in this light, the
advertisement of s. s. Hance, of l05 Bal
4imore street, Baltimore, Nd, possesses q
certain interest, and those who know OF
any one suffering from Epilepsy, Spasms,
pr Fits Of any kind, should feel 1t pleas
are to cut out his advertisement, or in
some other way send word to the afflicted
of the great value Of his remedies They
can be sent to any part of the country by
mail. Price $3per boy. Two, $5. Twelve,
$24. ~ ~ decl0