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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-08
HEAD QUARTERS.
Cogsw ell & Corbett,

In Dry-Goods. Groceries, and Clothing,
Sygts- Weet C54zsr Pubic .Sauars,
Independence, 4tssOmTi.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the pIblie that they have taken the house
and bought out the goods of Wilson & Parker.
Our stock consists of fancy and staple DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING, besides an assortment Of
Boots, Shoes and Groceries, all of which will be
sold q fair prices to cash and prompt customers
Il is our Intention IN the spring to import from
the East one of the largest stocks of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries ever brought to this
market: and as we viii buy from the frst hands,
and principally for cash, with the intention Of
doing large Jobbing business, we win be able
to sell to Country Merchants and others in the
trade, at small advance on eastern cost. Our
old customers and the public generally are In
viied 70 give rs call, as We are confident that
We can please them in both goods and prices.
o. H. C0GSWELL.
JOHN C0RBETT.
We take pleasure in recommending our sue
eessors, MessTs. Cogswell & Corbett, TO the pub
lie es men worthy of their confidence.
WILSON & PARKER.
: Independence. No.. Feb. 2d, 1886.
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@. g. MauzY.

WHcLESALE and Retail Dealer In every
variety ana style Of fashionable Farni-
tIIre, Sofas. Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs.
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner Of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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Home Mutual Fife and Marine IHsulaa
somBaay nj ST EasiS

ITlHIS Company proposes 70 take risks upa
Il buildings and personai properly in kasss
Territory, upan the most fasorshss terms. AF|
piications for Insnranoe taken by g. W q y.
K CO.. Lawrence They have
he general agency for the Territory
T. L. SALISBURY, eee'y.
st. Louis, Dec. %, 1855. If
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C. D. ELLIs. }. S. cAvTspER. sAs. sKTTR,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS, cAvENDER & CO.,


MO. IS MAIN STREET, corner of Pine stress
~ st. Lonis. No., are now receiving tier
spring stock which IS Of superior quality and
style being manufactured especially te our ords5.
Comprising eheise assortment of Iaslies' Miss-
es' and CIiidrens' fine stock. Also large assoTt-
ment of Gents AMI Ladies' Philadelphia make
All of which they viii sell TO prompt men or fof
cash at small advance over eastern prices
An examination of our Stock is solicted.-sf
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IMPORTERS; Whalssa,e and Retail Deal
a ers IN China, Glass, Queensware, Silver
Piztsd. Japanned and Britannia Ware, Lamps,
Table Cutlery. &C. Third street. Alton, IL.
April 26, ls56-lys
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skins.

I0n COON SKINS, wanted Ly the subscrib,,
IOU Also, other inTs bought by him for Few
weeks only. C. STEARNS, 10, Mass. S.
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State Action.

The following letter, from the Gov
ernor of Iowa. breathes the spirit of
freedom, and indicates that if there is
no heart at Washington there is at
the capitols Of some of the states. Gov.
GRIMEs is entitled to the warmest
thanks of. the American public for that
manly letter, so different from the can,
issued by the Executives Of some other
States.
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JAMES HOGAN
B0okbinder 8 Blank Book Manafsc
turer,

s z. Coz. sEeosp LscgsT sTEs. ST. LoUIs.
Il Ii kindsof Bank Books nsads Of the best
"a paper. ruled t. any pattersls and ssse6 IN
the ssew and improved pa1ent mode
Libraries Periodicals, Mn<ic. SC, &C., bound
in amp style and al the shortest n0sice.
Having been awarded The premium At the late
Aecbas,ies Fair, be feels eo1fdent IN insnr:rg
satisfaction 70 al who may give him call.
st. Louis, No. April Is, s55.
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Moline Cent
Notice.

FTsHE subscriber having purchased and sress.
place half a mile sonth of Biansen,s Bridge. i
prepared TO griRd corn in the ear. for stock feed
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
EY All orders attended 10 at short notice On
reasonable terms. JAS. Is. ABBOTT.
Blanton, Nov. q, '55.-tf.
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4HE WANT sUpnLzRp.
Lawrence Drug Store Opened

=
NiHE subscribers are happy 70 Inform ths =
L izens # this and other parts Of the 1enan-
tory, that. 70 meet the urgent demands o. =
community, they have sEcceeded in FTocurr
a buiIdiHg in which 70 epen their sock. u.
tEIe New Drug Store Is completed and svs ..
prepared to offer IN the building oppasiss =
post Office, Aain-st.. Iavrence, Che larEe<i -
best assorted stock of
Drugs, HGeez1c1nee, :,
PAINTS. OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLAS'
GLASSWARE; sEpsHEs. RInFJETEf-
Books. Stationery and Fancy Arhe's
ver brought into this 1er1itofy-aiI Of ssG
have bees carefully selected with particular =
erenee 70 the wants Of this coDmaEify. =
We also keep choice supply Of the eess -
purest eusIities of Vines, BFandiess Ger
medic;nat purposes ealg.
We would particularly call the stsentloa !
Physicians, Families aud DszieIs to Gus tsiits
ply of Drugs and Medicines, warranted
and unaduItersted aud would suggest y
tsls proPriefy Of supplying their san.s y -
line at home, finstead Of from nslgno -
Stase1 sspscfaiEy aA<s ksep can DO - @ ,sS e,
Eerzss. WO0DH ARD a FIELtis
Nawrence, Nov. "A, Is55z-tf.
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]. W. & T. q. ELLIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

GROCERIES and Provisions, Fine Iiqsra
" Confectioneries. etc. etc.
Also, agents for the sale of John Deereis clk
brated
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F. B. BARRY.
JOHN DEEREs
CELEBRATED MOLINE PLoW

WHICH WAS AWARDED THREE FIRST PEENIUNs
AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, IN 1855.
YNHE subscriber is permanently located at
L Moline. on the Mississippi river. three miles
above Rock Island, and being the Pioneer Plow
maker in the Western States-haying been en-
gagged exclusively in the Plow making business
in this State for the last eighteen yearsh be fat
ters himself that with his present facilities he Is
and better assortment of Plows than any other
manufacturer in the West. The very best Of
stock is now used. and none but the best and
most experienced workmen are employed IN
their manufacture. Any of the following list
OF Plows can be furnished at wholesale or retail,
on short notice, and can be forwarded to any
point on the Missouri riverin the season OF nav
igadon:
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
! cspy, one year, $500
10 copies, one year, 1890
s.s PcnHed required IN al cases in adj
saHce All papers discontinued at the expira-
ton Of the time for which payment is received.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
First insertion, per line, III cts.
Each subsequent insertion, per line,
Siy Months. Is
One Year, " I" 81 90
p Advance payment viii be required for
Advertisements from distance.
s.* Moneys. properly registered with post
masters. may be forwarded by mail at our risk.
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General Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Business,
]. L. ROUNDY 81 CO.,

LEANENwoRTH CITY, K. T.,
HAVING established themselves permanent
i i " in the above business, will give particu-
lar attention to Receiving. Storing or Forward
ing Produce, Merchandise, XUuSebold Goods.
Furniture, do.
They have superior advantages in the transac-
ton Of the above business. With safety
promptness and dispatch. they viii store in the
largest and safest warehouse IN the city. occupy
ing position on the high ground, entirely above
the possibility of an overflow, and yet conYe-
nient to the Levee, and of easy access from the
country back.
Their personal attention will be given in ali
cases, and they will attend to selling on commits
sion,
Amy Goods Entrusted to their Care,
and liberal advances made on consignments.
REFERENCES:
T. II. Doyle, T. T. SIocum,
DR.. q. J. Park, DR.. J. H. Day,
6. n. Proper, John A. Halderman,
r. r. Rees, at Leavenworth City,K. T..
Gen. John Calhoun Surveyor General.
K. L. Ream, ! Wyandotte City.
G, C'gS5s Rosiason. a 1aO' Lawrence.
4. I. :; +. M.sor ll.:s; & Co., St. Louis.
James Farwell, St. Paul. Min.,
Ex-G Governor Farweli, Madison, Wis.
FURNITURE.
- J. L. r. viii keep constantly on hand
all kinds of Furniture. Chairs L okfng Glasses,
Upholstery Goods, such az the community viii
require. AL orders filled at short notice, cheap
er than can be found in the west for CASH
Please give us call, next door TO White &
Fields. Main street Leayenworth City. Z. T.
Leavenworth City, April 12-tf.
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Samuel Spruanee.
w. A HoltOn & Co..

NJ a AUItou q G0.,
WHOLESALE aad Retail Dealers in Drugs,
w Medicines, Paints, Dye stuffs, Oils, Glass
Brushe., Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles.
Fountain Syrups, Patent Medicines, and Pure
Wines and Brandy for medicinal purposes.
Have been eighteen years in this business in
the West, and are prepared TO give satisfaction
TO all applicants.
Our Soda Water and Syrups are admitted to
be the best west of the Alleghanies.
Prescriptions of all kinds prepared with neat
ness and accuracy.
Outfits of Emigrants to Kansas or to Califor-
nj . furnished in the best style and at fair prices
Corner Third and Beles st ect, AltoH. III.
April &c, le56.-6m
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7. L. Waples.

AEALER in Men's and Boys Clothing. and
II Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and retail
Corner of Piasa and Second streets, Alton, III.
April 26, lS56-Iy
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Dried Apples.

conBUSHELS of Dried Apples for sale by
OUO the undersigned, at LeaSenworth city,
Second and Cherokee-strs
Apr. left j. II. REED co.
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, aao POUNDS OF BACON, PORK, &C,
OsUUU for sale, wholesale or retail. as the
lowest pree, at a. A. FAX0N'S PTorisioD Store.
Lawrence, March 1st. -56.-6m.
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lHos- DInNoCK.

E. L. DiMhoCk, 1Hos- DIMNoCK.
E. L. Dimmoek, & Co.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
w suth side Second street, Alton, Ill.
April 26, I656.-ly
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OBJ beDtraloof freeaolll

PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY MORNING, BY
g.. W. BROWN & CO.,
OGee Herald Of Freedcs Buildiag, La,o-
renee, Kansas
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City Property.

T1HE undersigned wish to exchange City Lots
ap5-tf sPEER & GARRETT.
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DAVIS & CURRIER.
James Christian.

EORWARDING and Commission Merch,,,,
i Leayenworth City, Z. T. iebIs-I
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Orders for the above mills will be received by
g. w. BROWN, Esq, at the Herald of Freedom
Office. Lawrence, Kansas.
April 2g, ,5s.-ly ID
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". T. miller & Co.

nEALERS in Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
II Sash, Doors, Blinds, ETC. Office on Fourth
street, near the Chicago and Mississippi R. R.
Depot, Alton, Ill.
April 26, ls56.-ly*
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No. 9, German c. steel. deer tiIier, clipper style
Double and single shovel ploRs, and tooth
cultivatoTs.
Having obtained the right to manufacture and
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H2Y.

DERSONs IN want Of the above article can tell
1 where TO get it. by calling cn me.
c STEARNs. 10, Mass. st.
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ASA FOUND
Alton, Illinois, and at 81. 6. NOISE & Co., No.
16 Main street, st. Louis. Mo-, who are our au-
thorizd agents for the sale of the same.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANAD.


THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPA
HALIFAX, Aug ll.-The Cunard steamer Canada. from,
Liverpool, "a route for Boston, arrived here this eve.
niug bringing dates TO the I'd inst
The steamer Baltic arrived out on the SOth ult
The general news by this arrival is scarce
An earthquake has occurred at the Mouccas Islands
10y which 2,ooO people were killed.
SPAIN.
The accounts from Spain conflicting The indica.
tons that the Royass have triumphed and that S
ragossa will soon be reduced.
SenoT OloEaga. the Spansh Ambassador at Pans re-
signed Immediately hearing OF the coup s.at but the
Queen refuses TO accept his resignation
Catalonia has acknowledged the Queens government
Navarro and Basque provinces tranquil
Advices TO the 29th say that all the provinces were
gull excepting Sargossa and that city is closely
and must submit
The King contradcts the report of his ab
dcaton.
Advices from Stockholm maintain that great excite
ment existed there during the Dpomatss In con
OF the reclamaton made by Norway against the Russians
encroaching NorWegian territory in planning orca
lions along the Baltic coast.
The Austrian troops making preparations for cross
ing the Po At four different points
Russia has reduced the sugar tariff Trade between
Russia and the Baltic ports bias become very animated
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BY TELEGRApE
THE WESTERN rpppIron,c,

Nn'A"o' Aug l2-Advices IRON Fort I.eav.pwor,h .,
last state that the overland emigrant eomn,rv
eHe'ea hansa and had probably arrived safely at Ton.
'o"pahy oil Ai-sourans which marched to inter
ject ,"s 'ue'f oo-
The company Of Dragons beaded bv Jud,o -
which entered Nebraska to arrest Lane
ehecting their object '''N'u'
fanored that a battle between the smivr,r,. ~,
regulars took place near the N.bra.k, lin. hn, ,h
not generally credited 1t was also rumor.d a, y.hr,.
| On .ne 10th ult, that large force of M..our;,n,
"u OaIoni"n' had invaded the Territory and bock.de
them. '" eipei
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THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS-. First Session.
WASHINGTON, August | /

Mr. Mason submitted a resolution, which was adopted
calling the President for information a. 10 what nea
sares have teen taken by this government in regard
the propositions adopted At the Congress Of the Allied
Powers recently held at Paris respecting the abolition OF
prvateerng and the doctrine that free ships make free
goods
Mr.. Mason said it somewhat remarkable that these
powers should have presented these propositions as new
question when IL well known that the United States
had contendrd for their adoption the iounda
ton vi this government
Nr. Pearce reported joint resolution Transferring
irom the state TO the Interior Department the duty Of dis
tribuug to public libraries and colleges the printed doc.
uments for that purpose Also. suhor.iug the giving of
such documents ~ Boards OF Trade ard Chanbers n,
Commerce throughout the country.
Mr. Pearce also reported the House bin for the purchase
Of Dr. Kanes works the exploration " the Arctic seas
Nc Douglas, from the committee on the territories re
ported back the House bill 70 rcorganite the Terrorv Of
Kansas Nth written report which takes the ground that
the Senate bill before the House /. the best plan for
the paci0caon Of Kansas that the Senate could devise
and recommends that the bill be laid the table as
test vote on he rejection.
Mr. Collsmer read minority report in favor Of the en-.
actmont OF the House bill
Mr Weller replied that he would do Mr. Seward the
justice TO say ihat there was not In the Senate member
who bad rendered uniform aud efficient service in
behalf not only Of the Pacific railroad b but Of all the
measures for the benefit OF California than the senator
from New York
The Seuaie then proceeded consider the legislative
executive and Judicial appropriation bill and the amend.
neuts Of the committee finance a-o cOncurfed in
The acon Of the House regard Kanss. vas reversed
yeas 80, nays l2
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House tabled by ~ majority the bin enabling the
owners Of land warrants TO locate the on any public
domain, subject TO entry whether the minimum price be
81 2S or otherwise.
Nr Campbell, Of Ohio from the Committee on WAYS
and Means reported bill reducing the duties imports
and for other purposes. The consideration Of the bill
postponed til the third Monday Of December.
NJ eli ~ tws--. r.,Na ,f,ffo, F.cr.
the same committee, which adopted, calling the
Secretary Of the Treasury furnish large Of in
formation affecting the interests Of different sections Of
the country in connection with the tariff looking 20 the
enlargement Of the free list tho growth Of material
promotion Of the manufacture Of the hner materias
tension 1t export trade and asking various sugges
tons from the Treasury relative 70 the laws &c.
message va received from The President Of The Uni'
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NUMBER 81.

eu s'e- returning. with his objections. IN, hin N, ,.
!" .S, OF the De- hoinrs Rapids He ..,. ,h., h,
= ao'e 70 the objections against other -Tii, h,,i-
ject. ''' MS views on that sub
I, oI'uer the operation Of the previo.. ,,..,,. =,
veto. Yeas lSO-nays5 "a 'ne rre''dents
o 1ln MAKING appropriations for tho su,oo, ~ - :
Foot once Department passed 'PP''' o' 'ns
,h "ouon OF MI Campbell, of Ohio the Uon.. ool -,
'ne army appropriation bill returned f,o,, r. up
striking out the sherman amrndm.s,
Vvs.netng the army operations In Kansas
Mr.. Csnipb-ll. To ay,iJ co-.,;,..,
t rom mr. tennngton, and offered an amendment, my,
hn; the language of the Sherman prov,o
"u, proposing TO effect q similar object P'''"'
M, oooh, OF Georgia, raised a question of o,d. ~.
ue senate amendment To strike out IN. orov; 80
that this could not be amended "' p'''''o and
sustained w "'u the decision wa
The amendment OF Nr. Campbell was then .,,..,,.
yeas lOl, nays 81. s" As'eed to
concurredi in. ''"ueu' was then
b. go Sose passed the igh, appropriation and o,b.,
debate 'e" U CLOCK Tor general
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ELECTION RETURNS

ST. LOUIS August l2--Returns from, seven,v-o,. ..
ties give Polk $4,000, Ewing IS So and Benton
'HSnsnne counties to hear from Fifty-four eoup,is.
return "a Democrats % Bentonans, 27 American, and
wings to the House of Delegates. Two Americans ana
'our Democrats are elected Congress besides Blair
one American, Akens to fill the vacancy occasiOu.d NV
'ne death 0 Hon Jno. G. Miller. The present deleg..
uOn consists OF four Wings and Democrats COns
cancy-Whig)
DesLiSoToS' August 1.-THE Republican majori,y in
's Sate Is 100 The Democrats claim Halls .lecto,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON Aug l2.-The SENATE passed the Ieei,
a've &c appropriation bill The bill to provide for 1bs
construction OF the Pacific Railroad was tabedvs,. %
nays % The Navy appropriation bill va. passed and
then the Senate adjourned
IN the HOUSE. Mr. Wabridge, from the Land Commit.
Tee reported bill to provide for the construction Of
raroad 70 the Pacific north OF lat. S. motion to Ia,
1 OIL On the table was lost by the casting vote OF Ii
'Pea.eF' JOINT resolution was passed, allowing tho
ieiaS sixty addition al days to preseut their
claims to the Treasury Department Nesr, 1900 600
mains yet unpaid. The House adjourned
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NORTHERN NARVFTS

BALTIMORE, Aug l2-Flonr has again declined Sale,
to day of 1000 bbis. City Mills at $3.50 wbe., i. s,7
cts lower Sales of red at sls5aI4a white 81 45,l az
Corn-white 5ss62i cts, yellow 6oa6l c,s.
NEW YORK Aug. l2.-Flour has declined. Sales Of
State at $3.50; Ohio $3.50; Sosthern UNCHANGED :
Wheat Is firm. Southern red sI4sal5s; white Al 50,
Los. Cotton is better mixed 81 cts.
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ARRIVALS AT THE ENCHANGE t,orE.
AND BALLARD HOUSE

u,,, MONDAY, AuerT II, 1885.
Mcdonald, DR. Brodnos-, n I nodd r,.-l
" smith and sv't Mr and Clark ebIir., 80
Mss holennsek Mobile 81 Mnrphy, Macon. Ms "a e.
urrna MIS-; " Bott, Greeuvtle
N Jones' Ala; W Kimbrough Todd Co XIV - s,n
y II carter, Gordon, DR. Wilcox lsdv and ,vs ~. y
wilcox W WILCOX, Christian,
mArr SON. Mry wilcox. Charles MAyo Va Cen.i n n
wooster W Watson and sv't I Noor-h-.d
hunn Mss brodnose, children A RaIlon
Msay, Medley q III Wet, HALIFAX, Coraptop h.. W,a
"soo Carke Va " Johnson, CharottrsviIr. 10 IT,
tr sAus9n W Lewis Lexington Coleman ana lady a.
oin,si Allen Caroline runis, AAyor. o y bsyr.ns
yreE Belioit and lady Norfolk jordan and ,.tsr
SuIhhed Va; q Hutchsson, MeeklsnburE ] Robip.on
Boston sumner Columbia. c. Penb-slsr and adv Ns,
DavvnAu Pembester. FAyett. Major ChsTIof W
hodnose Rockingham, c; Josiah Barruss KIM Wn. q.
hiehnond' Sweeney, Williamsburg, VI Smith, Va -'
TUESDAY, Auersr H. 1885
foser " Gunteer, Bait; u Monitt sprinxn.ld Kv y n
ZONES OrAnse Va; Winbish ClAksvle KrspatTiei p.
iysfSgrE yIs so Burke Bu,ts kins w SHIELD snirS
fAgq1isI; Smith Ro Taylor, Bape q Rs.dr I.dv
400 shud Ia sanders l,iy sni sV Sls- sandsrs Master
russell hin, hss VI VI un, c; Mai o Mo-
Sh1Se, Iisr spOyv.niA II Pemberton, Danve Haydsp
snAn,ia va ~ Atkinson, Alexandria; Roykn
,tdy, Misses boykin Southampton Paxfer RoelbrdSe ~
fenderson washington city; WckhAm Hanover p.,o.r
Mch5onai Nodes watkins, Tenn Capt Bart.r I.dy nj
son baq1e brAElniA Stokes, LnnenburE Rov.,, Non,
kotry sai W Otey, Arkansas: Sakins A Wsrr NJ.
neltAhy ia hsndrtck, Russell, Va w
WATSON warren, L " Merrueher LADY, Ters,. nm
bopsins KADRR. INV ''te' -
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RECRUITS AND AMMUNITION PoP Nrc,,
New fORK, August 1.-The s,.,w,., c.t.na ctnAoeA.
., nehce on Saturday, took large reipforr.msn,
ol HOops AMI ammunition for Nicaragua e"'
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omS nd,.,,,a.;oI, a; IR,oBINsON ,,.I,I,
DOGCErT A ANDrRsON.

Ccrner Of Gorernor ard Frlafiia sfrssfs
~THOLhSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS French and Ameri.
w can Paper HangnFs Satin nslsnes Damask FOR Win.
doH Clrans 0ps Cords Tass Cornes and Coops
Lace and Muslin Curtains floor and Table Oh Cloths Hair
md Flash Tor ssfs Curled Hair sofa springs Tvne Tack Mat
ngs' window shades best Curcd Hair aud Maresses
leahr Beds Lounges; sofa Beds With many articles in our
ne or business, All of which viii he sold
terms snd Paper Hanging and UPho'eng punciuay attended to
In o
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AGHiCuLTUHAL WAREHOUSE.
INNHE Subscribers, having removed FACTORY on Cary
order! sSe S Il ossS Kind: 81 'S 1ed i0 IS,i: 70
& and most spproysd psiTns Which wl be made Of The best
scars double ' s5d & &ssapihP sla Thy ask .,enien 70
.hss have taken premium a. every Far a, which they
Reaper and Mower" u.e; FsvEe Patent LINE md
30 "a sS .y P,d, Ste. da, 5 k1ss , Corn Corn
subon the opinion Of he Hon william Rvcs ~ the. PIow,
Richmond, Fslrusryg a. 'II W
c.srir HUI, 18Th Dec 1854,
her. her my nrT.Sn = q The porn,Rse Of your FO- e Iron
m Ibs igro- cns hy s ysy snsray ~ ie. deep and
cleaned out, of the sod earth falling into H.
ung s mention Ne..r Sf.S2 y S!.on % pmssT, Fl sSs
= ~ " ev g b hopsi9. Thoma Watson q Loul'a &C. prac
.heTe sss bit one opinion among them to the superiority
Wishing equal elsewhere making ri, valuable i'm
Pemeni favsraby known % agricultural brethren,
-. remain yours truly,
RAHGAINs IN SUMMER CLOTHING.-IAs1,
season 70 vheh invite ne aienon q Purchars surnE them
;oes goods 70 .s. yS, ,r ~ 'ess -heA
sa1 wM m, SMITH
LNoH HICKLING.-Ihsvso on hand al Of the Spices usei
m ''TF'Il' Pcs GsI:.. ss' .s Ss;Sf .os Ss.s ssi
IUNHE FINEST iuPOHrED CIGARS, of a variety
-, MEADE GsESss Ns- aCcth,c.ry store,
~
v n. SKINNER co,
iy1e No - Cary q.
SGHGICAL INsTHt UENrS.-Jusi received = fnii
- sss.msnt o surgical iustruments rrusss &C.
attention of Physicians IN tom and country requested.
W. Q. NATALIE DRUG and Chemical Store,
au' Corner 4th and Broad sts.
EUUID ExTRACTs, Of reliable strength and msuui.c
tore Eh a rare Chemicals and neW Preparations slssys
hand and hr sale ~ HArrAfLES
suI Drus and Chemical store, an and Broad s,,
IICASTOHS.-uersnts silver Plated Table
- Csstor revolving and stationary With Rotes and
he best Double Plate and warranted 70 stand
suI ZIMMERMAN, 1aS Main corncr i9t 81
toLLAHsyuH received large assortun, Byron Alboni
~ kngish And Bishop Colart. ". Towns,
Opposite American Hotel.