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Sept. 4.-Ihe Southern mail furnishes papers
from all points as late as due.
The Texas papers abound with statements Of
Indian hostilities. The Indians had appeared
in the vicinity of San Antonio.
Capt. Whiting, of the Cd cavalry, who went
in pursuit, captureed allsthe horses and mules
taken from the San Diego mail train.
Capt. Pope's party arrived at Fort Clark al
we'll The Indians had been troublesome along
their route. a Thousand head Sof cattle had
died from. starvation. a5
The Galveston papers sayithe subject OF
Constitutional Convention was being agitated
f. tits thought probable that Gen: Henderson ls3
would decline, and Matt Ward be nominated. tc
the u S. Senate, intheplnce of Mr. Rusk,f de
ceased. Is Is Il
The Navy department this morning, received
a despatch from Capt. Thatcher, who visited
The capital of Costa RIGA, and had an interview
with Gen Mora, late commander of the Costa
Rican forces in Nicaragua, relative to the alleged
.forcible detention of Central American citizeps,
ON the Lake, of Nicaragua and San Juan steam
ers, by the Costa Rican authorities.
Mora denies any such detention, and said all
the engineers and hands employed or occupied
on said streams, by him or his subordinates,
were paid by Costa RIGA and now no forces re-
mained in any capacity. Contracts wero made
of their own free will, and there is not more
than half dozen American citizens in Nica-
'ragua, but who choose to remain there.
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I.I. { 81
81 THR UNION LINR.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AsD MONROE STREETS.
RRMM NRW YORK

NEw YoRk, Sept 1.-The Tribune publishes
a letter signed by George G. Edwards, attached
to the Expedition Ecuador stating that the
death Of Prof. Francis, was the result ofa duel
with Prof Moore. They fought with fowling
pieces at n distance offour rods, the challenge
having hcen given by Francis, in consequence
of reflections ppoi his scientific requirements
made by Prof Moore.
The District Attorney finished his argument
yesterday before Judge Peabody, opposing the
m0tion;of AIRS. Grnningham's Council to admit
her to bail on n charge Of felony. Her Council
will reply today, when the Judge will decide
whether she shall be permitted to so at large
pentiing her trial for producingia false heir to
the Burtlell estate.
The National R. r. Convention which has
benin session here for several days, has ad
ljourned sine tliF. The proceedings have con-
sisted chiefly Of reports on Railroad machinery
and tlcsultory conversation of little public i'm.
pnrtancc.
Worthington & eastman, importers of sugar
and molasses. failtd for a large amount.
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TnE United States Federal Court commences
its session here on Monday next. Some Of the
parties connected with the court have already
arrived
As the occasion will bring many of our friends
here, from abroad, we would remind such as
are in arrears, wc would be pleased to furnish
them receipts for their dues, payable, as they
will see by our terms, in advance. Persons not
at present on our subscription list will be greet
ed with pleasure. and specimen copies Furnish
ed them gratuitously- their subscription neces-
sarily will follow.
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Fmsr ARRIVAL OF rnEz sEAsoS-Erw GooDs.
-Messrs. HeiskelI & Swearingen, as usual, were
promptly in II arket with their new goods some
days. They have now opened ont rich and
various assortment Of some of the finest dress
goods ever brought to the city. We noticed
particularly imposing yesterday, the attractions
in the way of shawls, cloaks, ribbons and en-
broideriese of every description. Their staple
goods also, comprise9.a carefully selected stock.
Their store. at this time presents very attrac-
tive appearance and We were not surprised to
see quite number of adtniring customers
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FXrAL AcclDrxr-An Irisman named Hugh
MalOy, an employee on ballast train, was
killed en- the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Black Oak Bottom, on Monday. He had climbed
to the roof of the car. laid down and went to
sleep, and rolled off between the cars. TIE
train passed over his head, causing instantane-
Gus death.
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worLpx'T Go Ur.-The members composing
the Virginia State Fencibles, made an ineGectu-
al attempt on Thursday evening, to send "a cou-
pie of balloons heavenward, but the inflated It's
sue was mundanely inclined, and cOnldn't be
coaxed to attain greater altitude than twl
hundred feet. They abandoned the effort for
some more seasonaLlc time.
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aPITiFrL.@A crazy old German is to be seen
daily In our streets; whose reasonless whims
have attracted the attention of many of ourcit-
liens He employs himself constantly, in car
rying old boots shoes, and all manner Of rags
and rubbish, from one place to another, whist
ling o, humining gaiy as lie goes He will
gather in an arm full Of old crockery or clothes,
and after walking around with his burthen for
time, will deposit it in the street, and start in
search of another load Of ''thc. same sort, !"
which, when collected is as quickly thrown
away. We noticed several gentlemen yester-
day, watching his insane pranks, with sorrow
full and pitifulin interest. We learn that he sub
sists upon what he can gather from door to
door andat night his only cqYcring isthe blue
canopy Of heaven.
1t may surprise some to know that we have
boys vile enough to taunt, and throw stones at
this unfortunate old man.
TnE RIvEa-The river is still falling with
something near five feet in the channel. The
nights, or rather the mornings arc foggy and
steamers are compelled to lay up in consequence
about the ''wee sma' hours"
The steamer Albemarle, Capt Jelly, tool. her
departure last evening with about two hundred
and fifty tons Of freight, and not few passen-
gers, for Louisville. Her cargo consisted prin-
cipally of dry goods and Wheeling manufac-
turcd articles.
The Belle Creole arrived yesterday from Gin
cinnati, with eleven hundred barrels -four. She
discharged one-half her cargo at Parkersburg
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The WEATHER yesterday was much cooler
than the several preceding days. Abortion of
the day the sun was obscured by clouds and the
atmosphere pnrtended rain.
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SUSPLNDED.
BUFFALO, Sept. 4-Oliyer Lee & Co.'S Bank
has suspended Other banks strong No ex-
element
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New Yonk, Sept. 4-Flour dull, 1000 bis
sold. Wheat unsettled, 5000 bush sold. Corn
firm, IS 900 bush. sold Mess Pork 10c lower,
sales at %, 25a25,5O prime Pork unchanged.
Lard quiet, Mt I5Sa15s. Whisky follower, sales
244. Stocks dull.
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MARINE ACCIDENT.

NoRFoLK, Va, Sept. 4.-I'llr brig Arnbclla,
from Aspnwall, bound for New York, has.P
inio this port, with her fore top mast gone, FIRE
mast sprung and loss of sails; her crew are sick
with the Charges fever
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$1,000 u y 8 NJ IflIlIIo. u N p 49,
TTTE woud invite the attention Of our ensomerf and the
also Teas be surpassed by aIs toEeter With
brown Stout, Imported Domestic Cigars. and general
assortment GroceTics for sale at the totcest marker
1rissS nv -I W, A. EDWARDS q BRO,
iv9T Corner of Monroe and Market Sta.
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Cur AIEETlxG AT Rrsu RuN-The Camp
Meeting at Rush Run, few miles above this
city, We learn has been we'll attended. We
learn that on Sabbath day last, nm immense con-
course Of people assembled, and though half of
them could not be seated. during the services,
the quiet attention, and good behavior Of the
audience, was remarkable Rev. Cox. preached
at s o'clock in the morning; Rev. d. S. yelling,
preached near two hours, TO the vast assembly al
IL o'clock; R,v. W. Baldwin, greatly interested
the audience ats o'clock p. NJ, and Rev. T. Scott
at night liuring the whole meeting the good
order and respectful conduct Ofthe people was
remarked By ALL 1t was the general opinion Of
the people, there was less Cutting up, and the
best order they had ever witnessed at any Camp
Meeting. One little .tass, between two young
men, took place, supposed to have been superin-
duccd 6y bad whisky.
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BY rELEt4KA.pE4.
RALr1MoRE MARKET.

sEpr. Flour, sales Ohio at $40, Howard
street 5,e7ae0O, city mills h,T5aos7. Wheat
dull ut 1,20a1;2O for Red, 1,30a1 40 for White.
Corn dull and lower, sales at 20 for mixed, 20
for White, 75a78 for Yellow, Whisky 25a26.
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ALBASY, Sept. 4NIr Daniel, the Cashier Of
Niagara Bank ut Lockport, was robbed last
night on the cars, of package continuing $50,
600 in draft
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DFSTRUCIIyE FIRE.

BATrLEBoRo, Vt, Sept. 4-Twenty buildings
burnt this morning, including several fine dwell
iings, paper min, and EspS's Ralo Factory.
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TRANSPORTATION oTsIcE B. 80. R. n. !
RAeeliylxI Station. June 18th. 1857. {

TRlNsPORTATiON UFfIcB B. z o. r. y.
RAeelfNO Station, June 18th, 1887.
ON and after Sunday evening, June 4h the Passenger
Trains will this station daily ut $40 A. NJ and a1
r. VI. and &c p n. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily except sundayS) at $40, A. M
VIII receive discharge passengers at ali the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily At $3.50 p NJ, 6i receive and
discharge gers following stations only: Benz
WOOD NoundsYie Cameron Burton, Bentsns Ferry Graf
ton, Kowle5burS Piedmont Cumberland, No 1sW Station
Sir Johns Run, Martnshurg HarpGrs Ferry MOnocNcy,
sykesvie nd Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily except SuIItSy0 at
TO- p NJ, will and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
The Trains viii arrive follows The Mail Train at 46
A. Nj Express Train at 1928 A. NJ. Accommodation Train
at G:30 p. Al. BY order Of t
W. 8. W0oDsIDE, Superintendent.
ielS J. B.PORD, Agent.
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RTyER AND WEATuER.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-W Gather clear. Mer-
curry so dogs.
;. LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Rivcr stationary, with
A feet q inches in the canal. Weather clear
Mercury 81.
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POLics MArrEHs are proyokingly dull just
now. The day before yesterday there was not
a single case before any Of the Aldermen and
not drunken man was to be seen. The chain
gang is gradually thinning Oat The drunEards,
petty thieves and abandoned women arc daily
released from jail ms their respective terms ex-,
pire, AMI our turbulent population, seems at
present, to br enjoying kind of repose, which
is any thing but gratifying to the rninions Of
the law, who have to .'ery content at u few
civil actions for debt. Yesterday. James Noble
of Washington county, Pa, having taken seye-
raj petty steep swigs deposited his obese per-
son across the pavement on Market street, and
soon his senses were stepped in forgetfulness
Officer Dsafenhaugh seeing the gentleman in
the arms Of .Porpus, picked him up tender
ly," and carried him to the Alderman's office,
fzom which plaee he was Afterwards taken 70
Jail ~,
j. N. Lee rents from Peter French, Water
street, aud as his ingress and cgress to theP prem
ises was notas convenient as he desired, the
said Lee took Ratchet and proceeded to force
open a second door, whereupon ne was SUM
moned to appear before Alderman McCourtney,
and enter bonds for his good behavior in the
sum Of two hundred dollars. BE entered the
proper security and satisfied the commonwealth.
Yesterday afternoon Fred Huffman made COM
plant before AID. Wright, charging VIM. Nor
gan with an assault upon himself and wife at
the bier salCoa Of the former, in the LIST ward.
Awarrant was issued for Morgan's arrest and
placed In the hands of officer Deafenbangh-
The offender was sent TO Jail
- u
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RELIGIOUS MEETING.
Rev. Mr. Nvweomb, Of Oao, viii preach in the DlscpleA'
meeting house on indhv lU o'clock \. a. Citizens
are respectfully Invited N attend.
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THE LOUISVILLE FAIR

LOUISVILLE Sept. 4.-Eighth day Attend
ancc quite large, devoted principally to the sx-
hibition of horses, Prominent among the num-
Der are eight imported Arabian Horses belong
ing to A. Keene Richards, Of Georgetown, KY;
Masond, Wagner, Scythian, Sovereign, and
American Pedler. Awards Blue Ribbon to
Sovereign; Red Ribbon to Scytllan. Several
rings of young Horses, Jacks, &C., were exhib.
tied Agricultural machines were examined
and triaI Of Plonghs.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CIxcIxxArI, Sept. Flour and Wheat un-
changed; receipts Of the latter, light, Whisky
declined to d. Market otherwise unchangedl
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nFIsoRhIsANEoUs.

MIsoEbI5ANEoUs:
EXTENSIVE ! ) ] 2 sA.L@E!l
WESTERN FARMING LANDS!
cREST rNDUeRmRNrs.
! " AlLsU 1B LIE Id N d ST.!
CHICAGO PROPERTY.
LOTS IN GROWING WESTERN TOwNsl
INon a SURE PAYING REEURN, parties cannot inves.
II anything that affords The same security rs LANDS NJ
Person. Wishing to secure HOME themtelves fam;
ie viii ap present chance rare one to buy FAA
1t moder-ts prices aud easy terms Of payment.
Tow a. j. A-1NDSY
roo ACRES
or RICH P RE vel EatsEs4 and to 'nOe
9OOsACRES,
(In 80 Acre TLaets, to suit purchasers ,,.,.
OF Yau3s Land Fos BrIs Tdys.p e Rnss
both Of these parcel lay IL Decatur county and IN from
Southern boundary OF the Sar these lands near
The Mssor Etatene fertile, rolling land pure water
an and stock rasug country affords every nd
vantaFs These Lands 1Es Eit sST astsRes o. ITy ms
RAILROAD, now pary operation AMI fast approaching
compilation; this Snording permanent outlet Tor al farm
! 18O ACRES.
In Scott county, miles from Psinsston T"wnsIp 80
the most densey settled aud improved part of he tass.
$50 NCRES,
aynp in Sioux county Big Sioux river
and Mnas.ota state Inc; ali e prairie and good farming
lands. Township 90, Range Is
- go ACRES,
IN ! hshFS nv most srsSe and thriving
In tho state Present population about 5000 The
eyan University and other Literary Institutions. The land
rs miles from the Museatine Mt Pleasant and Keokus
Railroad, Its desirable Location and advantages,
can very choice farm. Township e, Range d
So ACRES, gsFs
In White county, Southern Illinois, from e miles Of tho
county seat finely tInberel and good able IoWh.
ships Range 9.
CHICAGO IOTSI
lots in Dr. Isaac scotrs addition tho city OF
Chleaso These lots elisly situated In the di
the lake and centre Of the city lending West The past me-
tory Of ehlcas Ves assurance that this property Will IN
- Lots MadsOn street y Lots on scott street
/ 17Lot5 on Short street. 10 Lots on Van BuTen ST.
ss@ . 80 ACRES,
In Kewaunc county, Wisconsin, anil within miles q the
city Of Kewaupe heavily mbsred sud good land. Town.
FIVE LOTS.
lots Dickncs al addition, and lot in block IL In Bea
DAM thriving city in the interior OF Wisconsin, and
kie with others In OF construction to other points,
log city, property must in short time advance rapidly
ssts 80 ACRES,
Situated in Eaton county, Michigan, from miles Of the
county scat, % miles OF lansing the capitol OF the
state This is fine farming lank, and heavily rnbeFed-
Township 2, Range 9.
Of "a at prSs sale poT e the 18Th DAY E
TSIBER 1851 will be offered PUBLIC SAIL, ut the
/ Court EOuse Of Ohio county, Virginia.
Deeds Of General Warrantee given In all cases.
ss..gl TERMS OIf SALE. ~
oneThiro cash; balance In One and Two Years with sig
from day sale, The de!eFrc
TO be secured by Deed OF Trust.
Previous the OF sale psrtes wishing to purchase
anU Warehouse OF NarTett
| 4 Sons, Market Alley.
| SIR GEORGE l. wICKHAM, at Ibis Commission and
Auction Rooms, authorized to make sale OF any OF the
above property. tsept2. tdsl a. v.
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MATHEW lcrJsAbB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR

ASb ~ :pEA. LII Corn Dna
Corn Meal, Oats, Hailed hiaIy, &c. ~
the articles delivered free Of extra charge
In any part OF the city. 151g.4. -
The highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
optosite the second Presbyterian Church, Centre Wheel
Inc - u. = ielT
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Mas K,lLED.-on Thursday evening last, a
melancholy and fatal accident, resulting in the
death of Michael sherran, an Irishman, occurred
on the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company's
Railroad, near that city Siberian was labor.
er, engaged in the repairs of the road. On the
evening in question he attempted jump upon
the upward bound train while it was in motion
to return to his residence some three miles
above town. His foot slipped, when lis head
fell on the track between the wheels, and was
completely cut off down to the ears. His brains
were scattered over the track, presenting hor
rid sight lie leaves q wife and two children
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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY


DYSREPSI A,
SEASB OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF my KIND
FEVER AND AGuE,
the various affections isordered
STOlV1CH or LIVER,
Heartburn fOSs Of Appetite, Dsspondencs C9syeness,
blind and Bleeding piles In all Nsry6ns RheutnAtic, and
highly beneficial, and in oters effected adeeided
scieatiae praeIes after the asnst II the celebrated
Holland professor, BoerhaYc Because Of its great Euceess
United States Intended especially for those ofour
faheand scattered here and there the face Of this
offer It 20 the Alersnn public, knowing that truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
tits TO those whose
stuois may have beer Impaired by the continuous Of
stantaneous IN effect i way directly hr Of
thrilling and quiekening every nerve. raising I'm tie
dropping sP8t, and IL fact infalinE new life and yif
vac = W CAuT1oNi Il
The great popularity OF Aroma has induced
many which IT, public should guard agai'lt
] ss ONE 20
tie will Gonvn' eyou how superior allthese
i.-'''z WHAT TITS DOING FoRrHE SICK
frequently used Holland Bstsrs, and
hnd il Invariably relieves indigestion and debility =
~ ssSets Ssadss via %isf had ieiE sSf
J, W, MCDOWELL, Esq Gays: 81 have used Boerhave's
Holland BtteEs uysef and recommend It to others, know
Aid. Jonathan Nicely. 81 Lower ST. Clair, al have
derived benefit from It's for WeAkness Of the ON
/ aeh and Indigestion. fs-si. y
james ~ Murphy says: Aiter several physeIaaa had
failed, Boerhaves Holland BteTS the pain from
my heart and side arising from lndgeston."
The editor Of The RtGnnns Free says: tAfter
Of the best physicians In the place had failed, BorFAYeS
Holland ntters cured Of the form Of Dyspepsia
ETancs Felix only manufacturer Of the ogtnal Extract
of Cene II know that Holland BtteTs Is
OF the best medicines In the world fer dsOrdere stomach
| or lETRr.'
Dr. LndwE, editor the Packet baltimore, pronounces
It medicine desErYing the eonnd Of the public.
Dr. EheEhar the leading German physEean Of Penna.
prescribed frequently during last three years. with
marked success In dehStsJ steG Of the disatIVe
gAns, or Of the system generally.
The Of the balrpuis Factory used
II myself and therefore induced Try rs eject upon
my wife, Troubled with the great debility all
eonsnptvs hSbit and really Is doing her good
than 0uythinE she has ever taken.a
expects this beverage viii
be dtsapponted but to the se. weak and low Spirited
win prove glteful aromatic cordial, POSSESSED Of single
Tar remedial prOperties. lHesst
Sold at 81 oFsx bottles fer S6, By the sole
roprietors,
Manufacturing PhaFmaeeutists and ClaeInIsts,!
elaeF Ptttab1Egh, Pa.
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TIE Fencibles, Capt Loring, took tho city
by surprise last night in an excellent night drill.
They were preceded by band, of which dis,
corded excellent music Fhesling Times
Just think Of "of which 'siiscording" ercel-
lent musicl "Thc crisis have now arroven!"'
Shakespeare speaks of a promise better "kcpt
in the breach than in the observance" How,
asks commentator, can promise be kept in
the breach ofiR
Wequote merely to warn the public against
accepting as infalliblc everything that happens
to etnanate from great source Great writers
sometimes pen the veriest nonsense imaginable
and perpetrate incongruities ridiculous enough
to entirely justify aud pardon
,'rear eltieg .A.rlats who grin
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Philadelphia 7. W. DY0tt Sons ia n. I'd street New
York Barnes Park sdi eotlsE Duane. BGlti-
more CnspAre Brothers, Gay and PeEa- Gin
einnati John D. OhieAge Barclay RTpthera 2Ia g.
Water 81. Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans
J. WFtght 4 Co. 80 -
Sold By LauRhlins Bushheid Tor North
Western YrRinia T. n. Logan Co.. and other DrnFss
and Merchants generally the United States and
Canadas 4oetSdAETy.
WESTERN RESER re CHEESE.
Ky BOXES Ptine cheess irt received and for sue b
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NOTICE.

977i5 To HGLhStHELIl1sIIS
IMPROVED ENASiELED AIE-I1GHT FRUIT JAlts :
TINE only article that can Be used year qissT year and
blrs Be- &c. In uer natural The body Of tile Ware
seFf.ey solid the aaiEs pure l Elsse, aud the JSra
Tree al Metallic substance. Tey tres from ans
Gbsecon poison, light, &c, which have
tondemnel the Jars aud Cans malc ef other matefiaa
Ful directions e1c Jar. For sale, Wholesale
J.K. DUNl1AAI q Co..
Jy2T tS 1l5 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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@Therc has never been tried In our family remedy
met with smell urlnuuded success In tile cure
of dseas5E Incident TO children. Dr. SAaToRns ISy-
oR4ToR; Is Il alone for diseases OF children that
~ IT acts CatlnTtic mildly and gpty
and seems to Eenovste the systsu 90 that We
tipkiwe doing service TO all In advising them
Nljs thev need medicine this re1redy. There
cRsssth5f have nnhcF notice whore great htI
edt has been received n eaEcS Of the LtetF, EtomRc
Bow where Fentiies failed to give relisf
lthaE become useful in Our family ,at we vii! not %
0lWhopt it-JdcIfo ltkdl issprfffeg. a. 5-7T
5f.i PRICE DOLLAR soF4EE. a
SANFORD 4 CO. ,tth Bros dwayt Rev York.
n. II. LOGAN & CO., Ageiit4 for Wherlinx. -
John D. PARK, Cincinnati.
(iEU, II. KElSEi Pittsburgh, W niesaIe Agents,
Rui5-Stn-ly-daH
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CON=MERCIAlL.s.a..z 81.
WIIOLESAL L, MARksr.
WHEgLlSe. Sept. q, 1857.

CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES, 8
ny Q. M: PDnIPlIR EK.s.ss
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