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INFANTS FROCK WAISTS

4NG aN - = hUC n w AlSXS.
In our Mourning Stock Of Elnbroideries, We
have the latest sty les of Black Grape ColIars aud
Sleeves White Mourning sets. r"Ilnrs and !
Sleeves. aud Mourning Lawn und French Curn-
~ ANN ALSO
very large lot of l.acrs Gloves, Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons Fine French Flowers, Ruuchcs,
FRENCH Culnbric, Eml,roid"reL aud Lawn Hand
kcrchicfa, Dress Trimmings. aud the latest thing
out in Hoop and Winter Skirts.
Fancy Partisan Silk Bonnets,
pronounced to be the riches, ever shown here.
Table aud Furniture Damusks DOyrs Nap
kins, TowclIngs, Shrlings. Shce,inys, Pillow
tnsing Iickings, and lot of the hest und
cfoapcst Irish Linens We have sold.
Gcn,.s Scotch l.. Wool Vests ur,l Pants:
Ladies' M-rino NNDkR VESTS:
Opera, White aud Red tIINNELS, and IL
very large Stock OF Swiss -. .n aud Amcric,n
fno Bh'D BL.lNKE7S, .nich We offer as "
great Bnrga,". You "u. ;l,l to see them before
YOU buy anywhere else.
Slo O q Il g.
As this is Il branch OF our business to which
We pay particular attention, we are now pre-
pared TO show great variety "f all the new
Styles i'll Cl"aks, Talmas, Dlack More Antique.
Plain Black Silk, DC.
White Grape. Cashmere and wm,l Plaid Sl,nwls.
We have at I'LL times heavy Stock Of
ID . III g . t L @ -,
consisting of Brown lIomrspuns, Checked do,
Striped Osn"burgS, 1.insrys Apron Checks, Nir-
gna and Columbia OslIaburss ut Factory prices.
For Mems Wear,
We hnve Il Stack which cant he beat in varie-
tics of kentucky Jcnns, North Carolina and
Georgia Cassimerrs, Black BroadcIo,lI~ Frsti, Us
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. and ~ lot uf
Gent Is Calf Sewn Congress Cutters which we
offer us great Bargan-iuliy ~ per cent. um-
der the regular price.
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DRUGS. DRUGSl

DIR GS, DRUGS!
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased
l. the Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, &C.,
formerly owned by DIR. J. II. Boatwright. (Eont-
wright BurkuIoo,) have opened at the Old
Stand in Columbia, the largest Stock in our line
ever offered i'll Ito interior Of the State.
We have complete Stock Of Surgical, Dental
and Obstetrical Instruments, Plantation Chests,
with full assortment of Medicines aud Instru-
m"nts for plantation use Physicians Gases for
Saddle or Buggy. Our Instruments have nearly
all been Imported. and are Of the very best
make.
In calling the attention Of Physicians to our
establishment, they may be assured That their or
ders will receive our best care, and they may
rely on the purity of our Medicines. If any
thing ordered i'll lins fails to pIcase or is not
IA represented we hold ourselves responsible and
will promptly make it right.
SMITH d IIUOT,
Qormcrly J. ii. Bontwright.)
Court House Range
J." ~. SMITH, ~ ID. Columbia, :. Z.
L. V. lluoT, NJ. ID. Jam 81, 1857 39-ly
! avail myself of this means of addressing nv
friends III Abl'cvlle personally, and hope they
will continue that kindness they have 10 often
shown me by favoring our house with their
orders.
l.. II. SMITH, NJ. D.
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NOiiCC.

Ladies' Cruveli Whalebone Skirts.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
WILLIAM SHEAR has just received from
w New York, m additional supply of LII
dies CrurrlIi Wlnlcbone SKIRTS, decidedly the
most approved style.
ALSO
Misses White and Sla,c-colorcd Whalcbone
SklltIS. 10 which the attention vf the public is
respectfully invited.
Augusta, Feb. 4, 1857. 4l If
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Final settlement of tho Estate
of John Callahan, decd.
Or1CE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ estcd, TINT Il Final Settlement of the Es.
tate of John Callahan, deed, will take place in
the Or,linury's Office oil the 2nlh of March, 1857
Therefore, all persons indebted to the said Es-
tate will make immediate payment. Also, all
persons having demands against said Estate will
present them pr"perly uttestcl Immediately fol,
payment, us mist close up tho matter Us quick
ny possible.
S. W. CALLAHAN, Ex'or.
Dee. II, 1856. 35 ;m
gS- lmlcpendent Press copy 8 months.
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FOR CONGRESS.

s$ie : FOR CONGRESS
;. Ilif IiaSds Of, H. 3s. SrANN, Esq, respect
. fully audi hce;Iih as Candidate for seat in
: siIe Hqhse,of Representatives, to fill tlie,
sxsesnsy by tho death Of Hon. Preston
sassss;pr6Sk.: i.s -, '.. :.
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ABBEvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

INllE EXERCISES Of this Institution will he
l. resumed on the First Monday in Jan,,ary
next. The government Of the School will be
rigid, and every effort will he mad. To maintain
high standard Of morality.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
FERNS. The first will commence on the lat Mon
day i'll january. aud continue Twenty. eight
weeks; the second will begin on the I'd Monday
III September, and continue twelve weeks
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To the Lowest Bidder!
HDROPOSALS will be received by the under.
IL signed, for the delivery upon The Jail Lot.
Of 10000 Of the 1rs, quality of BRICK.
HENRY JONES.
March !, 1857. iJ If
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Terms of Tuition:

lst Seq. 2d Scs.
Reading, Writing, Spelling,
and Primary Geography, Sll 90 90
The nh"ve with Geography,
History, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Excr
cises i'll English Compost
ton, 20 90 q mn
The above with all the adj
vanccd English Branches, ~ 90 10 90
The above with I.utin and
Greek, % 40 10 90
students will he received ut any limo du-
ring the Session, and viii! he charged from tho
time they enter until the end of the Session,
unless special arrangements arc made to the con-
trarv.
Boarding can be obtained at rcasonabI. rates.
y. &. ELDER, 4. Il.
Dec o. lSJ,; 3l 2u,
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.Abberikc District CIiution.
BY WILLIAM HILL Esq, Ordinary of Abbe.
Vile District.
"HEREAs, Charles II. Allen has applied
w to me for Letters of Administration, on
nll nnd singular the goods and cl,atirls, rights
and credits of Henry Livingston, late of the Dis.
trict ,fore aid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to etc and admonisl, all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said Deceased. TO be and nipcar before me, at our
next Or,nnrvs Court of Ilie said District to he
holden ut Abbcvi!ic Court House, on the iif.
tccnth day Of March next, to show cause, If any.
why the said administration should not be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal this twenty.
seventh day of February, i'll the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven and in the Slst year OF American
Independence.
WILLIAM lILL, 0. A. d.
February 81, 1885,. As ct
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= Srny4lgfs Care1-Rcad what Mr. Boydem
says; no lnesalGse ever had ecttifcatcs from such
resPectsa!c so'zees as Cu7ers Spanish Mixture.
Mr. F. Boy1en, otle Of tl,- eriginal propretors If
the Astor House, New York, and for :, number
,Sfyears of the Ezrhange iIdel, HicI,nnnd, Va,
sSas euiHd Of u severe attack of Ncur:,lsiu, by
CartrI's Spanish Mixture. The rapid and per
feet care effected in Lis ease Ly this valuable
medicine, arrcsi~a bis attention and excited his
Interest; Ire recommended it 10 others !ictcd
with Il variety Of disease, and ia every instance
= cnreswas effected. lie has seen it cure Ague
sHd Fever, Hhcuiualsm, Liver Complaint, Dys-
fcpsia, 'Fcvers, Violent Coughs, and cases which
were said To be confirmed Consumption, and
nearly every ether disease for which it used
lie remarks it is difficult To know what disease i,
will not relieve or cure AMI as Blood Purifier,
andtSping and Fall mcdcine. he has never seen
Its equal lie ei,ee'fuIly recommends it on all
Occasions, and believes it to he the most valuable
remedy sx'ant. March.
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!soles Of DR.. M'La~e's Icrm;tmyc.-Among
1he hundreds of letters certificates and orders re-
celvcd by the rrolric,ors, Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, of this medicine, the following
are sAected to show its character, md the effect
OF its Use in n distant nurt Of the West:
Royalfoa, Boone Co., H., Iay 10, 1885,
'11e'srs. FLEMING cras.-<'eml'mc~--I write to
you to so'icli aa agency Gnr The invaluable Yer
'nifuge yoI prepare. Same.in,, since, pur-
chascf one dozen viaiI Of Mr.. C. Edy, and pre- :
scribcd II IN 'py practice and i, proved so effect
ual i'll the efpmision of '~oS"sy. that M oMr
preparation ,cW soiixty Ike citizens of Ills riyugc
and csei"uy Pe'isr send m: one gross of the
FernfnSc Immediately.
- Yours, ttc, [s-
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OH TIC 1!IH OI sN1NTTt NNiIiherS.
g ,2 g O F Fri Hs

More h"m Onc Prize to etery Ten. Tickets!
80, 900 Tickets! Magnificent scbemc
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A LOST LAND WARRANT.

Stage MnnnTcr.
Abbcvillc G. IT,, Jam 2S, 1851 4D,f
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a "Grand Crash.1

A Scotch clergyman, DR.. Cummings, has
predicted the probable "smash" Of the world
IN June next, and, as usual with such predic-
lions, among the ignorant there is great
deal of excitement about the subject in Eng
land and France. The event is TO be pro-
duced by comet, an cratic member of the
planetary world, the real nature and sub.
stance of which are SO little known, that it
is the height of presumption 10 base any pre-.
dlc,ion upon it, involving such consequences
TO mankind. II is a favoriie trick, however,
OF zealots, who try to arouse the fears rather
than the reason of their hearers, 10 predict
the destruction of the world. Yet, as il is a
parl OF the grea, Creation, mutually depend
enl, and subjected 10 the same laws, and
nolhing yet created has ever been ann.ha-
ted, ss far as we know, or can imagine, there
is no reason for believing that this globe will
ever be subject TO calamity which would,
doubtless, he felt throughout! the universe
il has endured for thousands OF years, not
wiihslanding its own internal disturbances,
and will, in all probability, roll on for thou
sands of years longer, till the purpose oil its
creation is fulfilled. .-Ledeer.
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SUFrER NOT. WHEN A PER-


~ manent cure is guaranteed in all stages
Of SECRET diseases, Self Abuse, Nervous
Debility, Structures, Gleels, Gravel, Mercural
Rheumatism, Scroiula, Pains in the Ankles
and Bones, Diseases of the Throat, Nose and
Eyes, Ulcers upon The Body, Female Iregu-
larihes, and all other improper discharges,
no matter OF how long standing. or obstinate
the case, recovery is certain, and IN shorter
time than permanent cure could be effect
ed by any other treatment, even alter the
skill of the most eminent physicians had
failed, aud the disease resisted a!l other
means OF cure. The remedies are fee from
odor, causing neither sickness nor inconve.
nience, and without murcury or balsam-
During twenty years practice, ! have re.
stored TO health over seventeen thousand pa
tienls, who were suffering unde. the worst
forms of all of the above mentioned dis
eases, which guarantees NE in promising a
perfect and most speedy cnre. Secret dis.
eases are the greatest enemies 10 health and
happiness, as they are the first Cause of con-
sumption, sc:olula, &C., and should he IA ter
ror 10 all nations on the earth; Tor The dis.
ease is becoming so common, and treatment
so llllle understood, that permanent cure is
scarcely eve! effected, rs majority OF lEe
cases lal! into the hands Of incompetent per-
sons, who not only fai! 10 euro The malady,
but ruin the constitution with corrosive sub
linia,e-a dangerous poison, preparation
OF mercury-which, with the remains OF dis
ease i'll the system, produces many of the
above named affections, which finally term.
nate in consumption, aud frequently rapid
one but should il no, cause death speedily,
and the victim 10 disease marries, the disease
is then conveyed from the patient to the chill.
dren, causing them TO come into the world
with scroula, affections of the skin, eyes,
throat, &c, and again terminates III con
sumption, and consleEs his victim 10 all I'M
timely grave, between the ages Of six months
and ihiry.6ve years. Sell.ahuse is another
formidable enemy TO health; il destroys the
nervous system, rapidly wasting away the
energies ol HE, causing mental dsrangc-
ment, preventing proper development Of
the system. and dlsqualitying its victim for
marriage, society, business, aud all earthly
happiness. Female Irregularities aud other
diseases of females treated in The most skill
iul and scientific manner. Medicines, with
directions, sent to any part Of the United
States and Canadas, by patients communca-
ting their symptoms by letter.
J. SullNlERVlLLE, NJ o., Box 3d. Pos,
Office; Fiberl Street, below Tenth, phila-
delphia Pa.
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M g. GMIIISo

In Bloomsburg, on the 2lsl inst, by Rev
w. Goodrich Mr.. ALMoN AcnESRAcu 10 Miss
ANJsLIeuE SOPHIA YOU'VE, daughter of Rev
J. M. Young, all Of Oranseve.
On tho 18th inst, by Rev. D. J. Waller
MIR. JAcoB WAMroLE Miss RED EccA MAusr
all of Columbia Co.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. William
Eyer, MIR. JOHN LANsIscUs to Miss LENA +.
BlRp, both OF Locust township, this county.
On the 10th inst, by the same, Mr. JrRE.
MIAH S. FAuRlNGER to Miss ELIZABETH CASE
both oil Locust township, this county.
On Thursday evening of last week, by
Rev. ]. Thomas, Mr. DAVID SnELuARr, OF
DaGville, to Miss MELlsDa a. DEMorr,
daughter OF Richard Demolt Esq, of Madi.
soE township, this county.
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THE NEW ArPoRrloNmErr BILL

HARRISBURG, March 20-The following is
the apportioLmeni of the State into Senalo-
rial and Representative Districts, .recommen-
ded by the majority of the Comml,tee ap-
pointed by the Senate, as reported this
morning.
ApPoRTIoNMEsT OF SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Philadelphia City, 4; Chester and Della
ware, I; Montgomery, ! Bucks, | Lehish
and Northampton, 1; Schuylkill. 1; Berks,
/; Lancaster and Lebanon, 9; Dauphin and
Cumberland, /; York, /; Adams and Frank.
lin, 2; Bedford. Fulton, Blair, and Hunting.
don, Somerset, Faye,,e and Greene, I j;
Washington and Beaver, /; Allegheny, .;
Indiana and Weslmotelaud, /; Lawrence,
Butler and Venango, 1; Crawford aud Aler-
Ger, 1; Ftie, Warren and Mexican, i; Arm
strong, Clarion and Forest, Jefferson, Elk,
Clesrfisid and Cambria, l; Tiosa, Potter,
Clinton and Centre, 1; Perry, Juna,a, Milf
fin, Snyder and Union, /; Northumberland,
Mon,our and Columbia, / Bradford, Sulli-
van and Iycomiug, /; Susquehanna, Wyo-
ming and Wayne, /; Luzene, Carbon, Mon
roe and Pike, 2-toial, 33.
REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIcTs-First Ward
Philadelphia City, /; Second Ward, I; Third,
Fourth, and Fifth Wards, .; Sixth, Twelfth,
and .Thirieeuth Wards, .; Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth and Tenth Wards, 3; Eleventh, SIX.
teenth and Eighteenth Wards, .; Fourteenth,
fifteenth aud Twentieth Wards, .; Seven
teenlh and Nlne,eeaih Wards, /; Twenty
frs, and Tweu,y.fcurh Wards, /; Twenty
second and Twenty.hird Wards, 1; Della
ware County, 1; Chester, 8; Mon,gomery,
3; Bucks, 2; northampton, 2; Carbon and
Lehieb, q Berks, 8; Schuylkill, 3; Leba-
non, /; Lancaster, 5; York, 2; Dauphin
and Perry, .; Cumberland, |; Adams. I J;
Franklin and Fulton, . Huntingdon, 1 !;
Bedford and Blair, .; Somerset and Fayetle,
2; Green, 1; Washinlon, .: Allegheny, 8
Wesmorelsnd, .; Armstrong, 1; Butler, .;
Beaver and Lawrence, .; Mercer aud We
mango, 2; Eric and Crawford, 3; Warren
and Mexican, /; Forest, Elk and CIcariield,
]; Clarion, Indiana and Jefferson, .; Cam
bria, 4; Centre, 1; Potter and Clinton, /;
Mifliu, /; Junia,a and Snyder, Union and
Lycoming, . Northumberland, /; Montour,
Columbia and Sullivan, 2; Toga, l. Brad.
ford, ,; Wayne, /; Luzerne, 3; Snsquehan.
ma and Wyoming, ?; Monroe and Pike. 1.
Total, 100,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS at BOSTON,
-Four Days Later from Enrope.
MINISTERIAL DEFEAT IN ENGLAND.

BosToN, March 3o-The steamer Alps
from Liverpool, with dates TO Wednesday the
s'h inst, has arrived in port.
The English papers received by this arr.
val contain the debate in Parliament on MIR.
FCo3dens motion relative 10 the war In China.
1t terminated in defeat OF the Ministry, but
1t was supposed that Lord Palmerslon would
neither resign nor dissolve the Parliament.-
The vote on Mr. Cobden's motion Of censure
in relation 10 The attack on Canton, was
yeas 263, nays 2i7-a majority of I6 against
tho Ministry.
Sir John F. Champion, late Minister 10
Washington, has been appointed minister 10
Hanover.
The London Times says war between Spain
and Mexico is inevitable.
hdvces from China 10 the 18th December.
say that the Empetor has prohibited his sub
lects from trading with the English under
penalty of DEATH o..
Hone KoNc, Jan. 15-No further opera
lions have taken place against Canton. The
official dispatches give the details OF the at,
tempt: on the part of the Chinese, to reiake
the Tee to-tum Fort, and an attack on the
British ships by vast number of Chinese
lunks. The attack was well concerted, being
made at low water, when the large ships
could not manoeuvre, but was brilliantly re-.
PEELED. Admiral Seymour had abandoned
the Dutch Fort and Factory Gardens, and
sueng hened his position lower down the riv
cr. Recruits were expected from Singapore
All the western suburbs of Canton were burn.
ed on the 18th oil January, by the English. A
large fire had occurred inside the city. The
Mandarins OF the various districts had issued
The most blood-tbirsly edicts against the Eng
lish, aud had offered rewards for assassina.
ton aud incendarism.
At Hong kong all tho Chinese had been
ordered TO quit the service of foreigners, and
return, under penalty of the destruction of
their relatives remaining at home Conse.
quen,y nearly all the Chinese servants had
left their situations. Letters received from
Hamburg. cay tho private pd";--- "o"n tIvus
Kong are mos, alarming. The bombardmenl
of Canton had excited the Chinese TO a gen.
eral movement against foreigners. The pop
uluce are beginning TO show unusual courage,
creating great apprehensions. The move
mcnt is rot confined 10 China alone, bu, has
spread 10 Singapore, where The foreign resi-,
dents have been obliged TO arm themselves
against street attacks from the inluriated Chi
nese and MaIays. Another letter received
from Hamburg says the fire in The suburbs
oil Canton spread untillhe whole city became
one sheet of flames
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RY cooDs


For the spring aud summer trade comprising,
for mems wear
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy SILK Ye-lngs.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmereltes
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks. all quallIiss.
Barege De LANES and Challi Bareges.
Plain, Pink, Blue and Green De LANES.
Bomba2ine Finish Black Apacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginahams.
Worked Collars, and Linen handkerchief
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities.
Calicoes OF all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheeing.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers.
Besides a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds of
Groceries, Hardware, &c, which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call al the old stand
corner of Main and Market streets.
Ey FLOUR g. FEED always on hand,
and Tor sale a. the lowest market price, ior
CASH. A. c. MENSCH.
Bloomsbury, April 9, 1856.
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The War IN China.

II appears by the intelligence from Europe
that the wsr in China, which Admiral Sey-
mour and the representative of the British
Government TO China have undertaken ON
their own account, does not receive the sane
ton OF The British people. In the House OF
Commons, MIR. Cobdens molion condemning
the war was carried against the ministry by
majority of rs, Thlsis 4 arobuke which the
ministry will have 10 respect and the orders
will probably be that Admiral Seymour mus,
stop his pas,ime of bombarding and burning
cities down, because the government of Chi
na refuses to allow its sovereignty and its
laws 10 be treated with disrespect by foreign
ers. The "lorcham was only the pretexl for
breaking down restrictions which have ex-
listed in China for long period, aud which,
whether wise or not, the Government OF Chi
ma has just as undoubled right 10 continue,
as the British Government has its customs
duties, or the United States lis protective tar,
iff, both Of which are Determinations against
and restrictions upon the commerce and trade
Of other countries. Sovereignty is mdispen.
sable to national existence, and every sover-
eign nation is the best jndee oil what is ne
cessary TO its own protection and its own
prosperity. The British people begin TO en-
tenain the same ion, and do not seem dis
posed to believe in the virtues of gunpowder
as a civillzer OF promoter OF Christianity, nor
are they willing TO be involved in continual
and expensive warfare with other nations, al
the mere discretion of a commander OF Brit
ish fleet.
This unnecessary and unauthorized war
against the Chinese, in which BY some fatal
error our funclionaries have suffered them
selves TO be involved, has reused the spirit of
hatred of the nation against all the foreign
residents, and they have been obliged 10 arm
themselves against assassination, so nfurated
have the people become. This feeling has
extended even into the Malay settlements,
as far as Singapore, belonging 10 the British,
in the Southeastern extremity of Asia, aud
must necessarily affect the interests of British
commerce and,uade in that part of the world.
II is much easier TO set mischief in operation
than il is TO stop lis progress, and from The
determination Of the Chinese 10 destroy their
own cities rather than 10 submit, 10 the exac-
lions OF strangers, it is likely that the cost of
the present war 10 Ensland will be something
more than that OF The powder expended upon
the Chinese forts.
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UNION CANAL.

THIS wcfS lGy - cesr =r.I-.,s,. l-Caga-
g, e scr ne l~Le>, st.s- Pennsylvania
Cas-. Seas - Nae- = d K - IN nun
N.ta.s.csg -c EsIlHS, ~ .1s ic>t dag x
rrL
ri1I. ar "a 'c,iaHsG X tlS CEicss % tas
rcucarv, ". - Wauag s,csst, Fnslsies-
&C i. ~ t2rica,-cn .
EDNCLS $NIlrs' Fsss,tis-,i, r..
Nlaccn fjf. lSel-R.
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A Word TO Females.
HOLLOIVuY'.S PILLS

Arc the best remedy known in the word lof
thc foHo wing uIseases:
Asthma, DiarrhGa,
Bowe! ompants, Dropsy,
Coughs Debility,
Cold, Fever and Agus,
Chesl Diseases, Female Complaints,
CoSlIveness, Headaches,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stone and Gravel Influenza
Secondary symptoms Inflammation
Venereal Affections Inward weakness
Worms OF al! Kinds Liver complllnls
Lowness Of spirits Plies.
Sold at the manufactures of Prof. HoIlo-
way, so Maiden Lane, New York and 24l
SranJ London, by all respectable Druggists
aud dealers in medicine throughou, The u. .
5. and the civilized world, IN boxes q, 23
cents, G2! cts ant 2 each
ty"Thrfe i, a considerable saving by tax.
ing he larger sizes.
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