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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

KUN sTORE-For the convenience OF our cuato-
mers and the trade generally, have opened store
es East side Of Pearl street. below Cary, where we
. keep constantly hand general assortment OF our
"gI ~ manufactured Of Virginia Charcoal Pig, VIZ:
san from to inches
SSouads, from to 81 inches
squares, from TO 4 inches.
NJ, Hsas bali ovas half rounds. angle, hoops bands
al rods, horse shoe iron.
so-Rail road chairs spihss. axlss. bridge bolts and
piate All OF which will be sold at the lowest mar.
g Prices r. ARCHER & CO.,
req H-ctf Arn,orv Rolling Mills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

heard express his unqualified belief that General Tny
Ior and General Harrison both poisoned by he
Dcmocrals
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

mr. COMMISSION BUSINESS.
ht subscriber having discontinued the Grocery bu.
In .iness will from this date devote his attention ex
TO the Commission Business, for the sale OF all
'a ei eeuntry produce,
H. WHEAT, CORN, TOBACCO, &c,
o, 70 the purchase OF GuANo, GROCERIES, &c.
a has associated his nephew, W. G. Miller with him,
Co. s u" particular at'ehe'on 70 cue saies Oh iooac-
ne will also take this opportunity for returning his
thanks his many friends for their liberal pa.
image, extended to him for long time, and hopes
'uie attention to business to merit continuance Of
~' ame. ALEXANDER GARRETT,
, Office for the present At his old stand,
-npni 3-c2m No. A, Main Ut.
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CRKRNRRIEK FARM FOR SALE.

Executive Committee II. and U. r. R. c.
Anril d-ctJunel9
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
DR.. j. s. HoUGHToN's
PEP9IN-
Great Cure for Dispepsia.

TINIE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared from Rennet, after the directions of Baron
Liebig the great Pms sioogii Chemist by Us. Hou0H
TON M ID, Philadelphia, Pa. rrret
This Is NATURES OWN REMEDY, for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man equal its curative poWera-
II contains NO ALCOHOL, BIfTERs, ACIDS, or nAuse-
water cracker without acute distress Beware Of DRUG
GED INVITATIONS. Pepein Ia NOT DRUG.
Call the Agent and get Descriptive Circular gratls
giving large auOunt of scientific evkenoe iron, LsbRa
Animal Chemistry Dr. Combes Physiology ef igcstioni
New York Unigersty Prof Dunglison's Pbyaleogy r
Prof sman, OF Yale Qelege DR.. carpenters rhysloio
the United States.s 80 Nft if1tlft
aH Sold bx sn drugsat and dsalera IN medicinss,-
Price, ONE DOLLAR per brittle.
Fepsie in powder sent ~ mall postpaid on Iseeipt OF
ONE DOLLAR. Sold by c. r. hcQuLLOCHs
June i2, 1851 ". IVY fremont o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

Ast. Petersburg letter ID tho Csaf, Of
Cracow, gives the following extraordinary
story; A tragical drama has Just taken
place here. The agent Of Count Sch-----,
who had been to. the bank to receive sum
Of fifteen thousand silver roubles, lost the
packet Of notes op his way home. The
money was picked up by a clerk, who in
stead Of giving the property at onco TO the
owner, followed him TO his house and in
quircd tho name Of the person who lived
there. The finder Of the money then re-
TUNED home, hesitating in his own mind
how to act. When he arrived thero a vio-
lent quarrel took place between him and his
wife, tho latter wishing to keep the money
The clerk, however, on the following morn.
ing, went to the house Of the Count to deliv.
er tho sum, but the latter would not receive
it saying that his agent had committed su
icido in the night 10 consequences Of the loss
Overcome with rcmorsc, the clerk returned
home, where he found that during his alb
sencc his wife had hanged herself from vexa
ton at not having kept the money. He i'm
mediately cut down tho body and hanget
himself with the same rope.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

BRrxF1ELD, MASS, 10th Dec, 1853.
DR.. J. @. AvrR: do not hesitate to say
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarsenesa Infiuenza, and the
concomitant symptoms Of q Cold, is your
CHERRY PEcfoRAL- It's constant use In
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown il to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment OF these
oomolainfa EREN KNIGHT M ID.
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RrosiIn and the Rond..

The return of the Seneca bonds, and the
fact that they were very much in tho con-
dition represented by Mr.. Gibson, gives fur.
ther confidence that Mr.. Gibson's state
ments respecting his connection with the
defalcation will turn out to be true. Thu:
far we have no denial of his statement by
Mr.. Breslin. On tho other hand, all the
circumstances point to Brcslin as tho chic
criminal. His conduct in tho matter of the
Cleveland Bonds, shows that he was adep,
at financiering, and that ho had learned tc
handle the cards in the best democratic
school. There is no doubt Of it: Breslir
was trump card, and the democracy
will miss him, and also miss his dollars.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

Mr.. AMHs, the Register of Hennipcn
county. Minnesota, SO unjustly removed by
Gov. MEDARy, because he would not pros
titute his Office to suit the politics of tho
Governor, has been appointed by the Coun-
|ty Commissioners. The tyranny of the
Democracy is becoming provcrbial. Once
Democracy meant government Of the
people. 1t now means the despotism Of
slavery and just such further dcspotic rules
As can be safely indulged. Il illustrating
its character by crying out very loudly for
tho adoption of a constitution in Kansas
irrespective Of the popular will.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT
The following account Of q heart-rending
casualty in York county Pa, we copy from
the York Eagle :
On Monday afternoon, Mr.. Casper Hibler
went to his we'll in the yard for the purpose
of drawing water, when the walls caved in,
precipitating him down the we'll distance
of seventeen feet (the we'll is about forty
feet decp,) where he was firmly held by
earth and stones, unable TO extricate himself.
At tho time the accident occurred, Mr.. Hib-
Ter was alone at home, his wife having gone
to visit her mother who was Ill. Sho re-
turned about tivo o'clock, and found her hus-
band in the well, The alarm was immedi-
ately given and strenuous efforts made by
the neighbors to rescue him from his peril
Gus situation. They worked faithfully, and
at one time were within eighteen inches of
hiiI, tho unfortunate man conversing with
them all tho time. Their exertions, howev-
or, seemed to avail but little, for as fast as
they succeeded in removing the earth and
stones, fresh quantities would fall in upon
him. Finding their exertions in his behalf
of no avail, the doomed man about midnight
requested that his wife might be brought
within hearing of his voice, that he might
bid her last farewell. His request was
complied with, aud we leave the reader to
imagine the scene--the anguish of mind of
her who, on the l4th of April last, be led
to the altar bride. At one o'clock on
Tuesday morning he ceased to exist and his
lifeless body was found about four O'clock,
much bruised, with one hand off.
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The GREATEST BETTER IN ExeLASD.-

THE GREATEST BETTER IN EEeLAND.--
A SCENE AT THE DERBY.-Conspicuous
among those who were making their way to
and fro through the crowd was Mr.. Davis,
the greatest betting man in all England,
and who was actively engaged in compile
ting his book for the coming race. To
those who read or heard of this individuals
sudden rise and extraordinary fortunes in
the racing ring, it may not be unintoresting
to say that, with the exception of sharp
and well defined profile, and keen, bright
eye, there is nothing about the man to indi-
cate genius, his gait is irregular, one foot
being slightly lame, while the left shoulder
is so much higher than the right as to give
his body almost the appearance Of deform-
iity. He is Of obscure origin and when he
began his betting career he was working at
his trade as journeyman carpenter He
has lost and won hundreds of thousands Of
pounds within the past few years, and his
conduct has throughout been high toned and
strictly honorable. He is said to have lost
on one occasion 100000, which he prompt
ly paid, thus affording an honorable contast
to the conduct, under like circumstances, of
his social bctters, according to English ideas
men with hereditary titles or bearing
commissions in the Queens service.-Lou.
isidna Courier.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

DiscoyERy OF BoDY wIrH $500
UPON Ir.--Yesterday morning the body Of
a genteel and well dressed man was found
by somo fishermen in the Ohio river, oppo-
sito the farm Of Mr.. Williams, at the end OF
the plank road, nine miles from tho city,
On the person Of tho deceased were found
$1,000 in gold, a fihe gold watch, large
and heavy knife, and pair Of small pistols
He Eas rather good looking, was about five
feet eight or nine inches in height, and
wore dark vbiskers. Louisville Courier
June 20.s ..s -s.....a - a 80 ss--.l.l
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HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10. 1855

HAMILTON, UnlO, NOV. ~, 1000.
DR.. RoBAcK-Dear Sir-I have read in the newspapers
many of effected by your Scandinavian Rem
edies but consider my at least interesting
and marvellous any of them. So far you
cerned testimonial more less ofte consequence
Your fame is established and my statement add to
your celebrity. But for the benefit of my fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts. When called upon
you the instance Of dear friend the 2lst Of March
last had been nine years sufferer from catarrh. The
intense that sometimes almost drove crazy. Ieould
not Sleep and never free from unpleasant sensations
At various times five different physicians had me-
each treated me in his way but OF them did
any good despared of ever seeing another well day.
and when called at your consultation rooms, had very
little hope Of relief BY your advise entered Immediate
y upon regular Of Scandinavian Blood Pur
fer and Blood Pills. encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful In which spoke and resolved strictly
follow your direction In less than week. all the
symptoms Of my complaint began to take mder FORM
and continued TO improve from week to week until at
the end Of three months head entirely relieved
and every trace of the catarrh had left STILL how
continued to take the remedies nearly six weeks
longer, because found they building strength
and fortying constitution. Six months have passed
since the finished and have had sign Of
lapse should be glad this letter. the substance
fit, in print for the guidance OF others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
For SALE NC. r. McCuLLocn, Fremont; KELLY &
BEACH, Elmore; p b. BEgRY, Clyde; c. POWERS, Wood
| vile; W. BRADNER, West Milgrove. 4lyls
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WAsH,Nerou. July /

Tho net amount in tho treasury subject
to draft is $4,000. 900, of which there IS in
Boston nearly s3.00o,oo0. in New York
S0,000,O0o, in st. Loais nearly 81, ,0o0,0 900,
in Philadelphia over $2,oO0,00 in New
Orleans upward of $S,ooo,0oo and in San
francisco nearly Sl,50O,000.
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ny-Iot cverv ono road and ,eramh

EB-Let every ono read and remember
the following receipt, which we arc assured,
Is sure remedy for cases where poison has
been taken into the stomaeh-Take two Ia
ble-spoonfuis of ground mustard, mix with
warm water 1t will operate as an instan-
taneous emetic. ~ "a,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-30

sAvAbTAN6 \ = = - ID
TairAssrsss, BET. HAL. 4 Johnson,
OFFER FOR SALE
Lot 7, III II, corner ~ AID 3loaAsAa.
Lo1 ; and ., BIZ lis. eorAeT ssh ssA Ksdgs.
Lot ., D'k ~, sss. 5sA and Bsesdsaa.
feet ~ lao, on Main, between 18th and 18th.
Lot - and Of Lot II In B'k 1856, corner 9sh and
| JOHNSON.
Lot >, D'k ~ In K. Add, on Carol, between 18th
| and nth.
| 20 BY ~ feet on 7th st., near Main, rear sads u
lots u and ., B'k94, with frsme dwelling.
Lets, II Blk ss--vsry ehssp--tsrns easy.
Lots 81 BY ~ H., corner Of 18th and Dss
| Aoinss sts. Very siigibly located for rssidsn-
ees-terms sasy.
~ BY feet on 5th street. bet ussn Main and John
son.
30 fest u the west side Of Lot ,B1 50, Johnsse
st., bst. ID and Ath.
number Of Lots In Aelrosc, 8 miles out, on tho
K, IT. b. AM.R.k.
few very desirable baiidiny sites on the Missis-
sippi, In the beautiful town 81 cooema
Undivided hall Of Lots 8 ~ sad ~, Blk 70, In
Kilbosrne, : Add.
Lot 10 BIZ ~, Kiibourus'. Ada.
Lots and 9 in BIZ s. Macon. Add. MA, Grand
Avenue terms very EASY.
DWELLING FOR SAFE
tn. .. ,..,aa,.. - r., ~. .,l.
near 10th 81
Brick hosss on Exchange street, between 7th and
sS'' sNN
ro,o !. n,sa ~.
,oo..
R,,.h hc... - r,.h.. L., ~
s ,oom. h..s-n, ..,,.r s,a.;.,.,.
Lots a. And Z. ~ AZ !. Ei,,.,.,.... Aaa
Io.. Ana n, ~ ,,s
49, I,..-..
10Y IN psoek -
Block 3oA and lots in block COS.
Is Ave ssrs lets near Noutro.. .a;,ahfv .a.ut "a
N ..,a.n,.. r.,,.... T.,- a.. a., -
~sA'
balance In annual payments
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DAMKs neCxIyrlllpp

Banks NOT R8CIlvEU.
IT sssss q tAs following Bsnks ass retro
1sls 0lAg 6nak, rsansylvsaiA.
MarroA GSaA4y Bsnk, feansy Ivania.
1aesne y. 1AaA, ~. Oisnsss, Atsh.
Af1!aglss 1a.h. MashiaStsa. DC.
49,. L.. ~ = 81 t1 x:.s.. c..s.ss.s:s -.
80 - -. kssss5sss. .; t..
i: - - 0sssss1 "a
49, 49, -. .aess =
rl4sssss' - MaAaass' Dssh Dsltsa. Geo.
Iafmsr's 1Aek, WickfosA, Ia.
klisvorth RsAk, Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster Bank, bAabsry, conn.
kAsowhs DAak, ksaawka, Va.
oauk u Ms Rspsbiie, Psovidsnes, RI.
LAasastsr pssk, Psnn.
Canton bAak, 6oash Chiaa, Maine.
ISL q 1fitssh North A.srie.. Montreal.
-. vsrncn B.ah, Providsnee, \. !.
Bank Of kAst Tsnssssss, Nashville.
Rhode IslAnd Central, HI
6sak IT Aaliovsli, 4Aiss.
rrovineisi bA.k q 6sAas,sad, Canada
xk.:es,ss Bal. :. 1s.s;s. n.is:.
cs.nss.ssi :. Peril, Anssy. Nj.
laAiAaA Dsats DAak, Blocn Asld.
0rsasssy Mask, Lafaystts.
6Asvses Baak, Aetiss.
Btoek Security Bank Of Danville.
1arness 'sad Nsshanies Hank Indiaaapslls.
1nntangtoa ~, HsntiAetsn.
ew Ossls, Psnasyivania.
AAasesk bank, kllsworthe Nc.
-
Last q IxDIAsA FA1s nAnKs taken - Car
Peeey - BE BANKING Houses In this city.
eea1 2! sns Capitol. !ndlAnaPols-
49, ot nikhsss ,nMhast.
Bank " lsdiAas. MishigaA City.
Baak # nesat vsfneA, NJ. vsraen.
naak u Aoatieello, Aonticsilo.
1Aaksf Pssii, fsoii.
1Ask II Sales, salem.
NAa1 o. ksskviils, Roekyiils.
9aak olDyraSsse byrasuss
nAsk q Warsav. Warsau.
Canheidss Cjty Haak O.. hrsdee Citv
oraessatcity Bsak, HY.asvills.
kxaAaaes Bank. 0rsencastIs'
rAyeltscosasy be.k 'Cs,.s,.v,,t.
YArnsrs' Bsak, Wset1sld.
Hossler Daak Losanspors
IA -. 49,
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A anParalsllsA Discevsryl.-A rec.
1stve A9ae kraalcAsorI
csvsll's Bsbssrins Aixssss % positive care fes
Ssvsr and Agus and All Bilious Diseases. This
Aixtase has been before tAs public fos aunas1
4 ysArs asd has always bssa sssd With ssssss.-
ltts > harmless SD ssrtsia remedy. Get 49,
Rhlstfron The drsgsists and read II sad yss will
b sstis4sd.
Bold Asrs By 0'Conpor Bro, ssd Marshall .
.ssssi n 81. Louis, By n. BlakssIy, ard ~ tAs
Isepstseors. A. A. Porter Bro, Rock Island, Ill.
meh9ldAvly.
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Prairie state stoves.

IL hardly nsesssaSy for NJ to Seeast has btevs
i the character Of which IL % we'll and fayorahly
known tAsouehout the interior Of this and the sd-
joining States. Although patented ZONE ten yeais
ego. II possesses every real Improvement that las
ever besn made upon the dsscsndins- aus stove q
the same tine il has stood the most ttfts Of
any Cook Stove nov In use. Our confidence n ths
same 10 such that We are willing 10 warrant ~ 70
purchasers for ten years. Sale Rcom1 J! 9ein-st +.
.nry-d COMSTOCE BRO.
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IN MARkET.
I O1b u :, aid =, % Lsvss .bstvses JxaAaaes
and Johnson. SAMPLE i RANKIN.
spssed
DEksONB can noe have an oppostsaity Of pro.
= curing 10 asres, sdjsisiag Hamilton, near ~
Blu4, ~ very low nguRss. lbQsirs Of
sW3sA SAMPLE ! RANKIN.
ATTENTION..
DkRHAPB the cheapest and best located
/ MAIN STREET property tthat 10 for sels) u
nov .asrsd. being y. ~ el.cL y s,., one s... q
Apply for tsrns &c. to tbs snAsrsignsd. Alse !
beaufiful lots in b. w. Kiibournss 2rst aAdttion.
lots bstsssn sth and 9th streets, on Frsakiin.
spr4d SAMPLE : RANKIN.
LOTS in Mason . Lower AAditis0-1ns view Of
Also, Asry desirable .sss q klmxsod, Ter rssi-
nohisa SAMPLE ! RANKIN.
EsOR ~ days enly. 80 share, OF 10 lsts II Tia
: sentr:s part Of Asiss1s. In9airs si
4 1fRHT HATE sPECUL ATIOK.-16 a1Ess II
"a ssetioa II, joining Kasslnont, ~ nsas Glen.
ford rivsiiag etAss u shsss places for beauty Of
neSis SAMPLE 1 RANKIN.
TSOk sALE---PArt q lots i and !, block 50. old
Il limits, bstvcen johnson and Rxchange, front
In Esd mehls SAMPLE RANKIN.
ES0k BALK.-Two beautifully situated baiidnl
i lots in block Z, Williams' addition. Long time
on same. mohls SAMPLE / RANKIN.
a 0asgaia.
CAST half VI lot 8 and ssst half Of lot ., block
- los, Main Street, between 7th and sth. Low
,aaAis SAMPLE : RANKIN.
ron SALE ON EXCHANGE.
y ACRES Of blu6 land directly opposite Main
commanding . view Of ksokuk, Warsaw
Alexandria, Hamilton, and 10 miles Of the Mis-
sissiPpi River. There 10 . Railroad in eourss oil
construction 1t the foot Of the bluff "This II
oasot tAsAasss losstiens for aprivass rssiAsnee in
the west :"
Also 80 a.xes ~ miles from the river in . GOOD
Asighborhosd, all under saltivAtion, good orchart
Of peach and apple trees, 3 frame houses, stabl,
h., 81 good wslls with chain pumps.
Also 50 asyss miles fron the river, all unds,
csitivstisn in good nsighboshood. and impsOssd
With esed asv frame Aosss With rooms, stahle,
As.,1 wells with caaia pumps, Is Or - asrss Ii
nsadsw, : very desirable farm.
Alss - sefes choice land - miles fron the riv
or, and 10 good neiehbovhood, 30 acres In wheat
Also 100 acres miles from the river PARTLY i'm
proved.
Also = ehoie. lot u tinbsr. laaa in Hancock 90.
III.
Also several lsss Il ~ te~s 4 hamilton, Hi
noia.
Also two ls1sin Hapsrvills, % Page county
Illinois.
Also land n Ialiana.
Also land nd letD u Ohis.
Ai.o sooA III 3ssssr:y Y Ohio.
Quire Of n. n HUMMER,
aprsd No. 50 Aaia a.. Esok nh. lows.
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~ x4fSfrsE It'll 4 ~. 49,
Sa11pne Il Ron1kln,

DROkePo o0A 06u1 U01ge0 Denlefe,
o. = oeeeoA stssee, 1e4Weea mAia nj Jehnssn,
Wl Gtvs sesslal a4bsoaasa y, anA slse lhsss
W eesv!ss u IL passAase aad sale II AAsl1stats
80 etesks, lAvseSnsns II Messy, Collecting Of
Dsbts - 1snh, tagiae Taxes, as1 eli ssAss lseit-
Lnsas eeainss II esnsral bsoksrAgs aad real -.
eaae sssasss, in Bssthssn lsws, Mosthssn Aisseusi
aa1 western Illinois.
~. h nsssa "a. ssvoss PC esi ~ e. sssss.os
steoss SD extensive as@aalntaaee anA Of bis
siess, Mr. g., b aA III ivs sa1ire sssisiastien TO
All. fmohl -AAv
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REAL EsTATE AND INSURANCE
11okE Fl.
OrHMc1, NO. =, KILD0URNE'S BLOCK,
N Asia eals 20 bsaatiful lots in ID. ". Kill
y be1rns'sAdditioa.
frem any Of these Lots thu prospect from, and
| the view around theeisy, isdslisAtful.
"KILBoURNE PARkln
And no other Lots In the City ean BE- desirable
for residences.
Dlack l76 in the oldiimiAs.
6Ofest ON Main-st., between 9Th md 7th.
Lot 4, Bloek ~, ON Blondssa.st.
90 Fsstin Block 3ol, on Aain-st, between 10th
| and llth,
20 lsssea ~ e., in Blerh y. : very desirable
Also. Lots il Edward Kilhesn. 'sN.w AaAi.iou.
For farther particulars enquire q the abovs sRes
| RXE1 ANOUGEMENTs
TO TRADE
A. the stNtmbis Glxpence.'s
Al nv ssosivisE y sssaE 80 ss@s.ss s,osa
Shoes, Croeksry Wars, 30, direct Fri the Eastern
stttes, which co0pgtDea sxtensivs variety 10 all
these departmsnts. NJ stock viii compare favor
ably with any 10 the city n peiat q variety aai
ss.. =: -. ~ veil i''-a fas. Ne prices
81 Dr.ss ooeAs. hav. silks, rs..u... par.e..,
Lawns, DAssge Dslainss, uhaliiss, Pupiins, vaisa-
siaA Plaid. bsbeiss, Asgaatiaes, Lawn Robss.
Or Staple oeods, heavy hssws dene,sic, blsashsa
d., Osaakargs, drtlis, tickings, pripis, IN.
ALSO, Ltass 0esds Of ri kiads--vAits ssA
beswn fer pants; white and brown table Aispss,
eeash aaA aiapss towsaing, Issh linra, hrswn a..
ALSO, kunnaer ShAMh. hlaek ailk Ysssltss, a..
hsoldeSies, lacss, pocket handksrehiefs, hosiery,
tsanntnes, 0sats shirts osavaas, collars anA aus
deaasss-
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HaWk.EYe state.
no. ~. 1Gain-st.,

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cochin
"A and Heating. We sake three Asses Of these,
and 10 every person with large families and cold
houses, ~ would recommend this article.
COMSTOCK hR0.,
au,sA ~ Main-st.
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1851. NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1867.
0ONo OLnDATGOul
= R1 : > , q q = y.
r. aiA nastssn aaA osasA.unssern
- cities.
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