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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-07

TURTLE SoUP.-By reference TO the .adver-
tisement of Mr.. j. T. Halleck, in to-day's
paper, it win be seen that he will serve up
some fine turtle soup at his restaurant to-day.
We advise all who are fond Of good eating
and drinking to give him a call.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-07

HOSE PERSONS WHO HOLD
~ SUBSCRIPTION PAPERS for stock in the
American are requested 10 get what subscriptions
they can, and return the papers TO Mr.. Johnson at
this Office, BY Thursday Morning next. Psomptsnd
energetic actaon Is requested.
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HALLECK HOUSE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, HAVING TAKEN THE
IL old stand known the European House, cor
ner of Seventh and G streets, begs leave TO infsrm
his friends and the public that be is prepared 10
accommodate them with the best of liquors and all
the delicacies of the season. ~
ny" Families supplied with oysters BY the quar- E.
$50 G J. T. HALL.ECK
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Courts attended to FOR Inventors Charges moderate
at COST.-HAylNG DETERMINED TO
N confne our business exclusively to the coach
and cabinet branch of the trade, ncluding Bar Iron
and Steel we offer our present stot * OF BuiLDlNG
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL
GOODS, DC, DC, AT COST, to close out
All such goods must positively be sold, a. nd IT not
entirely closed out by The 18th Of December will be
disposed OF at auction 10 make room for an, 'ther
class Of merchandise
An examination Of prices will convince purchasers
that ON such goods there is chance for good invest
mept
With increased facilities in the branch Of the
trade TO which shall hereafter devote our atten
non, both as 10 quality aud quantity we solicit the
increased patronage Of consumers in full oonfdenc
that prices will be satisfactory.
ELYANS Il THOMPSON
S26 Pennsylvania ave-, bet 9TH and 10th SITS.
NJ I'm 49,
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Lb,utr Of maryland AVenue md Seoe,,h Street.
re- shayes pleasantly, cuts hair delightfully."-
IL shampoons agrceably, and takes you by tht
nose politely. ol6f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

INV OuyAr, July 4, 1867.
Ccsor market firm SALES to-day OF zoo bales at 1sc
Ike for middipg rcco 10 d 2o bales Four closed
With advancing tendency sales OF Ohe at % 2S per Dbl
lard IN kegs Ice Freighis duh Sterling ExchsnFe 10
per cent premium.
ARArY, July 1--rP
Tleur-Tne receipts light and the demand irr tied
b. home wRn0 Saos TO day eco bbs. at ~ Il for
mon state. Corn meal ~ GO por 100 ts The whcat
market Is quot and buyers holding back Tie sales
email az 81 - for Milwaukee club. Ccrp.fery Tito
Ia oaered-buyere offer sc. aGoai. Sales OF Western
mixed, asosi, s2hc. Oats, &C. Gee whskey al1sc
BrIysfo, July l-eP.N
-Four insctvo Wheat very scarce. ssos n 900 bush.
els, at o. 35 FOR Chicago, and st 30 for tlwnutle club
Corn dull Sal- 10000 bushels AZ zoo Csis lower sa~
Q 900 bushels a. Gee. b9c- Wblskcy-salez 100 bbls
NJ 9oc psr gallon Frcshts9Sc for curn and T. &c for
vhcai n New York lake mpore for the "a hours ond-
Ing st 10 day 600 bills 6our, 90 bushels wheat,
$4,000 bushels corn II coo bushels cate Canal exports
1000 bbs lcur, 6,oso bushels corn, rsos,ly 70 tdc
vaicg.
Oprso, Jelly lie r. N.
flour dun ard urchRngei sslcs at 81 10 ~ for com.
mon 20 double extra state Wheat and qulct Sanh
freighe-oc for wheat and &c. for to New York
lake imports &c day unfnpOrtapt Canal cxIort-tisD
bbls. hour, ~, COO bushek vheu. 1900 buehcs cen
Cpaoo. july Ii y N.
-Four On. Wheat f-ro. Corn declining. Cats tesdy.
Pofk firm. Shipments W BufLo--uo Tour ~ wheat
10000 basnols coYn Sbrmerts 70 Ceeeso-ao .onr or
wbor 5000 bushels corn Rcolrts 20 dag-ccN tbs.
Corr; "a no bushes. whoei; 5000 btsas ecrn 4e0o
bshCE oats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

Arrrvrr I'd Dxrsoy Gu Rrf1 An aucups was made
Friday night lat 70 destroy tho Unitarian Church OF the
Rov. a. u rockingham, situated the Of Grove
entered BY Of fao kcys AMI the villains beside
ds1eurns OF tho f1rnituor, Including tho organ
turned tho sas and then gbtcd Gre In tho sovos
IDENTIFY with tho interuon of causing explosion and do
sPoying tho bulldog 10y some fortunate occurrence the
schomo failed Of Tho rustcce NJ the church
taking stops 10 invcetg ato tho matter but nothing has
yet been discovered indicating the perpetrators II Ia
thought that they must havo been prompted by prc,udcoS
entertained asalnst The church and Is pastor.
RrToSArov.-At tho special neotpg OF tho Jorsoy CITY
Common Comet Tuesday cvcblnr, the resignation f
Thomas d Nissan ~ Chief o. Iodoo, and Waor Van Der
rec Collector OF Taxes reviewed and accepted.
The vacancies tut occa-.oucd will probably be filled
The reguu meeting q the Doard On Tdcsdsy evening
uoxt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

Mn. STEAMER BANKS on NATIONAL POLITICS.
From The letter Of Mr. Speaker Banks-whch we
publish today-it will be secn that he is sanguine
Of Northern republican sectional victory in the
next Presidential election. But Mr.. Banks con-
fines himself TO very narrow view Of the drift Of
political evonts We have already existing an
overhadowing sectional party in the North-a
violent sectional party is in process Of formation
in the South, aud before the expiration OF twelve
months we shall probably have it in full blaze.
Thus we shall have Northern antislavery
and a Southern pro-slavcry party arrayed against
each other, like the white and red roses Bat is
it likely that the solid business interests Of the
country, North or south, will engage ia this
sectional war Of discord and disunion9 No. The
conservative capitalists, merchants, bankers, rail-
road men and manufacturers Of the North aud
the slavcholdlng planters Of tho South, will find
their property their interests aud their safety all
tied up together in the Union, aud they will or
game great Union party, which viii carry Off
the victory.
The Presidential fight Of lsj6 wss a mixed up
afFair-the great battle OF 1860 will be clear and
definite. We shan have three parties in the dcld-
n Southern secession party, a Northern disunion
party, and, standing between these fierce OK
tremes, great solid conservative national and
universal Union party, which will carry OF the
cream Of the Buchanan party, the Fremont
party and the Fillmore party Of 1866. The SEC
tionaI ulhas Of the late Fremont, Buchanan and
Fillmore parties will 20 of to the two sectional
parties Thus VIC shall have, lrst, complete
breaking up Of the old parties; second, com
plete reorganization Of parties; and third, q
great triumph of the new Union party in 1860.
We commend this view of the subject 10 the at-
tcntion of Mr.. Banks
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The Mechanics ana worssingnen-s state
Central Committee.

Toy, July |, 1857.
At the session o. nc Mcohsr!es' AID work.ngnen's
ssn,c Contra Committee yesterday returns received
FROM forty clubs located dlscron, cocn;es of this
s,so, which nov that TIE aggregate number Of members
In ihosc clubs li,slo Propositions received Cor
tho formation Of nno new clubs II Is intended by the
state Committee 10 publish nowspapcr
Aoommit,oo OF democrats arrived yesterday morning
10 consult with tic vofkuemen, aud In tho a ernoont
committee Of republicans up ron Albany fer tho
same purpose. Neither committee las been adrlued ~
yet Doh parties are trying 70 get votcs FOR NE next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

T,xE CAEE.-Some Of the blockhcads Of the
snail and disreputable press soy that the Bowcry
theatre intends to drematise the difficulties Of
Tammany HALL The manager Of that theatre hos
more sense than to mcddlc with ret Of chaps
who might pull HE house down about his ears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

81. forE, Jelly 1, 1857
Tho Losvonworth (KaDsas) rm>l says thai the onsoid
vote Of Dousss, Shawnee Jefferson, Ioavcu worth, Ly
kins, johnson, Lynn Douphan and Aichson courlcs Ia
nfeen hundred aud ninety eight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
Republican Candidates for state omcsrs In
Vermont.

EEl'IVNt UNIy y I'oIs
ITO Vermont Republican state Convention met at Bar.
ungon today and dominated ~ and Fletcher for Cover.
nor, james sade for Lieutenant Gosornog. And noary ~
Tates for treasurer series OF resolueous Of the rcpub
lean ttnrnr were adortad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

HorEL RrEs.-we notice paragraphs in va
rious country papers intimating that ono of the
hotels Of this city stood out against an alleged pro-
posed rise in hotel rates. and still continues 10 &C
commodate travellers at s2 80 per diem The
object Of the paragraph is to produce the i'm
preston that all the first class hotels Of this city
except the ono in qucstion-havc raised their
rates to 80 per day.
Such an impression would be contrary to the
fact. None Of the first class city hotels have
raised their rates to three dollars per day. Trs-
vellors can he accommodated al the Actor House,
the st Nicholas, the Union Place, the Everett,
the New York. and the Clarendon at the old
rates, and in the old style. The propriotors Of
ttose houses are enabled TO maintain their emi.
ncnt character without increase of charges
though they neither get up Valley Banks oc
Po,osi stocks, nor puldi.h false statements with
a view to puff their own and ipjGrc their neigh.
bo.s' hosintss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

beB Of cattle In the neighborhood OF the city held
hack for an advance in rates. che butchers. how
ever. seem determined, II possible, to keep down
prices. Veal calves, sheep and lambs, and swine
slso declined tribe
There Wa Q great jam ct the Custom House yea.
tesdsy BY parties wishing to withdraw their gods
nom bond for consumption. Foremost among the
multitude wero tho dealers In liquors, wines and
seRars, who wished to obtain supply Of these art
cles to meet the Fourth of July demand The re
ducaon Of duties on liquors under the new tariff is
seventy per cent, and all the large dealers and the
ho'el keepers Of The city and at the waite ing places
have been waiting for the advent Of yesterday with
exemplary patience. Many, however, who expected
to have their goods ont OF bond and in the market
before the Fourth will not. In consequence of the
general rush. be able to ootsin control Of them be-
fore next week. as regards sugars molasses, dry
goods iron and many other articles, they will only
be withdrawn from bond az purchasers can be
found. In sugar not much activity Is expected to
prevail until the 18th inst or the LIST of August
Other articles will also remain undlsturbed until the
fall trade eets in. 1t is stated that the demand fr
specie to pay duties Is much less than had been
anticipated.
Dealers in cotton yesterday disposed 10 awsit tho
rces of private letters by the Nsssrss mall before
ding much Tho market, however, was irms the al,
vance with sa.s Of eco COO tales. Flour WAS heavy
and conmop grades inclined to drooE while high grades
Of extra were eteedy and prices unchanged The sales
were moderate Wheat inactive; Chicago prime
spriog sold at l5oc Corn rahor drmer. with
rate sales al s4c SIC for good sound western mixed aud
Csc for soothe'n yellow. Pork nrmor with Gales Of
about 1870 obls mess at $22 81 20, part check on
The day. Sugars were quiet and quotations nominal, with
small lot Of rto Ro at IL. and moladc at 7c Coffee
Arm, with moderate sales at full prices Freight
gagcmeas moderate, wihou, change in ship
pers swatag the receipt Of letters by the Niagara
mall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
NEW sroRyuorsz-

The Corrtructpg Engineer has a gang OF mon also n
work oxcevstre Tor receiving rtor.bousc 10 be
sctec Of brick, three hundred feet long BY sixty fess
vdc, ard three stories high. Il is located In the socih
wcst portion Of the yard, the back Of IT, the scrth SIDE
70 Connect with Mo froni Of The OLD sorehouse and
tend Gong the lower terrace wall of the commodoree
den, which viii probably be removed 10 make fcr IL
The earth taken from the excavation, which Of the anos
and bes, quality OF gravel uscd for Glrg and mprov
ing various portions Of the yard.
Tho storehouse viii have q collar feet high, The
floor Of stone which 70 be used for storing pork, pro
Visions, 30 The SECOND and third foors are nv
clothing, Offices, &c- railroad " be constructed, ran.
ninx from The quay walls Through the entire length q
house, for the purpose Of Shipping and trans shippsns
goods &C. Ia expected hal This house VII DO oompsosed
and ready ter use In about two ycsr1
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pRFpervo rux oHAYyxr

progng machines arc also n work dredging Welabo<
channel " tho depth Of - feet In order permit q N
moOring Of ves.oa BY the sde Of the Sabno tho ave
rage derth Of tho channel IN mos, perts being about
feet. ihough by accomplishing the work nov 10 r.c
gross, most OF the naval chips may be brought inio N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
AFFAIRS At the BaooKlY IN NAVY YARa

The New Barrashs-New Sesssrs-sow Quayv
sew Busiaangs-PubAac lmprevsmsnG,-
Tue shippang-naassasssppA Arctic sna 80
bans-A-Ast ~ Od&Cors Repaired sor the mn-
sassapps-The Proposed siuas 81 saaii"g ~
the MAsslssippl ard Arctic rneir OessAns-
tson-APPOant time. q, OAsmisssAs, So, DC.
Anssrs n tois pIaoe, which speak aguraaveiy N
colony within Itself at present In lively e0
escens state, bu. very little work bctns pvosrs~
Yesterday bang she frst Of the mouth rather no,
hustle and excitement prevailed and severa a
the departments than usual owing TO tns fact thAa
large number OF workmen depart messs bat bsa
discharged on the psht previous, thei' pla.~
them. being l'lsd men ,esterdAy roess change.
are made monthly, from no incompeseu'y In the
men themse res, but In order that opportunity
offered to larger number OF the faithful have pun nj
The public tes Of Uncle Sans treasury by o,s~S
uon IL Is made very easy change al mot " the ~
ohAnos and sborers employed In tue ard every
year. ana sherosy inspire hoyes for the future 10
orrssss o. The largest 70 sbbe number VI and ea&
poTterS OF tho regular democratic ticket
In compInpoe With this rig ilsuon tuesday evenn9
Juno 10 theru acre discharged from che Constructing b.
gin o. CORPS wn!cn, oy the way the pruciil dsfsrt
Went ~ present IN the yard, he having charge 0 Coz
constl ucton OF all wharves, walls ba,ldiags sewusN
machinery, &c In ana about the yard,
MasosD. ..-..''......'...... -..............A
CtoneCutsofos. y
house csrpehtefs.
oull0efS. Y
LAorteB..
oficknyorr
fNhiefs
Total 20
wboae force Of tho yard present ....... e7e mn
During the day, yesterday, the number Of sppoauis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
Tng SEWERS.

1Netvo sewers bong cons ruced under the srpeev.a0
OF the C0D.EuctDg Eogneer, 10 the Wlabout abos
Eve hundred ards vest CT the dry dock One Is lead
nom The outside or Waaboat Bay TO the present
nus OF the Brooklyn city sewer, which at present abs
three four hundred feet ron the water trout OF
bay, TINS rendering next 10 impossible for
ronaR long at time In that ucghbosbood In
c. H. great ss.ce arising from the contents which cmPV
into and remain for long time, especially durss sae
dry o. the year, In the liant Wafer
Of tho wallaSor,. The otocr tranch Of the 70
servo drnv 10 the bsrrack gro nds, both OF tnes
emptgiLg MO Tie kAst river, throuEh Wall .boul BAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Cash for Dry and Green Hides.

"a vail pa The ilGHaT hAHzbT PHicE - Casa hr
w Dry and Green hiass, deivero4 a. our Gr5eery
Store, NO. hroaa street
We persons haEiag Hides vii can OF as be-
Opposing u thea uaaeaheFe.
Nov. z6-u p Q. ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Mount vernon Association.

We take great pleasure in complying this morn
ing with the request of Mrs Francis B. FoGG, 10
publish list of the subscribers to the Nj Vernon
Fund in this STATE. This inestimab. lady has been
most interchangeable in her exertions to advance the
noble cause which she has espoused, and has been
rewarded with high degree OF success, consider
lng the hardness of the times. The plans she in
luated are being zeaOusy carried out by her fair
co'woFkers in different parts Of the State, and we
snail soon have more names to add to the list The
let we publish this morning, and those published
hereafter, are TO be forwarded to Gov Wis
to b. filed in the archives of the mother con-
monwealth, for reservation through all times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
co M M ERCIAL.
Weekly ReYieW.l
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE Dec NH ISL

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE. Dec. 10th, 1857. I
We have nothing encouraging since our last review to re-
port Business Of all kinds continues inactive nor we
hope nov for any change for the better fairly
embarked upon year. We believe booS Of
al our commercial tOub es has been reached and pr-
dence and foresight the part of business men, the
bitter experiences Of the past six days viii ia the end
prove prOftabe Let hope for the best snd speedy
return Of prosperous times.
CooNThe receipts Of Cotton up to this time are less
than 600 bales, and the for the season have been
respondingy light The prospect of anything like
rage crop in this region very encouraging the bad
weather Is doing great damage yet remains
picked There's disposition part planters
to sell at present. and buyers unwilling pay higher
than lOG1oc z lb which below the expectations
holder.
ToBACCOThere is nothing doing in this article worthy Of
note
WHEAT-There is a good demand fr wheat for miIers
and the sales during the have been cons derab at
prices ranging from 65 75c prime red and 8O9s5c
Tor prime white These excellent prices better for the
planter than hose Of other domestic Uarket and
not surprised that are avang themselves
of them.
FLOUR-There has been an Improvement all brands of
-four. Extra is held at IS 5O0S6 q Dbl; superfne,
81 1896 fine $494 so. The stock on hand is ample
CHEEsE-The market is well supplied with Ohio, which
selling at 11}991254c- 9Th
CANDLEs.-TalIOw 18914c., Star 2O822c per hi Stock
full.
CoAThe increase Of supplies and the prospect of still
further additions have brought prices down 1592Oc. 9
buzheI.
HIDES AND LEATHER-There has been further decline in
these articles Green hides held 4e dry salted
southern, 12]G Cincinnati Sole Leather oak tanned 8Gc
skrling Sc; hemlock so; harness so.
PRovisIoNs-New bacon coming in in small quantities
and sells at loo q b Lard 1Oc; Beef697c Butter 2O2c
PORK-We hear ofno sales. Buyers will not recede om
their pos ition, &C. being their limit weather has
been unfavOrable, holders killing There does
appear to be any prospect for better prices.
sALT-Barrel held SOC q busheI Sack salt has de-
cned, and be had at 81 so 9 sack for fle and
81 80 for coarse.
sEEDs-There are no clover fax seed in market Mil
let is selling from secOnl hands 81 q Timothy
"a so; blue grass, clean, So orchard $292 25.
GRocERIzs.-The leading articles are in good supply,
though by means abundant. Sugar has again gone
berg held at 799c. by the hogshead olasseI
| soc. q gallon.
| wHIsKEY-Plentifu at 2O@25c q gallon.
| See Price Current for other articles.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

you sick probability that the root OF your
suherings is in the From weak stomach pro-
coed dyspepsia, Ianguor, oppression in the diaphragm
jaundce headache nausea bodily Weakness dimness Of
sight, heartburn costveness, dysentery, and legion OF
other toTmenting diseases Indigestion prod uces thin
blood and therefore destroys the strength anu Vigor Ct the
system Torestore Of the stomach and enable it
throw of and dismiss forever all these tornentng and
dangerous complaints nothing is necessary but persever-
Jag use Of Hoofaud Bters, prepared by Dr.. G.
N Jackson Phiadelph a. There is mistake, failure
il their ssnive elects.
For sale by druggists and storekeepers in every town and
village the United States Canadas, West Indies, and
South America, at 65c. per bottle.
2-lm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

The Madrid Gazette of the 18th publishes copy
of despatch from the Minister OF Foreign Atf4irs
Washington to the Minister OF the United States
at Madui, expressing the thanks of the United
States Government for assistance rendered on the
23d August last by two Spanish steamers to
two United States steamers, the Illinois and the
Empire City, which were in dan ger of being wreck
ed near Havana. The despatch says
"Such acts of international courtesy are very
agreeable, and tend to eface all souvenirs Of djfr-
ences which may haze erjsted Jet,ceea hc UIited
States md Spain. nations which, # their future or
past be considered, have reason to draw closer th.
ties Of friendship 1t is ncontestible that the fire
of a noble generosity aud the chivarous humanity
so characteristic Of their ancestors still burn in
the hearts Of the Spauiards OF these days. No
other conduct than that observed on the occasion
referred to could have been expected from the of
fc rs of her Catholic Majesty. Suchis the charac-
ter OF the Spaniards:"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Earache Cured.

This painful Affection VIII ch persons especial
y children are subj every fall and winter, is ready Gu
rable by the use Of BRAGGs LISENT few drops
upon piece should be put into the ear as
warm as can be bcrne and the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the Iiniment, applied with gentle friction with the
hand Thousands Of cases have been relieved in few mi
nues by this invaluable Iniment. 1t is also an inalbe
rheumatism Neuralgia prans and Bruises Burns
nd Sea d and all diseases skin It's for sale by al
espsctable Druggists.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

g8- L. conjunction with the Banner, the PAT
RIOT Is indebted to Mr. Postmaster Anderson Tor
copy of the voluminous Report of the Postmaster
General. We feel highly honored by this N ,rk f
the courtesy Of the distinguished official, but We
have not room enough to publish the report, aud
therefore pass it by. We have no doubt il is
good thing the fact is, he always does up his work
BrOugu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists il every branch of Photography and
wholesale and retail dealers in AmbrOype, Melainoypes
Photograph, and Dsguerreotype goods Apparatus and
Chemicals of every kind variety and description used in
the abovs All orders viii be promptly filed, and for
warded any part the country the very lowest
rates. for cash, which the trade respectfully in
yited Also Agents for the sale Of Meanotype and spher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sep.4 &c Union street. Nashville, Tenn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The selling qualities of BO9rhave's

The Selling qualities of BOerhaVe's
Holland Bitters.
QUEsEc, CANADA, June 20, 1874.
We have no doubt it vii sell well here. Send one
gross JOHN MUssOE co.
MoSTREAL CANAD,, July I, 1874.
send us gross FCsrha. e's oland Btters. Wewans
medicine this KIND in uarset.
JOHN Inks CO., Ned Hull.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
There quite ready here foI your oe have's Ho-
land Btters WM. Il. WOLFF, per
BIB. PEARSON.
HoILIDAYsBURe, PA, Dec. 8, 1856.
Send me dozen Bnrhave's HoliaE Bitters vii
remit On recent fgame J. r. PATTON.
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Valnahla Land for Sale.

CyNYDER FRIZZELL In receipt Of another lot q
- Cent? Stitched down Shoes ~ ~, Public square
NV 9s-tf SNYDER 4 FklZZELL-