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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
Our Albany Correspondent

ALBANY, Marcb, f8tT
Determination on h> Canali and 7oll o-, road, -
Direct rsrHson IN ne Ed.
me great difficulty which the respoasbis,r,y In ,h,
Lsaias,ure are experiencing with regard prov,d,nsr
funds nor the completion Of ,he canal WORMS not va,
been overcome. On one side they are pred With
powerful and industrious lobby from Banalssrsnd nj,
that property entering or leaving the can't o,veso
shan pay The tame amount Of toll 10 coavu ,Aroo,b
the entire length OF the Erie canal By way sir,ls nv
neures hey estimate a. annual increase I'm, for.r-
hundred thousand dollars 70 the Canal Fuad y.dop,,,
What they call . discriminating policy Oar, ara.
strongly 10 favor Of 70 imposing canal tolls rseouns
Ing railroads, showing BY actual results a N. s,.,s
down TO this period hes lost the sum Of 600 7c IN,
consequence Of the cot 10 1851 releasing rs.a. From
paying canal tolls On he,sht The nj >npoo,
are new expended, ,be canals are no, ne. state o,g
completion, and some three o, four Million sSd,.oo
are now indispensable TO nnlsh the job ~ ia ,b,,
deuma, the Senate. tbs 18th of II. bsuAi nc pxsd
rssou'cn calling upon the Canal Bard fcni~ms,,or
relative to ton mage and coils on VARIOUS res b. iS,
ana canal what would Ne the effect Of rcsios sos Or
eompcu win the canals Tor The csrse 49,, ,.an"
Inc oan. Beard appointed q commit peos,.t
ms Of Lieutenant Governor Solder, ,nrroiier-
bonows Commieaiober whallon, "thrs monaco
esd,ps upon The Erie canal west Of srose. :" s,,
w Ensneer sey mour says, and Commiso Pashu,b
public have rsee,,eS that M wSs o' h.s.oa zoe
" upon the E,ie canal P'.oe
On the ism asy Of March, nve weeks from tim. M,
Gall vas made, he Car al Board held meet a, vh,cr
tso reports veres ubsttuted--one By L5euterc $3.50.
sefdeu, supported BY Messrs. Burrows ana si,or ~
minority revor, presented by Oommissosf n. ,usn
ncsy preperea ~ NE STATE Esetneer. Tho rsoor.s
though rresesdios 70 be complied nom ~ r .p.,a.
nc osm, scarcely arec on . single po,n ,svy 81
variable fscs, which 10 worthy o. serous e,,,,, ~,
~ one report foes for cssAbhs d,,c,,
-, .os 900 The re position on rats i,eso,s
ss' we o'ner report hhes the exact oppost4v To
20 msmts vote IN the Canal Board vhlch Al ..opp
,ur,d mi, ~ ns s, ,nauiry OF The seose, tb.rd coa.
he record - Thhh
CANAL DrpARrr
M, pr,... AInlsY March Ia, iSs;P
n ~ butfows offered the folio sing " '''' MY
n wboro % ,lsi he report Of the majority Of ,,pmpee
"Dom N"rtierred the resolution OF the ps,Shnar
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Williamsburg City Jews.

Ex1pSsvI Fnr IN WILLIAMSBURG ON ruesdav ns 4
shortly aser II O'Clock, nrc broke out In the srtcns
canphene and alcohol dstery In First street. oorner
South FIfth street owned by Thomas Bssts The build.
sg and storshouss cover over half block Of ground
me Gre originated In the oen,re OF the building in the
vicinity Of NE boilers, but from what cause could nos be
aacertaned In few minutes the oombussibls material
some OF The vas tsok Ore ana names shos upwards
ns,,ss sss ~ sna ~,ssr,, e' nsnorso iecs nani
From thence The Ore exendsd 70 several other stills 10
yard re river and orally i.o the ssorshoases where
we're stored several hundred barrels Of alcohol suYpen
tine, DC. Over hundred Of these barrels they caught
Ore we're rolled Into the dock, and the casn we're
dhsaacs around, the river was Q sheet OF flames
Several engine cs@panes were stationed n the
nsense heat and for some time vas isared tina, ne are
would extend 70 Rodmans lumber yard covering the al
ssns s1S: r s: h'.svs the
are had subsded somewhat and there we're team Of
iu spsesdn further M Belts loss sprossbIy $50 600
Quts number Of fire companies vers present from yev
York and Vie Western dissrct.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The nre was undoubtedly the work Of On inoepd.sry
u originated In the oamphsns room vsere no nrs o,
lights are allowed Just - sscoversdsa unkpo IN
man va obssrved skulrins Abont The premises sad pur
sued BY the private ws.ohman who down and before
vas owned By Messrs hcoready, noa Brundsse, who
esslms,. their loss q from 900 SIS ooo Of which
.sv"s - NsFS insured foT
500, OF which s2o,o7s vss IN he following Q I'M
psnss;-on stock: National, $1,000; Rutgers 81,
400 b. Eicholas $500 81 Marks, $4,000;
Farmers and Mechanics Pniisdsipbia, $500
Phoenix, o. Byookiyn $500; Excelsior 81, 600; asu
ton, u, ooo-rctal, $4,000. % buldipg and sulls-
Provincial IL SIS; Harmony, FArmsrs and Mscbsscs
Excelsior and each $751; So Commercial
81 $50 oher oompsnies NOS sertainss ses7s Total
Or :shs sSres Of sooSo ss .mpSsss '' whom
had been rolled into the street win Others stolen
Yesterday warrants issued 70 search premises
near By.
tHoonsG At RowDrrs wosAu.-About O'Clock ou /
HcndsJ nights gang OF young rowdes made "a attach
'pon sser beer saloon In Battle row, opposite the o.
hole church. In second street. Alter several briosbsss
,sd been fred MRS Hepn wife the propri etor,
M nced putting the shutters, when or The party
ie mpsed 70 kick In the door 81 then drew pistol
md tired, the bs grazing the head Of OF the assa
pis. Another attack IVES made, when Nrs Hem struck
ne Of them named John weexs with shustsr, and frac
ur' bis collar bone In Two pisces the assaiiants bore
q ihsb wounded oomrsde, ana the courageous womso
~ len victor Of the neld.
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Pepnsyivsnis Politics
THE REPUBLICAN AND AxKsIcAs UNION STATE
CONVENTION.

HAsnnBuse, March 70. 1851.
The Republican and American Union stass Conveuaoo
net This morning. and amer the TRANSACTIONS OF the pre
m,rary business s6joarnee until tne afternoon, when
John 9. Bowtn was chosen President VINO made spirit
ed speech, uypiBe union TO TIN uph n NE cleo
sbD next iall for Governor.
me evesins session Of the Con Ion ocsuped IN
the oousdeaiion OF contested seau from Philadelphia
rbe committee reportd In favor Of admitting the dele
eates chose under the republican call motion mate
70 admit both se4s Of delegates led much debate. No
decision On the subject arrived at
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ENORMOUS PRICES FOR SLAvrs-The Central
Wson poosheo 10 The parish Of Avoyslles Louisiana
psce NJ prices ranging from 81, 3os 70 % $50 rhe es
hsum vss paid for LAD ten years OF age: the highest
vas pald ior msn hry one yesrs Of age -Four ~ the
negroes were women, sno sne Of them wsre under
venv ysars OF age Tbsf sggreesN yslue vas s2a 3c.
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Inscrestipg from Albany.

ALBANY, March -, 1881
In the executive session Of the senate today pro
xaeed struggle understood have taken place over
The sominston Of Dr.. Bssen, bu, he was finally COZ
arued.
one hundred and sghiysix bill are nov on de Ia the
Assembly.
Hon. Gerrt Smith who 10 one Of the largest property
owners In Osstgo spoke this n Assembly
chamber before full house against tolls
A. Vie Inclusion OF bis remAks Mr. wasswor IA cian sd
that other side should be aeard in reply q future
day.
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BstrNoRr March as, 1887
Mr. George Peabody has arrived st Ne Orleans where
be viii remain for several days
There vas sTsn Sufficient water at the mouth Of tue
Msissppi and the ships reported outside GOT over
and were going MP 10 New Orleans.
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CsCtGo, March 10 1851
We bave report from Topeka. Kansas, wsch states
that the resolu introduced the Free state Con
venton the 10Th Ian abstract of which vas pub
sbed TUESDAY adverse 10 any participation We
spproaohne eectoe ordered by the bogus Legislature
we're passed by the Convention on The i2tb last
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The Ne York Central railroad.
AIBAsI, March 10, 1887.
The rumor which appeared In last evenings stgesmaa
Of This city, OF The loss Of BY The New YORK. Csa
usl Railroad Company, 10 without ,oundsuon. The o,m
pany have Dot lost sasls dollar By the dsfaoaton Of
any ofnoer belonging 70 H.
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The schooner u ID. Ashore at saus

The schooner q. d, Capt. wtoesspooa, ofoamdsp,
haipa 6om Providenoe Tor Norfolk, In ballast ran
ashore here the morning Of the 10Th inst in thiox
veaAer. The compass being out OF order The
~ The eisassev The u stu remars the beach but
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Markets
NEW ORLHAxs, march n, 1887.
Tho AfFcas advoes received BY the associated press
this morning, impaired great nYmncss 70 cotton
market Sales 70 day 600 bales. Quotations un.
changed Mess pork S23 sterling exchange advanced
Sx Fer cent premium.
MoMILl, March "A, 1857
The reosips Of cotton for the last three days amount 70
100 bales
CHAlIKroS, March ~, 1857.
Tho Africas sdvices had effect upon cotton
market eAes to-day 800 bales, NJ unchanged prices
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pointed Office seekers of the democratic camp.
And what win followf The answer is easy.
There viii follow the most terrible sectional cru
SADIE in 1860 against the South and the most
embittered sectional resistance from the South, in
the history of this country.
In 1856 any Northern man venturing, in q
Southern State, to speak for Fremont, did it at
the peril Of his personal safety. In 1860 there
may be some such danger to the Southern cam
paigner in the North. The causes which worked
out the tremendous Northern vote for Fremont
are oil yet Alive the bred Scott decision is add
ing fuel to the flames and it will only need
the precipitate admission of Kansas as slave
State, by democratic Congress, to make the
next Presidential eHction as clearly geographi
cal as the boundary between the United States
and Mexico.
With these enumerated active elements of Sec
tional hostility discord, violence, revolution and
disruption already gathering around us, and with
all the symptoms existing in Wall street and
throughout the country, Of an impending fuan-
cial revulsion, how are we to escape ruinous
political and financial catastrophe in 1860 :?
Only by alarming and arousing the financial,
commercial, speculative and business conserva-
tive classes Of the North, as in 1856. But will
they be as easily alarmed? Will there be two
opposition candidates to the democracy in 1860?
Will there be only one democratic candidate !?
These are questions which the future must deter
mine In the meantime, the gathering clouds
and the muttering thunder around the Northern
horizon, portend a tempest in 1860, and fnan-
cial collapse, which will try the strength Of this
great Union as no other government was ever
tried before
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Navigation ON rhe LAKES

DITsor. March az, 1887
Beats reach Iase Hu-on vltbcu, dfBculsy. stea
neyp IN run daily hereafter, &c Cleveland foledo and
Por HuYcr.
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Senate.
ALBANY, March -, lssL
Rsnssskaseas were presented N large numbers, nu-
nssusy signed o0 Ill parts of he staas against Ne
repeal - nodiaoaea Of he law Of ls rsaasivs 70 Trinity
church.
Trinity church had released il In 1854 nom . mortgage
y. Q: p na,u reported nvorasg on the bill 70 moor.
Rosss Ne Lake Erie and Lake Michigan Transit shis
me bin 10 make certain sAd record marriages was thss
The senate .isa wan. into executive session.
IvUnG mau0N.
u. S SnS . 1sos%s s ware p:,ssd s%9as case
g s.ss s. q e: V r. - y r.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March Is, 1857.
complete food Of remonsranoes were put in from
any modification or repeal Of the law Of 1914 relative TO
Trinity church.
For the protection Of citizens OF New York.
For and against equalization Of the canal tolls.
Against the purchase Of the Crystal Palace New York
For The collection Of tolls railroads running parallel
Tor the amendment Of the usury laws.
Mr.. JoHH J. kInLY reported fsvoraSy on the bill 10
4r. VAHAuA reported against the bill relative 10 the
redemption Of safely fund bank notes. The report WAS
agreed 70.
Mr.. PoNx1oY reported fAvorably on the Senate bill
amending the General Insurance law.
NJ. WAKMAN reported favorabIy on the bill to moor
porate the New York Hasbor Steam Towboas Com.
pAny.
Hr. vARSuN reported favorably the bill for the re-
Lief Of poor hborers in New York. and relative 70 the
collection Of Arrears IN water rates, New York.
Mr.. COX reported favorably on the bill amending the
Concurrent resoutions nxius the I'd Of Apr sor thu
election Of Regent 70 the University, New York. In
place Of Robert Kelly, deceased, were introduced.
The house then agreed to meet a& A. NJ after Tues
day next.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported resolution
70 remove Jadge Watson from his seat In the Supreme
Court OF the STATE The consideration Of the resolution
was postponed one week.
Tho concurrent resolutions aboisbing the property
qualification In regard 70 oolored voters were called up
Under The previous question Mr.. Varnum's amendment
requiring all voters 70 be able to The English ian
guase WAS lost by ayes Ii, nays 80
The resolutions received from the Senate ware then
adopted BY ayes rs, nays n.
Thoae voting In the negative all democratic mem
ben.
NHNNG slsuOU.
Inc House took from the table the motion TO reconsider
the vote On the senase's amendment 70 the Supply bill,
and adopted the same
The Amendments Of The Senate was thsn ooncurred In
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The Augusta at Savannah.
SAVANNAH March ~ 1857.
The United States mail steamship Augusta, nom New
York, arrived here TO day.
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ST LOUIS, March a 1857.
Aessrs. Weir Company's cotton factory in thus city
was burned ihh ,rniny. Loss 500, ooo insured
S0 0co. The nre the work Of ncendary, and by
Il l8b hands were thrown out Of employment.
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The America Outward Bound.

Tho steamship America sailed 70 day d noon. with
forty three passengers for Liverpool and twenty for
Halifax. Among the passengers y Mr.. A. b. Evans, IN
otacH OF The INV YoRK HERALD who conveys TO London
the new Dallas Clarendon treaty The Amcrios took out
no specie,
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Non-Arriv&l Of the Europa.
HAIUAx, March 3S-sP n.
The royal mail steamship Europa y now about due
nom Liverpool win dates the l4h ins bat has nos
yel been sgnslled. We have . light wind from ths
south this evening and thick snow storm.
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The News.

New York, Tharsdsy, March 90, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02
Panic! Crisisw Panic!

g l. = 4 ~ E,
DRAWS DECEMBER 18th, 1857, AT ARMORY
HALL, SAVANNAH, Ca, under the sworn
superintendenceo Of W. Z, symons and =
II. Prentiss, Esqs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02
sINGER,s SEWING MACHINES.

Honesty and fair play admirable in advertising in
thing else and in the long produce the best
suits. Competent judges Of unquetioned impair TALLY, at
public exhibition he Mechanics Fai decided Singers Ma
chimes be superior to Grover Bakers machines and
that Singers are adapted every kind Of WORK. while Go
Bakers are not. So we content to leave it, but
opponents attempt the effect Of this decs
ion by 4kag long wnded and absurd statements in the
papers in the abused Of Justice" To Of the
points made we briefly reply as follows:
1st Machines did obtain the favorable judgment Of
the Committee at the Fair-
3D. Singers machines in fact much more than one
third thread sewing than Grover Bakers
whence it follows as a consequence, that Grover
Machine if used constantly, will soon waste thread
enough to buy Of machines.
sd Singers achues just enough thread to make
perfect seam.
4h No sensible person doubt that the best Sewing
Machine for making clothing, and capable of doing
kinds Of work. from the finest cambria to The heavie
cloth" must be the best machine for family use.
9th Singers make fast stitch and seam, while
Grover Bakers make a raveling seam
OH. Il IS absurd 0 say tha wing with two
threads be made stronger by using three
times as much thread on side the other. The
seam shuttle machines is just strong the size
of thread employ t. that is, the strongest
poss be Singers Machines cheap quality Of thread
in desired, and it is often done
cheap work.
7,h Singers Machines hitherto been with
view strength, durability, and to be applied to
variety of work. but have just produced and ready
receive orders for
SINGERS NEW FAMILY SWING MACHINE,
which wIL perform all family sewing IN
better style than any machine sold for similar Pur
poses This machine which is beautifully decor ated,
making elegant paror ornament, and believe no
lacy the best and beautiful thing will
purchase any other. /. NJ. SIN Err 4 CO.,
A., Public Square, Nashville.
nov 2s-dwlm W. A. SINGER, Agent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished By the Associated Press. ]


New ORLEANS, Nov. 3U.-Cotton-s,les 600
ball s. prices Irregular ard easier, but not quotaoly
lower; Sugar better, 6455; Nolasses lower, being
decline OF to II cents, caused by heavy receipts;
Flour 5I2, red Wheat Ito, white l.. %; Corp bet
ter, 81 to 81. Rest unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The steamer Allegheny,
hence for New Orleans, struck snag yesterday af-
ternoOD, at Quarantine Island, and sunk immedi-
ately. One man and one child drowned.
The harbor Is entirely clear of ice The Mis-
souri, is clear Of ice at BoonviIle
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The Herald's Washington
correspondent says that the British and French
Ministers have entered protest against Walkers
fllibustering expedition, ntlmating that Walkers
escape is attributable to the weakness and inefficient
cy of our Government.
TIL weekly Bank Statement shows decrease in
loans and discounts of SAP, OOO Increase in spe-
Gle 81 1856 900. Increase in circulation 1927, 900.
Increase in actual deposits 81, $4,000.
The sloop of war st. Louis was at Port Praye on
the 3Oth of October-al well.
New ORLEANS, D. c. 1.-The District Attorney
has entered nOHe prOseqlsi 10 the case of the Cap
tain, Pilot, and others of the Steamship Galveston;
also the first Mate, Pilot, and others of the 0pe-
lOusas. Several are yet to be tried.
Il is feared that indigo, member of Congress
from the 4th District, was lost on the RlinbOw.
NEW York, Dec. Cotton quiet. Flour So goa
40. Southern wheat 81 80. Whisky dull.
The Tribunes Washington cores ondent says
tina. the interviews between Buchanan and Walker
have assumed new aspect Friendly professions
interchanged Il is understood that Walker
will resign or be removed before the meeting of
Congress.
CNCINEAEI, Dec, Flour 81 25s4 80. whis-
ky 173.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton-saes $500
bales; steadier at Il5a1lE receipts 1890 bales;
stock 208 600 bales; Sugar steady; Molassess 223;
Flour 50; New York sight exchange IL to II dis .
count Rest unchanged.
St. LOUIS, Dec. Flour 81 so; Wheat-red
124; White l 10; Oats SO I4Oc; Hemp 75a8O;
Corn and tobacco nothing doing.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Fulton brings $780,,
900 10 specie.
Eight Belgrade conspirators have been sentenced
to death.
The King Of Belgium has dissolved the Repre-
sentative Chambers.
A conspiracy has been discovered among the alb
solutists in Spain.
conspiracy has been discovered at Naples, and
400 arrests were made in a single night.
The steamer Kangaroo, with Liverpool dates of
the 18th is si-naIed. Her advices are apticpa ed
MayOralty eeetion.-It Is reported that complete
returns give Herman l. 80 majority; but it is doubt
full
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

Y WI-H sel the farm where l live, contain "A
sbo1t two hundred and ninety acres, situated
miles South East from Nashville between the Nashville and
Railroad part Of the land fronts said Turnpike
a hall mile and a part lies within hundred ards
the Railroad The place is we'll improved comfortable
dwelling AMI out houses; good and orchard q both
Apple aud Peach trees, and other fruits. The land
good quality and under good CULTIVATION there being
siXy-hve acres well with clover All the laUd
closed with Cedar rails has abundance u WOOD and
cry desirable plantation, being admitted
The most healthy situations "a Davidson county.
Those wishing 20 bay good pleasant and althy place
would do well 10 call sOon, cesirous sell and
bargain. pply the sulcriler preuises
James H. Mcdonald, EsQ, Nashville Mes Cherry
street: or to NANCE a WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oct29-eoUHn. H. n. WALLACE.
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NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!!


EHE abseraEs have last received - direct lHporta
from surepes an4 selected iraa ihe best kosIsss
IN Mes orz aaa flachis ne largest aasoFsEnent
House Farasns 0QQaasFer aPenc1 ~ ais ely. Mseau
the atteno 81 AID shAu feel great plea
sure n saas ing GAR Eoods u Al Flsliers-
large eaapg 81 ca Trays au1 Walters.
siEEe ~ aeits ~ 81 aizess grrg caraA-
Loure tfmss coup GuFzeils, Covered uishes. OvstaF
hzltta1ta ware
Boxes, Tea aEd uoAre G41sssrs Aad ali articles Ezde 81
Japanue are IL ths neEeas sIyts
Sausage EutteEss zaG esg1srs A. Fsdased prices.
Knlfs bo15s an4 bss4ela MaTEst and ciothss HasE-f
Key and Nefk HasEeea sea a. osAaF sFseles ~ glo-
Ware.
GaEG SGaaIs IHoa AID Brass Fire ifcass Fins froz
A1znds aranEsd ald steel ailh mArbie 4asea.
CMsH9rs, oat aHd ftsufe4 taizzs, fi1-ed BriftanIs
g al qualseas PLATED sfooa,, FoFzs Cuns, ke. Ae.
He'd Cords rlteFs ClQsdea Pas, &C., kc; With M
w&rs % l.9o aEsnt ail-ss siAer ior % ornan1I
Ia aozsc ke5fzIaE.
ssraSus--Ae hare ne hrgest sapply o. Farsr ana
CkaaDer tFates. seleeted 90 Nea FaFx Clncuaat 4aa
fass6aFe1, ebiaa 81 ssll a. reduces Isficss.
oar stoeA q heslas aad CoeskiaR stoves q
pieic. ei1atf 90 csi 4s1l Oar rtQse.
AAa AeMneaseau sni nAintalns tse pre- saiis
neFoss aal Is sod As rai44iy ul-ke tnss-
ess&8. MAGAZINE = WILSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

you sick, the probability that the root Of
suherfngs is in the stomach, From weak stomach
coed dyspepsia lsnguoT oppression in the diaphragm,
aundiee, headache, nausea bodily weakness, dmness Of
sight, heartburn oosveness, dysentery and legion Of
other tormentng diseases. Indigestion prod uces thin
blood and therefore destroys the strength vgOr Of the
system. Of stomach enable 1t
to throw of and dismiss forever ali these entng and
dangerous complaints nothing necessary perseVer
ing Of Hoohand German Btters, prepared by Dr. O.
NJ jackson, Philadelphia There is no mistake failure
in their sanitfve elects.
For sale by druggist and sorekeepes every town and
village in the United State, Canadas West Indies, and
South america, at 65c. per bottle.
Dec 2-lm.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

ONYDER a FRIZZFLL are in rec,Irtof another lot Of
- Gents Stitched dov Shoes, Il Pub e. S4uary.
Nov SS-tt. SNYDER 4 r. IZZEIL.
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Earmche Cured.

This painful affection, VIII oh many persons especial
ly children ARE subj every fan and winter is ready
rabe BY the Of BR eos ARCTIC LINENT. few drops
upon piece Of shoud put into the
borne and the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the ninen applied with gentle friction with the
hand Thousands Of have been relieved in few mi
nues by nment. It Is also infaible
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sprans and Bruises
and scad and ali diseases of skin. Its fer sale by
respectable Druggists. er-.. H..F..