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TIL A N
BLOOMS BURG

D00GS 63V00R~.
gINHE undersigned would in this way call
Il the attention of The public TO the Book
Store a, the old stand, next door to the ',Ex.
change Hotel" where at all times can be
found a good assortmen, of books, including
B ibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
Histories, Books of Poetry, Novels, and
School Books /; also all kinds of stationary Of
The best quality.
A considerable deduction made upon the
price of School Books and Stationary 10 those
who by 10 sell again.
Just received, good assortment of WALL
PAPER, which would ask all 10 call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CAROLINE CLARK,
Successor 10 Jesse g. Clark.
Bloomsburg, May 25, lS57-lyr
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JVILLIAM YOUNG M n


Let TO father be ashamed the present copy
of the Aesculapus TO his child. II may save
him from an early grave. Lett no young man OF
woman entor into the secret obligations OF mar.
ried life without reading the Pocke Aesculapius
Let no one suffer from hacknied Cough Pain
in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings
and the whole train of Despeptic sensations
and given up by their physcians, be another
moment without consulting the AESCULA.
Plus. Have the married, or those about to be
married any impediment, read this truly usefuI
book, as il has been the means of saving thou.
sands of unfortunate creatures from the yery
Jaws of death
ANY person sending twenty five cents. en-.
closed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, or five copies willbe sent for one
dollar. Address, DR.. w. Young No. f52 Spruce
street. Philadelphia Post paid.
No l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
Sep LIST, ls54-ly.
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EVANS & wATsON's
E~.P PhiFa Manufactured
: 'lEzF4ss:a.. gzFRs' ! a! AZ r.

| oALaMANDEh ~ a n,MDI
- Glz.zl No. 26 South Fourth Street
PHILADELPHIA.
( TRUTH rs MIGHTY, & MUST PREVAIL.
Report of the Committee appointed to
Superinfend the burning Of the iron
Safes at Reading, Feb. 27th, 1867.
READING, March 4ih.
The undersigned, members Of The Commit
! tee, do respectfully report, that we saw the
two Safes originally agreed rpon by Fafrels
| g. Herring and Evans & Watson, placed side
| by side in furnace, viz: The Sale in use by
the Paymasler Of the Philadelphia and Read
! ing Railroad Company, in his Office at Read.
ing, manufactured by Farrels & Herring, aud
the Safe in use by II. A. Lanlx, in his store,
manufactured by Evans & Watson, and put
| in books and papers precisely alike.
| The fire was started al 81 O'Clock, A. M,
and kept up until four cords of green hickory,
| two cords dry oak and half chestnut top wood
were entirely consumed, the whole under
tho superintendence Of the subscribers, mem
be.s OF The Committee. The Safes were then
cooled off with water, after which they were
opened, agd The books and papers taken out
by the Committee and sent 10 H. A. Lahlz's
first examined and marked by the Commit.
lee. The books and papers taken from The
Safe manufactured by Evans Watson were
but slightly affected by the intense heat,
while those taken from the Safe manuiac-
iured by Farrels s. Herring were, in our judg'
want, ,jamaued IuNy nfeeh per cent moro
than those taken from Evans g. Waison's
Safe.
| JACOB H. DYsHER,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning,
we fully coincide with the above statement
OF the condition Of the papers end books taxi
en- out of the respective Safes.
G. A. NICOLLS,
II. Fl. MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MILHOLLAND.
The following named gentlemen, residents
| of Reading and lis vicinity, who saw the
above fire, have purchased Safes from Evans
! & Watson since The burning up 10 May Isl,
1857. $780,.
&. A. NicolIs, Solomon Rhoads, /
r. r. Company, 2 W. B. Yerger, /
II. A. Laniz; 2 Geo. X. Levure, !
Kirk s. Heister, Samuel Easing, .
w. Rhoads g. Son, JIM &G.W .Han,sch, /
II. w. Missimer, James Jameson, !
DR.. VIM. Moore, J. B.&A. B. Wanner
Levi J. Smith, l Jacob Schumacher, I
High & Cra,g, VIM. King, I
WIN. Krck, / V.B. Sholienberger, l
kaufman s. Baum, l leopold Hirsh, /
VIM. McFarlin, 1 Ezra Miller,
Geo. ], Ecker, 1 W.C.&P.M.Ermen-
Isaac Ruth, trout,
Bimeyer, Folmer VIM. Donahower,
&Co. Bulli, s. Milton,
I EVANS g. WATSON.
June II, 1857.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT of Ladies' Dry
"A Goods at the Arcade by
May 27, 81. A. c. MENSCH.
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MoRTlCED POSTS on hand and for sale
IvA at the Arcade by - $500 b.
May 81, '57 A. c. MENSCH.
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!D00Y0R YGWRSAlkiY
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS;
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.


THE FIFTElTH
i Edition, with One
h u n d r o d Eng,avings,
showing Diseases and NAL
formations of the human
System in every shape and
form. To which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases
of Females, being Of the
hig hest Importanc to mar
ried people, or those con-
templating marriage. BY
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COTTON and Wool Carpet for sale cheap
~ al the Arcade by s...
May 27. ISL. A. C. MENSCH.
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,w.N A. co.'s LOTTERIEs.
~ r.prrAL .pRIZE.s5O,GO

The following Scheme will be drawn BY 8. SWAN
, CO. Managers of the FesT GAINES ACADEMY
S,~.tsy. of Sscrsia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY
.r,nyMy LorrEsy, of Alabama, in each Of their
JoHp ries for Febusry, 1857.
CLASS q.
rh. drawn in tn. oitv Of Mobile. Ala. n public On
saturday, February z, 1887,
CLASS ~.
70 be drawn IN the CITY Of Atlanta Ca In uu bile on
Thursday, February 40, 1867.
CLASS 2S,
t. be drawn In the city OF Atlanta, Ga 10 public on
saturday, febrsry -. 1857.
IN THE PE.4N OF SINGLE NUABERS
1850 Prizes:
My, ttaa One Prize 10 Eesry Tea Tickets
$4,000 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCENE
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CoEsoLIDATIoS MovEMEKT.-We learn that Z
dispatch received in this city yesterday aftsr,
tiers Valley Railroad, In session ct Pittsburs yes
terday unanimously accepted the conditions Of the
proposed consolidated schemes Of the HempAeid
and other railroads. We also learu that the Pre-.
sident Of the Chsrtiers Valley Railroad {Af. More
heed) was 70 leave immsdiately for Harrisburg, to
fnrthsr the consolidation scheme now pending be
fore the Pennsylvsnia Lsdslature. Whseiins
Times.
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HEAVY Loss.-Ths Pstsrsburg Express stsses
that Mr. james. who Is now IN that city, and ~.
Gently Of the house Of Gennett & james. R,eA.
mond, lost $40. 900 worth Of watches and isweIrv.
by the fire which occurred Ia Philadeirhis. 81,
Wednesday night Mr.. james recently parchsaed
pf Mr.. John n. Harper, watches 70 the value q
$5 900; and Of Messrs. Dubosque & Carfows, Jew.
elry, valued 1T similar amount The goods were
all packed. and only awaited the opening Of the
har6or, to- be shipped TO East Tennessee, where
Mr. James contemplated establishing business q
IN early day.
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grape. and is minutes from the srnbaYc altos. the
nowsry hie was upon the rAmpArts Of their lest
GIonshoid Although It was perfect shower oi
sIsee over about and sround them, the boats eses-
PEG Witnour injury or Q man wounded.
ins island Fort keps up frs apon the rstreasns
Hsssaas until they were out Of reash; aud, ai.
saousa tnsy rallied once twics, and honorsd the
nictors with shower Of rockets the advance how
ia grove them bsck several miles under cover OF
'uS ,viisges 10 the eastern suburbs Of Canton.
. Aho rest OF the day was occupied in tho destruc.
tion Of the two last captured fortE and il 4 TO be
noped tnas ere the ships withdrew they will rszs
snsm 20 the ground. They were dsfsndsd By guns Of
snoI1ous cahore.say from to IL insh and the To-
DO. Oh deroyns them Ia earnest cannot Be we'll con.
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RE APPEARANCE OF A SUNKEN VEssEL.-The
schooner Wave, at New York, on Wednesday
reports falling in with the wreck of the pilot boat
Aiidah B. Hall, which was run into and sunk last
November, by the brig Addy swift. /. Is supposed
that In the late gales she worked ont her bottom,
and came to the surface
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ROADS BLOCKED UP-The Cha arlotte esyiIIe AVA )
Jefsrsonian says, it took from Tuesday morning
till W Wednesday evening to open a path from the
residence of the late Hon. Andrew Stevenson, to
Charlottesvilie, and convey . coffin to inter him
In hlenheim 10 only ten miles distant from Char.
lottesvilie Some 90 negroes on horseback, under
the direction of DR.. Pendleton, and others were
engaged in the work
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PROJECTED LINE OF STEAMkKs.-The st. Lou.
sCnamoer OF Commerce has appointed commit
tee for the purpose OF corresponding with the New
Orleans Chamber of Commerce and the Boston
Board Of Trade, relative to the establishment Of
a line of steamships between these points, plede.
Ing to Cooperate for the accomplishment OF the
enterprise.
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Loss TO THE SPORTING WORLD The decesse
OF William Buff, for long time the editor Of the
turf department of Bells life, and contributor cf
sporting articles and sporting news to the London
Times and other papers, is announced.
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FIRE IN DARlEN, GEORGIA.-The Mansion
House at Darien, Georgia, with its contents. was
consumed on Monday morning last about O'Clock.
William T. Thorpe, Esq. sheriff. who was the pro,
prietor, and using one Of the rooms as an of ce
lost all the court papers,
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THE LospoS TIMEs--A rich Frenehman. n
Nfilaud. who hss recently purchased the ParIsian
Presse, haA an Idea Of buying the London Times
Hs wrote TO the psoDrstors on the subject. and 70
oeivsd the following reply:
aMonsIsur: .Anchor in the Thames with three
vessels loaded With goid, and thsn Il may nos b
impossibls Ior ~ % enter upon the dissusstOn Of
the psoitnaDayfeas
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! OALaroHxlx Ysucss-Ths saism Ragistss re-
ports that Gloucester hes bseu n1dsS eu1besgo %
ions, that o5 wes s6srsd thsss On Saturday Tor
noWopapor.
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A8 kiFiI DULLAKs X l. w ARD
EiN Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th day
an OF September last,a brigh: mulatto negro boy
~S9 named TOM, about Is years old. When he
s-se~ left had q straw hat with a black band;
3 ciouded or spotted frock coat Has full head Of
hair, scars On one or both near tbs elbows;
scar On the inside OF the left thighs those hsvs
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
10 Left hsnoedi shrewd and intelligent and will no
doubt sttempt TO pass 9 free boy, and may hire
himself as such.
| will give the above reward for the apprehension
snd delivery OF said bog to secured in Jail
that ger him. VIM A. CLEMENT
Address, Campbell Courthouse. Va jal lots
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by On agreement bstwsea ths Csmninisa Nor
chasts Of Norfolk, Vsginiae bacen md lasd win be
sold oaly for cas dom and sfssr The arst tof Fsbs
yaary nsxk
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The receipts. OF foreign kOl4Sae6 In the United
States, for the year ending December 81. 1856,
were 25 OBS 724 gallons against total receipts in
1855 sf "a 152 446 gallons, and we learn the total
consumption of this description in 1856, was o..
Ola S7e gallons against . consumption of foreign
in 1885, Of % 533, ,423 gallons being decrease il
the consumption of foreign In 1886, as compared
with 1855, of eco per cent, while the total con.
sumption of foreign and domestic in 1855, was
SO 60s e78 gallons, against consumption In 1883.
of A. 266 Oa5 gallons, being falling on in 1856.
of ROT gallons, or the large decrease OF 162o
per cent.
The consumption of al kinds In 1856, ~ shown,
was lf 20 per cent. less than that of 1856, while
that of 1856 was IS! per cent smaller than the
consumption Of 1854. This continued decrease is
Attributable in . great measure, to the rapid de.
cline in the Weld of Louisiana cane.
The large Giminution In the supply OF domestic,
to meet which, the imports of foreign were made.
ouate, have caused higher range OF prices than
have been before attained 10 many years. Du-
ring the memorable period F1e36. when the crop
Of Louisiana sugar Of 1a24S fell OIL to JoOoo
hhds, with yield of inolSsses corrcsPondinaiy
small, the New York quotations were much below
those now prevailing. the price OF NeM orleans
being at that time 46 $3.50 cents; Porto kico ana
St. Croix 47a so; Havana 80 a40; snd Trtnidaa,
Cuba, 42655-daty 5 censs per gallon.
The average prices at New York, for ne past
four years, show follows l6o6-NeN dreams
SO cents per gallon; Porto Rico 46.; Cuba Musco.
vado Ala; Cuba Clayed 3s l655-New Orleans
32 Porto Rico 324; Cubs MuscovaSo 3ot; Cnos
Clayed 2et. lsA-Nsw OtleauG 4s; Porto tico
26i; Cuba Muscovado "a; Cuba Clayed ~. lsSJ-
New Orleans 2Ss Porto Rico 96l; Cubs Huseovsdo
2oi; Cuba Clayed 2lt.
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ALLEGED HORRIBLE MURDEk.-A man. named
Albright, was recently charged with the murder
of his own son, st Wanwa atosa, wisconsin by
striking him on the head with an axe, because the
poor little fellow was unable to procure liquor for
which the inhuman father had sent him He was
committed for trial
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-, Grand total - l65
saSa ere s.ss: s1.sy Destroyed r..d..s
hfe ana the loss Of l65 guns and the desrrus
son OF me most important aefsnces must teach Hls
not soon forget r - - "-'''
AN the officers well a. men We'd with each
otnsr ac'. OF daring, and too much praise cannot
be bestowed upon the gallant Commsnders Ioote,
BOIL and Smith, for their courageous determination;
on Lentenants Lewis, Watmaugn, Gurthrop, Dsvsn-
port, Enslish Carter and SIMPSON for the gallant
tnanner in weh they led their separate divisions
to action; ON Masters Adams. shepard, and Lieu
tenant Belknsp, for their very able serformances
that musical instruments called howitzer, which
sounded the death knell to many foe on Captain
Simms and his gallant eorps Of Marines, who were
ready to our the foe his deserts and to
preserve the honor of thst flag untarnshed and
y the remainine defenders OF the shlps, who did
tneir part and Were eager for the irav.
Brown, ship!ey & Go = Circular
during the past week has been extremely aull with
in prices of "a per lb on American descrip-
tions spectators and the trade acting with great
ing state of the money market, prices nave reached
peint that cannot be depended on should our supplies
at any period Of the season become large 81 aoo,,
with go to rpssulstors and 1850 TO exporteis-
whilst to-day they are estimated at to 700 bales,
with rather more steaainen, at the following quota.
t!ons:
Fair Orleans 8 Fair Mobiles Il Fair Upiands z
Eiddins7. Middliag - Middling u
Total stock In this port, SisOoO bales; OF whisA
900 American. Total do. same time last year.
S8S 0oG of which 202 coo were American. Trads In
Manchester continues quiet.
Frtights for America, not very abundant, and
for large ship nothing above BIO = TON would be
given In country frsights We do not observe any
slteraton with the exception OF the rate Of cotton
to China, of which quantity has been engaged at
&275 bale.
There has been very little doing at this days Corn
market, and prices have declined I'd per 70 lbs in
Wheat, sad 3A6d per Or in Indian Corn Flour turn
lower. White Wheat 9s6ialos Red ss3ds9s per ~
lbs; Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour 54s6d; Wes-
torn Canal SlsS3s Canada and Ohio S5aS7s per Dbl;
white Indian Corn 35saS5s6d; Mixed and Ysllow 35s
6daS4s ,r or.
The sales Of Rosin have been about s 600 bbs ct
456ds4s9d per cwt for common quality.
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SECOND LEANDER.-W. r. Rowe. detained at
Oio font by the severity of the weather, and hay.
ing hymenial engagement in Norfolk, undertook
teat not much less difficult than that of Leander
wnsn ne swan the Hellespont. Finding the ice
too much broken by the track of the little steamer
George M. Hill to proceed direct to Norfolk, he
walked across to Willoughbys Point, hoping to get
= land conveyance there; but being disappointed
ne again tsok to the ice, and walked on it ntil he
came TO the steamer Roanoke, where stopping
short time to breathe he continued on ard arri1ed
at Norfolk on Tuesday. in time to redeem bis
plghted troth h"-NorfoM Herald.
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$3.50 prizes amounting $50. .Oo0
Whole Tickets 80; hslves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numb bers from TO 50 600, corresponding with
tbo,s Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
,nus OF paperar encrced with small tin tubes and
pacad in one W heel
IN. first q prizes similarly printed and encir eled,
ne ol ced q another wheel
The wheels are then revo,ved, and q number is
drawn from ths wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied 10 the sudience, and registered by the Commits
.ioners the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operstion is repeated until all the
Prizes dfap l. cut.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
tn. Two succee dag Numbers to those drawing the
mrs, II Prizes will be entitled to the % Apprc xims.
tion Prize, according to the scheme.
The e0 prizes Of 500 will be determined by the
I,t pure of the number that draws the 6eg prize
For example, if the number drawing the $50 900
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50. II the num-
ber ends with No ? then ell the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $40 and to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates which is the risk
Certisste Of Package OF 10 whole Tietets.....
" 10 10 quarter Gaa $780,. ...... 20 20
IS ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose lhe money to our address for the Tick cts
ordered receipt OF which they Will be forwarded
by the frst mail Purchasers have tickets end
iag in any figure they may designete.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchasers i'm edistely after the drawing.
tP Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give ther Pese Office, County and State
EP- Remember that every Priz= is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
fF- All prizes of 5 200 and under, paid mmedi.
a'ey after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
Lime Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets csshed or renewed in other Tickets
81 either office.
Adre.s uraers for Tickets or Certificates either to
Q. SWAN CO., Atlanta. Ga,
"a IL
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NaN rTUCh OF SAD ~

f~-ltA M" cTUCh UF SAD 49,
EEfsg DLERY-Th subscriber having IoN
e. EsS@ sold out his stock of saddlery On
Z the 9TH of December. takes tlis method
lnforung his customers and the public generally
that he has re-opened next door below his old stand
with entire new stock of goods, where he will be
pleased TO bis former customers and others who
may favor him with their patronage feeling assured
that he please both in price and quality of goods
Eis stock embraces everythin in his line Of trade
all OF which be will sell low for Cash, to punctual
customers. call is solicited.
He also takes this occasion of returning his tbs ks
to his former customers and hopes by strict atten
tol TO business to have continuance Of their Gus
tom Remember, one deor below my old stand, No.
iS6 opposite Eagle Square.
All orders strictly attended to-
ia 2h-Im% d f. GROOMa
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LOUISIANA FINANCES Tho report of the State
treasurer of Louisiana shows the total amount of
receipts from all sources to be S2 223 e68 e. and
total amount of expenditures for all purposes to
81 l953, s4s ST, leaving balance on hand of s26e.
9l5 5A N V~N"t
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OUR HORSES IN ENGLAED.-So far from Le-
compt being broker down in consequences Of severe
training, he has not yet been put ip training in
England We doubt if PIioress is ailing, although
ever been offered by Mr.. Ten Brock, nor has any
person been authorized by him to challenge all
England, or any part of it. Mr.. Ten Brock is .
gentleman of MEANS and is possessed of sound
judgment in racing matters He willmsks himself
thoroughly acquainted with the English system of
racing, and will, doubtless, try his horses in some
of the stakes-Goodwood first, probably. If Eng.
land wishes . further trial, and Mr.. Ten Broeck
thinks he has fair chance for his money. he will
accommodate Johnny Bull.-Spirit Of the Times.
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MILITARY VISIT TO WAsHINGToN.-The Sew.
ensh Infantry Regiment of National Greys, of
New York, numbering 800 muskets intend paying
visit to Washington, to join in the ceremonies At
tendant upon the Inauguration Of the Hon. James
Buchanan on the 4th of March next
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DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF CRAWFORD, THE
SCULPTOR The New York Times SAYS:

we nave been same time sware that our cited
eountryman, the Sculptor Crawford. vas su1farinr
seveIoiy rom tumoe formed over one of bis eyes
M n,sn zen tnlsas:nsd to deprive him of il sight. But
~ ~ e .aD@Ged 10 IN operation, which promised
Leeest sdvces from Rome give his friends the most
% b The tuner it il s.d
hopes of his recovery. He is In Roma With bis si..
ter and his wife and children who were here with
the intention OF spending the winter hsve gone 90.
on wednesday, having been summoned by this mel
ancholy inteliieence. - '"'' Ae1
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RESPECT TO HON P. 8 BRooKs IN CHARLESTON
II he coiors Of the shipping were lowered on the
publication Of the news Of Mr.. Brooke death in
Charleston
The Palmetto tree planted in front Of the Stsn-
dard Office was draped In mourning by the gontle.
men engaged in that establishment
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SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL tho Lsfargs House in
come frozsn and sort Of kettls, prepared for the
purpose OF thswisg 1t out by steam, was obtained
and attached to the croton wster pipe. Fire being
would stand when it exploded scaldipg Mics T. Biz
ven very severely about the faes.
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SrGEg8xHxA WUNDEke NEVER CEASE.
Ea#N$84 Man born Of q woman has but a short
time to live; therefore am desirous
--k-A- to make good use Of my time. After
being afflicted for number Of years. yea, In the fiery
furnace and coming out with the patience of JOB,
now call for halp-but ss Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder to the Wheel and vadety is the spice
OF me- have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and scqusintsnces to give call and
VIII please and accommodate ell
JOHN HAGAN, part Of Greek Nation,
90 lb-ta Stall No. Z, Old Markat.