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mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OH, LINTTTEN1

| HIcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH LINITTENT.
The greatest remedy ever discovered Beast.
TIE unparalleled Of this Linmeut Is sufficient
to walk, the Wounded Bruised and Sore healed and
all who il rejoice in Its healing and invigoratng e
| fects.
BcLean's Volcanic Oil Lnim curative pow
superior TO all other external remedies being chem
caly combined TO retain in its combination all the vT
Of its enobe il TO penetrate
the mnutet vessels Of the body, discriminating It's healing
Fhnence, removing the OF the dsea and mpartng
life health, strength and viyscy to the whole system
We or hear daily OF persons who were confirmed
Crppes. Their legs paraiized drawn crooked,
their muscles being shrveed and contracted who
joce in their permanent restoration Of the 81 their
limbs by the of McLeans celebrated Volcanic oil Lni
ment WhO," then viii suffer with local pain external
diseases when safe and remedy is easily obainedf
Reader, you afflicted with Cancers Piles, IumoTs,
Swelngs, Bronehee Goitre Paralysis Chronic lnhama
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness ia your JOINTS Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Joints Mus sces
Lgaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, Sprains,
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores, Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples, Burns, Foads, Inflammation Pains mat
ter how how long the disease has existed? Suffer
longer Mcean's Volcanic Oil Liniment viii you
II has been thoroughly tested in all Of the above Diseases
and We hsv known It 10 fa ia giving speedy and
perma nent relief
That loathsoue distressing disease Piles which
has heretofore been considered ncurabe, be perma-
nently cured by this wonderful Lniment.
Then trhe DO longer ith common niments and reme-
des-cal at and get supply Of Mcieans Volcanic
OIL Linimen II Is safe and certain cure, and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local pains sWengs
etc, on or beast
~ Principal Depot on the corner Of Pine and Third
streets, ST. Louis 80.
- For sale BY al the principal Merchants and Dru E
gists in the city and country. apr29
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DEAR SIs l Esng your Cahsruc Pills any practice
nd them exceent purraive cleanse the yzteu
and purify the fountains Of the blood.
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SENATE CHAMHEE.

Dr.. AYEE. have been yaiirely cured by )our Pulls
Rheumatic 6Out-a painl- ID disease that hsd sirted
for year VINCENT SLIOELL.
For DrOpsY, Plethora, or kindred Com
piaAhtSs requiring a. active purge, they are an excel
lent remedy.
For COstiyCness or Constipation and
us a Biuuer A'tfls they agreeable and e1ecfua
HIS, Suppression, RAEulysist Hnfluua.
msttiOn, and HcafncNS, AID PartInG
ksliaen esss have teen cured BY the Alternative
Of these Pils.
Most of the pills in market contain Mercury which a.
though valuable remedy ia bkfni hanas daueegous m
public pill frOm the dreadful Consequences hat fre-
quenty follow its These ~ aeF-
sury 0T mInsTalsubstaUSe shAlsser.
PREPARED BIZ DR.. J. C. AYER,
Practical aud Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Essa.
And sold Hhoesae by
BERRY A DuAitlLlf. Nashville.
Ret hby-
20. Il. OWN, aud all DR. lgg.sts in this city.
FRiEh60h hAWklAs, loaaeia.
TOMAS BRO, Ciarksvl.e.
y. d. DEERY, shelby vile.
ECHELL 3 hLACkhURk, Gallatn
And AL dealers in medicine eseFEWhere.
DAS. PACKARD,
Jane 1.-4m. Advertising Agent
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kheumatism, Neuralgia, and GOut.

tuLAskI H1UsE, SAVANNAH, GA, fan. 8, 1856
IosoRED s1R should be upgraefu for relief your
ski has brought me II did report my ease 70 GU
cod settled ID my limbs and brought excrgiag neural-
gic pains, which ended ia eHFcne rheumatism NolWIIh.
stsndng bad the best OF Physicians the grew
worse and orse, pnta by TIE advice your excellent
agent IN EatmCFe, DR.. MacKeuzis, tried your Pills
Their effects soa, but By Pcrsryuuag
U.s. Of them am entirely wei.
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only remedy than win all Impurities from the
BLOOD. 1t being Tonic, It will the time Strength
and Invgorate the system.
Thousands in St. Louis have used it. and the universe
expression is that fails in curing any complaint
arising from disorder State the Liver Stomach or
Bowels. few doses will cure DiarrhGa DySentery
As DiuTetc, IL will ny disease Of the Kidneys,
Uterus, or Bladder; Alternative, IL viii purity the
blood, and remove all YelOwness Pimpes or Sores from
the skin.
II IS preventive for Yellow Fever Chi OF Ague
Fever and Cholera There Is no mistake abcut It.
hundreds OF Steamboat Men and others to
prove that fact.
MCLEAHs STRESGHTHENTN9 CORpIAL does not REQUIRE GER
tidcates bring il into notice, dose s sufficient TO
convince the most skepea Of its wonderful iuvRoratng
effects Call and try it. Il is very pleasant to take.
Every Country Merchant should take supply home
with him. 1t indispensable remedy for every family
J. u. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLeau's Valcanic CH Liniment.
~ Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets st.. Louis, No.
Eass- Price, 81 90 per Botlle.
Ry- For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
-iaa in H. liz .rll
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES z
No. IA secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, BIO.
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CsCrxSATI AGENCY ROYAL IssURASoE Company,

February 6, 1851. I
n have examined w Z Chds 4 Co.'s elastic Fire
Water Psoof Cement Rooang" and far can Judge,
consider it great invention, ana am Wiling 70 nsure
those covered by metal. JNO :; Law,
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Miss Matilda Heron en- agement of so nights in
New York has yielded her 81, 600 nett profit
Ladies' now dress In the breadth, not the heigh.
Of fashion.
Baker & Bros, shoe manufacturers of Lynn.
Aass, have failed for Sl50000
Thirteen persons were killed and wounded '
the explosion Of the steamer Forrest Rose, near
Napoleon, Arkansas, Q few days since.
In Chicago, the Mayor always revokes the H.
csnse of those hackmen who overcharge passeu-
gers. A very proper punishment
=, The small pox is raging with fearful effect in
the towns Of Candela and Lanosas in Mexico, and
and some 700 have already died with it.
Eight miles of track only are required to be
laid 70 connect Marietta and Cincinnati by rail-
road.
The democrats of Berkeley, Va, have nomiuat.
Cd John Blair Hoge and R. ID. Seaman for the Lee
gislature
Another Boston lady is preparing for the stage
Mise Ellen +. Eberle, daughter of the actor
Eoerie, who was lost on board the Lexington.
The number Of coiored voters which the pro-
posed amendment TO the constitution of New York
would create is estimated ct TO- 000.1
Daily trains commenced running on the North
western Virginia Railroad on Monday last.
John Jackson has been mulcted in the sum of
ESQ, In London, for writing poetry to Miss Jane
Bell. inviting her to marry him, and Afterwards re-
fusipg 70 come to time. tJ
The late arrival of important II true" news
nom Walker At Wilmington, N. c., proves to be
shrss Of April hoax
WIN ne army 1t Tampa, Fla, are q number OF
elsconsosats Widows and near seventy fatherless
snndfes, made 70 by the hands of the Indians.
The measles have ragged and still continue to
LIS 70 such an extent among the volunteers in
Dssea = TO make them incompetent to perform
5000 military duty.
A@o.s sas recent arrivals from Europe 10 Mr..
pssn ios ssysral mouths running over the Hish.
saeos = Scotland. visiting Tennyson, The poet 20
:. H.. John McRae, Governor of Mt,s.. arrive cd
Mobile On the 25th ult, ~''''s1
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FINANUfAL AVN C0nsIKRUIAL.

Bell Co. Of London, ia TN circular BY the A,s,
Aport material change in american securities,
asd quote Virginia SIS 1885 at sS0sii, virsinis %
1888 at s4as6, Tennessee rs divefA years $50
fhe Great Western trllinois) Railroad Company
failed TO pay the coupons on Its 10 per sent fr't
mortgage bonds, due on the Let Of April. The trns-
tees viii procssd, after the expiration Of twenty
days from that date to foreclose the mortgage and
close up the old company.
The following Is from the circular OF hessrs
swesny, Rittenhouss, FAINT 4 Co dated Washington
City, d, c.. APRIL:
Land warrants continue In sctivo demand. and
have varied but little since the issue OF our last
monthly crcusr About the Goth ult, prices fell Oh
to ceuts per acre, but at the close Of last week
the market rallied. and may be quoted steady 1T the
followiu rates, viz:
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The imports of Foreign dry goods at the port of
Nav York, for the month of March, are Sl,545 SO
less than for March, 1856, but 4O5 more than
for the ssms month of 1855, and e3ls sO4 more
than for the same period Of 1854. The falling of
compared with the corresponding month Of last year,
has extended to every description of goods except
eottons. the receipts Of which show positive in
crease of @4oS 6S7. The total imports of foreign
dry goods at New York since January Ist s5 246,
1893 larger than for the period Of last year, sl5
655 ss7 greater than for the period of 1885, and
81 925 432 greater than for the period of 1851
The demsnd for money in the New York money
market, Saturday, was active, but there no par
ticular stringency. There were sales of $4,000 Va
Sc at the first board at OH On Friday there were
sales of IS 900 do. at 9ls, and 500 at S9l.
BALTIMORE MApKET--saturday- The news by
the Asia de pressed breadstuff. little Flour Ear
liz in the day there sale OF 450 6ols ONO SUPER
ae at IS IS cash; later there was safe OF $50 obs
dull shippers unwilling to give more than SIS 628
VIII. at dull &C ST. 450l so and S550 So for fair.
to good and primo to choice whites; red 8 $50 51S8
for GOOD to prime. Corn--The offerings amounted
to 81 900 bushels and sales were made at 81 to 6S
cents according to quality Groceries, particularly
market was frner in tone The rates of sugar ad
vanced /; New Orleans and Porto Rico s. 260 5l1
50 for fair to prime Bacon-9t cts for old shoulders,
10i cts for new; 14Dlla cts for old sides; ll302 cts
for new; l230154 cfs. for hams Markets quiet, but
holders firm Whiskey 25t0464 cts Money was
stringent Ths Banks cisconnting to limited extent,
end first class papsr taken on the street. at t0t per
cent. per month.
New York MARKgr;.--Seturday.- Flour--Tha news
by the Asia had decidedly depressing effect the
market Sales of COCO bbs. at $3.50 to S. 20 for
mon to good State; and 80 to Sc for extra IS 500
SIS. 80 for common to good Michigan, Indians &c,
and S. IS to Sc % for low grade extra do Southern
-four was lower and heavy; sales of 1900 bbls at SIS.
Is to SO 40 for mixad to good brands Baltimore Al
exandria, &c. st 500s7 IS for fancy and extra do /;
81 IS for extra Petersburg; S6.75OS7.20 for Rich
rnond country and ST 30 d 80 10 for Richmond city
Wheat was in moderate demand. Sales of 700
bushels Southern at 81 30 for red; 81 550B 81 for
white, including 5000 bushels fair quality white in
store for export at = l.60 Corn easier, with
sales of z8 600 bushels at GO 69 cents for Sou h
ern and jersey vel and So for old Western mix ed
in store. Whiskey n cents
The Money market is tight, and full rates of inter-
est paid by borrowers
Richmond Markets, 4pril4.
FLOUR-We hear of Gales to-day of few hum
dred barrels to shippers at sc 12 for superfns and
S6 62t for Extra
" leaf Continues quiet at 1901 s. for good to
prime red; 4o0l45 for good to prime white. Re-
ceipts very light.
CORN Quiet at sc to 10 cents per bushel.
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SIR WILLIAM DoS-This eccentric baronet has
recently undergone examination in bankruptcy
In Edinburgh. His statement may be summed up
10 few words His father died in 1927, when he
was two years old On coming of age bis estate
was worth 50, 800 about Sl9 O00J per annum He
'let things slide," and in 1886 7 the estate
sold for $4,000 After this period he gives con-
fused statement, in which he seems to have signed
deeds for anybody who wanted one, and finally he
found himself cleaned out During two different
periods of three years each he has supported him
self as an actor in Canada and America, and was
at one time in Jail in New York city for nine
weeks At the conclusion of the examination, Mr..
Fraser, the counsel for the creditors stated that
DO far as he saw, Sir William Don was perfectly
solvent, and indeed worth $50 900.
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WANTED TO TAKE ANOTHER RoUND-On the
day of the Kane obsequies Capt L., of Ger
man Artillery company-his own horse being
lame-ensaged one of a friend who was a tanner
By trade. When the horse was sent for the boy at
the yard sent by mistake good.looking blind
horse used in the bark mill The captain noun
ted and proceeded, but the first corner the pros
cession came to, the horse thinking he was in the
bark mill, kept going round and round. The cap.
tain, after while Strengthened him up, but every
corner he came to he was not satisfied with ono
turn but always wanted to take another round
Gin, Gazette
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THE MANTLE OF THE PROPHET STOLEN -
Great sensation has been occasoned among the
faithful in Constantinople by the sudden dsap>
pearance cf numerous relics OF Mohammed and his
successors Among the articles stolen is the Sands
caki Scheri', sacred banner, the veritable man.
tie of the prophet 1t is conectured that the theft
was committed for political purposes, at the instis
CATION of portion Of the clergy. The matter was
Investigated by the ministry, and several imams
were a rested on suspicion.-Neo York Post.
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STREET MURDER IN LoUIsvILLE.-On Tues s y
afternoon, Casper Fem, ayoung man, and a moui-
der by trade. shot dead on the corner of Pres
ton and Chestnut streets, by Joseph Sweeny, q
pilot The unfortunate young man received two
shots, one of which penetrated his heart, causing
instant death. He was walking on the street at
the time with young lady.
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A LEGAL QUESTION UNDER THE DRIED SCOTT
DECIsION.-The democratic canvassers in the
town of Gloucester, r. l., struck the names Of the
colored voters in that town from the lists before
the election on Wednesday, alleging that they
were justified in thus doing by the decision in the
case of bred Scott. The Providence Journal
intimates that legal proceedings will be commence
ed against them.
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EXCITING SCENE-A great excitement was &C.
casioned at Niagara Falls, on Tuesday, by the
perous situation Of an elderly man named Tay-
lor, of HeIkimer county. who fell into the rapids
below the suspension bridge, and was rescued
only after strenuous exertions. The case is SINH
lar to that of the man Avery, who was caught in
the American Fall three or four years ago; be-
however, was carried over and killed, while Mr.,
TAYLOR was rescued.
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A CHANCE FOR INVENTORS The Sandman
government offers prize OF 10 600 francs (S2 OOO
for the best rifle which shall carry exactly, great
distance, with a small charge of powder, and be
easy to construct, repair ard load 1t must also be
sslid, and suitable for bayonet fighting, Smaller
rewards will also be given to remarkable weapons
other than that which takes the prize. The oppor-
tunty is open 10 inve ufors of all nations
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RECOGNIZING PRovIDENCE.-A, short time
since there was very desti uctiye fire in Mobile,
Ala, which destroyed some Il, 600 bales of cotton
When the news reached the interior, a gentleman
who had quite large amount of cotton in the
city took immediate measures to ascertain if be
had sustained any loss Upon learning that he
had not, and upon consultation with his wife, he
sss apart $500, . donation to benevolent objects,
~ thank offering for Provdential preservation
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CATHEDRAL In the recent debate in the senate
upon Trinity Church, it was stated hat the Roman
Catholics of New York are about building
and have made the necessary preparations
for It, Cathedral at the upper part of the
Peters and St Paurs of the Old World ard the
two towers Of which are to rise one hundred feet
above that of Trinity
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GWAN - cos LOTTRRIKg.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
TICKETS ONLY SO

OWNS to the great fsvor with which our s,,.,.
Number Lotteries hsve bsss received BY the euhiss
and the large demand for Tickets the ksnsssrs
SWAN Co, will have . drawing eaeh ssfu,as.
throughout the year The following Sehsme .viii =.
drawn In each Of their Lotteries fos April Is57.
CLASS 80,
70 be drawn In tho city Of Atlanta Ga I'm pubI,s m
saturday, April 4fh, 1857.
CLASS 81,
70 be drawn in the city OF Atlanta, 0s Ia puhIjs a.
Saturday, April 11th, 1887.
CLASS g.
70 be drawn In tbs city of Atlanta Ga in pubu. ~,
Saturday, April 1Sth, 1857.
CLASS So
20 be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga In pubpa n,
Saturday, April 15th, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMREpa
1920 Prizes.
More than One Prize % Ese-y Ten Tekst,t
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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Fatal OCCURRENCES MIR Z c. Glasgow, Of
Nashville fell from the Suspension Bridge, at that
city, on the night of Friday, she eth Instant, and
was instantly killed. The distance was l40 feet
and falling upon the rocks below, the body was
horribly crushed ~
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LUMBER.-HEAvY LossEs.-Immense quanti-
ties Of logs, lumber, slaves, hoop poles &C., have
come down the Little Kanawha, within the past
week Many rats were completely wrecked in
passing the various dams, and the loss of logs
Is repre- ented to have been very heavy. In some
instances, the lives of the crews were greatly ems
dangered Much Of the above lumber has been
sold here, and the residue has passed on to ports
below -Parkersbur4 Va Gazette
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MURDER William d. Hale was murdered, a
short time since, in Carroll county, Mississippi -
Mr. Hale had arrested four runaway negroes and
was returning home, when it is supposed the ne.
groes overpowered and murdered him. The ne
KrOes have been arrested aid are now in iail.
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TRIAL OF WOMAN FOR MANsLAUGHTER.-
Miss Adeline Clark is on trial at Tauntop, Mass,
on the charge of granddaughter, in causing the
death of David simmons Hathaway, of Freetown,
by shooting him with pistol
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3 PROFITABLE GARDENING One little garden
patch" Of ours has been very profitable this sea.
son. The suails ate up the cucum oers-the chick
ems ate up the snais-the neighbours cats ate up
she chickens, and we are in search of some
thing that will eat up the csts Can any of our
agricultural friends aid usP-Rudqt
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BRoWNLoW IN TROUBLE The Montgomery
(Alabama) Messenger states that a gentleman
named Swan caned both the publishers of the
Knoxville Wing (Messrs. Kinsoe and Rice a few
days since. Abe Psreon had not yet received his
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ANOTHER VICTIM-Hon Samuel Brenton,
member of Congress from Indiana, died at his resi-.
dence in Fort Wayne, on Sunday evening last,
from the disease it ia alleged he had contracted at
the National Hotel in Washington
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Nor KiLLED.-The Santa Fe Gazette, of Feb
ruary 25lh, contradicts the report which came by
telegraph from st. Louis that Judge Hopper and
Mr. James Lucas ad been killed by Indians
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APPOINTMENT "A. l.. Harrison, son of the Hon.
John Scott Harrison, and grand son of the late
Gen. Harrison, has been appointed second lieuten-
ant in the 9Th regiment of U s. infantry. The
appointment was one of President Pierce's last
1HE n;,lo
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DR. A II SAUNDERS, clerk in the United
States Sixth AUDITORS Office died suddenly at his
residence in Alexandria Friday morning
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WoMAhs RIGHTs.-The Messenger, weekly
paper of Greensboro, North Carolina 10 edited and
published by Mrs. Frances M. Bumpass, and is
printed wholly by females even TO the presswork,
which Is done by a big negro woman.
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- near seventh The subscriber IL now pre-
pared with increased facilities to manufacture all
kinds Of IRON WORK, such as IRON RAILING,
VERANDAHS. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GRATINGs. &c, he. GRAFT L and
TENDERS. and all kind of House Work. and job
bipg done on reasonable terms
EF- Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. &C., for the country, 20
made to be easily put up. A call solicited.
NH l4--6m GEO. g. LOWNES,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE II
SALE. PRIV ATELY.-The eubsctiher. prep

fOHN +. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
y in Blooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
descriptions, Refrigerator, Rope, Cordage, Yankee
Notions, &c. &C., 2lS Washington street. between
Vesey and Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Richmond ON the most favorable terms.
M 2G-6m
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WiLLiNtaHAM d. TARDY,
" IMPORTERS ANB WHOLESALE DFALERsIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No, 13 PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
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SPRING 1857.
we nave IN store and are daily receiving, large
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
to which we solicit the sttention of buyers visiting
this market Our facilities for getting up stock are
equal to any other house. and we have bestowed
different branches We think il will be found apt
ed to the wants of dealers in Virginia. North Caro-.
line and Tennessee, who visit this market to make
their purchases.
With the determination to sell at very small ad.
vance, and dsposition to meet the market In the
prices OF all descriptions of goods, we confidently
expect q hbera support from merchants generally,
who arc earnestly solicited to call and examine the
stock.
NH lO-dlm wILLINGHAM Il TARDY.
SPEGIAL NOTICK.--T The frml Of AUG
the cath of AUG. ANDERSON, the survivns mart.
ners, ALEXIUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
ANDERSON, under the name of ANDERsON.
GREEN HALVES, to carry on the WholessIe
straw and Millinery business at the new Warehouse
derson Co, whore they win 30 pleased to see the
customers Of the late firm
ALExlUs GREEN,
JOHN A. HALVES,
February lst, 1857
The subscribers, who are the surviving partners of
the business Of that rm without further deay. and
will be obliged to all those Indebted to them to make
prompspsymsnt. ALExIUs GREEN,
Surviving Partners Of the late firm Of
m2-Sm Aug. Anderson Co.
III YOu WANT NICE BREAD, ase Chis-
! mans Ysast Powders. If you want nice Biscuits,
use use Chismsn's Yeast Powders. II You want nice
huckwheat Cakes, use Chismans Yeast Powders.
II you want nice Pastry use ChsmAn's Yeast Pow.
dsrs II you want 70 save buttsrssnd eggs use
Y:s: rord. os e p.S.
nh 81 cHiSHANs YEAST POWDERS.
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MARBLE WORKS.

MILLER g. VINCENT,
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE,
and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
FONTS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES &C.
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, ON Main street.
have hand as large and we'll finished assortment
OF work as can be found in any establishment in the
city.
Prices lower than the quality Of work can
be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
NH