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in his hand. The only cause we hear a.s;pne 4 for
the commission Of the fntal art. was general de-
presson OF spirit. principally cansed by III health
--Amyasta fG'. ctroaicie Of Frid1y he STA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

uelb.w1y's Pstbs aaA Osssmres swia %.
rat' d. rived from origin the vegetable predu lions Of
Tie soi Thy act Ia unism the Internally
the srfe,,ns OF the loiy and the other externally
thr ugh 10" less or II the .kn cleansing and
peraiins the vital SANITATION Sold mandatory No
en M.i"n Lam" New York and b. aI,rngg.ss At 2c S,e
Aad o. h,x or t-.t y tliw
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COIN AND
JEWELS!
Are quickly produced BY transmitting the
e.. and Popular Pare Office OF
Nj. SAVOY a. CO.,
AGENTS ron TaE MANAGERS,
983 Pennsylvania Avenue. Warrington, ID. &.
CALIFORNIA!
BRAZIL,
Pour the Golfers e the ronrrSF ss'KtH their
states compare With the riches ot
CLASS 0J
Behold the splendid rcd IN q h dav If An
gust only ~ dollars hoie tket - for bali tickets
AMI 81 ior quarter tcAett Snea sd tr an4
lures may realize any Z" the
$500 s.rnah Prizrs
Norr-The s.ud Prize Of sii ~ from
this Agony Ea-s 10 to CORES. 'i nj III BdEr "tt
He'd county, Gonn"c,ut II. pail STIR pae.oe of Hi.
Y,ket, suL nladc d c.str gam o: = = iso
is,i39 Dollars
tobc distributed smaog ticket buycrs'
S2S, 800
is the Grand Leading Prize
10 Prizes to 10 Blanks
MA.AifI,tSI titM,.
JOINT STOrh TTEHi-
Glass No ~.
he in the CITY Ffity Au,r,, g. ls.s
~ Numbrr.-B6 ORA WI Ballots.
lG Drawn Bsots o. -.
Making Is pra ouy 10 hanhs f,ey package Of 81 Tick
rs" mNrIane to e"",aln . rz ana one prka-e ma!
draw nve number irz,s Pics pn.d TAI! th,a drdu
lion.
SPLENDID ST liENr.
Grand Prize Of So SO q Prizes of.. ........7
Prize 'h ...,....... !abi ~ 't........ ii
l'rze '' il. Iliz,s
f!lLc I'NN IA fIiIrs
! y
- fr1"' "i... 10 .st fr yes
przts
Whole c,yts 81 HAVE, - Quurtos :
Msnastr "rIiicat Of Pacha l. b. sid ;n.,ow
ing ~nItris r>k
y ,g 70 " holo TTkrs W Il ..........S %.
ENrry Paexas" warranted "a draw bach ...........
\ e 4 X a I W "A -,
a 'cr,,l E>k ~;
At~i!c ist of packsscot ,la1rcr Iickc costs.
Thee sponshie and popular l.ot rites
of three c.mniss and rriir
pcni q" connection with al! Lotteries advci Ia III
United Staes
cv,ry this nSt.s vii fnw ari,d FIJI
ard compia schema plan "f The lotr> show he
In which The viii h. dsrhHed ;ha All
be abl,. By the AID IN, HI tel
drawing prizes their emitted
riiy Though ,rsonaiy pre,cni Al th- drawing.
To PROCURE TiCKETS
n address early ma rite youi
nam, i~i Office County aud SLATE, pisn hand. and
iick scho,o"s " III be FORWARD Il from this Agency
delay sitter the rccei,t OF YOU WeaNs,s
tn flea printed draw ings To arn n,
drawing akrS pa
bank uk Drafts Ceri;l atc of Drpu,l', akcai!
payment tor ttck"ts
cur ,otrc> pondencc Is strictly confidential. AiwaS,
,iiru I ordeIs NJ SAVOY co. ticu! Apcnis
Washngusu. u G.
~ ANY d. string imp iaioru,a let
,'hrm-> y 'r 'u'ir. month dist -, PRICES
hay" G"n'h PAPER Mt 10 then @ ohas b! seni
han," 10 ms t."'L aug y'ixctS
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Duel at New Orleans.

Yesterday eNen,ng, al ah.n. Il n'rlnck n Il ,cl
was fought On the Metal i;l g. not .ar fir IA hr
halfway House, hrtwron Gci. Hen Y { tie \ =
caraguan army. ami NJ. j ,cph II well. The
challenge wns seat " the IA e.. lut as t. The
origin at the difficulty haNc nothing rel AIDE
beyond th" fact that II Wis ot triliny characte.
The parties fought With navy IevulycIs AT tie dis
lance OF twelve pa eS, u de- an arrangement that
the firing was T., cease at the word stop" from
the seconds. The antagonists, perfectly cool and
collected, faced each other. and at the word lie
livered the first round almost simultane usly; the
seconds cried out stop" Cd. Henry in the act
Of raising his pistol. lowered IT, and was on the
instant fired At by Mr.. Howell; he (Col. II. then
fred again, Rand AGAIN the seconds cried out stop
Mr.. Howell fret third shot. which struck his
antagonist. whose pistol was discharged in the
ground as he was raising it, A fourth shut
was fred by Mr.. Howell. and the fifth was pre-
vented by The interference Of bystanders, and the
scene ended.
The last two >kNs fred by Mr.. Howell took e.
feet, ono striking III the abdomen, ittlc to the
| right OF the navel and passing out few inches
Oh the left side, and the other w,andng the
left forearm. Tie opinion o a surgeon pc
ent WAS that the fret wound WAS q very danger
| Gus one.
| IL is due to Mr. Howell to state that he ,leclar.
ell most solcmnly and emrhaticaly thu, lie did
| not hear the word stop" given. either time
but it is also due ~ TRUTH and the persons who
acted as seconds, to state that the warning was
both times given in very loud and distinct voice
| aud was in all probability beard by every other
person on the ground.-N q. Crescent, Wednes
day, Aug. /.
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NJ &c. H.. ~. ~ IL SNEA will re-OPcn hs.
AVA S,ao H. comm ncins tn. ,t MONDAY september
Terms $50 SESSION oi Nv. Is.
= y" dtuttipis, except protfac ed sickness
aug dtl.,p
o. 4 e. hereby appoint Mr. WV. II q.
~ Kennedy, any son.inl W. ny icga Agent
dct an the Hotel business 10 Ilou-. called and
tno WI hy truam" the NORN ELL lIGi' 81. itAchburg
Va. iaur @ Sc9w FRANCES n BADEK.
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Ina ArrAIA County tMiss) CorRTuorsE
Burnt -LosS EStima'ed at $4,000 Tile Kos
e'uskJ Chronicle. of the seth nlt.. SAYS:
o." Thursday morning. about n quarter to 3 o.
clock, "a. ,iiiAens were aroused from their wa ne
bers ny the cry of fire, and the ringing Of bells
aud t" their utter dismay i,urd the roof e tine
cour th"u>" in blaze. 1t was some time eGne
mnFy had reached the scene # de.truc'iun and
br that lime the devouring element had ~, pro-
g<sscl that none would vent re in the c,nd
st.ry tn cndcayur to rc-tue tie county records
ssnablc papers, e.. and then too, there no la,i-
dsss or water NJ hand: in one hour the crte IA
bm'' and contents were a mass Of ruins. The 49,
sdthcult to estimate ut this writing, tive wr e
III Thursday n9on,) but nothing short Of Sl00. 600
Will approximate to the amount.
The building WAS Of brick some thirtv-fvc feet
square. and two stores high. in the second story
all the Offices we're kept, tie lower story story lie
ng used t'r the court room. 1t had COS, r N
hrst to last including repairs, not less tan 2..5
ON. The county is a very heavy sufcrei; -
the sheriff, who lost Some 5000 in cash hr-iA~>
his papers; Nlessrs. jackson and Scnrbor r,l : /
olit and probate clerks. lost immensely pant ,u-
hirly Mr.. scarborough. who had not le~. rhan
valuable papers i'll his desk; Capt Sanders II
large amount Of valuable lap'r-; NJ. Nile, n,a,.
unhl" law library g. a., This ca.am = VIII
Ne ieii Tor years and Year, 10 me. as il has e-
sly yed every proof al title To ia usanls of t. ar.
wpih "f property. all the records Il laoh.le
court, wills. q, all the pafers arpcrta min. I,
SUITS in the circuit and ehlnucry courts. Tie
work was undoubtedly thai OF Nh incendiaIy.
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Singular Case of Suicide,

The most singular Gaze of suicide ever recorded
occurred in the boruu IN Of Manchester, on sun
day. An odd man named David Watt, better
known as Daddy Watt. some sixty-fve years Of
ar lived i'll n little brick house, alone lie had
separated himself from his family, and had con-
ceivet som" singular nu,ions about having his
house torn down, leading his ghbors to suppose
he was insane. On Snniay he failed to make hi.
appearance aud ne. shsor going to the house and
locking in, fund h m lying ON the floor, hich
was covered with boud The door wis opened
and ,e.e. al .a>he, we're found in his throat while
snail renkniie ny he lle him, with blade two
lnc ~, long. The ,u"r was called ill., he Id an
inquest nthr body and finding four deep cuts on
the left side Of his thinai aud on the right the
ury returned a,cr,lict of suicide by cut, ing his
thr at.
But the strongest part ofthe story rem lains to
lc told. On Moldn, morning when the BODY was
etug prepared for burial. nail was four.d drv-
ea thr nh his skull on the top Of his read, 1t
required par If "recrs and some exertion of
strength 10 extract IT, when it was found to be a
tour penny iarh.nG nal inch and Il quarter
NJ The Coroner WIZ Informed of the fact and
again visited the place in company with Dr. Dick
-. who male thorough examination of the
heal lie { und that the nail had be Ell driven
through IA iar M the head woull permit, but had
passed between the hemisphcl es of the brain in
ili',ins no injury. The scalp showed four lacera-
t,nns whore intellectual attennts had been mnde
to drive the nail Ga the wall were tn rec marks
corresp 1ading with the head If the nail showing
hcy"l"i ii nbt lhat hc had held the nail with his
h.1gers and driven it thruugh hv repeated blows
a,,nln>i the WI. Fnl' in affecting his object
hs dis ineans he had ,r;ei 10 The knife This
Is the i = remarkable = of suicide that has
eve eanIe within ~ k. vie llr, AMI shows an
anpnet et nerve aud ,e,ornlnnt,n, in the self
iiderer seldom equnlc' - HHsbufM Post. 3d
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IN a. ,rs. /. no
lh-numcf w"havc the rstinony n.iN eeva
100 i"Niih III the country I'll their dyed
'i"rab- 'harS ter aS genil hey pub
licl assert IN degree Several OF hps. h.
fesk" personally the hair preparation
Of ad certify 10 IT. amazing ri most Public man
h'r possible IT. r certificates be
tors I"iot 32 broadway, New horL once seen and
properly ai'rc lated, have h, hey
viii impress convection thr skevt
Hair Restorative is doubtless III. Of s kiud
yet produced.
1t does not dy" but gives fc health and beauty tn.
.atE f'iihg and dead maggie that which
WAS supposed I" b"irrscoyrraby md
others nearly white dali, hring ehangci pristine
!" aiiS and covered m smooth
infant, and biushing all Of Prof
Woods Hair RESTORATIVE Far - Marker street. and
by all Dr gGi,t,.- thrago Trims sold by ali Drugsss
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-10

THr emigration to Fraser River promises to
equal dat which took place To California several
Years ago The New York correspondent of the
Baltimore sun writes as follows:
The California steamer Moses Ia ,Inr sailed yes
tcrny crowded with gold seekers tor fraser river
lhr number IN boarl is variouSly estimated at
from sao 10 100 llundrcds"f spectators throng-
g.! the ~harve-, reminding one If the early cini.
grafton lew years ago t. California
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II the neghborhood the Forest Depot os hi. ,l.ss
ions services to the pubic. lie may found ro tho
P..rtt az 'h' Iesiicilec OF MT " Inner hdJ,
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FlKNITUKE! .FURNlri.f

Grateful for past :avorS. TIE stii ri,
8>~eS rrtLil his ttiarA& Ia is friends pr.
lie GENERALLY, and iutnrn iaeIa That
on hand and il constantly adding thereto
,r,nent o: Li"gant Furniture. by sti
out q, thu beet finished ttt rt Il"
rabie manner Ills stock embraces every asaa got
UP in h, Most extensive mauutlcior"h
ii" spt'sa cal froia those shiis I" % has" tt.. -
bn he give satisfaction regard boh
rice and qnahty Oi work
Hair Shuck MaiirussCs aw ay 3 on hand.
EDWAkD j. FOIkES
Wsrcroous Msntactory, d',rs beiu~ llliS y
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GEx. T. K. xoCLrkorrEk, member Of Congress
from the Nashville District in Tennessee, has Leon
appointed President Of the Nashville and Chattc-
hoosi Railroad Company
GssEar Wilkes. editor of Porter's Spirit Of the
Timss has sued Bsanett # the Herall for libel,
layiag bic damages .. $4,000.
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An Unsuocessful Attempt at Suicide
Stranger Cut his Throat with Rasor
From the Milwaukee Wiscunsin)

I Yesterday morning alb tut o'clock, a stranger
stopping at the American HJuee IN this city, cut
frihtful cash across his throat with razor with
the deliberate intention of committing suicide.
His nnnie is Kellogg. and he came here about two
weeks az from the town Of Eau Claire. in this
State.
From what NC eau learn of his previous history,
the c.cam ,;anc"s are Of most lamentable char
acter. TIE gentleman is about thirty years of
age, md has ha1 III his younger years, the al,an-
tage- of excellent bushes, associations aud Of de-
sirale .ocinl relations.
Before he anne IL this State, for eight years he
was clerk in nn Insurance office III Wall street.
in New York. AMI vale there his eyesigbt failed
him. and he went off t. sea, after which he finally
drifted into this State. and was once engaged in
some kind of business IL Fond Ia Lac.
From Fond ,lu Loo, he went to Ecu Claire and
hy this time he had become dissiputcd While Mt
Eau Ga re. his partner IN business We are igno-
rant Ut what il wa-.D collected all the money he
could in the of the firm, and left the coun-
try SHIRT notice. Ah'ut ten months agp, he
also los, a wife whom he deeply loved lie. E he
gave his name IA - Coms;pck but sonIe one
who knew him in Fond du Lac, says it is Kellogg
For few days past he has been visited with
an attack II the druuknrds scourgr. the deliriuni
trenlen4. On thus account he was having watch
rrs. I'd about four o'clock Yesterday morning.
whlc II person who H. up with him was sittiu.
Jul oa de =. Ii. r',nn. he got up and took rn-
zpr and DIV II some four inches across his throat
close ni''cr his chin. The watcher hearing hin,
gasp, ru ned IN and caught hold of him. at the
same time etving an alarm "a Messrs. Gordon md
Kane The clerks IN the hotel. lie begged Of the
watcher "a lei him have the razor again 40 that
la t. uld fin III the ub, Gordon instantly went
and raile DR.. W"cutt, who came and sewcd up
/ he W nGd. Had it have been half an inch lower
d 'wn; 1t must certainly have killed him INSTANTLY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-10

! PARsoN BRowSLow' S discussion Of the slavery
question with the Rev. Mr.. Prync Of New York
will commence ii Philadelphia ON the eth of Sep
teclbcr next. In the last issue Of his paper, the
Parson SAYS:
We shall discuss thc whole question Of North
and South, black md white slavery until we ex-
haust the subject aud ourselves. We have been
preparing for thlr, or similar discussion for
years. and # We can but have our health on this
occasion, We shall make fight that our Southern
friends shall have cause ~ DC ashamed Of
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Proprietor Of the Courier de Sc Iiyaeinth
BUY none without the slgnAture OF 81 TTS ~ 81 "

frst commences WHEN anr.d an he Kelley
"a and entirny nrcd by holding the finger part
f"irJ Davis Pam Her for hair II been thor
@ushiy tested an proves failing
t'"ubcs thing aud would troubled to
the rem, dy.
jtrry Idrs Pain kHIrr The VIII bcen
Je'cl NJ well ~ Tho housnnd, hn
"a cnni,ncein Perry DAVIS Vegetable Killer read
among onr special not this H.. al nn
'eviencrs OF the power OF the application doug
act OF hnninit, when family to possess
themselves OF -B"tllo Christian ddro1die
Spld bv JOHN u >EAi Iln hbnt9 y 2oov
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The LntoSt.
BIZ telegraph To Gai,cdy. eth

~ 77tyTdPH 10 TI7Wiy .,M.
We are indebted to NJ. Le,rr, the gen,lemanly
proprietor of the Galway line, for the late t news
by telegraph to Galway, which is appended
From the Time. cry Arlsle Of Tuesday NOR log
The funds opcnei yesterday u, de- Inc Of
hut closed with II part ia' Iecofery.
TheCnlcutta and 4 ANA letters will lie Il, iivnrc
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RxeclatiHa Interference.

The Indiana papers publishing the follow
ing letter, said to have been addressed ly the Pre-
sident to Mr.. English;
WAsnISGroS. July IS, 1858.
Hox. VIZ. II. ENGLISH:
DEAR SIR.-Apar are that the convention for nom-
mating a Democratic candidate for Congress in
your District, will convene in q few days | can
not refrain from expressing the hope that YOU
may he the unanimous nominee Of the con, en-
ton. If lived in your District and had "A thou
sand votes you should have them ALL Occupying
the position you do consider it essential thnt yon
should succeed in obtaining the nomination. A
failure in this would he regarded by me a n re-
luke of my Administration. There may be some
nsrirant or aspirants for the position in your way
II so you may say to them that by giving you
clear track they will gain my favor and may
'peci 10 be provided for in n suitable manner. If
nominated will throw as much assistance into
your district you may desire.
Our friend Hughes. see, has hard row to
hoe. lie will be literally sustained. of this
YOU may rest assured. Your friend.
JAMES BrcnAsAS.
The Washington Saies--thoush no, by author
the letter forgery. forge-y or
no forgery. it was used, and succe, sfully used,
by English in procuringA denomination. We see
NJ more objection, however. to the writing of such
II letter than to tho appeal which the President
made to Senator Henderson, according to the lat
tcr's own testimony, in regard to voting for the
Kansas Bill One is just about a, censurable as
the other. The b, mocracy are II sweet SET any
how Ynu take them
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1T HrAtiSfHE. CANADA Is Aug. -. lr.6
MtssFs NITH w FUwLH 10 tjenfirarn Several ryh N
since ati. dangh'er of mine age. taxi
with no ping Cough la very sxrayated ion AID
ly we conli for her ein her suf
irng w" at length decided II try bottle Dr Wis
iars BHlshin ~ Mid Cherry In hours
c'uiinrLeee Using it, she relieved
three davS w1 entirely cured Will have since
re- inir go the bal'am isLb who
al - and In nocsse have known 1t fail eectng
=
You a liberty mike above YOU think
II It shaii ndnce B,ls YIN
be nd for nave gr-ai confidence in H. Yours
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e. NOHv Iii. HOUSE. -ssa

YWiS WELL KNOW II 'tSl. S open for she eccp
u u ut ii" ,r.lir. ga b"Iu tHNHouGHLY RfNoyX
TtD md prepared Tor III, accommodation quests
stN" 'Qfal IN otter Ilc Ia the country. II will
b" lRNT LASS hnusu hui % Hl.ig tls'. OMSfBUsFS
AZ CAR .lAbiA VII svays be ~ read meas dep.is
Ho,sr
share Of The public Istr spec,fnly collected
aug a-i&cf WM H. KENNEDY Proprietor.
kNREsu TURN,P >GED.-Bcsi Wimser nd
II summer Tornip b,sI For sale b.
aug 9s JOHN II sEAY Druggist
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yNHY IaIT THAT E. r. NASH, OF PE-
w TEESBuR,. CONTINUES TO SELL. - MANY
IA%OS f-iHE AN>WER IS PiAIN AND TIKI THFtL
rs FOLLOWS -lt susc fr than IN enty .esHr -
rseirutiusy s.ti"g but tr tst
And the natural -. has that al IA
fiisu.s has sod has r,i the feet of HING
nus after his have increased unit tn
&C drmaEd.) he hnis hs,d
lift, Il srinris but suppose for that
fi,ns had been "tnOtt 4naiiy cahda IL. ing
II 10 tina; tl pu.i, ~ouId long shcr sse tEnl
and Tie sui; have falling oil sead Il Ilees,-
as a.s. L l. NASH,
al Peters Vik.
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lSNGllBURG
FEMALE, COLLEGE.


A'HE EXERCISES ,fths INSTITUTION will be- resume q
the III both u,ains
is and for ,I 'ugi instruction every branc.. of sindy
'r.,niIg IL rpnrl, &c fans education
Faulty.
Rrv SAM FL cox, President. Profc.t'r of Mental al
inra Science. aud OF II -t,Iy
LY rnaus. MArin 4 NJ. Professor Of Latin Language
nj Iifers.nrr
JE Ba>krS.HIP Graduate Of Va. lust, Irofes OF
Mathematics.
O. ApoLrHt SaRToEr L. ID Professor Of Modern la,gns.
Sig. q + Po7ztoTHA Prof xsnr Of Music.
Miss MARY G. iffft, Mss KATY kfkkPirRItK. lrstrur.
Primary Studies
prof and Painting teacher of mbro;.
A,rirw"rk and an sddltional
he Elementary g>h trhncir. will ,on he provided
GARD IN rdur fuel, fur
~ I've nn,hs, SIS Tuition l.ng,ish
ranches. $50 1rrti"n in alta Greek. Of
lcr:i Ianuu ~ Instruc"n the Piano t,uitr
q; usenf II 81, use IT Futniur" 81
halt NJ. ,'ard and iuiu arahi" required
either cash or ed notes Each oaidrr will
lu,rci 10 furnish h'rov she Is towels pillow
tide NAPKIN. ti.d one silver >lunn
ts'a.ogrs containing trtihe particulars may oh
l.p,-i Vhltian hic,nt tie Book al Mc,sr-
'"a tlS an and H. {. Victor; or nv application t. The
resident -. - -. >AAI X cox. Presa'cti.
IL }. FOs.Ki.s Ans the pieasure o ed' rim : l
AIs 10 his fr'E something In the itE,lA
NJ Easy CHAIR lace attained ~ this
hair; IL Is the Simplest complete and cheapest
hair ever offered tor safe this market IL Is acc"psb-
~ tor the nval" r for the Ordinary PURPOSES Of an .a1
hair. Call aud see ii. r.. J. FULkE>.
iy 21.ts
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LrKRrooi, July .7.-..The steamship Anglo.
Saxon tron Quebec WAS IF the Irish coast this
morning, AL j, expected here tonight
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w I'd J II NEWTNH WACHINEN
are ainlti'' tn
i'tisy AL cal hau.h 1t ingsa they tho
tikos e III or i,e it, do toss .qan, well.
nrnN his tat ~, wlo -t,h H. the old
Shutt' atd - Wheel Nadine l. l. aw,li knnwn
S"t'l dfti thai an Stprr N Sfirh c.ine
c's'iii. - &c.,. r.Nd huI AIRY SEW.
10 MAJ i,Nl recently lr ,ljf. n l., Mcsrs heecr
WIS
~ These Na,i,es ar. ,,e IA Ills place by the sub.
'ri' -ra1y ,-,>l WM l.. PAGE.
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SN-RlTE sJs.PsIUR WATER.-A supply OF
w White sulphur direct from the celebrated he
sulphur Spring i'll Greenbr,r neatly PM up in bottles For
sIri, aug 2u JOHN H. SLal Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-10
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HsvERpOOI. FINE SALT ARIA,
FU TC RR DAYS

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1850 MARSHA
Daily expected, FIR SALE by AsIEr
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-10

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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-03-11

Fulton City Dubuque & Mime
apolis
PEOPLES LINE,
EROM Chicago to Upper Mississippi via
IL Chicago, Fulton City and Minnesota Pac
ket Co. Steamers, affording to the travelling pub
lie o quick and reliable transit to all points on
the routes, and pendeying Convenience unsur-
passed by any other Line. The advantages of
Transporting Merchandise
Over th. Route is manifest. viz : avoiding the
Frequent Delays
OF handling, so usual by other lines, and Civ
ing more satisfaction to owners and consignees,
by landing Goods on
OUR LEV"-
The rates Of freight are equally satisfactory
The Boats composing this line are commodious
and commanded by experienced and gentleman
ly officers.
For information respecting the arrival and
departure t. and from Dubuque, inquire Of the
agents.
Mark Goods " Csre Peoples Line. via Fulton
City"
ID. p. POWER 4 co.
Forwarding 4 Commission Merchants,
jy4'57-tD No. 3Oe Lcvee. Dubuque.