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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
CARD.
We take the following from the Cinciu.
natl Commercial

We take the following from the Cincin.
natl Commercial
Ny name has been presented to the
public as a candidate for Congress. before
The ensuing Republican Convention. This
is done Without NV knowledge aud con-
sent. am grateful to my friends for
these manifestations Of their esteem, but 4
very few plain reasons forbid my being a
candidate for the position named in the
msnner proposed.
was 10 much Of Republican to stay
in the Democratic party. and l have ever
been and am now. too much welded TO
Democratic princi Piles and measures TO be-
come member ofanY opposite party. ]
saw from the very start. at the PittsbuTg
Convention. that the leaven mere success.
hunting politicians we're strong in the Re-
publican ranks, and l was III unwilling
10 Join il. or TO wish him more than tenn.
poTary success; and now when this policy
prevades the entire organization. as It does
that Of the Democratic party, zee very
plainly we cannot expect an sdherance to
principle, nor devotion to real tangible
public reform
The propensity Of political par les to
FIG easy" is their beseiling sin. it has
produced that fatal abandonment Of true
men and OF Honest principles by both par.
tvs. and their acqnitscepce in the false
conception ofthe true province Of popular
sovereignty. Neither are willing TO look thG
slavery question fairly in the face and botl
are willing to let il slide into the popular
Stream. thereby decwsing themselves anC
the people. Hence we find beth, claimin,
or, at least conceeding 10 popular spve
Ireignly positive power in The premises
when very little radical reflection EoulC
convince both tie North and the South
that the true ground for both is the mega
tive position; the North denying in tot,
the right TO establish slavery anywhere
where j, does not exist by State law, an,
the South ohjecting with eausl precision
10 Congress, territorial legislature o.
popular sovereignty, the power TO deny
Them, what they claim as constitutions
right. .,, l..
The differing from both parties. an
holding as do. my old Democratic prin
ciplr upon those measures Which form RI
devided parties. cannot be q candidat
before the Convention about to meet. 7
be useful 10 The public has been and
now my wish, and | have accepted Office
in various capacities having this object i
view, but cannot seek office, nor hold il
when !; must be done through channels
which my convictions disapprove.
CHS. REMELIN.
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From lie PHI delpAia Eyeninq Bulls!in,

FROM We H'h ueipHtu evening DuHetn.
NEW SETTLEMENT.-A new settlement
has been started at Hammonlon, New
Jersey, which for snccesS ard progress ri
walls anything We have heard Of in the
West. There iss larse emigration having
o. lection to the West on account OF the
unhealthiulness. distance, aud association,
which embraces this new enterprise. The
! nd is in a genial climate. and the soil is
said 10 be amongst the best Jprsy soil..--
Jersy as well as has been seen by the NJ
ricultural statistics at the Patent Office.
is the first agricultural State in the Union
for heyalue its products Hamnonton
is within thirty miles Of Phihdephia by
railroad. and enjoys one Of the best mar
kets in the Union. The tide Of emigration
to this place Is immense, a. we'll from the
West as from the Norih.A4Many Of the
best grape growers OF Ohio have located,
with aview Of making vine. To Judge Of
its progress. the population only one year
agois numbered at onl, FIVE persons; it
nov numbers over eight hundred souls.
has one hundred and twenty-five buildings
three stores, two churches. Episcopal. and
Methodist. stsam mill, brick yard, msrblp
yard. publia school, newspaper DO, some
twenty five miles Of new roads opened, six
square miles being improved. a new rail
road station, and all the elements OF an old
place. We are satisfied that this plac,
must possess merit for its unparalleled pro
gr.ss. r W.
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ia w. G. PETERS G. SONS,
No. 10 west Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.
h DR. CULvERWELL
q n M \ N VA - ~ VI

Medical Essay on n new, certain and radice cure
Of Spernatotrhcea, Co. without the USE OF Internal
medicines, ,cauterzation. or any mechanical fl
-' appliances
JtsT PuBLrsHEp the 9th edition, in sealed envelope,
oeipt OftwO stamps. . 4. ... q
Thfsllttle work, einanating from celebarted NOM
bSHoftho medical profession, gives the most impor!
talt Information ever published to all ersons enter-
taIhng doubts Of their ply steal eonditon, who are
cons ous pflavinE haZared their health and happi-
ness--cohtainng the particulars Of an entirely new
and peyfeet remedy for Sperfiatorrhosa or Seminal
weakness, Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spi-
rts 1t IS Of Energy LaSstude, rmidity, lnvolunta-
rS Seminal Discharges Impaired Sight and Memory
Boches and Pimples on the Face, Piles Indigestion.
PaIbitation ofthe Heart, and Bodily Prostitution OF
tho whole system, inducing inipotehcy md mental
and yscal ncapacity, means Of which every one
may cure himself privately and ata trhng expense,
- ToAddress DR., CHI J. @, KLINE, lst Aveuue cor.
10Th street. New York; Post Box, No. 1856. ,.
.SenihmbeI O. lRhR--2IiI1N -l-I-L-- WV -L--Llu
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= moward assoc ialion.. PhIlnde lphln.

nuWdiu ~ hssOCidIOnA, I1nIln0eI IphlAS
ABshsgo'ent Insttat6n, Sv spseiaI sndop.
mentJortAs -siie tke sie qhd dItrss aNiefed
r gith YfrHisnt and Epideais n iseesss.
"a, The HowaId Assoehtol, in Sipw d. O. awf dea.
tructon ofhuman life caused BY Sexppl diseaseaand
The deceptions praeteed yp9a the unfortunate Vic.
Tins ofsueh diseases by Quacks, several yeaYa $40
direeted their Consulting surgeon, as ChaFhS6io
httworthy OF their Names 10 open Dapensary for
the treatlnrQt ofths classiof disesies 81 oil ihtir
forms, and 70 give MedcAl ADVICE GEsls. 10 all Who
apply byletter, with descriBS6 Of tRsir condition,
age. occupation, habits offe, &c) and in cp,es OF
extreme poverty to furnish edicpes res Of chsTGe.
y Is needles: 70 add thstthe Association eommSsGS
thehghest Medical skin Of the age Pnd win furnish
the most approved modern ire atIhtBt, y n a7
line directors 1.-THE Association In their Annual Re
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for tho
yearcnding January 1s 1853. express the highest
tisacion With the success which ns attic the ia
bOrs OF the Consulting Surgeon In the cure of
torrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonoErhora,
Gieet' Syphis,the vice of0nanism rSelfabuse, NJ,
ing year. .
The Directors. on arevew Of the past feel assure
thatthetrlaborsin this sphere of benev olent effort
nave m oeen otgrest benefit the aiieted. especially
70 lhey3ng, and have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very bus
much dispised canse. alf .DFit fF m 10y
=, Az admirable Report on Spermatorrhqn, or semin-
Sell-abnseApnd other diseases Of the sexual orFni
oy ne Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by mail lin
sealed enyeiope) FREE OF CHARGB. onreceipt o2
Twp STAMPS forpostage yOther ReportsaDdT Tfsets
on the nature and treatment pf sexual diseases diet
&enre constantly teng published COR gratuitous dis
inoutlpn, and VIII be sent TO the afflicted. Some Of
the new remedies and methods OF treatment discover
edhurmg tDe last year, are Ofgreat value. wy
address. for Re eport or treatm eni, Dr. GEORGE H.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard AMocin-
lon, No South Mine Street Philadelphia, Pennsyi-
Hnh STasrSf'Re Hp9 p9iFsSlSEs RrwFfI
| GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary Hfait NOf
| April %, ls5s-1y5l s A's .-...,{ {-e,.,.,.
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Arethe result ofimpure blood. The blood becomes
thick and eogged The skin s not able 10 cast OF the
tmpuritiesso Important to health. How many young,
men and women see with their aces covered with
pmples and bloches, who qre endenYoripg to remove
mem b! the use ofsoap waters OF Various kinds
Il Ihlssyery dangerous nnd should never be pracIsed
Dy persons desirous of good health. M6thers who
nave hiieted with sores and eruption sshoud
never dry thsn up ey external Applications, for i'm
y, .mis way ine VIII drive " the humors and produce
I6ere no mother thatlkesto see her aict-
pressy for the cure ef erhptons Of the ssn such as
fimples Blotehes Sores, &c They cleanse the blood
o. au Impurities producing beautiful, clear and
healthy skin, so much admired by all people Of taste
and refine ment. " P FSeeadvertisementf f'N SOW
Sepiember 9, ,ls5a--lml8 ~ ~ -. ..l-.nl-..
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~ Dona,i,s come. can M 5isInbtlv

RR Donati's comet can I've distinctly
seen with the naked eye, about ten degrees
above the horizon IN the northwest. about
TYP. M. II shows atail OF two degrees
in length aud is rapidly increasing in
brightness and rising higher above the
horizon at that hour There are now
visible in the heavens three comets two OF
them seen only through telescope.
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MOTHERS 81 MORN IfERS!. MoTHERsi

DON'T fail to procure Mrs. Wihsiow's Soothing Sy-
rup Tor Children Teeihng II has no equal oniearth
1t greatly facilitates the process ofteelhing, by
Ing the gums, reducing all inaammaIlon--wl Sllay
uponi it, mothers, viii give rest 10 yourselves. and
reliefa health to your Infants Perfectly safe in
all cases. ,f. t. tl, e. ,..,.s ID. saef
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of one
ofthe most experienced and skllful female Phys-
clans in New England, and has bsen used with YER
failing success IN millions OF cases. 20 ~"
We believeitis the best and surest remedy in the
world, all cases Of Dysentery and Diarrha in child
drt N whether 1t arises from teeihing or from any
other cause. s .ralH ,,.v I'D u l.fsr
II life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents. II Is worth its weight in gold. ,n#N
Millions Of bottles are sold every year IN the United
States. Its old and wei tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
T9None genuine unless the FAC smile Of Gu RrIS
| * PERKINS, New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout 10 world and y W
.-.ti.., -.l.ei- d. SlFRoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
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n FIIS! FITS! FITS! TITsl
DIR. HANcE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT

,,lsa = .iois tS EPlLEPTIc PILLS,
For the Cure Of Fts, ,Spasuy CraRps and all NsTpous
and CpRstitEtioHdI Diseasss.
DERsONS who ,,re labor ring in der Ibis distressing
il malady,wiil Esd Dr. HkNcE's VEGETA BILE EPir
LEPTlO PILLS TO be the only remedy ever discover
ed foI cnrtng Epilepsy OrRalling Filss b haT 81 ~
Tbese Pills pbssessa specific action on the nervous
system; and, although the! are prepared especially
forle RurposelOf curing Fits theywill be found &c
nervssoL hose ervous system has been pro.trated
or shattered from Ppy cause whatever In chronic
complaints, or Diseases of long standing supe
4 Price S3per box, or Two boxes for IS. rersons out
q e city, enclosing ultapce will hav the Pills
sent them through the f1as free Of postage. m For
Baltimore, Maryland, "a whom orders from all psrs
offhGl aioli lenAt BE- addressdd ,post paid tGN
june II, le5sA1y7
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TONY, Aids!
IlDR. 81. WISE-

ss@ DIR. j. WISE. 1870 ]
Physician for Diseases OF the Throat,
Lungs and Heart, Female Irregularfties and all
ad Uterine Troubles, Chronic Diseases, &C., &C. s
lMAY,he consulted In LANCASTER, Bt the TALL
lXl MADGE HOUSE, SEPTEMBER, 18th, 10Th and
lth and willvisit this oily monthly the same dates
pr, WISE treats Lung and Chest Diseases b, thsSas
tional and philosophical and eminently successful
mode Medicated Inhalation and direct Topical treat
ment. Catheterisms So 4.,ii.e tFvh hdR V'safi
And whose long practical experience and extensiv
observation III the Hospitals Of Now York and in pri
vate pracli together with from Of
the most eminent Professors Of Medicine and Surgery
10 this country and Europe. gives him thst
be can render entire satisfaction to all who may give
him call,iW kild DNliH a+tt tt.sft ~ ~ "
The great pointin the treatment Of all human mAa1
dies. is toget At the disease in direct manner. All
medicines areeeiimated by the action upon the oi
gan requiring relefthisist the important fact upon
which FnhaIaion and Cath eterism are based. Iflhe
Stomach Is diseased we medicines directly intS
the stomach; ifthe lungs are diseased breathe in-
hale wedieated vapors directly into them. The rea-
son why Consumption and Diseases Of the Chest have
heretafore resisted alf trnament has been because
they haze not been approac In direct manner.
" Persgls afflicted with Chest Diseases should not
delay having proper used II 10 too late
This 10 aatal mistake and should be well considered.
G% No Chdrgsfor Consult4lionl az q
lDr, Wise nsy he consulte through Box No. oa5F
Dayton, Ohio an Lancaster, July 22, ls5e--l2f
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THEE HAM SIONTON FARMER.-An news
paper devoted to Literature and Agriculture lso
setting forth full accounts Of the new settlement Of
Hammonton,i New Jersey, can be subscribed for ut
only 25 cents per annum.
lnclose postage stamp, for the amount. hddrass o
Editor Of the Farmer, Hammonton, Atlantic County,
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, Of the best
quality in one OF tho heuthiest and most delightful
climates In the Union. See advertisement of Ham
mOnton Lands. Sept. lG, 1aj8--3m2O
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. GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS!
e'a.'DE, GUSTAV LINN ARDS
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES.

IASIE KtSJORATIFE 'TROCHESs
h 57o TnEl GRtaT SuBsrIrurE ron ToBAcco. 2 ~
1T iSwell kn and fact that the
j. use Of Tobacco Is the promoting cause ofinahy Of
= TGESTSt ANb PHYSICAL DISORDERS
IN which the race Of man ject. careful analy
sis long and painful experience have clearly pro-
ven thai 1t Contains certain horcotic and poisonous
properties possdanaerous i'm their effects which by
entering into the blood derange the functions and
operatonsofthe Heart causing many to suppose that
organ TO be seriously diseased- S41t.uIl55 iGlNf ,
TOBACCO Affects also the entire nervous system,
manfesting tselfas all who have used the nox
ious weed will beat testimony s-in L9sstude, Ner-
Vons lrttability, Water Brasil Dyspepsia, and many
other disorders OF similar eharaetet... ~ g8Hl'
THE TASTE RBSToRA TIVE TRoCHES, ~
Are designed to counterfeit these banefn Influences
and have proved completely successful in Multitude
OF cases, and wherever used Being harmless in
themselves thev exert ibeneHeiaf efiecf uInn the
entire system, restoring the Taste which has become
viaed or istroyed by great Indulgence, completely
removing the irritation and accompanying tickling
sensation of the ThToatr-which are always conse
quent upOu abstainihe from the OF Tobacco. AMI
by giving healthy tone to the Stomach, invigoratt
the whole system. .1I
Persons who are frfattievably undermining thei
constitutions and shoylen Ugf their lives ishoudsIs,
these Troches Immediately and throw OF the iDjuTou
! These Troches or Lozepges are put up In a eonYe
nien and portable form at the low price OF so Cent
per Box. A liberal discount to the Trade.s fdf ~
Prepared solely by the unde Tsigned to whom all or
ders should be addressed. p,
JAMES r. BOWERS. Druggists u
Corner rof9d and Race Streets, Philadelphia.
March2S, I6je-1y47 etHihfc" N"i T" wv
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EEMrs Daniel R Mitchell. Of Ro e,
Georgia. has discovered that peach leaves
are superior to hops for making yeast
The brea made from il is quite as light
as and equally well favored. We under
stand that the yeast is made 10 the same
way, except that dried peach leaves are
used instead Of hops. ytaan
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Quaker City Insurance Company. i Y


fSWAtNuT STREET, PnILADELPBIA.
STATEMENT Ofthe business and condition ofthe.
kJt9uAKER, CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Phhadeiphia, fnr six months ending June 80. 1883;
Capital and Surplus January,1 IsSs. Ss77 ,6TD e7
interest rece, cd and accrued from Jsnu- 4. - li
AIRY lstto July flst.! !........s....!. 5000 IS
Salvage ard Reinsurance DIV do do. 4a77 "a
sslN3 iQ lHIaFab 10 l1t He] W. .-1------
sb rr,,,- "a t,.,n,I.l,.- -lau S46gRqT So
To Los.e, paid "a. 4. II. ssatsi ca at psEo
Dividends; .s wi Rs,inssrSgses ReIs ,s iaOTsSj
br"d 1sWi~ iS1T ae'S@ Ss', a5.sssas So al soy
Balance remaining win M Go! ySiJ IsI, s
.,l lsussn f1a ASSETS. sgirngGa ,t39iAs0H
Bonds, Mortgages Stocks, Coupon Bonds, So.
Locus on Celhteralc q Gall Leans, &e., ele5,755 50
Bills --,S 9OellTD
Cash9n hand and In Bank aad due from
AgeniS ss 10. ssss ssgs..s .ks.gs.... eO,0l6 O6
bUg asmoa sdi aaliisesni tai sso1 .0sI AZ
capal Sreek $3.50 49, -. s9GeO0O i
Atiest, H.R. COGGSHAIL, Secretary. "a
aB Ne5fN4M RN1lopttcEas sIbi " N,'t"
GEeRGE u, HART, President. ssiGisa fah
WfHN 4. p. ROSS, Vice President, .
HQR. C0Gess HALL. SeeIe ary and eTreksufef. wv
,.s.s ssf, 8. H-.SUTbER, Assstant SeereiaryAsi
SSs pIREcToRs. ~. IL
GcoMeH il. HnrtaEsP Ross, a. CsCAitell. Hon. y J,
NJ Fuller, Joseph Edwards, John @. Dale, Foster 5
Perkins, Charles G. Inlay. Andrew II. Chambers, :
Z. POmeroy, II. X. CogGshall Samuel Jones, M. d.
v. ". Bailey. ". WELDY, Agent,
August IL, lejs-1SN LaucasteriohfS.
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All wanting 70 su,IRrate to mild climate, good
ton Iands.
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Ahase to yadge Dougias BY the Washing.
TON Union.

The position OF Judge Douglas on the
Dred Scott decision is ons Of the most re.
markable and reprehensibe that we have
ever known in public man 10 assume on
any question. The Constitution of the
United States. As interpreted by that deci
sion. acknowledges the guarenties the right
Of the citizen to hold slaves and employ
them in the Territories Of the Union. II
this right exists at all. it carries with il a
corresponding obligation. for the authorities
Of the Territory, in protection in The
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PImpIes ana RIochea. !

,, H7FTO all wanting Farms, soc Advertisement Q
Hammonton Lands. -slfs. 4 if hlfesi ,cf -
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.n-TTo all wanting Farms, see advertisement Of
Hathmonton Lands. 4
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Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris opt
- wooFsoN, who has arrived from Europe with his
well manufacture Of good others Of the latest
proved psctacs and eye glasses among which arc the
PFBsCoPIC CoNCAvE AND CONVEX THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBIE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES CRYSTALS, ETC,
which warranted affected with weakness cat
arac, tcnding to also, SHORT slGIlTEDNFsS ti }
who compelled those using thcn
will be suited at sight Those wonderful lt+ a'.H
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations ut the Worlds Fair
through their producing cearBess vision
t,iore unknown in any other improvements. a
Also NIL styles a opera and magpng glasses comssef
his o Eighth
avenue eighth street. No. 4ai between street and
Penn slu.tt .fI.L5
Nov 2l--diy
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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,


NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
L berland, Wheeling and all parts tie West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave (exccp
e4b connecting with trains from Philadelphia
Washington "a, Juncon) will stop stations and arrive
berltnd at 4 O'clock, IN,
ID The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily (except sunay
Wool with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis
vile Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis, Cairo and
mediate points
3D. EXPRE TRAIN daily at T. p m connecting with
express trans Tor CINCINNATI S. LOUIS earo Chicago, and ntcrme
date Gs The distance and other
pcc the West nearly 100 miles shorter
The time 90 these places ix also unoqunied
age checked through 10 Columbus Cincinnati Indiana polls
s. IHpis.
Passengers and baggage transferred al all points free
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold large wcs
al the lowe possible rates cicc sson
Washington CITY,
second class car i attached to the mail train
Messengers Baltimore Washington may
ty dasah by taking accommodation mail train, lying
Cumberland or oakland They morning
,ran which leaves Cumberland 250 reaches Wheeling
at
PASSENGERS nom Washington have ample time for meals
ngon Junction. E3
This the by through baggage checks
can be obtained Ia Washington MI
.s a f0R WAY PASSENGERS. t,
ibe accommodation at 6A5, will
umpeand and the express at stations beyond Piedmont gong
estwardly the mail train leaves Wheeling M and accom-
modacn leaves Cumberland II o. M
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts except sunday stopping
way stations Leaves Frederick M arriving Baltimore
The Elco1Ts TRAIN leaves Camden station a. a. m
nisso Leaves Eicotts Mills at 30 a. M and 80 r. M
except sunday - IL
W. s. wooferpE
'sni'-oh Master Of Transportation.
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II,HE BOOB or THE CONSTITUTION N.--The de-

i mand Of the people parts Of the country for
book, bringing down tho statistics TO the
present that longer be disregarded II s
sufficiently throughout country render particular
suffice that contains
the evidence having received tho voluntary and generous pat
M having been adopted y tho
Supreme ol the consultation OF the United
states having the special appreciation Of
past present II has been
by them suitable IRE side companion for Aner
textbook the rising gonoaton of tho schools
Editors who vencrae support constitution tho
Washington principles mboics, have heretofore
generous aud valuable support.
others who desire to obtain for tho supply
may possess the edition will please nd
6 t WILLIAM HICKEY, jr.,
Mar 3-atf ssl- Washington City d. @.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
9. Q. Herring q Co.'s Patent Champion safe,

TINHE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
Il nnig that discriminating public bestownx
age TO that extent that more exhibit all
their stock have enlarged Their depot by opening
and saesroo on lo~wy al No 2l Of
pose The City Hall This enlargement rom
recent extensive enlargement OF their factory
efs TO Keep ON hand at all times burglar
proof sAes than other establishment
tenon VIII be had 10 constructing for private ea
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and swy
ALSO
VIII keep on hand and make 10 order all kinds e
DOORS and bank vaults Halls
or sc doors oness patent permuaou bank Crygers
paient letter lock, without key. -
i - s. @. HERRING Co.,
Nos. l33, 1877, and 139 Water and ft
" itls No 26l Broadway, corner Murray ST. New York
Ha7 ,.H. tr y. CoYIE q CO., Agents ~
Washington D. C.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--ly tt tl H Richmond Virginia
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severe storm visited San Antonio Texas the 2gth
ultimo. Its effects felt at Waco Austin Columbus
Gonzalez and Columbia but in the neigborhood of san
Antonio IL assumed the form Of tornado u crossed tb,
San Antonio two miles below the city, taking n soutl
casterly direction, crossed the Salado, and extend Ia
the Cboo Its track was narrow Some OF the Maidstone
were Inch IN diameter They rililed the eyiVbts
and knocked of the young peaches. There was am
appearance OF waterSpout below town The storm blew
down several houses and crippled scversl persons