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EFFEcIs OF NOVEL READING "A whole family
brought to dest;tntion IN Engs nd has had all its
nj fortunes clearly traces By the authorities to an
by the wife and mother. The hush and was sober
and industrious. but his wife was INDECENT al afi
shape of romauc~. This led her to utterly neg
ttct her husband herself, and her eight children
One daughter. in desy afE, fled the Parental ONE
AMI threw herself in the b unts of ycs. Another
was found by the police chened by ttelegs to o. e
VI Mt her fron following her sisters example The
ith and Indulgence. In tho midst Of This pollution
priv aticn and poverty, the cacse Of it sat reading
the latest sensation work" of the season and re-
tainment.
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FAILURES IN PsRIs.-The official returns of the
Paris Court of Bankruptcy during the crisis, state
that the number of failures from the 1st July
1857. TO the 30th june 1858, was 1916; there were
but 760 during the same period, 1S56-57. The
total amount divided among the creditors in 1851
IS 4,0s3 S03f and 1861 442 francs are In hand
undivided; whereas only 2,725 ,704 was divided in
lS56-5I. The dividends, however, are larger fol
ls57-5S than for the preceding year, siuce u grea
deal OF the debts was commercial paper, then val
neless, which has since been paid, whereas the
debts of 1S56-57 arose from Losses on grain, aut
were irrevocable. 1t is said the French loss by
returned bills does not exceed 900 o0of, durin:
the last crisis.
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all Tia. caiyxiry, beauty and babies Of Buffalo,
Rris, Detroit, Cleveland, Sandusky and Toledo, 10
20 70 Put-ir.bay, on the ooh OF September, and
have grand 81 cd time celebrating the anniversa
~ Of Fo.r,'s Victory.
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THE GREEKS IN PRTTIcoATs The crinolines cannot
boast Of originality Among the Greek ladies a
long time ago, even q better fashion prevailed
than that which is now kept up by whalebone,
rattan, brass rods, watch springs and hogshead
hoops. They could enjoy stone petticoatsI The
amyanthus, or abestos, native fossil stone could
readily be split into filaments, and woven Ike
any other threads into cloth suitable for the ga
cred purpose in question. Moreover, they were
exempt from all washtub immersions, for, when
soled, they need only to be cast into the CRATE
whence theytcome out unharmed, and whittier thar
snow .'by considerable
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60 FOR KENT-And possession given
e in q few days the large and desirably located
dwelling corner OF 5th and Franklin streets. now
occup,ed by Mrs G burton, as a Boarding House,
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply TO
THOMAS " DuSWELL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
"a 23-ts vs. Burton, &c.
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V'O THE PUBLIC.

u
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
Gence in Iny estabishmsnt, l respectfully submit
that snail not change the price of my bottled
LAGER BEER, PORTER, ALE, &C., during the
summer season.
The following have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per Dozen Quarts.....$2 00o 25 cts allowed by re-
pints....... COZ turn of the bottles.
half pints 80 cents-bottles extra.
Lager Beer In hail. quarter and eighth barrels
(the latter ones Of gallons, package exclusively
for the city customers.) Philadephia Ale in whole
aud halt barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
cash
N. B-atore and Bar keepers, q considerable Pc,
oentazs allowed P. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs Laidley Robinson, corner
18th and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal d Norton, corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment, will be
prom pti iy attended to. my4
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60 FOR RENT.-The two story brick
- dwelling house. corner ofCanal ard 9th streets,
] aleIy occupied by Mrs. William Wallace, AMI ad-
joining the residence of Mr.. james Hunter Posses
sion given immediately. Apply to
Jy EFT HAAALL IL co.
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ITMAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TTMAT NOT BE EGENEKALLY KNOWN,
but such is the fact, that the finest works of art
~ Photography ever executed In this city may be
ery" cfsi W. MINIS. Is1 Main street. nearly cppo.
site the new custom house
Photograph. eabinst or life size. in oil coiors.
photographs in water col0rs, or tinted
Pilot graphs in India ink, or untouched.
Ambrotypes and Melainotypes. with every style
saned, beautifully executed and highly finished by
calling ~ bis aiierv. with the most vsried and bean
So in which to have them placed. = - '''' -
Remember ig7 Asln street. MiNNIg Gallery.
NOTICE. have bought out Mr. John
~ B. Davis. At the old stand OF NJ, ssrs Davis
Lee, next door to Hector DaviS Auction House.
franklin !trest shall keep eonstansly on hand all
s'as q " NE9huhs isr saie ana wiil Do pleased 70
ya'-s NMLEE
rrO BUILDERS.-Tenders will be re-
: ceved for the construction Of : building 1t
.hoEt d,stapcs PC from town. plan end q
the Law Buiidinss, Franklin street
III 9-s. '1na AroS,. ssnnI sad q i
BRILLIANT AND CHEAP LIGHT
From rHE CAMEL COAL.
a Isaps as rsesvS s0as TSs asssacs ssssa q q So
public q called =, shis new and popular light. Il .
The hishess en- ,oniums have bssn pronouDcsd upon bon
its beautiful light 4 fall VARSITY of lsnps 8 d %
e j. ras hop Pisd nt'.
MACREREL, HE RkING6. 90 so
S4 bbl. medium and large 10 Nsckersl: ls bbls
and hAli bhls layxs NO Maekaret ~ quarter obs
large MOI Mechesek = boxes sssi.9 HsrsinE; -
hbls Haitian No Cut HeTr3xe - bbIo negsh Caro-
| iina No droa HsFriass- - P.ehss --
For sale By Nm y x1kn8s
au2 - 49,.
I'M. CHAPMAN'e VEGETABLE AHO-
~ pYSE, e Fever and Asse chills sna Sssss'
81 sos aaae - ~ PIooE.
lERReH MUSTARD, Bpelish and Ant
e rican; AIlsStcs, Cloves. Maoa, Eutneg. nleckl
esDssr. ssaia and Eroapd xsass. ~: 9ss
Il on& xShS5 AS SO ssS - M9fket le<ser.
UREC0UETKY CIb5x YMDaA1.
ssssSs sisi - - 9 =. - go, :. !. !. -.
|Mzi!!s!s!S11!15ll1iiE :! = oiiv.7 :;:s;; :
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anISPATCH ~s
~ gTEAM POWBR
RRlu TINE OH1l04s
0bwN~ qf Aeh - 7k6ssssEA Awssis, 1knnGld.
I0HH D. HAMmRpaLRY = ca. preeuie1ar,. -, i -

1his establishment (bsins he sqse csapas(s lsin-
ssTy N the Soath. boeh = rsgaFds fypes 0sla1
kes. and To Iatest ard Dpse apDssgs1 naaktns
sSQk s.a SoS o f:siiS7zlisS.. iiizl q. :sss - e !
1dazsSazS5SIsssIa zdSizaS555SiIsHsa, ~
biEiSO5 fADINa. Hxx615fk5AAs.
- Paxslculex attencon o6yeo - - uelf ~
ns6kA Rub1e 01css. Ineufance. kallron1 ~ xSn1e
THG DISR1EGH CHE6 S6uan.
1bis neV Fachine ~ CA4lA ma nn11o. eGe1
cIsesIsss. L.ssl. Ae., Z ealakls a lsxl15f r. 1Ns
q }kis 60 k1ssi = ~ -. 'issS 8
" ! 49, Z: - s:.s: = - e.sb y
!. :!'!: :; IS: !: 8 !: 5: s @ !:
IWHooPIN0 COUGH Q6RpIl 80
E,ss...ss;s ssss 1sss lsss s;s ss;ss q -
"a sss G Es;ss W. y Ilss.ssk 81: =: ~ e.
sSSITfE1 zfp alllo n 81
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We ARE ALwATs PLEASED to re-
cord decrease in the sfictions to which humanity
y neir. AID We do 50 now. IN bearing testimony to
tEkS CELEBRATkD BIT ERS, for dist q e. Of the
head ard stomach As srecifc, it is perhaps with
out rlvsl. and the people whom il mas beneiite
even within Hunted period, are 10 be counted BY
thousands The bitters bases its repusation more
on what Il has itself DYE. than what it gets con
ience, Constipation, etc, etc it cannot be
IN speediness OF cure. Try them, and our word for
it, they will give satisfaction
where. iv asy,m
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> HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Es ~ni sell, at a great bargain. a desirable lo
of 9foald near the old Distllery. and outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF "a feet and
depth Of 100 feet. IL has on il twostori framet
Dwelling and is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot, of the same dimensions, Will b.
eold also, ii desired. Apply to
anI6 CAUTHORN
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INV EHhB kU0f noOFIhQ.-Th0
supsSr,osrs successors of Es7IL Co.. in their
FiKE AND WATER PROOF
now offer the same to the public -
IL makes one 0, the very best and cheapest roofs
DEPUTs, &C, - - - - : ~ ''' "a MY y
1t also makes an Invaluable PAINT for tin roofs
on from leaking. - s"'
hoofs paintei with this material will not require
re-paintiug for many years - - 1'.e 1
All orders In city or country promptly attended
70. g ID YALE q CO..
I'D Main street.
jy 2l-2m
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G<f& FOIt NSN - Anu PUbttOpIUu XVII
80 iynmediately-one of those newly erected and
vel inished brick tensments on 25th street doors
north of Leigh street. Church Hill, containing six
rooms. ~th light and airy basemen:s closets. pan
tries, &c gardsn attached, and well of water on
the premises. Rent. per annum, $ls0, Apply to
JAS NJ CARTER
iyi7-ts Opposite Exchange T. Eatel,
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- DUDtsr + Co, Impocrters -
DiE iS 1aisk i 4fs sss ssS d;dss re- ~ 3 ~ ~
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY HERsEIY.-Cordela Wade
who has led an abandoned life, endeavoured to de
stroy herself by means of charcoal. She had filled
mp, with rags, all the crevices 10 the door aud win
dows, and lighting the charcoal fire, lay down to
die. The fumes Of the charcoal did not Kill, as the
external air came through the windows in suffi-
eient volume to prevent She was found by one
Of her companions, Who raised the windows and
new life rushed in. Cordeia declares she will not
live She chose to die by ssphyxia, because she
believed it an easy way to 60 ont of the world
Shsf assigned for her rash attempt the assertion
that she was disgusted with herself and her
horrible profession. without the will TO repent or
the strength to r. form. tn she thought she could
live no longer.-Cfas nnati Gazette, 29fh.
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- WA1sR CoeLuRs.--Wo hovo On
hand 4 orr on manufactnrs, ~ - uuaiisy
KkRs1R 4 PARkD Pstsssy.
my H-ts Corner Of I7th and Car eereo1s.
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= ~ Hossox's HAfs CurrIso, SHAvrso.
AND snANfoofSd sAtooN. under the Amsriesn He.
N.B.-Hot. Cold and showse BArss csa b. haa e
al hours. Single Bath - cents. Or tickets fbr GO
dcilar. jsS .
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FUHBRAL PAecBssIoa. Montgom-
cry Guard were out in funeral procession yesser-
day escorting the remains OF their late brother
soldier John Sseehey to their last resting place.
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ABoLIrIoN OF PRIvArEERING.-The following
countries have signified their adhesion to the ab
lition of privateering. &C., resolved upon at the
Paris conference OF April 16 1856, composed of the
plenipotentaries of Austria, France Great Britain
Russia, Sardinia and Turkey:
Baden, Bavaria, Belgium, Bremen, Brazil, the
Ducby OF Brunswick, Chile, the Argentine Confed-
Grafton, the Germanic Confederation. DsDmark
the Two Sicilies, Ecuador, the Roman States,
Greece, Guatemala, Hayti, Hamburg Hanover, the
Two Hesses, Lubec, Mecsienburg Streiitz, Neck
ienburg-Scnwerin, Nassau, Oldeuburg, Parma the
Netherlands. Peru, Portugal, Saxony. Saxe-Altea-
burg. Saxe-Coburg Gotha, Saxe-Meningen. Sake
Weimsr, Sweden, Switzerland, Tuscany, Wurten-
burg.
Itappears from this list that thirty-seven sover-
eign States have Joined in the agreement. The
dissentient powers are Spain, Mexico and the
United States. We can never safely give up the
system except by an increase Of our national ma
rine at an immense expeY So
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PREVALENCE OF HEATHESIsx.-Ata a recent union
meeting of the Presbyterian churches of Eliza.
beth, N. j., Rev. DR.. Riggs, who is about depart.
ing a missionary to foreign lands, presented
this melancholy report of the progress of the work
of evangelizng the world:
He said THAT Christ ascended eighteen hundred
years ago, aud since that time men have been stri-
viug to spread the gospel; but up to this period
three fourths Of the inhabitants of the globe are
in heathen darknes only one.fourth having em.
braced Christianity, aud fffeen-sixteenths of the
world stand where they did when Christ was on
the earth The harvest, therefore, is great, and
the time to gather in this harvest IL short; for In
thirty years the whole race will be swept away
ODly one missionary exists in the heather world
20 $4,000 Inhabitants Fancy the ftate of New
Jersey with only one preacher, aud thirty years
passing before that becomes twoin
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- - -
LOTTERIES
LOxTHHIHs.
NWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANTii
SWAN s. CO.
OONIlNuE To DRAW As USUAL WITHOUT
lNTEkkUPTION.
SW XN s. cos
LOTTERIES ARE Lk6AL, AND
AUIHOhlZED BY THE
STATE Ob II ktjh&;IAi

Fhe late attempt to njure our Firm has shown that
Ouh LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLYl
Enat our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLYl and that
our schemes are MORE LIRkhAL a
than any other Lottery in s
the world
The following Schemes will be drawn By 8. SWAN
GOO., Managers Of the Sparta Academy LOTTERY, In
each of their Single Number Lotteries for August
ta3s, At AUGUSTA, Ga, in public. under the super.
fntendence of Commissioners
CLASS q draws on SATURDAY August Z 1855
CLASS 2s draws on SATURDAY, August ia. 1853
CLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, August 81, 1855
GLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, August 2S, 1865.
uh THE PLAN OF SLv(9LE M NHkkss
50 0000 TICKkTSi IS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EI9HTY-fIVE PRIZES!
HeaSsv Lrss fs1se 70 Eueyy Nsne 1yake1e
AAGNIFICENT 6CHENEl
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Ex-PREsrDESr CoAosroRf.-0ns Of the editors of
the Abingdon (va) Democrat, who was present,
gives the following account Of the way Col. Boyd
fef the Board Of Public Works. gave = lesson in
good behavior to Ex-President Comonfort Of Mex.
leo. few days ago, in Wytheville:
Ex-President Gomonfort. of Mexico, passed along
the road the other day. Being hungry, perhaps,
or what Ia more likely, deficient in politeness his
Ex-Exce!lsncy made rush before dinner was an
nsunced. and took seat at that part OF the table
reserved for the ladies. Boyd's quick eye detected
the movement at once. and he walked up to his
higbness, explained the matter to him. and worry
politely requested him to vacate. To this he re.
eeived a sort Of halfdefant, muttering answer.
coupled With a refusal. The Col. repeated the re-
quest, With the same effect. Losing his patience,
and being great stickler for propriety, and the
Observance of the rules OF his house, Boyd took the
old fellow BY the arm, led him away from the ta,
Bile, and showed him the door-greatly TO the de-
light Of o number of Mississippians, who remarked
that he had been conducting himself in that sort
of a style ever since they had been in company
with him. They asked Boyd If he knew who he
had led outs He replied that he neither knew nor
cared, he was determined to make him conduct
himself like a gent leman or leave. They then
told who he was, and said he richly merited the
the treatment he received; and said moreover that
u he bad undertaken to resist it they would have
readily assisted to put him out The Ex Presidents
suite conducted themselves with propriety at the
table, bnt he got into huff and would eat no
dinner.
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TUNNEL UNDER THE ALps.-The mail per America
bring accounts OF the commencement, some
months ago. OF the Alpine Tunnel connecting Mo
dena and Bardoniche opposite sides Of the
Alps, which there tower to height OF 4,S00 Eng.
lish feet. snsarly mule high Its length will be
nearly ~ English miles. From the height Of
ends. BY the ordinary means hitherto EMPLOYED
thirty-sx years would be required to complete il.
by the use of perforators or drilling machine.
operated by compressed air. the work, it 10 estima
ted, will be completed iu six years.
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~. STORE AND DWELLING roR RENT

EFss Is7 BROAD SrREBr.--It has been thoroughl,
repaired aud il considers OF the best locations
fer any Kind of busines siu the neighbornood Rent
six hundred dollars per anuum Apply to j III.
ANTHONY corner of Cary and l3,h streets, who
has constsntiy on hand assortment of Moleskin
Hats OF the best quaty at 50 so, and his celebrated
CaIfskin sawed B40ts at the nted low price
OF s. ai.per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
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o. FOR RENr-Aud possession CIV
~ go immediately. the Brick Dwelling between
fIsi and Second streets south side of Main street
recently occupied by T. Dihrell For further mfr.
nation, apply st my Foundry.
Y IL q u TEN00S.
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THR Dock I'm the menth of Jnly no
vessels arrived in the Dock Of Richmond, and 1i6
sailed tberefrom.
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uYDRANTs. HYDRANTs. Hl

IL DRANTs.-The subscribers being authorized
alteration in the city ordinance topnt up and re-
tir II DRANTS. and all other kinds of work con
nected with the city water beyond the limits Of the
stree s, and having q large suppy OF the best Hf-
DRANTS, COCKS, &C., now In use in the city. on
hand they are prepared to put them ap in the most
substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
G & A BARGAMIN, il,
e4-2m corner 10th and Main sta.
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FRok Rio DE JANEIRo.-By the arrival Of the bark
Ellen Morrison, at New York, We have dates from
Rio, to June 17th six days later than previous ad-
vices.
The Chamber of Commerce of Rio had invited
all commercial and industrial associations, and
merchants in general, to joiu in memorial to the
Legislature, asking for the establishment of line
OF electric telegraph, to connect the seaports Of
the empire. The project was favorahly coIsdsrei J.
The Legislature continued in session; but its de,
iiberations we're OF domestic interest only.
Advices from various parts of the empire repre-
sent yellow fever as prevailing extensively. 1t
was making ravages at Bahia, June 10th; Maran.
ham June 1st; Pernambuco June 7th. In Rio only
one death by yellow fever was reported on the
18th. and the disease was said to be decreasing.
From the interior, it is stated that Paraguay is
on the point Of excavating the territory between
the Parana aud Uruguay rivers, which President
Lopez has held without any right ever since his
war with Rosas in 1S47. Negotiations we're in
progress for the surrender of the military posts to
the CorrieDto General Silva.
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STONE WARE FRUIT JARS

~xr> STONE WARE FRUIT JARS,
- WITH CORK STOPpERS, AIR TIGHT
- We have a large supply of the above nam
~ ed articles, which we offer for sale at less
than half the price of any other article, viz: Pints
IS cts per doz sp quarts 81 and half gallons 81 Call
aud acc them at our Pottery, corner OF 18th and
iyl7 KEESEE PARR
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rtihcate ofa psckage ofl0 whols Tickes,
10 half
10 quarter
10 eiRhth

In OnDnkINd TI0KEf6 Oh CKRHyICASxS. .
1nclose the money to onr address for the Tickets
ordered. on receipt of which they wtl be forwarded
By first mail Purehaserscan have Tickets ending fn
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes be sent
topurchasers Immediately after hedrawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and btats
~ Remember that every Prize Ii drawn and pay-
able in full without deduction.
6H All prizes Of 81 600 and under paid immediate
~ after thedrawing Other prisss af the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly conndsntial.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 70
3. SWAN 3 CO., Augusta, Ga,
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, Georgia. can have their orders hlIed and
save time, By addressing Q. SWAN CO., at either
of those cities.
s0 list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount fthe prize that each one h
entitled to. will be published alter every drawing La
she following papers: The Augusta (sal Consti-
utionalist New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register.
lntelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Ssyan-
nah Heorgian, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Di.patch. Paulding (Miss Clarion and Little Rock
Ark) True Democrat) ~ 26
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On STORE FOR RENT.--The Store
81 No s6 Main street Is for rent 1t 10 located in
the ntre ef business is eommo6ious, and well ar
Iangef. Possession given lst &C ooer next Apply
80 HENRY u. CANNON,
" 21-lm On franklin. near GoYernor st.
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:. - - = =
r.. a~....i = ~ 49, =
3 "a I-s-l - 81 p
fr.:z:;: .so ir..:7 - - -. ,...s :. .s
I = ss..ssI = Sif' 9 s.|.s 5e -: 81
~ q 4in2fElsea 81 aa4 4 Ase4 1He4
..s - w. -. ~ ~
Eza.f ~ 4G4AW sU3XE1 I, s
- :. 8 . - (. -
III A0EIkA - 4 a{ydfn y III = [,ffE S-~-
~@sx{zf 49, S- "a ~ q <S::Z AZ zs5$S -
S~stss 49, 4 ~ - 49,,
- sssss ~ n Des
~ cass--Sse ~ 49, xs-.sss- e - - -.
=. ~ e141A.
1sa3SE1f ~ 151S45ss 4 l. q ~ 49, 49, fftsx9?98
.m1sg4&s sav1Ss - es$u4q4 4kA4l4 - - "a
nnS So9css sy{ oaySS s@1oesf ~ -
sySen - 9 8 gSlscA. q =. < - 81 ~ VS.
| yAQQSAMo1 0eafm e fMe kgQe evegx ye41go.
- = Ses1oes 49, - vSl--Iys
Isla s3llssazs - = TT y----r Il slsx
DR..J .JORu II. WkEfuhhhs fHomNna.
reessss <1r-,- -. -.cs...t-.s ~---s-. - ~. A.
49, Ss s.s9 ~ M. ssxss{ ~ esnr
sfisnes ~ fS;sS - - - -
I a1sa2-day = sss.t 81 4 1sss 4 y ~ 'sseFs
u s.x,.. 49, <S.-S-- A. z,-l7 - - .ssi s.
I 40 uTLp kUIunO 0o1p, ~ Hn3ut
the ffly = - - $3.50 ss'ss'
1othFeN Derfu4s % u vi&1oe ssstatss = =
: IA snaaos n a i0e ar ~ = 49, ,s1s
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I - 0DonTo, on PBAnL DanSIY1Ies.-
This Tooth Powder 10 prepared By sscips of ans Of
the Oldest Druggists ia the United StAtes. and has
oeen tested BY the public for u forty yeaxs
81 the gums, aud for pnrifyina and cleansipg the
teeth. It stands uneQualled Prepared and for saie
only by .Htss WARTN8FA PRARGE
Druggises. io7 Broad ct, above eth,
Jy q 3z8safE 2fk hichYuonj Va = =
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Gen. Castro ~ s.s4 eAs.<- 1..sidsnt pro tsrs
efysseuasla.
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= Axornst CUsu n B1rs.,l >.

1rFHIsH LlIczHs-- have juat ~
sesSsSa sTraR Y AdsnS ESIrseA e.ssA iot ef svsaiA
able terms. =
S-cuspaas and Isschins prcn,tly stHssAsA
Dyes.ing Room under the Americas Hotofl ard q
night On esh street. Irsnoh oardsa Hnl ct q
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O. FOR RENT--and possession i'm
H:S nfeiiately y-.lie house on 81 81, between Clay
ma Leigh st Apply to wM PHILLIPS.
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Il No FAMILY can afford to be with
out MUSTANG IMMINENT in their house. The
many acc sents we liable to, may render e ne
CESAR any moment and nothing is capable Of per-
sne ssftfr from the hre it csu'4ht and scaided my
o. nanas and p ron yery severely hand almost
awful sight The Mnsiapr Linisnsnf an
pearsd to exi xirsctshe psn almoss ismsdiafely Il
nealed rapidly and left no scar OF account CHAs..
wonderful article. 1t will enre any case Of sweif
ing, Burns. Siid Joints, kruptions or Rheumatism
dollars worth OF Mustang has frevuentIy sayed 4
valuable horse. Itcures daIds, sprAins Kin1bope
SPAWN and Founders. Betuzrs Of imitdfions Sold
In all parts of the hshtabls Globe /
BARNES Z PARK, Proprietors, =
Jy y26-dGcim ~ New York q