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BOOTS AND SHOES.


BRA ADSHAW & UTLAND,
NO. 30, UNION SIREEI,
- HAVE lust received a fresh supply Of BOOTS a.,
81 and SHOES, which will be sold at the very low ~
HWN est prices w
- Iaddes Lsstin CATERS With and without heels' 49,
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels;
Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOoees, heels and no heels
do Front Laced Lasting GaiteTsi
do French embroidered Slippers, something nieei
do White KID Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Slippers, plain and trmme heeedand heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thin Sole Gid and Goat Bootees heeled
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers ealr
do Thick Sole school Shoes;
CbllTens kid ad goat B0ote5, thick and thin Sole
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heelei Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and slippers.
.--.... FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do Calf Water Proof 60
do do de. Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. s Congress Ca teTs; -HNl-..-T
do 10 P. L. do 10
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties
dc D. s.. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters; - .-. -
Lasting Ties.
articles Kept Shoe Store to which invite the at
tention Of ali wanting articles in our line . -
ia n5 BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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EUST RECEIVED ..
Ladies' Brown French Lasting buttoned Shoe Caters
?" Black :. az. a. -, - as
Glove |
Side & Front laced Caters, with and without heels.
Slippers o. French Kid White & Black Satin sc.
Misses Ghirens' Boots, Caters and slippers, with
heels without. AT - College street. JOHN RAAAGE.
jul yi7 . a.-H 81
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Notions and Trimmings!
Our stock comprises largest variety of small Trim
mngs Combs Buttons, &c, &c; Hosiery
Gloves suspendes Handkerchief Umbrellas, and every article
wanted in a Dry Goods Store. ct.
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS;
with the greatest variety of Trimmings.
2OOCases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manufactEre.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quali-
ties; ---..
100 Bale. BROWN SHEETINGs and
SHIRTTNGs;
100 Bales a. and les OSNABURGS;
100 Bales BROwN and BLEAOHEO
DRILLINGS;
80 Cases PLAID LINsEY; -a
so Gases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc;
2OCases SATTINETS;
80 Cases KERSEYs;
5000 Negro BLANKETS Of all quHIities'
1000 COAT BLANKETS, s. 8
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, ETC.;
White Goods and EmBrOideries Of every
variety, Sleeves, Collars, ETC., etc.:
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
MANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, of all
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELvETS, all cOlOrs;
The greatest variety of SHAWLS, for
Ladies; also, GENTLEMEN.S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
MOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment Offering to the trade is the largest and
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
Our Ready Made Clothing complete with large
Of the very goods of the latest Styles all
entirey new.
-ALS0-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Drawers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &C., &c-i
MERINo AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &c, sc.
We prepared and invite the attention Of
prompt paying dealers examine stock and prices.
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
NO.7O, Public Square.
N.B.-we will be receiving new Goods throughout the
season. and stock VIII always be found complete.
AID. co.
HOPED AND EXTENSION SKIRTS, BRASS hoops,
REEDS AND WHALEBoNEs, FOR SKIRTS
A I'D. 90
WARMERS 4 oBeWIET's NEEDLES, Of all sizes
ausl4 A.J.D.Eoo.
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NEW PAIL s WINTER GOODS

in = .3STIU
XKTE are receiving stock Of Pail and Winter Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Has Shoes Boots and Brogans Carpeng, QueensWs
Hardware etc. to which invite the special attention OF all
Merchants making up their stock in this market Il is unns
for anything in regard selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and TO short
time, prompt buyers and cash that prepared to sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock. ..-
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States
to which invite special attenti0n-- -z-2I Il.
Also have large stock Of READYMAOE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality style and cheapness in America
Also, 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which We can and viii se
under regular prices.
Also, 300 pieces Of CARPETING ply, ply, y wool and all
cotton that can be bought Of for less than manuurer
prices. Call and see. rr--r
Also, have made arrangement with Of the largest i'm
porting hOusesn America for ueensWse BY the crate for New
York iObbing prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also. Hardware, Cutlery, Files Axes, &c. &c ''
Merchants who purchase for cash, and give short notes.
and them, will fnd house is the place for them
.- TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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+ -. q. ID, HENSON g. BRO, Whole. -s-.--,
Eaas sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes.
G. 4. Princes MeiedeOnss Buffalo, n. Y.f 7 ~ III n
80 Church and RaflOT Organs Guitars. Vio-1 y U
neiIos Accordeons, Flutes, Flagoe Fs, Drums srnbue
rnes Hanios, everything IN The musical merchants line
large catalogue Of New Sheet Mus Music Books and In
stractor Of all kinds. Orders from the country meet with
prompt attention. Pianos tuned Aocoreons ali other ins
1ents repaired. No 20, Union Street, l door from College
spt3 se4a.
BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.
EWyFTEs Rand Is now fully Organized with twelve In -.
strumeEtsg and It's members aatter themselves tse3
that they are prepared to furni1 good Music Is
Band in the stsfe. EaF repecallg ea the attention 4
Fellows, and other
Qsutenen to their facilities for furnishing Music for Pons
CeebraonS, Sc Their terms shall be moderate. Address
p = 2. RARrHELL, Ssc'y, or
p S-PRoF. BoNNING's QUADRILLE BAND is prcrarrd
make engagements for Music for Balls, Parties on vesy
reasonable terms. Address q above. jan22-dly.
nIANOS.--We have received fourteen more
New Piano Portes, from those unriyalled -
makers, Light Newton & Bradbury, Hsmas II III III n
Bros, which make stock very large and desir-1 -
able pleased to have these instruments
ALI whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold by u.s. shall be warranted to eon in every respect.
Se6l0 q 1zEE We T. FREEMAN
PLANO FORTES, LOOKING-GLASsEs, &C.
WETE have now in store, a fne stock OF Pianos,
Wy Meiodeous, Window Shades, Artists Ma
erials, &C., still manufaciuring Inside1 III IA III ri
Blinds and ali kinds Of Gilt Works. have reoentyd
added largely 70 stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&C. IN word, We intend TE TIEs, please
customers, and induce them parono home instead Of
sending abroad.
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IsHAM @. HARRIs,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE
To all who shall these Presents--Greeting:
UTHEREAs, it has been made known to me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
atroeous murder the 30 Of june 1855 upon the bodies
VIM H. spcer and R. H VAIL late Of our county Of Dyer,
has fed from Justice, and is now running at large.
Nos, Therefore, l. Isham Harris Governor as Aforesaid BY
may apprehend the said George Milton, and deliver him to the
Sheriff JaOr Of county Of Dyer, in order that justice in
that behalf may be had and executed.
Seal Of the State to be affixed at
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of state.
Description of George Hilton.
Heis abOu3j years age weighs about 100 40 pounds,
st inches high; da hair basel eyes, short chin,
the ear supposed to he the result Of ad which
that it is dificIlt for him to close his mouth
years at Crawleys Ridge, in that State. jyl3-d
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above hye IN
sertiOns, and forward bill to this Office
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TsHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee TO
all who shall see these presentgetng where's II mas
been made known to that certain fNW BuRION ch9rg
ed with having committed the Of embezzlement and has
fed from justice, and is running at large;
Now, therefore, l. Iham G. Harris Governor as aforesaid y
virtue Of the and authority in vested do hereby oaera
reward Of S5 to any person or persons Wno may sPPrgnena
the said F. N " Burton and deliver him to the s1 or Jalt9F
Of our county Of Davidson in order that justice in that behalf
In testimony whereof hayehereuntO set my hand and
T. caused tie great Of the State to be atzed at Nssh
y FllieI tle 3lst Gay OF May tcJcs
By the Governor:
]. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
unel2-6
TOLAIN and fuII-BOsOm shirts;
Fine bosom Shirts
Embroidered bosom Shirts;
.-. White Isle Drawers;
White Linen Drawers;
White Jeans DraWers
White Lisle Undershrs;
White Cotton Undershirts;
White Muslin Undershirts; .-..-..-
White and brown English Half-H -HOsei
White and fancy Lisle HalfIIosei
White and fancy Cotton HalfH Hose;
New style Lace silk Ties.
New style Fancy SILK Ties;
New style De goinylle Ties;
Fine fancy silk suspendersi
Fine embroidered Suspenders;
- Suspenders to wear without vests
White Stone and Cameo Vest Buttons;
CoIored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons;
Colored Stone and Agate Vest Buttons
New style Feather Fans;
White and colored Ivory Fans
Fancy snd black Spanish Fans
Just received to-day at J. II. MCGILLS
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store
jy6 Cor College street and Public Square
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Cash.

ry-E wish b buy Fifty good young Ser5 sa - ss23
M for Southern M1rkaii plonl having sues . - VA
All Ella . 'h'E inter - 2 'a - HHHATNRs Ee0.
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New Hardware store, il Market 81

New HAE0WaEC SAOAGs q MzsHEAGs SA'
TMTM. II. WINCHINs dealer in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
w GUNS, TOoIs. c.-Is opening at his establishment
No AZ Market street, next door to n Burns large and we'll
selected stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &C. which he intends
offering exceedingly low for prompt dealers short
time Among the leading articles hand will be found
the following viz: ~, q,
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters and Blaeksniths
Tools: Axes every description and make ortet
of Locks Hinges and Screws Flush and Square Bo Soyels
spades and Forks Grindstones Crlns and Rollers Rifles and
Pistols Double and Single barrel Shot Guns Mil, Gross Cut
and PITT Saws Cotton Wool and Horse Cards Trace, Halter
WAGON and Log Chains Hames aid Collars Picks and Mat
tocks Curry Comls and Horse Brushes.
OOK AT THTS.ssWe have this day received 5000 OF
those extra Eagle Principle scars. Smokers who prefer
tb article should supply themve Immediately. W. doneS
ageste when We they superior any that have been
bIOught here in tWOyears. VESSEL & IHOAfSO-''
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YASWVTLEE LUMBER YARD.

NANNEN
e DARDEN, dealer Lumber, Shingles, and Bolrds,
bag now on hand large lot Of Cedar Yellow and hhlte
ns Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plank Jols sct
ii1g SQUARE Cedar Cedar Plank, and Poplar shingles nave
emitting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar and
one yellow Pine Flooring Single Machine, making Mo-
po1Iar ShiugIesal in constant operation can supply any
t Of Lumber or Shingles at the shortest notice and a. te
lowest prices for cash ~ .; - u III ~ 5j,
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ANDREW :, SMITH,
NO. IS, BROADWAY, EAEHBZLLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRONs CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, WAGON AXLEs, ELLIPTIC sPRrsas,
ND all other articles his line II business which he offers
a wholesale and retail low for cash, at the above stand
fshf-IV
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THROUGH RATES FREIGHT FROM YORK NASHVILLE
noonnecon with NE YORK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
L. 70
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

VETE are nov in receipt Of our stock Of GOODS for the
w FAIL IRA DE, which comprisss every variety of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties,
&c, together with "A Complete Assortment
of Ready-made ClOthings BeOfss shoes,
and Hats.
Uniting all Of the above branches Of business in
thnwe such inducements Merchants
make it to their interest to trade with and would respect
fully solicit examination Of stock wn Ia the city.
.aug2I-d EVANS & CO
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

NY decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
dered July term, 1855 in the case Of v T. Nayauh
vs. Patrick Navauql ct al will sale at the Court House
in Nashville Saturday, the 4h Of September next Lot OF
Ground city fronting 40 As feet North Market street,
ruluiug half vay hack College street, upon which there
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties. al.
Good security required and a lien retained.
jy3l +. X OAEAIAAal, - SIerA.
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ParticnIar Notice!

currently reported sell Goods only by Auction,
while twoths Of sales made privately like all other
Wholesale Houses in this city with grand exception that is,
sell for and short and from Sc o less than
heir prices. [sugIlI TRAUBE & LUCAs.
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TOBACCO WANUFACTOEsA
VIZ MEREDITH, a. and 45 College street, has now
Nv really for sale his Factory, $40 loNes OF Mnuiac
ure Toacco, o. and lO0 and 100 pounds EACH
views Of the te from Ia 70 % cents per pound
all Of which he viii sell wholesale to the trade at prices that
cannot fail TO please.
wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested TO
call and examine Tor themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, sold by the thousand, at less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety at
very low prices. septlJ-u
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, UHlo, AM
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CnaFIestOm and SaVamnah,
vEVE following rates to take effect on and after JUNE l
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks
L 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks AsIL=zA5
Gents fine sole leather Trunks = -stt y "a
do Ealisesi SSass4aAzssAJ
do Kossuth Trunks;
do Hog Skin DO iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW &. RUTLAND.
ian25 No 30, Union Street.
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W7NHfEsSAh AkkAAAN AIS
Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heeisi
DO Italian Cloth side laced Gaitersi
Do Kid Pamp Congress Boots
Do French Lasting Congress daitensi
- Do do do Slippers;
u u 10 Black Velvet and Kid Slppersi
Misses Caters, Boots, and slippers
fine ssotmst Chdrens and Infants, Boots, shoes and
,,.it-l ~ me rsesiyed 5y JOHN RAMAGE,
49, 42 College street
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TENNEssEE ND ALARAlL.A IiAILROAD.

NTONICEs--The annual election Fifteen Directors by the
Stockoders OF the Tennessee and Aahama Railroad Com
pany will take place 81 dayof August franklin
jy3 eodtaugI r. H. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE yANDERBTIT,

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The steamer Wander.
biit from Southampton on the sist aIt arrived
at this port this morning, With nearly 500 hun
bred passengers. She reports yery favorabie
weather for laying the ocean cable. She passed
the steamship Ariel on the morning of her sail.
ing. 40 :. ~ -
The weather in England was i. favorable and
me al wheat ca 6 crop q was Y, very promising
~ me me ~; p i1gate was Oh cape Clear
on IN tue 18th and the British steamer Agatnemnon
on 1d Llngsals On ga1 the same day.
1ntrestlng debates occurred IN Parliament on
sae sSseF PssaSre at gsddsh Lord
Porte, advocated. energetic measures and de-
named i9tl repera1on. Debates had taken
pace on tne 1ndla OIL, Jews bill, Hudson Bay
O2 n',' ana e! New Ca Gal! u bill.
me nrst interview between the Soyerelgns OF
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RIVER AND wEATHER.

CNcINNAT1, Aug. 2.-River risen ten inches.
Thunder storm last night; lasted for hours; rain
fellin torrents. Weather clear Thermometer
80 dogs; very sultry.
ST. LOUIS, lAug. 2.-Riysrscontinues TO fallat
the rate oia6out ninch per hour. All the up
per streams reported high, but running out ra-
pidly. Weather clear; very warm.
canal. Weather clear. Mercury 90.
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ST. JOINS, N. F., Aug. 2d.-Tho following
commercial advices, dated London, July %, are
furnished by the papers received by the steam
the news Yachtof the, Associated Press
LONDON, July 22.-Sugar in good demand at
an advance of Cd and buyers are operating with
confidence Several cargoes of foreign sugar
sold. Refined lump sugar 52sa55s.
The prices of coffee fully sustained and an
average business was done.
Tea dull at 94a9 3d.
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Guras the lurdorey-F6rtunats Detection

DttFItS Tue A4UTuGECE--IOTGHHuCS 4(6bGCktONs--
Yesterday morning as the father of John Burns,
confined in jail here for the murder. of Mary
Ann Montony, was paying his accustomed visit
TO his condemned son he dropped something
from his person, in the hall, '. hich proved upon
examination to be an unusually large s'thumb
lance" 1t was wrapt in small piece Of paper,
upon which was written, distinctly, the words
left arm" The lance was picked up and Sc.
cured by the jailor. 1t was supposed, and rea-
sonably, too that the lance was being conveyed
to the unfortunate man, and, had it not acct
dentally dropped, would have been used by him
in taking his own life,
1t is thought by many, however, that it may
have been trick devised by the father without
the sons knowledge The old mans reason,
we learn, is lettering. His extreme old age and
his recent grevious troubles have almost de-
stroyed his mind and weighed his shattered and
sorrOwed heart to the verge of the grave. All
who saw him as he stood as witness in the
Court House, upon the occasion of his sons
trial, must remember him With deep and heartfelt
feelings of pity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

The UarylandCourt of appeal, in the case of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company VS.,
William Danborn, has decided that Railroad
Companies in that State, are not responsible for
injuries done to cattle and stock by their cars,
in any case inwhich such cattle, &c, are on the
railway tracks through any negligence or fault
on the part of the owners of them; that the
owner ofcattle is bound to keep them in an en-
closure or in custody at his peril, for every en-
try by them on another's possession is tres
PASS, and this law applies as well to intrusion
of cattle and horses upon the land over which a
railroad company is entitled to its franchise as
to the property of private owner. Similar
decisi0ns have been made in nearly all the
States of the Union where the question has ari-
sen.
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FRnM MAsHiNGT0N

AUGUST Pin addition to the steamers Water
Witch, Fulton and Harriet Lane, the Brigs.of.
War cambridge, Perry and Dolphin, the last
three carrying sixteen guns, have been ordered
to take part in the expeditionagainst Paraguay.
A dispatch from General Johnston to the
engagedsin the selection of site for permanent
fertilization South of Salt Lake City Further
than this the advices contain nothiag of special
interest.
sec'ysFloyd and Thompson have returned to
Washington.
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FROM RIO

New York, Aug. 2-Advices from Rio to the
fever was prevailing in various parts Of the
Empire, particularly at Bahia Marinham Bahia.
At Rio the disease waslon the decrease, only
one death was reported on the 18th.
Paraguay was about eVacuating the territory
between the Parana and Urgnevay rivers.
Eegotiatiens were progressing for the surreu-
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIM Ew.I


This incomPrehensibe Liniment, which the grea
t6e al the Of all ads for relief
cancer scrofua Sprains uises, Burns scalds ali
aratons. The propretors give for Of
sufferers the following memorandum of few OF thewon-
tifcates from the parties the
the but their length precludes publication
One Bottle Trinmphnnl.
suffered EheunatIsn, and tried many
Out of Purgntory.
suffering the paugs Of purgatory with Neuralgia for
months, cured by three four applications Of the
Fly the E.ItiIe Chlldren.
as9ghfer o. MIS- Lee on Lake street
Of boiling water The Arctic Imminent applied
andin afew days the little sutferer was we'll
Restored 10 RSenuIy.
Mrs. George K Tyler Canal street. N o had long suf.
9 n e si IN sRd eruption on the face
'ss'SfS4 = As 4 S'f S1or IsiSisi Tumor.
tumor the neck, which resisted all remedies
until he tried the arctic Linimen Three bottles
WondcrfnI Cure!
Mrs Bedford Mobile, confined per for three
years with numb palsy, after being in despair from the
failure of all other remedies cured by Arctic L
An Explosion.
1.,,.o. -.,.-. MEMPHIS, tenn, Nov. 2sth 1857.
hereby certify, that having been badly
scaded by the explosion Steam Boiler
" extra ted from the scads and in verv sSort t
the pain was from the bruises two weeks Was
~ HENRY HAvERsKiLI. residence jackson street.
The Etlind Sec!
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
DR A. G. BaAee-Dear Sir: For more than three years.
degree and tried various and
to effect; induced by Dr. Baum try the Arctic
Linimen and in two months neery well. MY little
vas afflicted in the same manner for the
in eye applied your valuable Liniment, and her
eyes perfectly Thus have l. with one two
curing rheumatism in my back Iwoud not he without
yourinyalpable remedytn my house. YonTstEply,
-. wE7sEER CITY lows, Ny. 81, ISS5.
RUSSELL and with the cures he mentions and
know his statement to be strctlytrue.
Good for Anfm0lS.
TINS invaluable tnlmsnt is also equally in
certificate: Messrs. d Arnot, and Lynch Arnot CO.
81. LOUIS Dec asd, 1851.
months cheerfally testify to its SUI
S ss 81 we'll
that would use other. WeEeep and kept for !
consequently
esisgseat and the Arctic Ln
We cordially allivery stable keepers
others having the of horses
iTNon, ARNoT CO.,
Chestnut Street.
Many Druggists having old Linments hand win try
to sell them you the best do you positively
fuse 70 purchase them Ask for "BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
LIBERAL 1'ropos5lion.
The proprtetors to furnish each purchaser dol
oRs he
emitting the the benefit prop
osition enclosed inthe wrapper
tie The Arctic Ln1mentis PStpp in cent 90 cent
er cent more Inirnent in proportion to their
are theeheapsst. FOrsaleby BRAGG & BURRoWEs,
An Agent wanted In every town aud vilIaf e. Anpliea
tons must asys be by Es5Re975ls refer
= aFt 81 sHa3&w-A9 General Agents fol Wheeling.
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INDIAN FIGHT

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Tho Tribune learns from
gentleman just arrived from Minnesota, that
bloody battle had occurred between n band of
Sioux and Chippewas, near Big Stone Lake, on
the 18th of July. Twenty Sioux aud eleven
Ghippawas were killed.
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NEW YORK MARKET

: AUGUST 2.-Flour dull, 5000 bbls sold, Ohio
Sc better, sales at s4,S0a5,OO Wheat heavy.
10000 bus. sold at a,decline of 1a2c, Southern
red Sl,33, Western red ST, 08a1, 10, white ST.
10000 bus sold, mixed 65a91. Pork dull at
$13,25. Beef buoyVnt. Lard steady. Whis-
Ky dull Stocks dull and irregular. Sterling
exchange nominal.