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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
The following are the reported majorities

RA-The steamboat Bayou City, plying be-
tween Galveston and Houston, Texas, ezplo,
ded her boiler few days ago. killings & large
number OF persons, principally BEAT hands
and negroes. The exact nun Der is not known,
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ssg- Douglas is to carry the following states:

sS- Douglas is to carry the following states:
The State of ---, the State of -, the
Statesof -, the State Of --, the State Of
-, the State Of, the State of -,
the State Of -, and the State of -,
which will give him 900 900, 900 majority over
all other candidates Bell and Everett are to
carry the Ne,c York Ledger.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
4o ~A2RSA%
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Tn pursuance Of an order Issued BY tho "
IL phans' Court Of Mifflin county, the under
signed, Guardian Of Mary and Margaret Bare
foot, minor children of VIM. and Mary Bare
foot, deceased, will expose to salo, by PatlI'
vendue or outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, October q, 1860,
two elescnths Of tho following described Te'
estate. to wit;
A Lot of Ground, containing about one
fourth Of an acre, situate in Milroy, in 'sn
county, adjoining on the north lot Of Peer
Barefoot, on the south lot of Mrs. Camp
On tho west land of Jacob Hawn, and tronr
ing seventytwo feet on the Main street u
suuzA said village, IN which are ereStee CT
fss.s TWO FRAME D W E L b INV
iifs HOUSES and other improvement. :.
As8 The remaining heirs will uni"
in the sale 80 that the entire property can "
purchased. Term2 made known on day
sale. SAMUEL MACLAl
oct8-ts<
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ss0- Daniel Bcshoar of Derry furnished
US with an apple the other day measuring
II inches in circumference. IF any one
has a larger, send it along.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
l57 acres, l26 perches
EXECUTORS SALE.

vEIFE undersigned, Executors Of the is"
4 will and testament of Wm Barefoot, ho
OF Armagh township. Miffiin county, deccs,
ei, will offer at public sale, on the premises Or
Saturday, October 27, 1860
4 tract or piece Of Land. situate in said Town
ship, late the property Of said d"cedent ar
joining lands of Peter Barefoot Wm. 5 Nr
Nit and others, containing
0o X A-2R2a3s
more or less, all cleared and in good s,n
Of cultivation.
Also, one piece Of WOODLAND. in sail
township. adjuinins lands Of Peter Barefn'
James VI. Brown. and the mountain surrey,
containing TWO ACRES.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock 4. n. d
said day. when terms will be made known y
PETER BAREFOOT, !
JAMES BAREFOOT, + Executors,
JOHN BAREFOOT, 0ctS-s'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
READ! READ! READ!!'

Cairo, IQtisois, July 29thI l'"''
Nessrs. John Wilcox Co: c-. %
Your Impectine," or Persian Fever S1 Un', and
has done wonders. / was wholly despondel. ,Es
wretched when | applied it, and in i've nouiS # /.
chils were removed and no fever has ensuea. .ins
the simplest cure imaginable and wonder OF l;nS gS
and art. l would not be without this inPecn,o ~ bs
single hour. By constantly wearing 1t seem " :
"ague proof"
Yours Worry Truly. .o,r-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

RtY~A Democratic Foster Bcll-Everett
meeting was held here on Friday night
\ CARD To THE PEoPLE.-B. X. Fl
roved, agt., has returned from the Eastern
cities with a large and we'll selected
stock OF Fancy and Black Silks, Delanes,
Dress Goods, Reverser Shawl Clcth Dus-
tiers, and all kinds of other goods in gcrer-
al, which are now open for inspection. He
invites all to call and examine it. The
goods will be sold entirely fer Cash at low
figures, Or in exchange for country pro-
duce. 1T.
LOOK OpT!-A correspondent of the
Tribune, writing from Ulster county, New
York, states that some rascals are travcrs-
ing the State, swindling the farmers, pre-
tending to sell a new kind of churn, and
rights for the same. BY certain represcn
tations and promises they have succeeded
in obtaining large amount of money and
notes, such notes to be left with Pretcn-
ded agent in each town, to whom churns
are to be sent. The notes thus obtained
they sell the first opportunity, and mcre CT
quickly. They have operated pretty large
ly. They have operated pretty largely in
that State and as they mag Fisit Ponnsyl-
vania in time, cur poople should be on
their guard.
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This truly wonderful preventive and cure ioI po:t
Ague and Bilious Feyers will be sent oy i i a. rea
paid receipt OF one dollar. Also ior SaAe -
Pectable Druggists and Country Stores. 100 Min g.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lss Chrnrnerca ha
Richmond, Va Branch odice, Bank oil o'N''
Building New York. Address -
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Aoblle, AIabama, July go is"'
GRx-LpMga

HENTLbMga: .Ao an.
have been snatohed from the grave oy trsSs rsSx
plication of your "Infectine," OF "PeFsisna sveT
Charm For several years | have suneIeGr 10 Sss
threatened, but your remedy has destroyed 'r gtb
case, snd am rapidly gaining an appetite spa
Respectfully lo1B5SSoy
D. \. BAREO''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
LEWIST0WN, PA.
Thursday, October Ill, 1850.
81 Ter annum In advance --sL50 at end Of SiY
mOnths---s2 at end OF year.

Papers sent out OF the County must be paid for in
advance.
s5TEc subscription Of those Of this county
this paragraph comes marked, has expired and unless
newel VIII be discontinued,
We have also set ml' in Mfhin county beyond whch
We intend NJ In future shall subscription.
Those receiving the paper With :his paragraph marked
viii therefore know that they haze under rule.
and If payment Is not made within month thereafter
shall discontinue all such.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
JOHN WILCOX & CO.

COPPER KETTLES, cheap for cash !,
" sepG -. F. j, HOtFMAN N'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28


l-o following - .-. eo,-s a--I-s' oI li'' 04-Lot 20
tlc Orros.l- Convention
%. -t.-.-.r. r.. .- Generations
$50. ar, aesl. @. r-a.s and .go. now, o- dc il,-
aa. u.oa ... Eases %. his assembly, many, d Uo- ..
o.. whom f. -lt. never meet agliu. When you called
me on "Wednesday lt, Co al uale position, acc. ped
be- with "a conviction, -a- i1 yolt oIllat--t -.u-. Eal
refuge $500. c.--r, 1-. without hope Cha. should
m.at Folr arg-1aluou. Ia.t j have received I, -
owing ulrc -o your generosity, tll 10 your --te, u--l
do l.- Fl.-c b. r.e less ON Cha; account AND With my
v-o.e a,lr; tls.N 'e- Toe De- h-, 'a1lo- -ni5epN
a.cI.,o MYSELF Ay l..al Ar STUART. OF Augusta co.--
uyrcc. ., .l.s sud s-.tesa,l.ae address t graceful
lv con .,.ia upon Dis county, tle compliment ami .l 90
cal BOZ, ro tl stand al paid her tribute Co which she VS.
Justly eut.- ed, and the county wLcu sent mc Ac.e
worthy o. the honor you lave conferred upon her, Dol
c4U5r. me- % preside over your ilLDerllOus. There
Is a curious astronomical fact connected With LoudJur,
ot mentioned u am of the alualaCs. There, the
never sets be never even make deciaa-0u towards
the houzol, b-t s. always H pm, r.a..d tae Hon tl4s
j. Faulkner said Sis years - .s I'D turg -u down
from bis towering b,igl- Boa. -..e ar stands s1, aud
his r.r- Arc Quite us bright and "a good .--l more
ri,f tar tftr were before the honorable gentleman
-. - - ,,.- .- Cd -Is court C. ai, irua-ilI h.ri-
- r...- \--.I.1r die tri-4 l.ye rl. 81 word 10
.-.. .i.. .....r....sr There is a sort OF .,r.-.t
49,. ~. binds together ola soldiers tlt have fought
rorf.r side hy ,.ie under the same DIX for twca.y
wears which Que c4llo, wholly shaae oil, although ore
of them Ike Che sz0as 90 che l4--c OF Laegs- may il
The heat OF tlc -c5l have marched over 10 che enemy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28

Rappahannock.--F g Skinner, Walter b. Hackley,
Jas Green, B. F. White Jas W Fletcher JnO Buck
ner, JnO Green.
| Richmond City.-John Dove, Royster, JOS Brun-
NELL Jas II Hackctt, John Poe Jr.. Andrew Johnston
John l. Lyon w II Peasants, Ingram, b >
Barnes, Jas Talbot E S Williams John Cannon,
Luther Libby Thos Duke, II Clay Tyrer, John Carrie,
Thomas w Pemberton, Arson Richards Jacob Ezekie,
Thos Taylor Jr, II Hardgrove, A Stokes. p
Uodcden VIM Holt Richardson, J Copton, Julius
A Hobson. J NJ Francisco, Jno McKiel Jno II Pleas
ants Chas S Mills, ii w Fry, John White, VIM Beer,
Martin Burton VIM Montague, b II Smith, Sr, Charles
Palmer VIM Armistead Fras Smith, A b Archer,
X Howson, w Register, Marmaduke Johnson w ,
Perkins Samn + Adie Thos w McCance Gus Myers,
p Grattan r Daniel, Peyton Johnston George Whit
field, VIM Butler, Thos Alfriend, Geo Gwathmey,
Wyndham Robertson, Thos Deane, w w Harve, Jas
Peasants David Burr, VIM Mcfarland p J Archer
Geo Crutchfeld, John Sublett, Sam' Ragland, A
Judson Crane Edwin Robinson. ChiIes. John "
Wright, Geo w Suith David J Saunders II EIlyson,
Snead, Blair Burwell Chas Elicit, Jas Peasants,
John Freeand Walter Blair + Regnault William Is
Isaacs, Newton, w Green, Geo II Tyler, Fleming Crit
fin J w BeVeridge, w Anderson, John ID Quares,
Tnos Epps, VIM Brent, Jas Mcdonald, VIM IL Belts.
Jas Scott Ro Rdgway.
Richmond Co.-Wm T Harris, VIM Crabbe.
Roane- Alternates-I Smith, d Frost, w Pate.
Roanoke.-Phiip Read, Tinsley, Geo TaylOe,
Johnston J D Logan.
Ro.kbri Lge-SamI Mcdowell Moore, SCHUYLER Brad
ley, Grecnlee Davidson Sam'I Med Reid, Andrew Pat
terson, A Alexander, j Houston, VIM Houston, VIM
G White VIM G Lewis, Glasgow, w Posgue,
Alp Smith, T Anderson, A Alexander.
Roekipghdm.-Jno Lewis, G Ii Lewis R W Palmer,
Geo Gilmer.
RusseH-Wm Dickinson.
lSeon-H w Holloway.
!Southampton.-James B Urquhart, II B Urquhart, II
Urquhar William Urquhart, + Urquhart, II NJ Butts,
VIM II Summerel Joshua Pretlow.
| .Spousyiudnd.-J Harrison Kelley l. A Boggs B L
Holiday $ w Carmichael Alexander Little Gabr Jones
Joseph Tyler John Marye, Jr, G Miller, d Partow,
j S NJ Harron, S C Dickinson, Jno English, w II Cum
ningham d Brock, f McCloud, b Wexford
lS.a6ord-W Pollock, Duff Green John Pollock
VIM j Green Jno & Cook Jas Waller, + + Rose, Rob
G Hickerson, Cbas J French, Abram VanDoren, + AW
Hore, VIM Patton y w Ford
Swry.-J W Wren, Holt, J II Hankins Samuel
Wilson
lS,Rser-G Gardner.
Tayior.-Wson Sgndler, Geo r Latham.
Upsh'r.-Benj Patteson.
Wdrwiek.-Jos Segar.
Washington " Backford, Beverly r Johnston.
Wdyne.-Jas Furguson, l. Smith.
West,noreidnd- - Haryie.
WiAinnsJwg-G Durley, Sydney Smith, 70 Saun-
ders J II Hope, l. Bowden.
Wse-Wm Dickinson.
Wood-P Adams A BOreman.
Wy0aing-Al,ernate-W d Pate.
Wythe.-C l. Crockett.
York.-Heury Smith, Chas L Nckle. Henry Watkins,
Thos Amery
COUNTY ELECToRs.-The following named gentlemeh
have been appointed Electors for their respective
ties Dr. Solomon Parsons Tucker county Joseph N
EtrtW 70 TneL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28
DIR. WISTAR,S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

NIsbINIA TESTIMONY.
Certificate Mr. Noborne Norton Of the Examiner Office
Richmond
RICHMOND, Va, Psb. %, 1880
Messrs W. Fowls Co Boston: GeRtlemeu-I with plea.
testify 30 the merit OF your invaluable lung medicine
DR.. wIsTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY which Is likewise
highly valued by many Of citizens who have tested
10 virtues by trial
first made Of this Bssam three years since for VIC.
lent and distressing cough which ba.d the skill Of physicians
and my Joy experienced such gratifying relief as 10 induce me
peevere In It's always keept by me- and ever find 10
unang in t effects No medicine that have ever used has
gwen such speedy relief Yours truly,
N0RB0RNE NORTON
ey- Caution 10 PHrcdser&-The only genuine Wi.tfrs R
the ierie signature BUTTS" and the printed
Of the proPeors the outer wrapper other vile and
worthless.
~ Prepared by SETH W. FowLR 4 CO.. Boston and for
sale at Wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCEL LADD
co. W: PETERSON p DAVAL, Richmond and by al! drug
gss and dealers In m dieines In city and country
fe23-dkWlm
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A CARD.
sor,rurnu pnor .rn auo ~A = 80,

SOUTHERN BOOT AND sHoE MANDATORY IN Pa,
"A the people ofthe South have generally Allirl
mate hereafter. when making their purchase, IN f.
,rn manufactured goods nd m, resolve '-'tH Sa0
new enterprises, the undersigned dsslr. 10 ls, M
that their BooT and sHoz MASuTicroEr--ons o, n ~,
eity-was established In 1873. By Messn Cook q,
subsequently, CONDUCTED by Mr. Peter Cook with VI ~
Hill Afterwards associated. Originally eoud,,, ~ Al
scale, the manufacturing department Of n. bus,.., %
creased from yesr to year. and II s our purt.. %
still more With an experience Of thirty year. In
BY senior partner and from the fact that both ., a
hrm born and raised In Richmond We Are q,
will be able 10 meet the expectations Of all who d,,l,,
durable and well made soUrHESx Boors and sHo, =, oS,
and on accommodating terms. ALEx mn In's
ja2t Ma ,o,,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28

SURPRISED BY LAUIEs.-Last evening says the Cleye-
land Herald OF tie lS.h the "Amercus" Lodge of Sons
OF Malt in this city, full transaction OF business
when laundering alarm came to the door. 1t was
soon discovered that posse of about fifty ladies had
sormed the outw orks aud summoned the brethren to
surrender The working tools concealed aud the
sacred mysteries of the Order shrouded from proane
eyes, after which the ladies admitted After short
complimentary speeches either side, the ladies pro.
vailed on the brethren to adjourn to the A.heneum,
where 4 collation., followed by dance wound up the
business OF the night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28
Tap worxs OF Miss FAlRns1D.-Nr. Summer Ii

THg WoREs or Miss FAIRFgLD.-Mrs. Summer Lin
coin Fairfield is in this city with a small edition of vo
ume embracing the writings of her daughter. The Phil
adelphia Press, in referring to the work says:
4 very beautifully printed volume OF prose fiction,
written by the daughters of the gifted and Inflated poet
s. Lincoln Fairfield, has greatly interested Us that we
have great satisfaction in earnestly aud warmly recon-
mendng it TO readers-more particularly We have
to believe that its sale will confer benefit upon
the family of SIR. Fairfield. This volume contains three
sories. "lrene-the Autobiography of AL Artists
Daughter written by Gertrude f. Fairfield, NOW Mrs.
de Vingut,) and the 'yce Presidents Daughter" aud
Wife of Two Husbands by Geneyeve Geneva Fair
field who had previously published popular volume
titled GENEVA, the History of portrait"
This last named auhoress unhappily suffers under the
heaviest deprivation which humanity is liable and
therefore, should write tendery of her. if she
had not written we'll But indeed, her writings show
great know ledge of the human heart familiar intimacy
with refined society and small skill in composition
Irene by Mrs de Vingr, almost painfully interested
u 50 touching many OF its They have evil
DENLY been drawn from life and relate, believe.
sorrows and trials which the writer herself had sadly
suffered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28
To CORRESPONDENTS

~ LSrs basoss ust6 addressed % sss Eiiio 81 is
EAig.
Arfc'ss rte1 on oos ss q ne pdrs- toiN rot % ls-
81 Its ruis ~ long str1fnc, ought De tr0cn % az
gai % Ia cl.e br departed os 0ia0ry g0ttoe sscest
tag sighf lirss et.irgef for 1t~sr.strrsUts.
1'sF.rtf rejected C01lllio1+t0rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28

Ia! much be regretted that while the ep ,ymept OF health
little attention paid by many the preservation OF so ine
Unable blessing Luxurious living habits Of Incidence expo
sudden change OF temperature neglect Of the pre-
monoy symptoms Of disease precursors of many
maades Taken upon the rst indication of an attack II any
thing will relieve the sufferer purify the blood restore gOrOr,
circulation and thoroughly renovate the system 1t Sands sa
saparila
tzJ-Soli by Druggists everywhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28
JAMES MEYER, Jr.,
EnLn A rn-.. Z - a.. 4
RUFFIN'S
PllOSPH0R-P PERUVIAN GUAN0,
Tobacco. Manure, Agricultural Salt aud GrolHt Bcat
a & Fl

Tobacco Manure Agricultural Salt aud Ground BClt
a 8 Fl
u G. RUFFIN, CORNER nP iith AND CARY sTRHE1s On ~
Basin, offers TO the Farmers the following MANUREs, a.
his nanufacture-yE:
RUFFIN's PIOSPHOR-PERUvIAN containing per cent
amnonia aud 10 to % per cent bone phosphate line, per
ton OF 600 lbs 81
RuFFIN's BONE ASH GUANo, containing per eest A..
monil and about 20 per cent pone phosphate lime, PEI
ton NJ 1900 lbs, He
RUFFlH's TOBACCO MANURE, eontalning5 PEI cent an.
monia 30 per cent bone phosphate lime, ~ chloride q
sodium, and II per cent sulphate line per Of 2N9
lbs., -"
RUPPiN's GROUND BONE ASH Containing about ~ per
cent bone phosphate lime, dry and pure, per o2ep
, lbs, &W
AGRICULTURAL SALT loose per ton OFF, oOObs ~
AGRICULTURAL SALT in bags, per ton Of 2o00ibs, ~
TIE ABOVE MANURE' put up In strong bags eoslA
l6I pounds EACH twelve bags Of which fraction over
and eau be had Of r. RUFPGS, bis MILL Of Conns
Merchant 10 Richmond; Of 1lIOs BRANCH SONS Ps,1.
M Holdings CO Lynchburg; LEIGH a BROTHER hn.'
-DAnyille fsz,-ei
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THE WRECK OF THE HUNGARIAN.

THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY PASSENGERS-,
PROBABLE GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
HALIFAX FEB. 25th.-The Hungarian's clearance has
been found from which it appears that she had $50 pas
sengers mainly of course in the Storage. No names
have, as vet, been received.
INorE-On the contrary lMitchelIs Steam Shipping
Journal of London, says the Hungarian had only
~ passengers.
The crew &c, of the Hungarian are supposed to have
numbered one hundred. II the reported number of
passengers is correct the total number OF persons on
board must have been nearly five hundred 1t is not
certaned that any persons have been saved.
The following is list of the cabin passengers who left
Liverpool in the ship Hungarian:
Mrs Montgomery, two children and two nurses Miss
Cartwright Miss Anne Forsyth, Mrs. Manifold and two
children g. L. Symes j. Binmore, 7. NJ Valy, D. Zeter
y. Scrltengham +. Quay Mr. Sable and servant Mrs
Binmore, Miss Forsyth Mrs Gibson, Mrs. Morgan, Capt
T. Snow, II. G. Montgomore, f. Burpie, p. Shea, j. b.
Forsyth aud A. Ross.
MONTREAL Feb 25.-Thc Herald Of this city, says:
This mos. melancholy disaster has thrown deep gloom
the eutc city, for although there be absolute
certainty the subject It IS too much TO be feared that
among her Inflated passengers there several of
citizens whose families anu friends overwhelmed with
anxiety for their fate
Among the passengers It ia, we understand but too
probable, the following:
Mr. Brhm,h IN, Of the firm of A. Robertson 4 Co.. and
his young bride, sister of Mr. Andrew Robertson; Mr.
Baltic the firm OF James Bllie & Co Mr. Neil Nor
rison Of the firm OF Morrison Empey; Mr. Roy of tie
firm of Roy & Dulort. There were some reasons f r
fearing Mr. Grant the secretary Of the Grand Trunk
Company, would be among the passengers; but are
happy to learn that the probabilities altogether in IA
OF bis having been able to leave in the Huuga-
rian.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The following stecrage passen-
gers booked in Great Britain and then went on
board reported by Mesrs. Sabe Seare, agents Of
the Grand Turk line in New York: Hugh McCafIey
Richard Maiden, WIN. Kerby. John Daley, Martin Dom
ners, Ellen Sheehan, VIM. Voge, Geo McDermOott Nj
chael Lucey, John Delaney F. Richardson Patrick
McG We in
The first three Of the above booked e. Liverpool
and the latter were at Cork The purser of the vigo
thinks that on leaving Queenstown harbor, the Hung
had nearly 40 cabin passengers aud some 60 seerage
passengers.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-It is thought both at Portland
aad Montreal thit there must be some mistake about
the steamship Hungarian having had 800 passengers
board, she never known TO carry half that num-
ber any other of the steamers belonging that line
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-28
MARSH HILL IN NEW KENT COUNTY. F0R siIP.

OFFER for sale privately VII the Sd day April next, and II
not sold privately to that will on mat day oger
public sale on the premises The Tract Of Land
ihe county Of New Kent within miles Of The white Hos.e
where the Richmond and York River Road the
key and within the distance of Tun.s Station on
said road containing 40 crop of wheat was on
land last FALL and the corn land for the present has
lowed Possession given Immediately Persons Wishing 10 pu
chase are invited view the Ny pos,
Court House.
fs2s-ctds JOHN N Cupfsrr,y
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Hide, Oil and Leather Storo


D. KIRKPATRICK 4 SONS, No. 81, e. Third s,,...
Market and Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia have
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green s.lt.a PAT, Ab
ners' oil, Tanner and curTieu Tools Al the lsv,,
upon the best terms aet
sD- All kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted g.
hghe. market price will be given in cash or ,as.n
for Hides. Leather stored free Of charge and SOLD on
fe2i-dsm
TOILET COLOGNE wATER.-we ha,. -
every variety ofsty which We can hy eSsss
JAS II. PEARcE L Co prD,s..
fe2s Corner Broad ahd a..
COLGATE'S TOILET sOAPS-Au y,5.,,..
" Opodedoc Pa m and all other varieties for ssls - ~
JAS II. PRARCE Co D,r.5p
fe2S Corner Broad ana sIr,
REsOLUTIONs OF TIE PEOPLE sor,,.
Ii Education In Southern Schools and College, Ill
Patronage to Southern authors and editors.
school books" 0'sl
~ Resolution passed at the Southern Comnerell Cos,
at It's session In Savannah, Dec 1855: ''1-'',
Resolved That the encoura Of the Southern .-
and should he given 70 those publishers o. schoo boos
who have already issued or have In course Of pubca
Of school books, adapted to the wants o. youth %
SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS
POR SOUTHERN SCHOOLS
A. MORRIS, PUBLISHER,
Richmond, Va,
Respectfully Invites the attention Of Virginia Teaeise
Of Louisville Kentucky, comprising The Pir.t Sroi r.
The Second school Reader The Thri School RAD
FOURTH School Reader The Ffh School Reader IL ~ ~
School Reader These Readers surpsSs all Others ''1
Also,
CROzsT's ARIrHMETIC--An Arithmetic Tor Gale.
Schools by Clauius CroEet late President Of Jefeor ~
louisiana, Principal Of the Richmond Academy ana 80
Professor OF Engineering at West Point vol 2uo bog,l
| Price BIC.
This Arithmetic has received the rosl decided sppros,
teachers and distinguished Mathematician and a re.,,
many Of them elucd,iol ofthe reasoning
o Il
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COUNTY ELEcroRs.-The following named gentlemed
have been appointed Electors for their respective
ties DR.. Solomon Parsons, Tucker county; Joseph NJ
Kirk Wayne; X. w. Lock, Wetzel-
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IUOUIET CoIOCNR w.Tpu

TOILET COLOGNE WATER.-yTehA,. -
Il for retail sales, superior lot Coogr fy
every variety ofsyb which We can highly reeorns,F
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