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very long and rudely shaped, wisa great bearing
surface, and the powder being very bad, they put
a great deal in the gun, the effect of all which is
an enormous recoil, ! fred enc of those on the
ground, e compare With NY own and q the n in
Shot received blow between my eyes from the
backsight that left It's effects for several days, and
shows its mark still. u fairly stunned me,
Judging from she shooting made, should say
that the Swiss rites are not comparable 10 the
American. though, as there was no firing from a
rest, ii might have been simply bad shooting. With
one Of their rifles | did aot however, make so
good shots as with my own.
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Exports.

INDIANOLA via GALvESTON-Per steamship
Mexico : $50 bbls -four 1900 seeks corn 100 bbis
whisky II cks bacon 10 hhds sugar II bbls lard rs
firkins butter.
PENSAC0LA-Per schr Wild Pigeon 300 bbls
bread zoo do groceries 80 bbls whisky hhds sugar
s cks bacon cks IL bxs wine 1900 scks corn 100
bales hay Is bbs pork SO bbls flour.
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G.P. R. JAMES LAST EVENING IL AMERICA
correspondent Of the New York World writes:

The evening before lie sailed from these shores,
never to return. | spent with him at the Union
Place Hotel. He was in a great flow of spirits.
His plans for the remainder OF his life were settled
He was going to Venice as Consul General for the
Adriatie, a position worth some $4,000 per annum.
In four years he would return to America and
take up his residence permanently in Philadelphia.
Irving was with us, and when the two friends
shook hands it was with the expectation of meet
ing again at the expiration OF this time. They
have met at the end of the long journey sooner
than either expected James was relating to u.s.
rences ii RichmoRd, On his departure from that
that city. The mere mention of the cordially
shown him by the Virginians quite overpowered
him, and in ehoked voice he exclaimed, q They're
a warmshearted people-they're warmhearted
peoplet
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INDIANoLA and GALvEsToN-Per steamship
Charles Morgan pkgs mdse Jones' Express
do G Shuerman-2 do Keep & Garfield 81, sos in
specie to Caballero & Basualdo.
BRAZ0S sANTIAGo-Per scl1r ] Fl Toone- $50
pigs lead to Ayendano Bros.
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New York, July arrived. ship Vim. B. Travis
Lincoln, from Galveston. Sailed, ship Carlisle, for
New Orleans.
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NIGroR HrGo ON THE BLACK RAcE.-Yietor Hugo
has addressed the following letter to the negro
editor Of the Hayti Progress;
Your letter has moved me greatly. You, sir, are
a noble specimen Of that black humanity which
has been so long laboring nnder oppression and
tyranny. From one end to the ether of this earth
the same flame enlightens mankind, and men of
color, like yourself, stand forth as proof OF this
assertion. The materiaIists may dispute the qaes-
ton: but one thing is certain, there is but one
God f therefore, there exists but one father, we
must all be brothers. Indefense Of this truth John
Brown died in defense Of this tfnth have been
combating 81 nay life long Upon this earth no
individual is either white or black-nothing but
spirits You are one Of these. In sight of COD
every sonl is white. / love your country. your
race, your liberty, your revolution. your republic.
Aour magnificent and lovely island is pleasant in
the sight OF all free men. Thence has issued d
great example il has burst the chains Of despot-
ISM. Ysu will help us also TO break the bonds OF
slavery, for bondage under every form must ere
long disappear. The Sontherners, by killing John
Brown. haze forever eNtingushed slavery From
this moment the American Union may be regarded
as destroyed, in spite of the shameful message of
the President Buchanan. regret this fact most
deeply but it is fatal truth. Between the North
and South stands the gibbet upon which was exc
cuted John Brown. Solidarity Is no longer pos
sibie, sueha hainous crime cannot be shared It
must ha borne by one alone. ~
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Nick Thomas, Duble, I'm Cincinnati.
John Walsh, Lamotiie, FIN St Louis
Capitol, Baranco. I'm Bayou Sara. IL
Mary T, Phelps. I'm Vieksburg.
Crosse Tete, Gross, I'm Bayou Sara.
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Arrived satlarlny..


Sehr n Toone, Pennington, 4 days FIN Brazos
Santiago, 10 Godenbow 4 Lesparre = I'd
dist. l6.
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M9IiE RAac Ally TRieks on TUE RAaLRoAp.--
= Aaeshef. ei9it was made on Wednesday night To
thfaw tHe AssissiEni MESSENGER fr9is oif tla tfai
short distance above Whistler. BY pacing 40 iron
iaf aslass SIC Fails. TAo only damage sustained
was tlle wrenchng q two or three lafs froia lie
and 5ge breaking ot gnsge-eoak on
f'le loaGSa0tiye. We leara also. that Two efilrts
RAYS heea made daslhs the present week 10 bari,
bridges on He road. bnt as coca luck wsuid Iiays
=, tlaa ife WIS discovered il time to save them
ron destruction. What q pity The raseals, Who
Wona stopp 10 such low viilainy enaangerln6, thu
lives lgtge hum befs ofpeople cannot 81 ca,,sit
and brought NJ jnsilee. Mobile Evening News
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Railroads.
nnNmGtI L -t.tnr. . .rar

MOBILE Per steamer Oregon-50 bales osna.
burgs McStea, Value &co--l6 do Carroll. How &eo
j do Hawkins s Norwood cotton gins D Pratt
i do Rotchford, Brown Eco sundres to order
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Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, to G Harris-lst dist.
Sloop Tonnere, -, I'm the Coast-2d dist.
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A HoRsE GETTING HIMSELF SHoD.-=A horse liav-
ing been turned into field By its owner, Mr.. JOS
Lane, OF Fascomb, In the parish OF Asheworth,
was missed therefrem the next morning and the
usual Inquiries set on foot as to what had become
Of him. He had. it seems been shod, all tours, a
few days before and as usual got pinehed ID the
foot. Feeling, no doubt; a lively sense of proper
shoe}Dgs and DESTROYS Of relieving the cause OF
ture With his mouth, and make the best Of his way
TO the smithy, distance of mile and half from
Faseomb, waiting respectfully at the door till the
bnagling .artisf got up. The smith relates that
ne found him there ct opening his shed that tic
horse advanced 70 the forge and held up his ailHg
foot; and that be himself upon examination dig
covered the injury, took off the shoe and replaced
IT more carefully, which having been DONE the sa-
gacious animal set oii Vt merry pace homeward.
soon after, &r. Lanes servant passed blythe forge
IN guest oi the animal, and upon Inquiry, received
for answer: .t0h. he has been here ana rot shod.
and has gone home again. [English Paper.
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New Uncle Sam, Stewart, FIN st Louis.
Silver Wave, Mcmillan, FIN Pittsburg.
Oregon, Baker, I'm Mobile.
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A CALI. iron ENGLIsnMEN,--Whi Commodore
Tatnall was on his way In his gig from the Pow.
haitian to the ship of our Admiral during the dis
astrous engagement of the Peiho, John Hart an
American seaman, the coNswai,l of the Conimo
dore's boat was killed by ash otsfrom the Chinese
forts. John Hart left child, i daughter, eight
years old, This child, we are told is almost un-
provided for. No Englis'iman need be told his
duty in this matter. We simply repeat that the
child is almost destitute and add that it will be
pleasure to receive ard to place at the disposal of
Commodore Tatnail any funds which may be con-
trbuted by our cap.ntrymen for the benefit of the
child Of John Hart, one of the men who felt that
s'bood was thicker than water" IN. Y. Albion.
ALE A HCNBuG. - Redpath, the British anti
slavery agent, writes letter denying that the wi
dow OF Brown the Harper's Ferry murderer, has
received = dollar from the Haytien negroes. 1t
appears Sfat the story that $50 600 had been sent
to BrewRss widow from Hayti, has started all the
hungry fanatics in New England and the lucky re-
eipiegt is overwhelmed with begging letters. For
the ISIrpese of preventing further annoyance from
such source, Redpath comes out with the afore-
setd denial.
| Mr.. Bourcicault is writing d play, to be called
q Ionizng,' in which he will take off, in the tren
chant style for which lie is famous, The American
habit Of making a great ado over every distin-
guished foreigner who houors this country with his
presence. .s4
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Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Indanola via CAL
weston. G Harris
schr Wild Pigeon, Neil, for Pensacola,
N 0verton AGO
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4 CHANCE FOR BETS. The Louisville Courier is
authorized to ohar the following bets:
Five hundred dollars that Breekinridge win heat
Douglas 1868 votes in Kentucky.
y FIVE hundred dollars that Breckenridge will beat
Douglas 20oe Votes in Kentucky.
Five hundred dollars that Breckinrisoa Wal beat
Douglas 1900 votes in Kentucky. - Ses.'
Five hundred dollars that Breckenridge win heat
Douglas 1000 votes IN Kentucky.
Else hundred dollars that Breckenridge win beat
Douglas 50uD votes in Kentucky.
fiys hundred deslars that he viii win all The
above }sets.
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Ieares every ruEsIAY !. ! o'clock Z. NJ.

W. a. hhER v. Mail bne.--Fof 3nnalagon vie Pin
uehine, Raton Rouge Pott Hudsnn BayoltSars
ed River Landing Fef Albums, Natehez Water
proof piheyi vt Joseph Grand Cuff WarsnDn ana yeke
s a now steoineF ~ 4 IT,, Capt Joe Phelps, WIN
leave ~ above every u E3AA O'CLOCK II. NJ Returning
she will leave Vicksbng every FRIDAY atl o'clock NJ
ia Agents aS Gar5ndsle sireet ,.
Uewtlral for Yazan fiyar. - VI" - -
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DEsFEHArE FiGn4 Is MADISON GorSrY = Flee
Nm skok.-zA letter nar0 Richmond, Keasucky.
dated July s, says:
learn there was q agist at Mallory Springs, in
this sonrty, on saturday evening, III which iYe
fatally injured, Can give no particulars, but am
informed that il grew eut of the difficulties with
fhs Ahoiliensts &C Bcrea and flle Vigilance Com
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nv INES. BtsANDlEs. etc.,

SatscTihe being dniY authorized agent for the shove
rasntnsd horse oeS liberal te!Ins fp dire M
poItatio,,7 Of III 4ees sli Inc FE IL ; X 49,
hand heha1dsa of description boHaht sl seId on
nar1lassaii
S. WOLFF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
Leaves on TUESDAY. I7ti instant. at6P
FOR ST. LOFTS = WITJI I9pNNE,

fYNa4 rsqs e aboye-The magnificent steamer John
w ;liSh, w. y. Latnothc, master will icaye
Tor s. Louis taking besides through business
eigh. hnd pnssengeTs for Nacca YicksbnrE. Napoleon
memphis and the Bends For through tickets ts oni
ea connecting railroad lines abose engagements for
freight and passagn, apply board Company eice
81 Camp street. F'
3yls n z A Ai,e ia5.' 4 rar,
R- This beat will attend to the Memphis ami Bsud fais
packets. '' E y 'P h'A''p'iS
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STEAMBOATS,.


.T@s34 a. vICKsBURa UNITED STATES IT, IN
czsasA6Sg MAIL. LINE
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Cen. 2rlfifunn i
W White, commander eAves above for Argyle treenvilp
Snnnysde, Eggs Point Imke Washington Lake Care
Ina Landing Ashton pcher's Point Skpwits Lake Prov
denee tioodrchs ling Mikens Bend. Duckporl Vicls.
burg Warrenon NV Carthage Grand Gnf ST. Joseph Rod.
mey Waterproof Nalchez Fort Adams, Mouth Of Red River
9aeq Morganz Point Gourec, Bayou Sara Port Hudson
landings. ~ '
FfeEh taken for ~ landings the YOoo, Talahacie
suhhowef rivers Win privile of reshippiug.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5PM
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Lnfourrhe CAPTAIN
brown VIII ieavc for Donaldsonyille pngueuine Bnoi
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Rvur Landing For
aains N9ehe, Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrcltgn anu Nieksbnrg, every Saturday at E. H.
Inc Daonehe connects ut Vckshurg With steamers
o and will take freight for ali landings on The Yaoo and
Ialahhteia rive sat high water rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets VI eaye ~
their regular days. without fail the hour apnoined Al
business entrusted to their Will promptly ana fhully
attended to- F' ~ '
Containing money iewery other yiuabcs unless reguis
NILS o. ading are taken specifying the end value an
NE freight paid nor for any yanables deposited with The cegb
by Tue pagseugers. contained IN their baggage
Fortnight Or passage apply ON board, OF 70
j. y. PERSON 4 co
tel5 Il Corner OF Uaronlelet and Union strcets,
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WINES AND .loUORs.

GAAAEtAC BlkANDEzas We Rave auoI
snpPy ~ band ans receiving BY sc porteets frog
France additions 70 SOCK oil ibis celebrated and nights
favored brand We have l195 II egth pes 1875 eighth
quarter pipes, 1903 do, do lsG hi hall quarter and eihIh
pipes We nyiie the attention OF tie trade
generally his article sud unaduerated For aie o.
New York terms and prices by
Wal. E. LEYERTGH / co. "a cid levee ST.,
CIV ~ Sola SCENTS in this city.
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UNITED STATES
l@Hs:.saMA1l LINE 70 vIoKsRuRe. etISss., y
SATURDAY, at o'eloak r M s4N
The Hagnthcent u s Anil paeket ha fo,arrh Capt j j.
Brown, Will leave for ponaldsonvillc Plaucriine Bato,
keuee Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adams Eattbezs Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
p. NJ. 's'' 'AVSN
The LAFouRCIIE connects Mt vickslura wI,s thu
steamers Prince and ppe and win take freight for III landing
or .the YaSoo rive- rs high mp as Greenwood ~ ~ S'
For freight or passage Apply bosrd
-. VlRG1SiUS G. UENTaEI,
TT teLa Advertising Agent
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Leaves MONDAY. .IuIy ID. a,aP. N.
REGIII.A q MEHE nm NS

n.y. ~ NJ Louis PaeketFor ST. Louis Cairo Memphis
New Madrd Memphis and all intermediate land
nes-The fine and light draft regular passenger
PICKET steamer New Uncle Sam, q. W Stewart master
VIII ietsNe 10 hoofe FOR relgtn apply
,,, VIRGIGlUS q. DENTzEi.,
lSylL ~, =, = =, Advertising Agent,
}icksburg Napoleon. Memphis and tho Bends '
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sSBippina 'snttlIlgente.

cRrsoKsr orrluE, No. 70 Camp Street, |,
Monday Morning, July 10 1850
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EIeToR HrGo ON THE BLACK RAcE-yictor Hugo
| has addressed the following letter to the negro
| editor Of the Hayti Proqres:
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UPPER MIsstssIpPl.
sT. LOUIS, e-S@ -.
0ass PC AFRO AND si:sEasassat st4

cor toagh tickets this Line and CONNECTIONS. MS no,
torih nj the head Of his colnn and further Information apDy
on noafd Or at The Comanys Office No. ii Camp street gere
pis Of ihe cabins can be seen and engaged
az j.. a. WELTON. Genaral rnnt.
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Leaves on MONDAY. 18th inst, at 8 r. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM
, ff phis ana all intermediate laHdings-The ELEGANT
.ana swift running passenger paekef steamer
Pinnet- w. H. Fulton MASTER will leave MS
above. tor freight passage aIps on board
iyi3 20 " adyer alil, .es,,
90 fhe Planet will pay particular attention ali WHY and
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Leaves on S5fttRtl7tf, sfay q. at + r. H. L
VIEW OtsLGANS AVID STYRFEYE,.
Leaves on TUESDAY. July II, at 3 p. NJ
Regular Low Winter Packet.
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

w. b. BaSou, Geusaaa, CRmPe Grand Ecnre St Man
rice, Montgomery, Coe Alexandria, Norinan,s,
zszssRasazz Barbns and ali Intermediate landings Red
Kye-l elegant Hight draagt and swift running pms.
senger paeket Moro Jos. Augpader MUSTER will leave
above For freight Or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUSG u. DENTXEL,
iyl5 Advertising Agent.
E,Ihe Moro sill lake freight for Jefferson rcshipped
on liah drift STEAMERS
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SHERTFE,S SAT,ES
ou6TnEaE COM DtsrRtorl LA WILLIE DE LA MILE.
| de Ia NouyelIe. Orleans. PINE MERCIER T. do

EiN NGNIO IL Wn writ lie Isle ct vcnte
fao desse par Pionorabe Quatcme Cour de District
de ~ Nouvee Oreans dams niire esss IL roe6dera ID
VENDRED1 " daoat 1860 midi l'Hael de III Gle rls
de Commune entire les Clamp hingaus a Ia
yene publque ct adjudication dc IL preae III les
crption--
Toisipme District IIaET 20 aiArgny. Vaudeville Amour
ct Craps; 70 pes de face la rite Asdeylle pe dc
profondeur 81 peds dc face la DC Craps ped dc
face,
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SNlNe UAls TNITNFN CTHnhsIh.
CoNDITIoNs-Com au moment 1s Capitalization.
u. a.. PARKER
iyl6 IS az 10 II SherlS dc III PHruisse d. Orleans
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Sewing Machines for Million

4 LII families wanting the best and cheap
"A est SEWING MACHINES in the market
are hereby notified that the subscriber will
furnish to order on demand the cheapest and
best article in that line, viz:
The New England Family Sewing Machine,
Manufactured by j. Hale jr Il Co., of New
buryport, Mass. Prices, hand Machine Sis:
Treadle do. $50 Treadle and Table do. S25 !;
Also the May Flower, making the Grover &
Baker stitch, strong, heavy and powerful at
S35, to $40. "The Defiance is "a new Ma
chine, making the stitch alike on both sides
of the cloth. The two last made by the Eagle
s. N, CO., IL. D. Towsley) New York. Ilav-
ing thoroughly tested the above articles ! can
recommend them to all who may wish to pur-
chase a good working Machines, and very
easily learned to operate and not liable to get
out of repair.
All persons wanting the above may address
6. T. DENNIS,
Allegany Bridge, Mexican Co., Pa.
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WOMEN.


HUNTS "BLOOM OF ROSES A rich
"a and elegant color for the checks or lips.
1T WILL NOT WASH OR RUB OFF, and
when once applied, remains durable for years.
The tint Is so rich and natural, that the clos
est scrutiny fails to detect its use. Can be
removed by lemon juice ard will not injure
the skin. This is a new preparation, used by
the celebrated Court Beauties of London and
Paris. Mailed free, in bottles, with directions
for uSe, for Sl.00.
HUNTS COURT TOILET POWDER i'm
parts a dazzling whiteness to the complexion,
and is unlike anything else used for this pur-
pose. Mailed free for 80 Cents.
HUNTS BRITISH BALM removes tan,
frcckleS, sunburn and all eruPtions of the
skin. Mailed free for 30 cents.
HUNTS IMPERIAL PUMADE" for the
hair, strengthens and improves its growth,
keeps ii from falling of, and is warranted to
make the hair curl. Mailed free for Sl.O0.
HUNTS PEARL BEAUTIFIER," for the
teeth and gums, c~lelEses and whitens the
teeth, hardens the gums, purifes the breath
etfectually, preserves the teeth and prevents
toothache. Mailed free for $1.0o.
HUNTS BRIDAL WREATH PERFUME
a double extract of orange blossoms and CO.
logne. Mailed free for 81 90. This exquisit.
perfume WAS first used by the Princess Royal
OF England, on her marriage. Messrs. Hunt
& Co, presented the Princess with an elegant
case OF P~erfumerv. Gin which all of the above
articles were included) in handsome cut glass
With gold shoppers, valued at $500, particu-
lars of which appeared in the public prints.
All the above articles sent Free, y express.
for $500. Cash can either accompany the
order, or be paid to the express agent on de.
livery of goods. HUNT & CO.,
Perfumers to the Queen.
Regent ST. London, md II Samson 81. Phi. Pa.
For Sale by all Druggists and Perfumers.
GGAD The Trade Supplied.
E.. \. STEBBINS 4 BRO, Coudersport
have the above articles for sale.
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Special Fotices.
To Consumptives.

TKVHE Advertiser, having been restored &c
Z health in a few weeks by q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to Lis fcllow-su1erer the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send a copy OF
the prescription used free of chargel, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which lie coucciyes to be
invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address
Rev: EDWARD A. WILSON
A'1
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~-Ou Monday morning we woke
ID found the ground covered with
lie depth of half or three quar-
an icab. We learn that two inch
81 IIorneIIsvilie. A frost on Tues
was Of the wintry kind, bnt
eco came out beautifully about Q
s aud the weather seems very plea
a this writing. LATER.-To day,
.-.sday, J we are having some rain.
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ID I ID:

a-At Shippen, Cameron Co., on
r 10th inst, Mrs. ANLsE EARL, wife
lrl, Esq, aged f~tty-scyen years.
ttithful mother gone to her reward.
ink added to the chain which bind
us % Heaven. A.
~rlqest Of the relatives Of Mrs.
.lhis vicinity a funeral discourse
preached at the Presbyterian
next Sabbath, (2lst lnst.,) at
10 o'clock, by the pastor Of
-lrch.-ED. JOURNAL.
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, neglected to mention last week
.r friend l.. Bird has started a store
a.-land, and is now receiving a fine
/. # goods from the city. See his
-seueut.
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is Lady's Book, for November,
lr table thus early. 1t is as usual
r.a gems Of literature aud news,
he queen of the monthlies. No
.-llss magazine comes within a long
.gl eqnalljng it.
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Rev: EDWARD A. WILSON
NV: Id " NM 4. IIIDUN
Williamsburgh,
[3-Iy.l Kings County, New York.

PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or ex-
peuse, to procure DIR. HOSTETTERS GEL
EBRATED BITTERS, whose beneficial effects
upon the system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down in a short
pace Of time by this dreadful curse, whose
cheeks are wan and meagre, and whose nights
are s~leeplcss and restless, and whose ey es are
ana suuken, with death staring them in
tic face, this compound must prove a bless
ing snatching them as it were from the
mouth Of the grave. None can know its true
value until they have tested it. When all
others have failed, these Bittcrs have rested
the sufferers to Trinsine health. Their popu,
larity in al the Western and Southern parts
should Introduce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
Re- See advertisement in another column.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-18
tNfM Embellishments.
GEORGE SMITH,

BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER,- in the
building recently occupied by J. S. Mann,
Esq. as q law ofie, CoudersPort, Pa.,-would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF the pub
lie. Shaving, Hair-cutting and ShamPooing
done in the most approved style.
Oct. Is, 1903 mo.