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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Dr. CLOYD. DENTIST.

ST7ILL be in Little Rock for few days. ..---.--.A
 w He will then leave for Prairie eoup- y ssz-s2> ty, and thence to Pine Bluff, which plaee eSITrEp he expects to reach about ths 1stef venlber. He will be prepared to do all kinds of wQEs n his line in the most approved style. 0et. l&fS5s. 2tF
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Lusf Receir.ai

DER steamer Ligltf9o \ 55 bbls XXXX t'ala Flom
 10 basket pt Cham lfne;
 boxes Scheadam DDS;
 10 gross Matches, 2. For sale by M M. TANIl- Oct. l3. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

k Herald, 18th ult.
 lamship. {
 g fire Terrible loss
 De hundred persons
 pr s!6ocate.l--Aay
 2 sarel-ThriNing
 tg rescued Passen-
 1f hose on board he
 sbe saved on their
 -iqin ef the disaster.
 ged yesterday from
 1t an end to all fur
 9 the name of the
 lg witnesses of the
 from the burning 8lifax, left burg
 mpany's steamship
 aber for this port.-
 nnded the ill-fated
 mp. and the anxious
 have given place ag of uncertainty as
 B. When the first
 ! supposed that the
 stria, as the descrip-
 he bark Arabian, by
 in lat. 45 l2, long.
 i: but more detailed
 to this vessel with
 lat which had been head was the same,
 resemblance was so ID longer be any just A. Whatever doubt Ing the Austria were
 painfully accurate yesterday afternoon tg with the following brew:
 ersons, of whom 19
 persons, of whom 8 ersons, of whom 30 ilul $ and 57 children captain and officers, lthere were altogether In only 67 have been 1 dance of All who , sufocataj cr burned } already sg&5. the ] end io al ( r scture los steamer 70 'he French 4FS ' sii- with iii, alessee. ! lat. 45 0I Fl lg sixty-Nev assen- ere trat fefeed on the Los , which arrixe..ss J. moor. Asnexed afe epte rhber 27, A M Liverpool, arrived in l , afeeTnoo {, with surviving r 'sengers bafet at sea, Septem- ! &, taken from the 'ck On 5he 18th dense on tts after entrance wa instantly put at [ ,ntinued until the erred, were instantly 'eaking through the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
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 ,am5hip.

k Heral lamshil fire Dc ham spr s4foe E sape2 Ly resc lf those sse sav rsaia g
 yed yes t ers H9 the n lg with lifaz, e mpany's aber for lnded mp. and have 4g of m ss WI suppos #3 ##* stra as
 he bark M in lat 1 \; but mt to this
 lat whic head wa, resemb longer Wha Ing the A painful sK yestcrdS tg with t trew:
 ersons persons lersons, 0 ns and captain there we lrn only 6 dance
 slifocat already ! end Q a los stea hs frsnc s# with ff lat 45
 f,g sxty-1t fere traf fl .,Los. Loss x " septnhber LiySrpoo 8 hds 7 afeeg tl sarvivin. S5 bafpt at s A B. tsk ock On he from tts af lpwa inst; ,ntinue hferfed, we -esising u veled at D | boat fir And she va low.
 Le to lsunc it was swa into it, a assengers V gentlemen, the smokir hssengers W of them 2 of them I, but the q ted. The
 six already hen on the
 md threes
 were driven oul to
 lrice Capt. steamer at ued forty
 gsprit.
 D. floating ar of the met 4nty-three pc third office were picke boat. The ying been sw 2 third ofic He passenger others slight Eed three of ime up with t ia boat ol ship They but only communicati he Catastro arrival of u be associated e particulars REws' NARRA outhampton
 lsra Capt. H ln the 2d W ping little m between he Is led again at 4 In weighn bd, by which ling to some I nt, whrling
 fep and burl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

lock On he 18th dense rom the after entrance ip wa instantly put at
 e [ ,ntinued until the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

olooded race, nelther White nor black, having neither habtation nor home," unhappy in their condition--undefned in their identity: advantageous to no one, a misery to them selves, and in worse condition every way than their most undefled African ancestor.
 All admit an evil in their presence, the oues. tion beiug-what shall be the remedy?
 That for those of them, who have, in long and faithful servitude. |" won golden opinions' from their masters, and for thier fidelity. have been given their freedom, we do not hesitate to express sympathy. But that even these could be amply repaid by emigrating to other countries, we can entertain no serious doubt But they form exceptions, and might we'll be provided for in the expulsion of others.
 Our motto is--henceforth- no negro be made free, or remain, if he is free in Arkansas without special legislative enactment.
 They are degraded, and degrade others here; send them to Massachusetts or Ohio where the philanthropist professes to love free negroes better than the free whites.
 We concur then fully in the opinion that for the good of the free negro the slave and the owner of the slave, the former ought by law to be expelled from the State of Arkansas, never to return as resident or occupant of her soil.
 But beside this there is another incubus bllghtng Tn It's influences upon the prosperity of Little Rock. We refer to the fact that it-has become settled practice with resident and non- resident owners, to permit their slaves to 20 at large hiring their own time, obtaining their dN- ly or monthly wages the best way they can, and very frequently by theft or small pecula- ton upon the citizens of the town They enter into all departments of business for which they are at all suited. thus supplanting and d ,yis. Il. lo- wise remain with us, making good citizens, building up the city and adding to its import ance every way. This worse than free'' class, exercising an exceedingly pernicious influence upon servants who are kept at home in their proper places-where all negroes ought to be-. When the master ceases to have employ ment for his negro it is quite time that he dis pose of him to some one who has, For, by the free negro, and "worse than free negro' ex- amples-our servants have attained such eleva- ton in their own estimation, that they regard .
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
erred, were instantly

.seaking through the
 veled at with fearful
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

Liverpool, arrived in Ad 2 afternoo {, with 1i surviving r ,sengers , bafst at sea, Septem- IA. &, taken from the IL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Megascopic Portraits, Life Size.
 E A. HINES Artist

true copy from the record.
 Attest. w. H. ENGLAND, Clerk. Oct l3 1858. 2w Cost of adv $6 50.
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Aesg~A -SwyEr ScES1rn p,7n N. ~

AEy"A SWEET SCENTED PA1n.-Mr. Ned
Powers, an Irish gentleman, ~ has been
in the employ of Teutonic chap named
0skie, proprietor Of the bathing apparatus
under the suspension bridge, for several
days. Yesterday Mr.. Powers and the
valiant oskie got into little fight, the
latter Selling hatchet, making divers
Rourishes and cutting the air in a savage
style, indicative of an intention to take
the rascally scalp of Powers, which, how
ever, he did not succeed in doing, as Pow
ers the aforesaid Knocked him off his pins,
They were both taken before Aid. Wright
and fined. Oskie paid up, hut Powers not
having the requisite coin about his clothes,
went to DURANGO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-18
Tr11st.ee's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated the 2sth day of April, 1859, and now Of
record in Ohio County Court Clerks office. in decd
book No. II, folio 49, &c., from Andrew J. Paunel to
the undersigned, will on the 9th day of July 1860
before the front door Of the Court House or said
proceed to sell the following property 10 wit:
Lo. No. ten (lO in the twenty sccond (22d) Square
of the 3elAir addition said city. and situate on
the corner of Hanpdeu and Byron streets; also one
of George Boardslies Patent blaming Machines and
Albro hatcher.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. of tho purchase mo-
nej in hand, and credit of ak twelve. eighteen and
king from the purchaser purchasers bond and ap-
proved security, with interest from the day Of sale
and retaining lion the premises as a further So
cUrity. HENRY c. ELESHER, Trustee
eg~The above sale Is postponed until the 6 tn
day of August next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
jSI HENRY C. FLESlIEK, Trustee.
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luxury & Economy Combined,

. PER CENT. or TIE coErEE SAVED ASD CLEAR And
/ 0EtielorS BEVERAGE OBTAINED ~ 5 MINUTES.
! ETWE CELEBRATED BUCKEYE CoFFEE POT,
Patented Nov. I'D, 1859; Rc.isSuel April 5, 1850,
the most perfect. eSonomicAfRnd sclcntidc arrange
n'ent ever introduced to tl,e public manufactured
At Main street, Centre Wheeling. va who LsTs AN
exclusive right for Ohio Counts The BucIUvU CNf-
Tentons Of the Te noa IS N SsST
dL'FEGceRteSt, instead of boiling the ground Coffee
and AZ consequence only the desirable qualities ii
the drug are obtained making: the most deli
cOus beverages too that is free from the bitter
and soluble principle which impaired to the Cot.
the score Of economy, it has no equal. Tho Buckeye
Conee Pot has been thoroughly tested and wherever
it has been used Il has been hued with universal iv
single trial will convince any one.
We also continue to manufacture and keep con.
silently on hand the best and most complete
nent OF Tin and Sheet Iron Ware to lie uEd Ia tbs
city. which will sell wholesale RETAIL At the
very lowest figures. .IRpanne, EnRucll,a md lIol.
10" Ware Brass and Copper Kettles. Coffee Mills To-
BILE Cutlery. &c, &c. We manufacture the hest seif,
sealing Fruit Can evernvented every can being pcs
fectly air tight aud secure.
We will always keep on hand the best and most
approved Cooking Stoves for VitheE coal or WOOD
Our Stoves are all OF tho latest Improvement md or
house In the city.
We particularly invite Country Merchants, os
SHosS onSln6 lnr cash to give IA cali heforO pMr-
tereSt so to do. --'" -:
JOhbing of every description In nur line Of bus,.
ness done In tho best style amt the n'St rsabon
bio terms.
Remember the place. No. AZ Main Street. Centre
Wheeling Va. Gjcljl NESBITT DHO
Use LAUGHLINS q BUSHFIRLDI9
- Use LAughlinS L Bush6elds
CGS LHughlins BuSh6ald's sr..-
Superior Chemical Writing Fluid
Superior Chemical Writing Fluid
Superior Chemical Writing Fluid
Superior Chemical Writing Fluid
Why: WhyH Why:
Because il L. o beautiful BLACK.
Because 1t a beautiful BLACK
Why! WhyE
Because it Is permanent,
Because 1t Is permanent
Why!
Because IL Is economical,
Because IL Is economical
Because it Is economical,
And
Is Hs Eo.NI as ArnoldA London lux
Is Rs guUAl Us ArholNT London lux,
l. AS pUoA as ArlIoli's LOEdCn Ink
For BALE by Jas. L. Orr \ Co.. HO1i;.s!loEs
For sale By Jas. L. Orr & Co, lSok sellers
For sa'c by Reed y Kraft. Urun.:s ISIS
For sale by Reed Kraft. Druggists
For sale by ChAs. ". Grahaul. Druggist, ...
For sale by Gina. W. Graham. Druggist
For sale by F. A. Brentlingrr, Druggist.
For sale by Jos. C. Graves. Bookseller.
Manufactured by LAUGnLlNS DU9lIPILD
Iels No.I4, Main street.
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rSs,Tnk GREAT SOLAR ECLIPSE takes
,,ac. this morning. Ii is nm event of I'M
9.ral scientific interest, and several gov
.roments have made extensive preparu-
lions for its observation. In this latitude
the eclipse will be but partial 1t will be-
gin in this latitude about twelve or four
tecp minutes after seven, this morning;
Tie greatest observation will occur about
,welye minutes after eight, and the eclipse
will end at twelve minutes after nine. The
moons shadow during the eclipse, is said
10 pass over the earth at q speed of 1850
miles an hour, or four times the velocity
af cannon ball.
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Trust Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED UF TRUST from Daniel
- T.. Martin and wife, to Chester D. Hubbard, Gin-
ted July 9, 1885, and duly recorded in tho Clerks
office Of the County Court of Ohio County, Virginia
in book Il, page 1876 and by virtue Of another deed
of trust from said Martin and wife Alfred Caldwell
dated August /, 1858, and duly recorded in said
Clerks Office in book 49, page 2S6: the undersigned
will on Monday. the 9th day Of August. 1860, ut II
o'clock, A. NJ at tho front door OF the Court House
in the city of Wheeling Virginia expose to salc by
public auction to the highest bidder, lot number one
hundred anil three (lO3) with nil the buildings erect
ed thereon, situate Mt the corner Of German and
Mnrshall streets in the fifth ward Of said city.
Terms of sale. cash. The title is il disputublc. but
We shall only convoy by decd with warrants of spe-
cinl warranty. c. D. HUBBARD
jJ7 ALFRED CALDWELL.
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Bay EVERY one should know where to
get DR.. S"nford's Liver Invigorator or
Liver Remedy Brentlingers Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla and Dandclion; Kennedy's
Medical Discovery, and Kcnnedy's Salt
Rhcnm Ointment; B1rhave's Holland Bit
tiers; Hoofand's German Bitters; Hostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bitters; Ayers Sar-
saParillni Ayers Cherry Pectorui; Scovilrs
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchester's
Genuine Preparation of the Hypophos-
phites Of Lime and Soda; Dr. Bronson's
i've different preparations of Blood Food;
Lindsey's Blood Scarcher; DR.. Guysott's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
SnrSanarilla; DR.. Townsend's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla; DR.. Bulls Sarsopa-
rilla; DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Kennedy for Asthma; Mrs. Gardeners
Balsom of Liverwort and Hoarhound
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Winslows's
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Chapman's Hoar-
hound Balsnm; EOffs Pills; Todds Pills;
DR.. Mats Pills; Brandreth's Pills: Ro-
bucks Pills; Sellers Pills; DR.. A. Rogers
Pills; Benefits Plant and Root Pills:
Jnyne'a Pills; Holloway's Pills; Wright's
Pills; Ayers Pills; Buruetrs Coconine.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store. by REED & KRAFT.
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Eg~FEIGHTFCL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
IsaEE MEN KLLED.-An accident occur
,.i on the Central Ohio Railroad, Mon
Jay evening. which resulted in the loss of
three lives aud considerable destruction
ii property We have already announced
he fact by telegraph, but the particulars
re as follows. \ train consisting of sew
cnteen cars, drawn by the Hero, a ten
wheeled engine which cost $4,000, was
passing over the Alum Creek Bridge,
s6ont FIVE miles this side of Columbus
The engine had passed over the bridge as
;,r ms the eastern Abutment, when the
amhers gave way, and the engine ran
sgainst the abutment, and turned up and
ELL backwards together with two cars,
which landed at the bottom of the creek,
some twenty-five or thirty feet. There
we're three persons on the engine ut the
iime-JnsOn NnlniX, engineer; James Nor
low, fireman, and an assistant fireman bv
he name Of Smythc, who resided at New
lTk. Morrow and Smythe were instantly
'iIled, it is supposed, and Mulnix died in a
ew hours after his body was recovered
The body Of Morrow had not hcen recov-
'Fed yesterday morning and it is thought
% hare hecn buried in the mud snd water
.snea'h the ponderous weight of the en-
.ne. The engine is perfect wreck, as
3,A the two cars which went down. Two
''her cars are hanging by the couplings
'aa Tour others remain On that part of the
ridge which is still standing. There was
great excitement on account of the occi.
cent which extended into the city of Co.
om'Hs, and all along the road. The
o''dge was undergoing certain repairs, it
"s2.d' andwas somewhat weakened and the
.HE'"eer knowing this slackencd up his
va. %a'H upon arriving at the structure, and
."g oHaFe being little up grade. all the
.'"eF OF The immense locomotive was
fought TO bear upon it. 1t is thought
,-'' " tNe engineer had proceeded over
'o '''d@e IN the usual manner the acct
-s"' would not have occurred.
nj. nan named Richard Durbiu, OF New
wa, WAS on The engine just before it
. ,'. the bridge, hu. the snurts burnt
- ; ,C"' ana Inc engineer persuaded him to
-" .o '"e cahoose which he had barely
- 10 "e'"re the accident occurred.
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From washtnrto,,,

r WAsHISGToH, July IA copy of tho
British order in COUNCIL, relative to tho
war against China, though dated early in
March last, has just been officially COM
munlcated to the Srats Department. y
notice to the same. effect has also been re-
celved from the French government, from
which it appears that Victoria and Napo-
icon intend and desire to act during the
hosuiities in strict conformity with the
declaration of the European Congress at
Paris, April, 1856, respecting maratime
rights. They undertake to extend the
declaration that the flag of neutral pow
or shall cover the enemies goods with the.
exception of contraband of war to all
powers which may be Rcutral in the hos
tilities.
The resolutions of The National Demo-
cratic Volunteers of New York, adopting
President Buehanan's speech ut the R1cck.
lnridge ratification meeting ASIAN express
sion Of their own views, were presented to
him yesterday, by Isaac Lawrence, ascot
ated editor of the Democratic Quarterlv
ReUte1r. To-day, the President acknowl-
dyed them By letter,
Messrs. Taylor, of La, Pugh, of Ohio.
and Rust, of Ark, in behalf of the Doug
las National Executive Committee, have
issued to the Democracy of the U. s. an
address of; explanation and COUNSEL
They declare, as the universal sentiment
Of the supporters of Douglas and Johnson,
that no compromise whatever is admissa-
BILE They say if we have any friends in
any State let them call State Convention
at once and nominate full electoral tick
ct, plcdging the exclusive support of
Douglas and Johnson. We can agree to
nothing else, because to acknowledge the
right of fractions minority to dictate
their terms and suffer the violation of SOL
cmn professions of the Democratic party
and trample under foot our Democratic
sufrages, would be to disdain the national
organization.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-18

EvEEY SUMNER the demand for Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases. 1t
is found to be the only certain prcsc1va-
ton of bodily strength, during IL period
when the atmosphere is calculated to
induce feeling of l"ssitude und lndiges-
ton. The worst cases of Diarrhea and
Dysentcry give way before its potent in
fuencc Innumerable persons, who are
now alive and we'll, must thank the dis
covercr of this preparation that they have
not been swept away in the harvest of
death. The Bitters is recommended by
the best physicians in the land. This is
the best evidence of its real value, because
as general thing, they will not speak a
word i'll favor OF advertised preparations.
They have been compelled to acknowledge
the claims Of the Bitters upon the COM
munity. Sold by al; druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-18

szs~sryr ur.-Night before last Au-
=, scheaaer, a German fresh from the
r,5e,land. got himself mixed mp in row
ii. t;anIbrinns Saloon, Market street.
~, yea. full of beer, we think, and the
So, thing he knew he WAS graphing with
,;,,,e Johnny, the ci-dev"ut liIIiputiuu
ado driver in the omnibus interest
-. ..,us, vss taken before Aid. Wright and
,.t 70 mil, bnt Yesterday morning he was
~: :',somcl a, q cost of something above
;9p dollars.
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8Igg= TelegI(r1pt,
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer
From New York.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Tines Wash
lngton correspondence says that the New
French Ministers first official communities
ton to the State Department, was the an
nouncemcnt that France aud England had
declared war against China. giving assn
RANGES that neutral goods excepting cor
tr96and, would be protected.
t Z. The Worlds correspondent says Senator
CLlngmNn has written letter declining to
support Douglas.
John Morrissey publishes challenge to
| Hcenan, offering to fight him in four
months, for from $40 to $1,000 side.
Nearly 5000 persons visited the Great
Eastern. yesterday
The Chicago Zonaves visit the Great
Eastern on Wednesday, by invitation, and
Will perform drill movements on her deck.
.i' postmaster General Holt, gave notice
Yesterday, that all avenues, streets, lanes.
&C, IN New York, are post roads Ali
private letter carriers are ordered to be
suppressed after the st day of August.
4hlFty-three dwelling houses were burn
cd yesterday in Washington street, occu-
pied bylforty-three families. Loss about
S2O,OOO.
The meeting last evening in Union
square, OF the Fillmore and conservative
men who are in favor of Lincoln and Ham
lin, was very large and enthusiastic. Ex-
Judge VIM. Mitchell, presided. Speeches
were made by Horace Greeley, Rufus An
drews, Daniel Ullman and letters wero
read from Roger S. Baldwin, of Conn,
James o. Putnam, of Chatoqun, Hon. Tru-
man Smith, and others. Resolutions en-
dorsing Lincoln and Hamlin were passed
unanimously.
\ despatch to the Tribune says that Mr..
McLanes return from Mexico, doubtless
looks to his Withdrawal from the mission,
rs there is no immediate prospect of such
change in Mexican affairs as may de-
mand his attention.
Three cases of sun stroke occurred yes
terday.
An old lady named Mrs. Isabella Bur-
ting, was run over and killed, on Hudson
street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-18

WoRcRsTEn, July l7.-Judge Douglas
arrived here this afternoon few minutes
past o'clock, and was greeted by IN i'm
mense crowd of people. A salute was
fired from the open spaces of the depot,
under the direction Of Adjutant StudIey.
A temporary platform was erected within
a few feet from the depot, from which Mr..
Douglas was introduced to the multitude
by Hon. Isaac Davis, who, with few 9TH
or friends, had met him Mt the junction
depot and accompanied him here. Doug
las spoke about s minutes. The widest
enthusiasm prevailed. AS the train left
the depot the crowd followed for some dis
lance, unwilling to give him up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-18

Esy~THE CoUNTRv.-The people in the
country now are busy gathering their hay
and clover, and the monotonous sound of
Of the rife board, whctting the glitteriug
rythe, rings out from every meadow, and
the tall grass falls rapidly before the
arong arm CT the bronzed reaper: while all
redolent Of sweet perfumes, borne on
he breathe of balny breezes. Soon the
.4y will he made while the sun shines, and
-rlc stacks will spring up over the fields
.al the whole country will look like a
80. military camp ground. We cUndole
sill the meadow larks and congratulate
tx grAmiuivcrOus world.
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ssThe PeOnle'S Rank.N

subscription to the Capital Stock of the 'people's
Bank authorized by an net Of the Legislature Of
virginia passed February 2sth, 1860 will be opened
under the direction Of the undersigned, Commission
ers on Monday the 23d day of July next, the oco
days "
Capital Twenty Thousand Dollars Shares, Vwon.
~ Dollars each
Terms of payment as follows, viz: Two dollars ON
each share at the time of subscribing and two dol
lars per share the first Of each succeeding mouth
until the whole amount is paid In.
JOHN KNoTR, SAM'L J. BOYD
u: HARBOUR, GEo. X. WHEAT,
SAINT MCLALLEN, Jun, ALFRED CaIpyyEII
jeE1-lm j. X. DICREr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

B9~RAsPBERRrEs, Black6erries, Garranfs.
GOo'e6erries, Ounces, Peaches, Tomatoes,
and all kinds of PreserUes-arc best kept
in GLASS JARS! Call at the Bridge Cor
"er Drug Store, or at tho Drug Store of
T. II. Logan 4 Co., and look ut the vari-
GUS styles, which they offer for sale at loac
prices See advertisement in another col
nmn
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Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
COUGH

DYSPEPSIA
Why Suffer with It? There are hundreds who will
testify they cured after all other remedies had
failed, by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE. scrofula, Bron-
citis, Pain in the Breast, Side and Back; General
Weakness with all Diseases of Women and Children,
cured by it. Talk to our OWL citzeus-they will
tell you of cures themselves and friends by this
Great Restorative and 1nvigorator.
Sold by MORTIMER l. MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and
REED KRAFT. 81 Main St, Wheeling, Va. anI