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NASnVILLT, TLNNy&S E,
HAS ~ -srorT
ao0 .,lr. o.sort,l Iron Ayl,s.
is Ecos Boiler Eiyp,s.
in ono l.r. Pressed E,t.
Oa0 Y, sLrr.
- koos wrought Nails,
50o rooro. or Tmrry.
I 600 ,r,n,rs Thinner, Eiycts.
70 a.tn,-,d Ca,.poc Cutters.
u Suffers,
"0a sheet. Conner.
kan Co,rcr E,oittoos.
I Goa ronnIs nru..
r.n ld..,ItnJ pu,,y El,cls
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To Arrive.

To Arrive.
| 700 Pieces assorted lIoliow-warc Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
1l5 English Pots. : Caldron Kettles,
inD Dog Irons. - Tea Kettles,
% Shaving Skillct,.
II kcg- Nuts and Washers,
6 Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
! Case Copper Timed
- Iron AXlcS,
ij2 Bars Iron. 80 Bundles Iron,
~ Bundles Sheet Iron,
To arrive from P]ittsburg, on steamer Emma
and for sale by d. ID. DICkEI,
Oct. ~. 30. Nashville, Tenn.
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CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
A D MA WORKS

CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
A N D MA E WORKS.
WEBSTER & MANN,
Proprietors, and Manufacturers of
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AM.
BOILERS,
Portable Engines, Of any size required,
Mining Machinery, and Blast Cylinders, OF
Largest Size, Mulay, Sash and Circular
Saw Mill Machinery of every description,
and all kinds of
Mill Machinery,
Portable Saw Mills,
Iotchkiss and Eclipse
Water Wheels,
Sugar Mills,
Kettles,
And all kinds Of
Water Pipes,
Pumps, and
Pump Castings,
Car Wheels,
Frogs and
Switches,
Switch Stands,
And all kinds Of
Railroad Castings,
Brass Castings,
Horse Powers,
Threshing Machines,
Forgings Of every description,
Bridge Bolts,
Angle Blocks,
and Car Bolls, &C., &c, &c.
We also manufacture Clarke's Superior
WHEAT AND CORN MILLS,
set up in frame, and ready for running.
We keep on hand French, Bur, Esorus and
Cologne MILL STONES, to which We call
the attention of Millers.
FSAg.s Particular attention paid to the repairs
of Locomotive and Oars.
The highest cash prices will be paid for old
Brass, Copper, and Castings, on delivery.
WEBSTER & MANN.
REFERENCES.
Thos. L. Es,ill, Resident Engineer Win. & Ala. r. i. Win.
chester, Tenn.
A. Butter worth, s miles from Winchester.
Joseph Carter, necheId Depot, M {. i. r
Jas. 4. Nhitesides, Vice Pres. N G. X. X.
v. X. Stevenson, Pres't n. d G. and North. western Rail
roads.
II. |. Anderson, Superintendent NJ c. R.R.
James II. ,rant. Res. Engineer
A. Anderson, Tern. Il Alar aud Eies'
field " Ky. Railroads.
p. u. Marbury, Pest. Men. & NJ. X. RI
A. u. Coffee, supt.
] Il Robertson, ESQ.,, Manchester, Tenn.
John i. 0neaI, Esq. shelbyvlle, Tenn.
7. Il. Gilliland,
Chattanooga, March nth, 1859
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WHEAT IN KENTuCKY,--Thc Glasgow
Tree Press says:
The reports Of the condition of the
growing wheat from nearly all parts OF
the country are favorable. In no quar-.
tiers have we noticed other than lattcr.
ing accounts thus far, except in u part
of Kentucky.
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The eldest Tobacco House in the
Citv.
JOHN WHORLEI.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &C
IEi3" No. -, Market Street, "1G3a
Nashville, Tenn.
The undersigned desires to call atten'
ii on to his extensive stock of Cigars, To-.
bacco, Snu0s, Pipes, &C., being by far
the largest assortment ever brought to
this marke ct. am satisfied thOtno house
in the Southern country can exhibit q
glcotcr variety of goods in my line and
as to price am determined that no house
shalt iulerseIl me. Call and examine.
lan, 2G, JOHN WHORLEY.
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y presenting you with pr EiruN'S l|NFlNIlLE
iCOKnlAl,.W desire To state its superiority u,rrc y
cry nostrum that n%uIsc.or quaCh has heretofore Offered
you.
First II is The preparation Of o REGULAR rh'si
Ciiu, who is we'll qualified from much experience IN IN
futilc Cnmpltlut8 10 prescribe tr thrm. .ud.-It IS
entirely iTcc nom I~dIcsuilC Or uIiolr ui any hind, and
consequently relieves by IcuuNiu" ihc su1'Iilt Of 'uut
child, instead OF 1cahruiug IT'S sruSiIiliticS. "0l-lt -
Put up with great cue, as a comparison off with .uy
other article hr igGuntie complaints will show the
very roots from which it is distilled, being dug W nom.
the forests unlrr the objection Of N. Eaton, many oI
them BIS his O~u htiis. ith--lt l. pcicCtly L'rrirss.
aud cannot iriuTc The most dcii,aic inEut, aud Is . Ger
tain cure and relief IN al the following cases, which Is
its chief mstt uNcT every other preparation, viIi
FOR ALI COMPLAINS INTENDING TEEIilING
such as ~pYSFN1EkI, tOLlC, Nci also. ~ sUijruing
the gums anl relieving pain. For regulating the bowels
1t is uncquallel. For ,ulj IN The Head It is a su4c rrii-i.
fOr GROUP, tie most Gtal and trying Of diseases. II con
be relied on with perfect confidence awl Icing a pow
ciiul anti gpasmOiiC IN al cases OF ccuvulsinu. ~ its,
We earnestly recommend you To lose 10 time IN pru'u'
ungtL i%astly-it costs 80 much more than other Itrp
afatlpn70 NJ the kimi, that We cannot afford such ION. al.
vciiscmctis as can 49, whose whole expense IS their
adNtrtititg tt The same reason, d. cDumemls itsrliHs
the most Ieliible To all mothers. In al cases. TIE dt
rcciipnS VIA Vel aruund each bottle, must be strictly
followed, puce Is Cents reT bottle.
Sold hy CHURCH 4 DUPONT. Druggists,
No g, Nailcn lane, New York,
AMI by all rcspc'uihc druggists throughout tic country.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA.
A benevo.rnt Institution, established by special en-
dowment for the relief OF the sick and dis.
tressed, afflicted with virulent and
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful dss
%truction oihuman life. caused by Sexual diseases, and
the receptions practised uron the unfortunate victims Of
such diseases by Quacks, several yea rs ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, AS CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name TO Opena DispensaTy for the treatment ofthn
class of diseases, in all their forms, and TO give Medical
advice GRATIS, to all Who apply by letter, with adeS
oription OF their Condition, (age. occupation, habits Ollie
&e.,) and III Eases OF extreme poverty, to fUfNFh
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. III needless ios,a
that III Association commands the highest Medical ssiu
OF the age and will furnish the most approved modein
treatment.
The directors, on review OF the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort, nave
been Of great benefit to tfe afflicted, especially tome
young, and they have resolved to devote themsei,es'
with rene we'd zeal, to this very important but mueh de'
pised cause. ..
Justpublished by the Association, a Report on STeIns'
touhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF Onanism,
Mssturbation or SelfAbnse and other Diseases o. 'he
sexuslOTgans. by the Consulting Surgeon, which WI ,v
sent by mail, Gin a sealed letter enyelope,D fhbho
CHARGE, on receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postsse'I,
other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatnen, u
Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are constantly being puonsnss
for yratuitous distribution. and will be sent 10 ihesn,s ILL.,
Some OF the new remedies and methods Of tIes'h'e"
Discovers during the last year, are OF great value;
Address, for Report or treatment,. On. j. nhIhtS ~
HOUGuTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard AssoeIAnop' W.
2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Iy order OF the Directors
Ezra Il. HEARTwBLL, President
GEo. FArRcHILp. Secretary.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

HENSHAW y TAMBLE,
WhoIc.olq and Retail Dealers in, and manu-
f|acturcrs Of all kinds Of
FURNITURE,
No. SO, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention 10 their
large and select stock Of FURNITURE, and
in SO doing, they feel confident that they are
prepared to exhibit by far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
ofall descriptions Of Furniture ever offered in
this city. They orc offering their stock TO
those who may. desire topurchasc ut wholesale
at very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept on
hand, for salc at the lowest market oriccs.
HENSIlAW d TAMBLE.
May 10Th, 1S5V-ly.
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&c can excel our work IN neat
WpcNCcllcui press yes anu can u
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S2 SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
, 50 Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
NM 10 the space occupies, and the number of changes
mn AZ y. from transient persons or strnng
prescribed by law. '' '''o ''''V
business 81 Cards not exceeding five lines 1Oner year
;;i 80 oE SIN months but for shorter period nothing
Will DC clUNtcd less than square,
~, dhe privilege Of Animal Advertising is limited to
M me advertisers own Immediate business; and all
'SeFtlsemGnts @ FOR the benefit of other persons as
wen as All legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate in by them must
be paid for ut the usual rates N''
~ Adverttsemcnts not accompanied with written
accordingly ''' ~''"' ~
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates w. - ''''
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
vi Sc''''"hs' 'V cents each. mov1l-'.9
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From the Red River Nor'-wester.l
C0nnibalism In the SeIlzirk Country
SIX PEOPLE MURDERED AND gATRX.

SIX PEOPLE MURDERED AND HATES.
Detailed accounts of case of cnnnibal-
ism have lnteIy becn received. The vic
Tins were six in numbers Salteaux
Indian and his wife and four children
and the cannibal, one OF the youngest mem
berS of the family!
Incredible as it may appear, the tale has
been confirmed by too many to leave any
doubt as to its correctness: The most re-
liable version is rs follows:-About the
beginning of March, n Saultcaux named
Ke-wa-kie-sick, who was wintering near
Lac dcs Roseaux, went a short distance
south of "Dawson's track" to hun. moose
On his way he noticed in the snow the
trail Of Indians who appeared to have heen
catching rabbits and while following
along to visit them, he was startled by
finding an Indian woman lying dead in the
track. Her remains were so horribly
mutilated as to lead him at once to suspect
case of connibalism. To all appearance
she had been setting 5snaring rabbits,
when she was killed by being hotthrough
the back of the head. The skin OF her
arms had been torn off by the murderer to
he dcvoured! A short distance further on,
the hunter saw boy named Sha-way-
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An Exciting scone with MIR Rarey.

An Exciting Scene with MIR IERrcy.
The most exciting scene we ever wit
messed was what we call Il mortal combat
between man and horse. A powerful and
most beautiful thorough bred stallion was
introduced into the arena. The horse look
ed around the audience, stood on his hind
legs. plowed up the ground, and presented
the most vivid picture of wild, irrecltim-
able beast. He literally roHred in fury,
and kicked out of pure Viciousncss. He
snapped Mt the groom and MIR. Rarey, and
actually bit his own flesh in his passion.
He tore to pieces every strap which was
placed upon him, hurling the groom, who
had come 10 Mr. Rarey's assistance, igno-
miniousIy the whole length of the ARENA
At one time the horse broke clear away
from all, and stood for moment n consci-
Gus victor il the midst of the excited
audience. MIR. Dycer and Mr.. Farrell both
came to Mr. Rarey's assistance, but they
were utterly unable to hold the animal
He scattered every man and everything
around him like chat. lie was bathed in
a white foam, aud sendings up clouds Of
vapor from his body At one moment he
tossed mp the straw wildly, at another he
sent the strong barriers flying in all direc-
tiOns, and for some time he stood the COM
| pletc personification of diablcric alone in
Tue aTcHit, IohFluS IutlouSIyi ana Tearing
at the barriers with his teeth.
MIR. RMrey having washed his hands and
rested for few minutes, again ventured
to approach him. Then began contest
such as one who witnessed it can never
! forget. twas struggle of art and tact
-against overwhelming strength. Whoever
saw that combat could never be skeptical
MS to the wonderful power of Mr.. Rarey.
For full an hour the battle, it was
nothing else, contnned; now the man
had gained the victory, now the horse;
and the animal, touching the earth, seem
cd to gain fresh strength from every
fall. At last Mr.. Rarey extemporiscd u
strap from the fragments of the broken
bride, and had gained his first step to
conquest; still the horse fought furiously,
rising in the air, plunging in all directions,
endeavOring to bite his assailunt or tram
| pie him down. 1t gave some idea of the
animating scenes Of the Roman nmphithe-
ater to " see compact, slight, but sinewy
man confronting SO furious and so vicious
an animal. A long struggle ensued but
eventually the horse was fairly beaten out,
and lay down painting and thoroughly
i subdued.-Irish Times
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WHEELING, Va, THURsDAY MORNING. july p. 1860.

conaish, sitting by little fire. lie was
about ten or twelve years of age. and ha d.
been cooking something which had the
appearance of human flesh. After a brief
conversation, the hunter became conyirc-
cd that the young. wretch before him Was.
the cannibal, aud would ut once have.
tomahawked him, but forbore lest in that
event he himself should hc accused Of the
cNuutbalism.
Leaving the boy at the fire Kc!-wa-kic,
sick proceeded to tent near hy. ana here
u still more trtghttnl scene mctshisa razc.-
Inside lay the the bodies of an elderly aIn-
dian and four. of his children-all of
whom had been murdered! The father
had evidently been silut while sitting in
the tent and it is supposed that he must
hhve been the first victim. Portions of
some Of. the bodies were cut away, and
from their dccaycd appearance the hunter
CONCLUDED that the murders had been per-
Petrated several days previous, and that in
nc flesh. -
ihat boy so Young should thus beablc
to butcher so many people, can onlybe ac-
counted ior by the supcrstitious dread with
which the Indians regard "Windiroo,"
or man-eNter.
In the present case, the murderer could
not have been urged to,the commission Of
his crime by starvation. When the atroc-
ity became noised among the tribes, Sha-
wa-gonaish was hunted from place to
places and at length, being found at the
Lake ofthe Woods, he was chased into the
woods and shot by his uncle.
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IFrom the Auburn Union, july 81

We are indebted to Wm. Rowland, ESD,
OF Sherwood's Corners, in this county, tor
the privilege of perusing and transcribing
ior publication this yeritablc original let
ter from Patrick Henry. 1t was addressed
10 John Alsop, venerable and worthy
member OF the Society of Friends, then
residing Mt Hudson, n Y, whose son
Thomas subsequently, married Mary, sister
Of Humphrey and Slocum Rowland, Of
this county, in whose family it has ever
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T. SWEENEY & SON.
No. O5 Main Street,
W II " ~ r Tr-y ~ y,

WHEELING, VA
RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IMPOR
IN TATIONS. being the largest they have made
in one Season, and embraces the styles Of WHITE
GRANITE or IRoS STONE CHINA. together with Common
White and COored QueehswAre in great variety. Also
large and we'll selected stock of Pure White, Gold
Band and EancyFRENClI CHINA. either in setts or
separate China Decorated Vases, Colognes Card As-
kets. Tete a TEtc SettE, Fancy Cups. Mugs &c. Also
hneTRlle Cutlery, Chstors, &Ctogetlcr with thcrsua
heavy stock Of the various grades of Pressed Cut
Plain FLINT GLAsswAEE Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and will n-
pcatc TO Merchants their bills purchased in the East
at same prices !. u -. !. -.L tHIIC25,h0
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A Nc,r sensnttn,,.
"A NCW StIIhaTIONs
FROM THE GALLONS To FoRruxE-uENRY
JuMpEnrz HEIR TO WEALTH.
[From the Chicago Herald, July 4.

ONNAH
From the Chicago Herald, July4.]
We saw yesterday 81 letter from the
PruSsian Consulate resident in New York.
addressed to Grcenbaum Brothers, making
inquiries as to the whereabouts of Heinrich
Jumpertz, stating that lady residing near
the place of his nativity had died recently,
leaving Henry, his brother Franz and one
or two others, heirs to q vast estate, con-
sisting of lands. stocks and money, and
requesting the Mcssrs. Greenbaum, bank
crs, to make out such documents Ns were
necessary to secure to Henry his share
in the legacy. The letter stated several
circumstances which leave no doubt that
Henry Jumpertz, so we'll known to the
citizens of Chicago, in connection with
the SoPhia Werner tragedy, or ''harrel
mystery rs it has been termed, is the
fortunate legatec. Bon is given rs his
birthplace, 1884 as the year Of his birth;
it is stated that he came to this country
with his brother Franz, from whom he
parted in New York city, and that he had
been tried and acquitted on Il charge, the
nature of which was stated; and other
circumstances were mentioned which leave
the Identification complete.
romance, which has almost been
tragedy. has thi . -uue Time
seemed inevitable, by the eloquancc,
carncstncss aud untiring efforts of his
counsel; thrown ont upon the world again,
his little all exhausted in the long trials
through which he had passed; willing to
earn II support, but denied the opportuni-
ty, for suspicion and distrust met him at
every stcp-until, time and again, he look
ed back with regret to the long days of
suspense, but kindness and plenty, he had
spent in Jail, and almost repined at the
fortune which saved him from the gallows,
but had given instead hunger and cold and
contumely. A few friends who still be-
lieve him innocent, came to his assistance.
Funds were supplied him, and abandon
ing his original intention to live down the
approbrinn which the grc0tcrpart Of con-
munity heaped upon him, lie went to St.
Louis. Under an assumed namc-for the
press had rendered the name of Jumpertz
notorious-ho followed his trade; and aft
forwards, we believe, employed rs bar
Der on one of the river steamboats,. Where
he is now we do not know. There are
friends in this city, however, who, we be-
lievc, are acquainted with his whereabouts;
and we have no doubt his good fortune
will find him out. 1t is to be hoped that
the litter lessons Of the past will serve
him in good stead in the future 10 which
he is called.
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New YOrk Paper WarehOuSe.

NEE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEA LEHS
" Booksellers, StatiunGrs. Binders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 PER
by purchasing from first hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities, we
offer great inducements to parties in want Of Pa
rers such as are usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, Foolscap Letter, Note, and
Billet FOlia, Packet Commercial, and all grades Of
French Papers. CuIOred Papers, Tissue, BindcrsS
Trunk and Straw Board, BlottinG. etc. etc: Bank
attention pad to sWSplyin. Isanks With Rank Note
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
nartes, Clergymen and Professional Billhends
in stock, ready ruled for Printers from to Heads
to the sheet. Blue and White Move and Laid. In
fact. a complete Paper Bazaar Send for Circulars,
and save your money. Orders by mail, nccompan MED
with cash. will be iIcd well iF present in per-
sua. CARSON & HARD,
ap0-1y* Paper Warehouse. A Deeknan ct.
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Frames, Square and Oval.
PICTURES. PICTURES, PICTURES
BOOGLS! I3OOkSI
STATIONERY! VARIETIES!

AAOS4IEtN, AM"
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
A III OF WHICH WILL SELL FOR CASH AT
IA the lowest retail pricea of pictures / have
NEST cnmplEte assortment, embracing all Kinds of
Autographs and EngTaYings for framing; Studes for
Drawing and Vase Painting that arc published ia
Paris nnt Berlin: also Photographs Of Sacred Sub.
JeGtsand OF the Scnsons-very beautiful.
Framed Oval Pictures. l offer 10 the purchasers If
any of my goods numbers by which he is entitled to
shares at the rate of share for every, dollar
bought IN Watches GS Pictures nml other fine aud
valuable articles. The value of the goods so 10 be
given away is at least 500 ~
As each Watch has ITS own set nf numbers the
purchaser may tax" shares III any of tun he chooses
AS soon s the percentage the goods sold amounts
to tho vhlncnf any of the articles TO be given
away II shall be decided by numbers who shall be
tts pusseSsOr.
FURTHER information can bo obtained. Mt my store
+. LECnER,
.JoGU .su-.G- Washington Hall
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MOUS II.
NIAGARA FALLS.
CANADA SIDE

CANADA SIDE.
FINHE rROPRIETORS WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
4 their many friends, and the public generally.
that they have leased the above house for term Of
years, and have retitted newly furnished, and mniC
such additions and improvements To equal in point
Of style and comfort any hotel at the many inshi0a-
BILE Watering Places This. together with its local
tion, which cannot lie eIraIIed. commanding as 1t
doesa complete view of the American and horseshoe
Falls and the efforts Of the propreors to keep it in
every respect as first-cass Hotel WILL they trust
make the Clifton tnvorite house Mt Niagara Falls.
have their baHe checked for ant, st"n a :snspcr.
sion Bridge" Cana'la side, where omnibusses and
portcrs will be in attendance the arrival ovcry
tram Those by boat from Buffalo and Toronto will
stop at Clifton-IIousC Station on Erie and Ontario
HALLWAY. The house is now open for the sr1snT.
J0SLIN DUNK. .EE, EEtVAvi4 4tpv1t-
~ ASSN 1E0Uso. Toronto.
j. ". DUSKIEE.
Niagara Falls, lCanailn) icl2-1md&w*
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Vh0jcp First Class Insurance


cas', Capital 100000, absolute and unimIoircIl
WIN Surplus OF $JUO,;;oi -.
And the pr.sigcoi IS years and experience.
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Gallg gntelllae1lfEr.
TERMS OF ADVERTIsTi-NG=

Twelve SOLID LINES OF NoNPARE1r (oR ONE 1ScH.l on
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.
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ITO FARMERS.--1OOOlb lbs AmmoniOted phos.
L phatic GuRno, the best fertilizer now in usc
my24 for sale hy &C. HTLDRETH & BRO.
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FIRE AND 1NLANn NAv1GAr1nN

or Losses have been paid ly the .E:na Insurance c.
in The past IS years.
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Assets, january 1,1s5s.
Sl,506,3S7 SIS
lOTAL LIABILITIES:
Up,vnrds OF Ai1.oOO.OnO

Cn5IliIeI c!aiEs not due,.........SlI;l.92BS 81
. Losses Eqnitably adjusted and promptly paid ~ECQ
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s.DONT DESERT An oLD FnIESD Fon ! NEw FACE"
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CtAST SrEEL.-1O tons Wilson IIa1vksworth. FL
~ son & Co.'S Jessop & Sons and Sanderson & Bro
Cast and Shear Steel just received direct from She
field England. For sale low by J.N. VANCE,
auI7 E-t.' fr ~. .RN 4 90 Main st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-12

DLASTER PARIS g. LAND PLAS-.
il TER.-5O bhls Plaster Paris,
20 IS Land Plaster, received by
p. C. IIILDRETII & BRO,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-12

DR. TODD'S LIVER PILLS.-NIore
II virtue in one box Of these Pills than in a gross
of cheap Pills. je22