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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-30
COnfcree Meeting.

At meeting of the Congre ssional Con-
ferees Of the Eighteenth Congressional
District, held in Johpstown on the 23d of
August inst, to nominate candidate, the
following conferees were present:
Blair Coamty-S. r. M'Cune, David T.
Caldwell, Joseph Smith.
Cambria County-Jacob NJ. Campbell,
William II. Gardner, Howard j. Rob
erts.
Huntingdon County-Hayes Hamilton,
George A. Steel, p NJ. Bare
Somerset County-John Knable, VIM
A. Ogle, r. r. Marshal.
On motion Jacob NJ Campbell was elect
cd President, and r. r. Marshall Secre-
tary.
On motion of Wm. II. Gardner, the
Convention then proceeded to nominate
candidates.
Mr.. Smith nominated Hon. s. S. Blair,
of Blair county. Mr.. Ogle nominated
Edward Scull, Esq, of Somerset coun-
ty.
Howard J Roberts moved that the NOM
nations close, which was carried. The
first ballot resulted as follows Blair, 9 !;
Scull, 3.
On motion of Mr. Ogle, the nomination
of Mr. Blair was made unanimous.
On motion of Wm. H.. Gardner, COM
mite of three, consisting of Messrs Gard
ner, Ogle and Smith, was appointed by
the President to inform Mr.. Blair Of his
nomination.
The committee retired few Minutes,
and returned, accompanied by Mr.. Blair,
who, having been notified of his nominal
ton, entertained the Conference in "a neat
and appropriate speech, returning thanks
for the mark Of confidence reposed in him
and for the endorsement of his course in
the present Congress.
On motion, the Conference adjourned.
JACOB VI. CAMPBELL, President
r. II. Morshal, Secretary.
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Hon. =. s. Blair.

1t wils be seen, by reference 10 the
proceedings Of the Conference Of this dis
trict, that this gentleman has been re-nom-
mated as the Peoples candidate tor Con-
gress His course while in that branch
of our National Legislature, during the last
session, came up to the fullest expectations
of his warmest friends and admirers, and
even won for him the confidence and es-
TEEN of the party which opposed his clec-
tion. lie is regarded by all as true son
Of Pennsylvania, and as one of the ablest
advocates Of her interests anywhere to be
found 1t viii give the People pleasure
to re-eleet him by an overwhelming major
itr
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ABRAHAM LINCoLN.-The London C-a-
&c in a long review of the speeches q
the Hon. Abraham Lincoln, the Repus-
hcan candidate for the Presidency Of t..
American Union thus refers to his meu1
powers
at is frcm the speeches which NJ
Lincoln has from time to time GeliyersI
in opposition to Mr. Douglas, that q.
gather some idea Of his mental quaIiia
tions. We collect from the speeches d
MIR, Lincoln that he has mind rather q
the straig ght-forward than Of the subi.
order; that he rather seizcs upon gra
and prominent facts and argues them ,
plain conclusions than builds up elesr
but fragile theories upon tue treacheI.-
basis Of fanciful speculation that he
earnest more than passionate, ana COZ
mandimg more than persuasive, Inis
every one Of his speeches which We hsy
read bears upon the face OF it cyilUl
that he is Honest Old Abe"
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A Mass Meeting

OF the friends of Lincoln, Hamlin and Cur
tin, and
THE PEOPLES COUNTY TICKET,
Will be held at the Court House, in Ebcns-
burg, on TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4th,
at o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Hon. Samuel s. Blair, Abraham Kopelin, Esq,
and others. During the evening a grand
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION
will be formed under the auspices of the Eb-
ensburg Lincoln, IIamlin and Curtin Club, and
march through the principal streets. Similar
Clubs throughout the county are cordially in
vited to participate in the proceedings. Come
one and all.
With banner, fife and pealing drum,
And clashing horn-O come! o come
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SWIFT STEAMERs.-T r

SWIFT STEAMERS The London Fl.
respondent Of the New York H...r
says
There are at least two parties nov o.
gagged in constructing steamers vi,
which they say they can cross the osr
in three days or less fl knew tEf~
cret or plan Of their Inventions. Of com.
you would not expect ne to divulgsr-
Suffice it TO say that / believe ther ,.
bound to achi,vy a success that soberrr,.
ed people would consider fabulous. viii.
in the next five years the voyage be,vs,
New York and England viii be made !
less than five days. That I consider 8
almost absolutely certain. The bases 4
Improvement are, mode OF rropuzr
style of engines, and form and ,iz
hull. 1t is now reduced to prart;e
certainty that steam can be heated up 81.
degrees (Fahrenheit), and that alone
going to effect a saving in motive ravz
of-not onc-ffth-but more than f.s
fitths.
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MoNKBARxs, August 30, 1850.

SEALING FRUITs.-A correspondent
who has been successful in preserving
fruit in jars, for four seasons, says:
81 used sealing glass jars, and my meth
cd is this | put fruit into my porcelain
preserving kettle, enough to fiji two quart
jars sprinkle over it about one quart of
sugar place it a over slow fire and grad
ually heat through (The secret is in
having the fruit thoroughly heated though
not cOoked.) While the frait is heating
[ keep the jars filed with hot water till
the fruit is ready, which of course, pre-
vents them from cracking: Fill up to
the brim with hot water and seal tioht ::
AS it cools, a sufficient vacuum is formed
i'll the jar to prevent bursting In this
way fruit of every kind will retain its fla
vor. My strawberries taste precisely like
those picked from the vines, and sprink.
led with sugar and set away long enough
to let the sugar melt. There is no mis-
take in preserving fluit this way. Some
times a thick, leathery mould forms ON
the top--if so all the better"
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SECRATARY COBB RECEIVES

SECRATARY COBB RECEIVES y
TO QUIT.-Mr. Ebenezer Javn. IOllq
of Life Saving Station No. II on - Aeels
of Long Island, received notice f,aS ,-,s q
retary Cobb few days ago tbst ,.J.a u. Il.
vices would be required no Ionos- as : =
following answer was returpe3 :. y
Cobb by Mr.. Jayne d
"Sir : | take this public ms,1.,
thanking you for your zeal in prosa.s. .,-S Z
members of the Democratic n,rtr 4,.iYi' ~:
have the manly independence r. =
and act forthemselves. have boo- 'g'&
long enough disgraced by hoI5ip~ u
under a niggeT driving adminstr,,;oo- 'Nz
have therefore much reason to conc Z
you for my removal Meantime I'.-' So
er, you viii please take notice H., .,,'5 e
freemen (not slaves Of whom o. Q
have come to the wise conclusioD - :, !. /
pense with your services next Nov.,.tl =
You viii therefore hold yourself IN -.'s -,
iness to make your final exit On II. -. :.
of March next, II o'clock noon A.
me here to add, for your special s5is ,a.'
ton, that while you are quarrelIing -
your sectional differences. profe..;r-. -'.-
to care whether slavery is voted I, . !
down, and making war upon Homes N
Abe" the "Rail-Splitter," there are h, !.
drcds, nay, thousands, who have bsrs
fore acted with your party, delighted :.
sitting on his fence.
Very respectfully vour
EBENEZER JAYyy7
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Rg~Mr. Donald MKay, the great Bos-
ton ship builder, in recent letter, gives
the preference TO American timber over
all others for ship building purposes. He
also says
81 do not see any iron either in England
or France at all comparable to our Penn
sylvania iron, and our copper mines on
the Lake Superior are inexhaustable.-
Let more development be given to our
iron mines in Pennsylvania, and very
soon not bar of iron will be introduced
from England
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ROPE WALKING FOR A COOP PURPOSE
Mr.. John Stickell, a native of Antrim
township, Washington county, Md, a car
penter by occupation, was engaged in
building mill for Mr.. John Cushwa, The
building, brick structure, was up to the
square; Il number of eighbors-perhaps
several hundred-had collected to assist III
raising timbers a rope was stretched across
the building, near the middle, for some
purpose or other; NJ. Stickell was on the
wall near the one end of the rope, and a
young man in his employ was on the wall
at the opposite side Of the building, at the
other end of the rope; the young man fell,
ana in falling, caught the rope, but was
not able TO raise himself, and if some one
had not hastened to his relief, he would
have fallen sixty-two feet, into the og-pit
over which he was suspended. The crowd
who witnessed the young mans peril
seemed paralyzed. Mr. St >kell's attention
was directed to the young mans dangerous
situation by the murmur Of awe from those
below him, when, without moments hes
itation, and without balance pole, he
fearlesslv walked the entire length of the
mill on the rope, over the sixty-two feet
chasm, and rescued the young man from
an awful fate, amid the rapturous shouts
of all present. This was rope walking to
some purpose, and we doubt whether it has
its parallel on record,
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Politics in Philadelphia.

To the Editorcf The AHeghanian:
On Saturday evening last, the Republi-
can Wigwam in Philadelphia was inaugu-
rated, and the event was the occasion Of
large mass meeting and a grand torch
light procession by the many Republican
Clubs of the city. The Wigwam, which
is of a hexagonal form, is massive struc-
ture, one hundred feet in diameter. 1t is
capable of conveniently seating two thous-
and persons. The main or center pole of
the Wigwam is forty feet in height, and
upon this is erected flagstaff thirty four
feet high, making the total height seven
ty-four feet The building is lighted BY
means of gas.
The scene within and without the Wig
wam was animated to the extreme. With
out, flags foated to the breeze, Illuminated
transparencies inscribed with party mot
toes everywhere met the eye, and crowds
collected to gaze upon the scene. Every
where the air was filed with the sounds
of sweet music. The Campaign Clubs,
dressed in their uniforms, and bearing
torches, lanterns, banners, &C., presented
handsome appearance. Not less than
six thousand persons were present in and
about the building, yet not single in
stance occurred to mar the harmony Of
the occasion.
Within the building, banners and Ian
terms bearing all manner of devices were
scattered around. Above the platform
waved mammoth American Flag in
front was Il large Transparency on which
was inscribed, "Our Abe must and shall
carry the old Keystone State )" and upon
the stage was handsome painting of Mr.
| Lincoln's residence.
The meeting was called to order by
Francis b. Warner, who appointed Chas.
NJ. Neal, Esq, President of the meeting.
Addresses were delivered by Henry ID.
Moore, District Attorney Mann, Col
Philip :. White, Judge Kelley, and sew
eral other distinguished speakers.
During the meeting, the Campaign
Clubs and delegations from the various
wards continued to pour in. The '.Wide
Awake Clubs" the Lincoln Defenders, -
the "Sixth Ward Legion" the 'Lineoln
Rangers" the ''Philadelphia Campaign
Club No. ! - the ''Continentals,' and the
"Republiean lnyincibles' now appeared
on the ground, and presented beautiful
appearance.
At q late hour the meeting broke up
after three times three hearty cheers had
been given for Lincoln, Hamlin and Cur.
tsa; aud the crowd slowly wended THEN
way TO their homes, fully convinced that
Philadelphia aud our glorious old Key,
stone State wore once more to be freed
from the polluting grasp of Loco-Foco
despotism. ALPHA.
PHILADELPHIA, -ingHst %, 1860.
kSfT Subscribe for The ALLEGHAxIAy.
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To Voters ofCambria.

l offer myself as an INDEPhNpH'' -.
DIDATE for the House of Representa-
the coming General Election. my
MICHAEL Dan NAvLl'''
Eusbeburg. July II, 1850.
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NHE EST SPRINGS AND GALLlIZn
y TURNPIKE OR PLANK ROAD Coz

BAN l.
The undersigned. three Of the COmmiss.'
ers named in the Special Act of the Geas7-
Assembly of this Commonwealth. iucoTa.'
ting the above named Company passed %.
29th day OF March, 4, D.. 1860, hereby s..
notice that. in pursuance of said act, ana '-'
general act in such case made and Pr9Fies-
approved the 26th day OF January, 4. --
lS+9, with its supplement. books WI. T.
opened, and subscriptions TO the capital >'.--
OF said Company received, At the to-.''-'
times and places, TO wit:
At the store of f. Il II. NuttcT, la''
Springs, Cambria county, on MONDAY. iA,
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday -
24th, 23th, 26th, 2Tth and 2Sth days OF -.
tember. \. D.. 1860.
At the house of Michael J. Smith. ''... an.
in, Cambria county, on Saturday, th'
day of September, and on Monday. lu.5... e,..
Wednesday and Thursday. the iSt, ID '''-'
4th days of October, \. D., 1860
At which times and places two or NOR ~.
the Commissioners named in said act "a
corporation will attend, and keep ul'
books open, respectively, for the P'it'.
aforesaid. between the hours OF @ '.C'a l.-
VI. and > o'clock. p. NJ. of each OF SaiU -.
or until Sa,i books shall have the "h'l
Der of shares authorized 10y SAID at' % --
poration therein subsidized.
nENRY NJIIE1'
VI. y. WAGNEh.
NJ. DOUGLASS,
August 80, lS9O.3t tomF'SS'''
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raG The papers are Dragging Of al i
vention by which leather can be tanned
ten minutes. We have seen the huuz
hide, however, tanned in five. Our scho.
master used to do it in two.
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Fas-Ihe latest gossip from Europe is a
rumor that Napoleon has offered to make
Baron Rothschilds King of Jerusalem.
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n EGISTER AND RECORDEh-

d EGISTER AND RkCOklih.... n,
III Believing that but very SINAI. ...,r.a,
of the citizens of my native county ;'l.r..Ft4 ar
to countcnance fraud, deception ana III rrrr.
on the part of my avowed enemies, ''l- ''I--,rf q
ing that they cannot and will mol "Pi;. ,-s,-
double dealing, treachery and h'SF sfG
tude on the part of pretended irieH.s' f,r tb
myself as an Independent CandIu""
office of Register and Recorder. ,.-..,ai %
a faithful discharge of the duties oi ',ytN
[au2 RObl' H.
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Bs-"Lincoln is dead letter in this
county said the Eastern Argus. To which
the Groton Mercury retorted, Like other
dead letters, hewill bescnt to Washington.
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kaT Subscribe for THr A1LrcHAx1Ay.
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RING STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. V. ND,
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,
D. so Union Street,

R<6@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the las
sSS four years OF Louisville, Kentucky, and who ha
devoted h attention to The treatment Of private diseases for
thirty faers HIMSELF having attended practice for
aud cured thousands he enabled to
s diseases Of private nature matter how bad they
from inudous medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dispenary No. q DesdercE street. between Cherry
and the Square where he all diseases Of private natures
G0EoRHKA cured without naucous medicine intererens
from business.
STRcTUxEs Of old recent date, ectusy cured in few
days. operation Ehichcauses pain Where Strcur
health canne be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and unoermineF the constitution 50 much.
SYPL with all the diseases Of the skn growing out Of
ect osd treatment. efctualy cured in few days,
WEAKNEs particular attention having been given q
this and all the consequences growing ont Of it,
by the destructive habits e inconsldate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS neg y
will undermine the constitution rendering the SUBJECT IN
business society," and causing premature old age
Females may aboring with any difficulty Of the hor
mai rest assured Of immediate relief. ..t
Personsresdng abroad, by writing and stating tnen -,
fee enclosed directed to DR.. A. King No. 23 Deacen
Nashville Tenn Whave the neceassry medicine sent
sduress with necessary directions Strict secrecy Vo
hours from 9oclock the morning until In the evening"
IR5Q-d&Wly
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GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE The History
Of France the Earliest Times French Revolu
tion Of l7S9 By PAGKE GOODWIN. VOL l. (Ancient Gaul
SVo, Muslin.
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T1fHIs Bank has this declared Dividend o. Thirty seven
d0iars and three quarters ars out Of te Surplus on
uVded payable those shO raceEa their
dividends Nashville follows Ten per cent and al iae
onal parts fIuo IN ah RON and aer the date,
and the BE- lance either in sOok par At the BPon
OF the Bank on or after sspsemheri n, lrud
By order of the Board. D WEAVER CAanier.
iulyl~lm
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UnderWenr.

ID BCEIvED asupply Umbrellas ofsilk, alpaca gnghs
4 ald plain cotton same extra lase Others very r. f3r
sammer sse. La1lsl MeaLLL-
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Read! Read! Read!!!

ONE THING CERTAIN.
Atrial Costs but a DOIIar..Try
And be convinced efficacy And is accompanied by
liable and responsible certificates ProfC Medical
Colleges, Clergymen and others Prepared by
H HRLMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
104 South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
Phiadelphis.
NECESSARY CAUTIoS-shoud unpnciped Dealerstry palm
another article which pays better profit and is Worhess
ask for Helmbold's other
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MarshaI's Sale of Real Estate.

10y virtue undry executions directed the honorR
BILE United States Circuit Court, for the Middle District Of
sitting Nashville will public sale
highest bidder cash. in the city Of Nashville at the Court
House. on Saturday, the 9Th Of September 1860 the right
title and interest Ncho Eicho Jr,
now own or may acquire and the following
Of land lying Davidson county, about ) miles North
west of the city Of ashve the Hyde Ferry Turnpike oAd
being parcel of land cOnAipg $685. that
laid of and by commissioners to John Nieho Sr in
and John Nicho BY decree Of the Chance
nv at Nashville rendered the 10Th day of Nav 1852 and
which decree is registered in the Registers Office Davidson
county in HOOK 49, pages I29 and 49, For psricu
lar description which, difference here made to said Decree
registered aforesaid
1y,d upen as the property Of James Tohn Nicbol j
and to satisfy the executions No l746, Levy 70
va James B Nicho l747, Thomas Wood Co JAmrs
Ncho No I74s, Wood Corey Wood vs. James Nichol No
I74o william Ensly Co vs. james Ncho No 1903, In
,k,ep shackelford McKie james Nichol No loO4 vii
liam Epsly Co JUhn Nchoi r NO 1905 Inskeep, Shack
eord Mckee vs. John Nichol,jr No 1916, Alex
Stewart Co Nichol; No e06, sacuel Cochran
CO Va lanes and Nichol r No 904S DOrumas Nixon
Va James Nichol: No 2049 JsfrAy son James
Mic oil No Watson Hdebremn w jams Nchol: No
QO54 Cheesebrough Stevens &c James Neho No e05
Carleton rockingham JPmes Nchol No 2249s Oden
heiner Il Tenneut James Nicrol
Sale within h0urs-posive and without reserve. This
18th day Of july 1860
n fort he Middle District OF Tennessee.
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PLAN7rRs' BANK or TENNESSEE,

NAs July 20 loOu-1
URsUANT notice regularly given according TO te Prov
sons OF the charter Of this Bank, general meeng Of Us
ockhoaers their Banking House N Nas
Vile the purpose taking into consideration the qnon o
tance Of charter banking privileges granted TO e
y a. act Of the General Assembly Of Tennessee passed March
l. I ana for doing other bus2ess might be necessary
and pope 1t resolved that book be spened
At the Banking House Nashville for the subscription OF he
additional stock provided said act and that said book m
kept open purpose until the first day Of October lo0u
A. that the stock SO subscribed shall he paid in full at the
time subscription. lnaccorance with the resolution the book
r. nov opep &C, D. WEAVER
iTira-IB Cashier.
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NOW oder for sale my Farm, situated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city. Il well
Watered highly improved mort desirable place. containing
tEo hundred acres, about half IN cultivation the balance wood
land. ALEXANDER ALLISON.
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Canesa Canes.
"A apis HSIeeILL-
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TH1HE Nashville and Company 10 con-
nerton the Roads below are running an s1pfes.
Tin from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville at
.lo eeed bat with the certainty as their passenger
trains No delay to freighs BY this route .
f..u.s ~ E. w COhEa SupI
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FuII FEoson, ahirfr.

Usf received Full Bssom shirts with
- without col arS; boso OF Linen Canhre Bishop lHgn
Aso snAlllo Of shirts with ane embroidered bosons
apl III noGILL
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TVree NRrings.
Gold Pens

be opened for the accommodation Of visitors by the
~ 10th of June. Persons desrOus Of visiting the
ngs in advance Of this time will on reason
abe terms, by application at the Office Of Wetuaore Esq
TIE RUa9WITPM.
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GBs 9asBSiIIe Onion anS 5usritan.
y y 9 -
Daily IS; TEl-weekly S.; weekly sa.

TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTES 4 SQUARE.
III THE DAILY.
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s 90 attls % fsssH = e. .se1 ~
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COAL OIL LAMPS
q DOZEN Coal Oh Lamps. Of various g,yas, attsd vita
y nsrs-if ~ : sRA1ss, BaOWs = ca
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DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS'
MPERIAL WINE RITTER 9

We challenge the verdi to produce their equal Though
have been before the public year OILY, yet they
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake.
resey for Incpien Consumption, Indigestion Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous oieases, Female Complaints, and all Eequr
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage they truly de-
ghtiu For the aged and nhm, adults children Of
delicate constu'i n they without arrival.
For the Of sore throat common the Clergy they
act like a charm.
Used in connection with pure Coo Liver Oil
Of ehonc Consumption in Albany New York after had
pronounced ncurabe By Of the Pny
sicians in New York City, Mr. Mcran Of Brooklyn,
his entire right side paraiyz BY being thrown from horse
1856 He commenced the Of these Bters in November
and iB well.
Mr. Britain Edto. OF "71s Banner Of LiQht published in
Boston, and Mr. Greenwood No 90 Broad New
both cured Of Piles Of long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
have been cured BY using these Ber We have
possession which publhe Eould every Female
land supply herself with these truly valuable Bers
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD 4 co, Proprietors,
7S William street, New York.
soit by DEMovILLE CO.. Nashville, Tenn and all Drug.
prist uaQQi ar
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Corporation Taxes, IseO.
Hungarian Grnss seed.


DOZEN CaLs Fresh Peaches. reserved and for sale
! - sDrI9-tf MIzRJE, HOOPER a co
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NZEsTERDAY Morning, Lady's Gold Anchor
watch with the Of EdEsrl Farre Bra q strest
M the Ne s36 in-dsa Gold Ckain Locket Key and Pin
we're attached The Watch lost he Public Square or in
is vicinity. The fnder viii be suitably rewarded m isayinV
At the B0okstSrs, No-4, College street.