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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-02

CAIRO Feb.1.
The steamer Hardy, from New Orleans
25th, has arrived, with n large number Of
passengers.
a great number Of persons are leaving
the Department of the Gulf, in conse-
quenee Of General Canby's recent draft
orders.
The steamer City of Cairo brings nine.
ty-four bales of cotton from Memphis.
Another skirmish took place between
guerrillas and our pickets, back of Mem
phis, on the 2Sth. Several of the former
were killed.
The Andrew Jackson Donelson passed
here for Memphis to-day.
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FROEI LOUIsVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Jan.

LODAofALAA1 y A-A' 90
The Journal is now informed that the
suspected murder of fourteen discharged
soldiers, at Bloomfield, was incorrect.
Ike Ludwig, q notorious guerrilla, was
caught and executed that day by Captain
Terrell, of the Union Guards. In the fore
noon, Terrell had fight with Osptain Col
ters guerrillas, several miles from Bloom
field, and repulsed them and dangerously
wounded Golfer.
Berry is undoubtedly dead,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.
The Richmond Wing of january 30, has
the following;
MACON, Jan. 28.-Private advices from
Savannah state that Sherman commenced
his movement on South Carolina on the
18th, with three columns. The main col
umn going towards Charleston, taking with
it nearly all his transportation The other
two are in light marching order and are
moving by separate roads towards Branch
vile.
General Hill hss issued orders requiring
all non-combstants TO leave Augusta.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.
By the decision of the United States Su-
preme Court yesterday, that the United
State bonds used IS bank capital, were not
taxable. This city will have to refund
to the banks of this city some S3,OOOOOO
which were forcibly levied on, in 1868 and
1874
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bOsTONI 4 CD. I.
The announcement was received at the
SLste House early this evening that Presi-
dent Lincoln had signed the Constitutional
Amendment abolishing slavery, upon
which Coy ernor Andrew issued orders for
q national salute of one hundred guns to
he fred on the Common at ten o'clock TO-
morrow, snd also recommending that the
church bells be rung for two hOurF, and
suggesting similar demonstrations of re-
ioicing throughout the State.
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ARTILLERY HORSES.

T WILL PURCHASE ARTILLERY
i HoTs-H in open market until further notice, At
One Hundred and sixty five (Slt6) per Head in
Vouchers, to conform strictly TO ths following spe
cihcations:
Artillery Horses must be Of dark oOlors sound
in all PARTICULAR strong, quick and active, we'll
broken and s2usre tTOtters in harness in good
fsah and condition, from six (6) 10 Ten QOl years
old mot less than fifteen and Ons-half $50 hands
high each horse to weigh not less than ten hun
drsd and ffty q ,050) pounds.
By order Of Col. Jas. +. EKIH, Oh. Div. O. II.
Department, BASIL L. SPAN6LER
jan23:ls9 Captain and Asst Q. NJ
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NEW NATIONAL BAHKs.-There are now
Eve National Banks in this city. The
old City Bank of Cleveland, Merchants'
Bank and Comm ercisl Bank have been re-
organized on the National Bank system.
The following are the officers of the re-or-
CARNATIONS r-1
TIE NATIONAL CRY BANK OF OLEvELAED.-
Capital stock 5000, 900. Organized Dec. 80,
1854. President, Lemuel Wick;- Cashier,
John F. Whitslaw; Directors, L. Wick,
John F. Whitslaw, g. Ramey, Moses Kelly,
C. Harmon.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BAEK.-Capital
$500, 900. Directors, T. P. Handy, Mslsnc-
thon Barnett, T. NJ. Kelley, VIM. Collins,
James F. Clark, s. L. Mather, VIM. Bigham;
President, T. P. Handy; Cashier, VIM. L.
Cutter; Tellers, 8. L. Severance and W. II.
Kelley; Bookkeeper, T. C. johnson; Clerk,
H. L. Cutter.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BASK.-Capital,
100000. Directors, ". A. Otis, A. Stone,
Jr., D. Baldwin, L, Benedict, D. P. Eells,
W. ]. Boardmsn; President, ". A. Otis;
Cashier, D. P. Eells;,A. s. German, A. Cas.j
General BoOkkeeper, E. R. Perkins; Indi-
vidual Bookkeeper, E. @. SMITH Receiving
Teller, Joseph COlwelI; Paying Teller, Jas.
s. Gre7es.
The Commercial Bank begins business
under the new organization on the 1st Of
March, and the other two in few days.
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associated Press Report.
GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. l.
The Gold market is unsettled. The un-
certainty as to whether any Peace Com
missioners were on the way to Washington
has tendency to check the downward ten
dency. Quotations have fuctuated from
2o6 to 2O2, closing at the latter figure.
The Commercials Washington special
says it is positively asserted that Stephens
and Hunter, rebel peace Commissioner, are
in that city.
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LoRAIS COUSTr.-Ths Court of Common
Pleas commenced its session on Monday,
Judge Burke on the bench. The Grand
Jury are now in session.
Elyria's quota is twenty-five. The Jan
uary enlistmsnts, numbering seven men,
are to be deducted, leaving eighteen men to
be furnished.
The quota Of the 14th District is ], 1,13s.
Lorain's share of this is nearly 800. sr
The oil fever is rapidly on the increase in
Grafton. A number of farms have already
been leased by Eastern capitalists. Oil for
lubrieating purposes, of a very superior
quality, has been obtained from F.A. Ris-
ing's we'll. The Grafton ''indications" arc
altogether more favorable than any in
Lorain county.
The Town Council of Elyria have again
taken steps to enlarge the boundaries or
corporate limits of RIyria.
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IRON wASHINGTnN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
The rebel Peace Commissioners have not
arrived here. II they come it will not be
before to.mOrroW.
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SOLD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb.

TIE Erening Bulletin was sold at auc-
ton this afternoon for $4,000. 1t was
purchased in the interest of its former
prOprietors, j. S. Chambers, Colonel Cum
mines retiring.
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PORTAGE CoUSTT.-William W. Flower,
who assaulted with murderous intent J. @.
Prentiss, in Ravenna, on the I7th Of Decem-
Der, report of whose trial and conviction
we gave last week, haa been sentenced to
imprisonment in the State Penitentisry for
the term of seven years, to be kept at hard
labor during that time, and pay the costs
Of the prosecutions.
On Sunday morning last, about two
O'Clock, G. H. R. Prindle, Esq, of Roots
town, died suddenly in At of spOplexy.
Mr.. Prindle was in Rsvsnna on Saturday,
and returned that night in his usual
health.
SRev.J. Tribby, of RsVsnns, was present
ed, last week, with a purse of Sis, sub
stantial testimony ofthe esteem in which he
is held by his church members and friends.
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DHYSIOIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Il The dispenslton OF PhYsi~isns' Prescriptions
HlWRys receives at our hands that care end Rtten-
tiOn which their Importance demands, Eut none
but articles Of most osFtionEble quality are
used in their preparation
I Physicians Who o5nhde their Prescriptions to
our care, are assurod thst our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
ianyT No le6 Ontario street
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SundrIes on Commission.

6OBsrreIs Dried Apples.
10 - Choice Ball sutter.
Is Firkins
8 Barrels TelloW.
Eggs.
100 Hlour
10 Oases Oysters.
1000 Bushels Potatoes.
No. 40 MerWio streets,
ianiT @. II. LITTLE.
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sNUEHERN news.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.
Gold tonight 2O5.
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persistently their clearance on the ground
of sid to the Mexican Republic against
monarchy. The clearance was not allowed
The arms it appears were for General
Vega, and consisted of two hundred and
eight cases of muskets originally imported
into New York by Man 6 Co, from Ham
burg.
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A letter from Mr.. Thomas, special agent
of the Treasury Department, urges the
clearance OF arms, ostensibly for Liverpool,
under the Presidents modified order allow
ing the re-exportation to original place of
shipment. The Collector of the port re-
fused to allow their clearance under the
construction of the Presidents order and
claimed that the arms were intended for
Mexico.
Surveyor General E. F. Poole urged
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NEWS FROM REBEL PHPEKO.

Return of Mr.. Singleton.
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j. S. Rock, colored, of Massachusetts,
was to-day, on motion of Senator Sumner,
admitted as an attorney and counsellor in
the Supreme Court of the United States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-25

u.r, tsssl,slte fliraim mftef
tsm o, btly Oh tla fnhl.ei ~
afNnt fIttH.
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ffrfing Yt
Ifr evident hai ene If fh' tIlfi
eliesi. IN ibo odptl hmeoi " wv
Rafsap, gm 10 execute ~ good laiih
lhh Uldamt'Ioh n tho lPfrsllfti
cmnhelpalihq Az prfsgn4 brli q
slaves, 10 control ihtm md ID iccufo
Their dght. ~ lralmen, until tieh
time ~ ihr States ~ whicl ihey
bnse been held ~ slaves, shall 80
amend THEN lgs a. 70 give them 90
oestta their courts. and other riglfia
absolutely essential ~ them NJ freed
men, ffeqaen, Complaints are nab
~ tie military mihorities, anl ~
the o0ieora Of The Freedmen bn
teln, ~ III treatment u colorcl men
by their former masters. Va several
instances freedmen base been mur
lcrsd lgr very trlunI oOen'G, 10
,o,no instances for merely attempt
ne the exercise Of rights freely &C.
corded TO every white man ~ til"
State,
From these facts it appears that
there 4 q class Of citizens who fail 20
realize that the institution Of slavery
no longer exists, and that all state
mNs relating to colorcd men, whicl,
nrc ineonsislen, with the President
emancipation Proclamation, are null
and void. Paragraph VII, Circular
No, 3, from the bureau Of freedmen,
refugees, and abandoned lands, Of
date May 30, 1868, which was ap.
proved by President Johnson, on June
md, 1866, makes it the duty Of oli'
GERS Of tina, Bureau, as well Us OF all
military officers, TO pursue such u
course on Tbs question As must result
in convincing all classes not only Of
the necessity Of treating former
slaves rs frccmcn, but Of cnac,ing
sach laws as will render unnecessary
any further interference On the part
Of the general Government.
In compliance with the order
above mentioned in every locality
where the negroes are denied the
right Of giving testimony before the
l.wal tr;hunals.Hr of nnnpnlinv 10
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TUE ATLANTIC CAnLg.-Adviccs
from Hearts Content, Of the 18th
via Ashby Bay Of the f7tls, report
the British war steamers Ineriblc
and Gallatin arrived ut st. Johns,
Newfoundland, At nine o'clock
They report the Great Eastern to
have returned tn Shannon. Ireland,
On the 11sh. The Captain reports
tina. the cable parted on Wednesday,
the 2nd issl., IN 1900 fashcms water.
Il was grapplcd three timcs, and was
raissd 9G0 fashoms respectively.
The graphing broke, but the cable
remained unbrokcn, and the Grca.
/ Eastern returned fr stronger and
better gcar.
William Marley, orc Of the clcctri-
clans, writes cnecwagingly, saying
that ''whcn the proper tackle b pre-.
pared, VIC will probably commence
graphing for the cable sgaiR, ono
hundred miles csss II Ihc break,
where the watcs il only 1900 hun.
drcd fa,homs deep The buoy rides
we'll, bring fastened with pieces Of
condemned cable. Mr.. Field is in
good health. fif Adi'
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Ssilf, 10 ~, rai,rs

ttt.l fa.altn fhe fllrainf mlrf
"a sm o,.Y. lHfly ou 'la tibl'a ~
.pliernbt totes
I|HurUuYf u%frfrf
Jr.Hf sag ti l'Di
Iimu ia Eleteug LeJ sifpQ n
rHpsli refufsi
nrtr sn, I luy iuf' received
gour lagm ~ Che itb, ul answet,
yon are 10 roDitnue collecting tniJ
liz t,si Al spurtiel, o mol fnf
itef o,ftfA w hlp e. tplfat 'lt
export iix 90 plf that Is ono lollpr
por bale. yon bot ietlcr appoint dep
niie4 ip watch the roads, and II there
nrorsruc. 10 yuur ~Hitt rho have
t,len cotton ~ iaaflst withph "a,
ny che lns, they are liable 70 pay
double tax, ml you must collect II,
as such removal is o refusal 70 pay
the tny. III goes from other conn
ties without paying laS, the shcrids
of such counties must obAcrye the
same rule W. H. SntnRri, !
Prov. Gov of Miss.
M persons who have ,hcn cotton
10 market since the lIth day Of July,
lsG6, must rome Up ani pay isc
the tax Of one dollar per bale, OF If |
have TO 70 after them, ! will mike
them pay two dollars per bale. And
All persons intending to carry cotton
to markc, hereafter, must call at my
Office and pay the tax Of one dollar
per bale before they start, or they
will be- taxed double with costs.
All persons liable to rny tax IN.
der the Governors Proclamation OF
the 18th Of July, must come forward
and pay the same or they Will have to
pay double ,aS, with costs. All cot.
ton from other counties found pass.
ing through this county, upon which
the tax has not been paid. will be as
sesscl double, and costs.
james l.. Fletcher,
Sheriff aud Tax collector " pano.
Ia County.
August H. 1866.
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"Sir, ! shall never forge, the ser.
vice you have rendered me, as wei
as to my party" said anew hcdgcd
NJ. Y. 10 IN active surrs~tcr."
"Nonsnsc,'' said the free and in
dependents II have not worked hns,l
either for your sake or the sake Of
yosr principles. lGhS-sPiss dc
othcrs.' atss aW
n Ssx6xishca ny acss ycsna
lady, as your sentiments: you make
INC START. i
.Wcll, sir, I've been wanting you
to start ix tho las, half hour
March should b. the hest month
IN volunteer hill
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IDf #ffa Ofgnt
W ~
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TTsT OF LEfFERs

Rezaiaiug q the Nashville ROst Office,
wednesday, Nov. %. 1895.
The List Of uncalled for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIOS, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
psper having the largest circulation, in.
GLIDING the army.
All letter. advertised are subject 10 N extra
.fr--sa Il one cent Fcfsous ealing for them viii
800 b. prepared with the Necessary chaf ge.
Persons calling for these letters VII please ray
tf,ev are advertised, and give the date Of list
An letters not taken cot In 0ue month will be
.sri - tlie General Post Ofice ~ dead letters.
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For sac.

OK BILLIARD TABt.HS, Win Fhealsn's ooush
sold prsvious 10 10 son q Docenbaf maxi, VII ~
sold ~ fud1c A1cuon WITH sodr years lseee o. cna
II he eneat rocms n Nashville, si1e 6oxto, sne ,
adioining rocns. Fer fdrther particulars Esquire
6 J. LYONS BLIZZARD kooEnl
nsF&-iu uEioa street. NsshEiia
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property,

OPTICS ASSISTANT QuAETEHNAsTER,
NASHVILLE, TENN Nov. 18th, 1855
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUC-
] toe at the T. g. Franklin Shops q Nashville
Tenn, commencing Tuesday, the 6th dsy Of De
cenber, 1875, large lot Of Government Property,
consisting in pant a. follow
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
It5s Army, Log Hay and Wood wagons
la Transfer wsgons. 60 Hcrse wagons.
Trpfeas wagon. $50 2-Horse ar1buisures
ll3s Hind and frunl wagon gearing.
1858 set mule harness, wheel and lead.
SO " horse "
o @ Wagon and riding aaddles.
Wagon tongues, Hesd q Neck HalteFs. 9 h Chsins
Log Chains, Bearing and Breast Chains, Douale-
trees, Sngetrses, spresdfrs, Lead asd Check lines
Water Buckets, Wagon Coyers, &C a.,
TOOLS
G Set Riscksmith's Tools.
IS Boxes WheelFTight's To3ls.
102 PARA e Nises.
8 Set Ssddleri Tools.
Augers, Axes, batchets, Chsels, Fuuohss, shovels,
Spades, ficzs, Portable Forge, a., a.
sale 70 cCmmerce o. Q o'ciocka. 10 On Tuesday.
the So dsy OF leceIuber next ard continue daI ~
until the proDerty is al disposed CT
BY order Of Capt. A. r. EnDT, CHEZ Q n Dept
Of Tennessee. r.. p. KIRK.
noYzI-td BIT Ma. and A. Q. NJ.
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org.ct q ersEs,. sgrs :. Z,

OfTfcf - eESERaL SUFERiNrrSnEsE,
Mac Sp n & h. ". RAmaoans,
EAsHvTLsE, TE,rs Get 9Th. j. 3.
az End giter Tu-siag, Oct D.. let3 sd urtl lur-
Y Their notice, Passenger Iraius VII fuu IS iol-
cWs.
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LENsE Nashville for Chattanooga, sd all points
South At a. y. Arrge a Chsitsnoogi 81 CSC ?. n
Returning Leave Chattanooga a. Gao A. =
ArIiTe q nashville ~ 5.l5F. n.
Shelhyvne Accommodations. leave Nashville a.
SloP H., arrive q shelhyvilie 81 5.f0.P d,
Rsiurulng-leaTe sheioyviile a. $50 a. N, AZ
rye AZ s.tf A. ~
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashvlle TOR JohnsonYiiie, sld 81 points
Nest md Northwest. q ?. n AruTesi Johnson-
ale - II b n.
Returoing-Lssve Tohnsoaulle liso a. s., srrige
81 Nashville Al GOA
Trsins on N.ss.W 3. r eoanesiat johnson
vic With nrsi class ne of Steanerc ior fsdueAh
Cam sid p LOUIS.
drlins stop ~ all intermediate pointL
WA. p. INNEs. Gsnl sunt
n. &c. anil n. A N. v. r KIDS.
oct.l0-n
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HOWE MACHINE


Elias Howe, IT., Inventor a Pais'is''
It's unequalled a. q Msnufses'fils
Machine, and is reputation th0fO1sa5
estzblished
The HOWE SEWING MACHINE
are celebrated for doing the BRST Eof1'
using a much smaller needle for ne
same thread than any other Machine
These Machines are made 81 i1'
new and spacious FACTORY st BHass
mort. Conn. under the immedisie ~
pervisi0n Of the President Of the Con
pany. ELIAS HOWE, Jr the OrigH'i
inventor Of the Sewing Machine
Duplieats paris Of Machines son
SANITY on hand
Machinery repaired and 'aii'i'''''A
guaFsntesd
srfiberal inducements offered %
AgentA
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hLFREn c. BoWEEs.
AsalE.luf surgaou tih NeF Tors Fol'

Rea1ar, here IL pruef positive of ne wise q
taese traiT Ealuanie pre1arsaons he Cd allA ri
i-g aud a. I1stnF drug have b eve uET % faf'1
dies purely vegetable. pieasaui b ne TASTE, al =
POSITIVE curb
sod - WJACW SMITH, prlaz ~
Cor. Churcl and Vine Streets t-a
DE5MOAD a Co, Prupretoa, 1,a A.,
SO Eace street. Philadelphia -
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sAMARITAR's
Root and Herb Juices,
Tls Grsat Blood Punasr ard Remedy Tor
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES &c.

For SYPHILIS OF Nenereal Diseases, Tire Saf1sr.
tsa's Roof and Berb Juices s the most potent Ger.
TAN snd sieeiul remedy ever prescribed a. resch-
and aradeatea every particle Of ne veneresi POI
SOC, 20 that The cure h thorouEh and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy aud he heale.i,
and do not trsnsmit y our p0sterity that ior uhch
you may repent 10 siisr years-
DO NOT DHapAIRf
Although you may b. pronounced ineurafla, ne
Sau1ar s.n's Root ald Hero Juices vii remove
every vesngs a impurities frcIn the system e. vel
Is al the bad effects Of Mercury.
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n msnF elections Eith whleh uuHuhsrs 81 Re-
males sufIsr The Root aad Hert JGcss y r11st hap
ply adspssd, iu liberated Uterus, in WniteH, m
bearing down, Falling q the Womb. DEBILITY, aad
for al Complaints ireideni % the sex sent hy e1-
press. Price, s. per Dotla.
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11oUoRs.
sUNDRIEs.

rs Kegs Soda, Bill Bluestous,
OGsk Mscsboy Snuff Cudheaf,
Bbls EPSON Salts, 100 Lbs Cochineai,
Dutch Nader, 2 Bhls Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs best Indigo, " birthstone,
Bhls Coppsras, 9 FlouT Sulphur,
For sale low, By EWIN 4 PEEDLErON.
july 22-tl
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GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE }
E.Ac AND "a y. W. RNLEAYs
NASHVILLE TESN., Oct 18th, ls65
N . I'll Q E.
TO
Merchants & shippers.

nUg Car Load Rates for salt pr tarrsl was de-
~ signei to stnbrsce 2so Ftund BrrTsis Gs,
Wneres. a large proportion Of the sab nov being
SHIPPED unde5 this Tsra rate are busheis OF 80
pouad RaErels-
On and sfer to-day 81 Pound Barrels ouly VII
h shipped vt Tsriffcar load Iates, and $50 Pound
BARRELS 10 asme propo ton. Shippers wal piesse
marx weights on barrels and on blls ladinz.
r. n. ElatNG.
cniijem. General Fregh Agent
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naIllulres Fal. ~. 1855. !
81 have great satisfaction m staf az nat have
used aThe ssmantaa'a femsdIes" ioTfF enafos
uisezso lu Its most eustoukly forms inst have
used tnsm win Judgment, discretion, snd rrruar.
u and hlFe l0und tlall RESPOND - ny aufir %
~ rfumpfly ana etsotu1iy. Enoaana tler
comDoslnol. have thc fsllsst co1fdenca - t1lar
sitrs.y sud A. isr ss ny use o. tnem extends.
81 rprn r. urvrura
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Samaritan's Wash,

L. Ia case Of SYPHILIS, used IN con lnclon VIII fle
Root and Herb Jucss Fal airecaonas Pacs t.iy
cent?.
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MUTUAL.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE GAVE IT As HIS
~ opinion that mel are ruled ~ three objects
F1rst-lniersst. Sseond-Afieetien. Third Fear
Taking human nature into consideration, those
views look very nearly correct, but We oplue that
the principle Of having every transaction between
man and IRAN based upon
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Benefit. viii hold out better, and be more ssnteap
to all concerned. We, for one, make il our rule,
and it is our cherished principle to have every one
Of our tran sctions, ne It ever so little. or OF the
grAndest magnitude, MUTUAL :" 1t must be the
base Of operston; and we ENJOY the pleasing ssts-
hction Of Psrcevng thst this rule Of Ouls is highly
appreciated by all with whom We have the pleasure
~ doinn h1sinass
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kind AND HONORABLE ACTS.

crowned with having well provided for
those we love and cherish, are such delicious
But this comfortable position cannot be ut
tanned without extraordinary efTorts;-