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EsSCAieSsnesS.

On Saturday morning last, the steamer
Omitted States" bound down the Ohio
river, and the steamer america" upward
bound, collided at Warsaw, Kentucky
Inc nrsC naIned steamer sank to about the
main deck, and then took fire. She speed
lily burned to the waters edge, and serenity
Jfre to cigbty persons are reported to have
perished with her. The America" was
not badly injured, but took fire from the
other steamer while attempting to rescue
her passengers, and was burned to a Gin
der. Notmany, ifany, of the Americas"
passengers G. crew are supposed to have
been lost
An occurrence of this character, If un-
avoidable, is heart-rending enough. But
what is to be. said or thought of it when
it is known that it was the result of sheer
cGre!essness! A newspaper report of the
calamity says: at is said that some mis-
take was made in signals. The America
blew her whistle, which the pilot of the
United States apparently did not hear.
The America again signaIled by twoblasts
of the whistle. Then the United States
answered, TAI Il 1gas tao l,te."
al this slaughter came froca the Grim
inal carelessncss Of somebody. There was
no necessity for the collision Somebody
was asleep at his post somebody was inc
briated-somebody was incompetent
somebody blundered-or it had not occur
red. But the jury who will investigate
the affair and It's causes viii probably re-
port it an accidental collision" or, if they
place the cGlpability where it belongs,
that will probably be the last of it. A
person who kills one man is hanged, but
it is not the fashion to punish person
who kills a multitude
Americans are proverbially travelling
people. They owe it to themselves, to
their families, to society, that more strin-
gent laws be enacted to protect them from
loss of lifeor limb while on iournev.-
Stringent laws, properly enforced, would
speedily decrease to a very low figure the
number OF lives lost by accidents on rail
and riyeFb
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lie " ashlngton correspondent Of the
New York Tribune contradicts the report
that Mr.. Colfax, the President elect,
viii resign the Speakership of the House
Of Representatives. lie also states that
several prominent Republicans have urged
him to retain the Speakers chair, and we
see no reason why he should not do So
Mr.. Colfax has proved most acceptable
Speaker; he has nothing to do until the
4th of next March, when he viii be called
upon to preside over the Senate, and we
see no reason why he should not overlook
the deliberations of the House until the
time comes for him to take the oath Of his
new Office
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Licensed by the United States Government
NOOD NEWS FOR CONSUMERS
~ OF STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
HoUGAoJI TIE COUNTRY.

IL a II IN G TON & co.
Of fifteen years standing as Jobbers and Re-
tallers OF the above goods, in Boston and vi
cinity, have concluded TO offer the people of
the whole country the advantages of their
imne ense importations and agencies for Amer
lean manufactures through the popular ONE
DOLLAR SYSTEM
Our premium list to agents, and Exchange
list for Agents and patrons, are not equaied
by any house in the country
Best New York and Boston reference given
when required. Send for free circular.
HARRIN GTON & CO, 80 SUNNI or Street
Boston. Postoffice Box 3S4 rdec 1O9m
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Gb5O REWARD

II Stolen, from stable in BIa;rsville, IN
diana county, about the hrst of September
last, fOur-year old dark iron-gray mare
light white name and tail, two fore-feet
white. Was seen in Cambria county about
the middle of September. A reward of $50
will be paid for the return of The mare or for
such information as viii lead TO her recovery
and the apprehension of the thief; or S25 for
the return OF the mare without the thief
THOMAS WEST.
Social Hall, Blairsville, Nov. 20, 1868.
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~
~ Notice is hereby given that ar, tbs
sole gunner Of the RIGHT TO manufacture oDd
sell "BENTLEYiS NON-EXPLOSIVE MET
hOf fOLI!A OIL" in Cambria county. for
which naEe an assignment Of Letters PAT
ent, and that any person or persons mans
featuring or selling it, or any inlita,iou eft il
6y WhdtcCeT name It may be kyo1Cn, without
first obtaining authority from me, vii be
proceeded against by due course of Law, sl0
subjected 70 such penalties and fines as ore
imposed by law.
The following named persons have Dur-
Chased rights from me, and are authorized
to manufacture and sell the Metropolitan Oil.
Christian Reich, for Summituille borough
and Washington township John Buck, for
Carrolltown borough and Carroll, Chest and
Susquehanna townships. Any other parties
making or selling the Oil, or any imitation
thereof, without producing written AUTHORITY
from ne, are infringing upon my right, snd
they and those purchasing from them will be
dealt with according 10 law.
AGg. 3, '6S-tf NJ. L. OATNsN
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FNHE FARMERS BOOK :

40 beautiful and useful illustrations.
s','.. soo oc'aEo pages. Showing just what every
farmer wants to know: How to r,ol-a ~
farm pay Send for circular giving fun dos
crIptIon. Farmers! Farmers sons exneri-
enced BOOK agents and others wanted To take
this book to every farmer in every communitr
BUSINESS permanent. Pays from Sl50 % 500
per monta according tc experience and abil-
ny ny A1uress ZhlGLER, MCURDY & co.
In niiSus .. sithla' Ia. Cincinnati, O., Chicago,
-"o' aug. 21-6m
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OSE Of the results of the Liberal tri-
umph in the recent elections in England
IS TIE retirement of Disraeli from the head
of the Ministry. The Queen has appoin-
tel Gladstone to the vacancy. The party
of progress has advanced step, and hopes
sray be entertained that in the near future
England will be free.
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GREAT INDUCEMENT F0R Az

~ ENERGETIC MAN,-The undersigned
offers for sale a valuable FARM of I56 acres.
about 100 acres cleared, well fenced, ard in
excellent state Of cultivation The farm; is
located IN Carroll tp., Cambria comfy, II
miles north west of Carrolltown, a thriving
village of about 400 inhabitants Very con-
venient to churches, schools, stores, shops,
saw and grist mills. The land lies well and
produces good crops of wheat, rye, corn. oats.
buckWheat and potatoes, also, clover. timo
thy and other grasses is divided in fields of
convenient size, with water in almost every
field good spring before the house; an abun-
dance OF coal and limestone on the place; al
so, sufciency of wood and timber for ali
purposes. The buildings are good and
nearly new plank house, plastercd, weather
boarded and painted a shielded log barn.
and commodious wagon shed. This is re-
ally very desirable farm, being so conye-
nient to Carrolltown and in Il good neigh
borhood, healthy location, and cheap
Price $4,000 81 500 cash, balance in con
yenlent Payments. For particulars call on
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Carroll tp.
Dec. 10, J868-3m#
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DuOTOGRAPHIC.-

EGuOTOGRAPHIC.-
Il Ho every one that wants Pictures.
come ye TO Ebensburg and get them
Having located in Ebensburg, I would ver7
respectfully inform the people that am now
fully prepared to take
PHOTOGRAPHS
in every style Of the art, from the smallest
Gard Picture mp TO Life Size.
E<% Pictures taken in any weather. =ygSz
Every attention given TO the taking of
CHILDREN'S PICTURES.
Photographs painted in OIL, India Ink, or
Water ColorS.
Your attention is called to my
FRAMES FOR LARGE PICTURES,
and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
which ! will sell as cheap rs the cheapest
l ask comparison, and defy competiou.
Thankful for past favors, l solicit COZ
tinuauce of the same.
EEzT Gallery on Julian street, three doors
north of the Town Hall.
augl3] T. 7. SPENCE, Photogrape-
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j. LANGSTROTH'S PATFVT
L. NOV hpIE cn,rn -. -. - l

b 4 - 4
-" MOVABLE COMB BEE HIYFl
fronounced the hest ever vet introdncss
IN this co unity or State. Any person bT,yi1.
family ri ght can have their Bees transfs--s
"a from an old box 10 a new one. In e.
instance IN W hich this has been dore tba =
sun mas been entirely satisfactory. and ,bo
HFst take OF honey has Invariably paid an .,
PeHseS, and frequently exceeded them Pc
ol me superior merits of this inventio, Iii
ne iound IN the testimony of every ma, VI
mas gwen 1t trial and among the nTnho,
are the gentlemen named below "a H.
experience should induce every one iDtcrss,ca
in Bees to
BUY y FAMILY RIGHT
Henry c. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll townsj,i,
took LOG pounds of surplus honey from t,ro
hives, which he sold at 35 cents per poUnd
Adam Dietrich, Of Carroll township. ;ooE
from two hives leo pounds of surDlus 67rs,.
James kirkpatrick, of Chest TOWNSHIP. .o6t
go pounds of surplus honey from one hive
Jacob kirkpatrick, of Chest township. oh
tanned q pounds of surplus honey from one
hive, worth not less than S2I, and the rfgbt
cost him only s..
Peter Campbell from one hive obtained 2e
pounds of surplus honey at one time.
ga Quite number Of similar statements
authenticated by some of the best citizens NJ
Cambria county, could lie obtained in nroof
OF the superior merits OF Langstroths Pate9t
Movable Comb Bee Hive.
Persons wishing to purchase family riobt,
should call on or address
PETER CAMPBELL.
Nov 20 iooo-u Carrolltown, Ps
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TENuE PROTECTION MUTUALFIRE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY OF CAMBRIA

COUNTY:
Notice IS hereby given to the members Of
said company that the annual election for a
Board OF Directors will be held at the Office.
in Ebensburg, on the second MONDAY of
JANUARY, 1869, (being the I1th, between
the hours Of / ocIo OK, q. IN &, and 2 o'clock.
p m X. J. LLOYD, Sec'y.
Dec. I0-td.
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y REATEST DISGOVERYop -
AGEl
BENTL EY' s NONETPLOSJvg -,
POLIT4N OIL

NJ L. oATMAS, Sole Agent for CaD,-.. -
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COTTON.

Inquiry was good this morning, and several
hundred bales changed hands at yesterdays
prices, Intending q list Of 9ibsles Low MiddIiug.
heavy staple river cotton, at PEG, which was
considered rather above the marEet, as most Of
the AlddHngs sold was al 2i@3iJzs. There wss
also a sale at an early hour Of so bales Shy Mid
dlng al zlixe, followed by a similar list OF 50
bales at 2i5- Other sales during the dsy were
% bales Ordinary at 2I92Is+c; "a Good Ordi-
nary ZAa2zc and a list OF Strict Ordinary
at De l5S Low MiddIing at 2215Q2S%c: 70 Mid
ding al zS1s@azei 40 Midding TO Strict Mid
Gins at24S; 80 Strict MiddIing at 24a25Lc.
The irreguiartty OF prices is due Is the fact that
the market closed duu at LgIe lower, in con-
sequence of unfayoEable aivIccs from the Esst.
The Liverpool market opened quiet, ana
closed with a decline OF "a and dropping. Ihs
result Of this was a decline Of %cin New York.
At the close buyers were Offering 221Sa23c for
Low MiddiiRgs, and 239G3%c for Midi ings. To
which. however, there was but q very moder-
ate response. Closing prices in New York. 27c,
IN LIVER osl, lG5sd.
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FINANCE AND A
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, OctobeF 4. 1883. I

OttICE OF THE DAILY APPFAL,l
MEMPHIS. OctobeT {. 1883.
Business was brisk in sl departments Of
trade to-day, save cotton, which did not seem
TO 90 on as lively as itdid yesterday. There ere
many country merchants in aown purchasing
and prospecting, and The aspect of affairs in
general was encouraging. Cotton receipts aie
increasing, and buyers md an easy market
though for the past three days prices have been
below those ruling in New Orleans. Mon=y-E
in brisk demand at the banks, and the market
is close, Exchange Is offering literally, and &c
discount IS the ruling rae on Eastern cotton
hills.
cold was taken in small sumsatlSSc, and one
round lot was sold st one Of the banks al 1880.
1t opened in New York at 1909 and closed at
140ze.
city Scrip was inactive at 7e8T2e buying, and
F597Sc selling.
Police Scrip was unchanged, dealers buying
at soc and selling at S4gS5c.
In County Scrip the market was steady, bat
the demand is chiefly FOR small pieces, which is
the cause OF irregularity. We quote 56a6oc
buying, and 5S@s5c selling.
b market for stocks and bonds exhibited
nothing but an inquiry for City Bonds at 4gc,
with no sellers. Holders asked sSL@5Oc, though
one at least offered to sell at 4s14c.
We call the attention OF our resdsrg to Che
quarterly statement OF the German National
tenk OF this city. 1t, like that OF the Mer-
chants National published yesterday, shows
up very fsvorRbly.
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PFalrs southern Aade Cotton Gin

.
THIS GIN Is regarded by planters who have
i used II, as ths best for sampl9, picking the
seed clean and light drsught- Planters cCiti-
waiting bottom laEds are requested % NJ
the knreka Gin st harrington & Howellis, 2SS
Front street. 1t VIII pay for isel in ginning
my bales. A. .GunniSOa, manufacturer OF
the Sseel Comb Gin before the war bus now a
planter, gives the fol1owing certificate
"MEEPHIs, TENN., January 81, 1858.
{" take pleasure in recommending to plant
ers eulttvating Cotton on bottom lands Of thS
Mississippi, Arkansas White and styErancis
rivers, the Eureka Gin inside By Daniel Pratt,
of Alabama. This Gin separates the bulls,
DOlls. ETC., from toe Feed Cotton, makes = good
sample, and Is superior to sng other Gin for
bottom lands. I have used one myself On q
farm in Washington county, Mss, and it ope-
rates well and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect. A. n GUNN10N."
Orders for Gins. nom 40 to 50 Saw AID Gum
Betting, st Eectory Prices, addressed 70 the
care OF FARRlHdT0G & HOWELL, aeS
Front street, Msmphis, promptly 1ilsd- Presses
and Gearing pat up, and Gins repaired 81 a
ski1lful GinWTight. G. X.T&UHEART,
fy2s 8tav2n&w Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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First Monday Of January, A.D..Ise9,

u being the 4th day OF January, 1856, On
the premises, in said county or Chicot, ~
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for casn
in hand, all the land in kaid decree mentioned
and described As follows, to-sTit: Eeeinnfrz
two chains and sixty-dvs links wet Of ths
southeast enrnsr OF section 20 IN township 70
marked with . cross = inches In diameter (;
bears south ~ SV west 20 LINKS hack berry
marked with q cross IS inchesIa diameter I;
township line u chains md IS inks 10 the
southwest corner of section 50 snd sbe south
east corner OF section 35 corner red OAK Is
inches in diameter, bearing north s4s, west 3
links theGceu north on section Ln6 20 chsfns
to stake in deld thence west 40 chains 10 stake
center OF section 20 theuca north % chains 70
half mile corner Of sections 20 ana = gpm Is
inches in diameter. bearing north 347. vest 60
tnehe@ sast o. Grains AID 5 Inks % a
mulberry posi- on BANK Of CID kiVer Lake /;
thence meanderfug lake south sS7 east S chains
and . links 20 stake thence s-uth 52e 70. eEEB
Fl chains 50 links 20 SAKE; thence south -,
east Il chains and - Hnks 20 stake; thence
south 62S, west QeavinE stsEej . chains and %
Inks 70 stake thence south .. s'Et, east y
chains and 81 Inks 10 point OF beginning. con
aiming nine hundred 800 acres OF lard, being
2 west. Also the following lands to-vit West
part Of n " 4 of section 3 " OF bayou L pt.
n " "A OF section 8. 4 OF bayou EGl Z;SW
II, s Il WV 3 section 2: 70 sec{fon :. 7
II, K ? " east = section %, T Is, : W,
Also W y section q; Ne frIL orssnae section ;
s u same section apd g ~ fl. = Ssctioa p, Z
10 5 = 2 west, containing, with the 900 seres
above described, tWsntyseveu huEd:ed (27C0)
acres, more or less All Of lie above described
land fronts on Lake Chicut, EbCut % miles
fro1 Lake Village, IN said eOuuty OF CbicOt
and state Of Arkansas, and the sans vii be
sold IN block or in quantities 10 suit par-
eh&serE in order 10 carry out said decree. This
Is one OF the most valuable tracts Of land in
the South, about LEGO acres OF wAlch are in =
hign state OF cultivation. Ths improvements
are a nae Steam Cir in good order, two gOeH
Dwelling Houses and bri~k quarters eufneis5
TO accommodate 100 bzE dS-
Sale viii take place al II O'Clock n o1sseid
dag. i. H SERINGER
Commfssfner.
EB-Cineinnati Weekly enquirer coy eight
weeks and send bn % ihis office. ans
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EDUCATIONAL.
Pref: A. G. HrOwn's

CFLECT School for Boys viii be opened in
the Linden street School Building on NON
DAY, 9TH Of October. Untl then, apply for
admission ST the law office OF L. y. Barnes
ESQ No. "a Madison street, or that OF Messrs-
Heath, Lewis q Fraser, oOrnes OF Union ana
second streets. ssp272 az
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PETRo OIL.
Petro! Petro! Petro !

THE Tennessee Petro OH company is stiI
i alive at their new stand,
2S4 Main Street, opposite Clay Building,
We inform the ubiicin general to come for
ward and try il, We also defy coin petition in
our Lamps, burners and general Lamp stock.
We are manufacturers Of the " HanSs7g Rock"
Stoves Tinware, Castings of great varieties
wholesale and retail. Merchants will do wen
ses Ina ReaENEAuM q BROS.
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CoTToN GINS
COTTON GINS.

EYE are me Sole Agents for the sale OF theas
w unfiyailed 6in Stands. FOR besuty Of
STABLE, LIGHTEESs or DRAFT, QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turAed Ont per dsy they are
unsurpassed. References can De safely made 10
every planter who has given them a Ialr trial.
OF from One-quGrter to one-ShBd the draft
OVER ANY oTaEK GIE. We are also agents for
sTRAUBS GSiSF MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON q CO.'S CIRCULAR SAVE.
meCGzBs & Co,
Deslers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2< and ga Main Street,
jylI dawsm Memphis. Tenn.
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AIRS. MA. KNOX will resume her srhooI on
Ni MONDAY, September th, at her residence,
northeast corner of orleans and Court street
extended Pupils will he rsesived and ciassed
from September lst. Terms modified 10 suit
The times 81Ao u
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DR.. JAMES S,

FORMERLY OF JAMES' LOCK HOSPITAL,
4 Custom House street, New Orleans, testab-
ushed 1850, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, M celebrated Throughout the eOun-
DISEASES car be conhdenttally consulted at
his Office and psrlOrs, 81 and 93 Randolph
street corner of Dearborn street, or by letter
Dr. AMES treats CHRuEI1. MERCURIAB.
SYPHIAITIC, bLQuD and SKIN DiSEASES,
and al DISORDERS Of A CON FAGlOU5 We
MERE AL CBARACTER-Whieh he cures with
out the use of mercury, iOdide of pofaSsa, arse
utc or any poison. but with his HEEfRA L
ZER. a positive cure for ali humors And blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WkAKNFSS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse Of the or
cans, early tndiscretiGns, excuses. or entailed
heredftarJy, causing less Of memory, confu-
sion, depression, dimnfss OF vision and often
times insanity, WttE q dep oTable train otother
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
lnfs0tbIe method, saving time and expense.
Az diseases peculiar to the sexual organs, of 3
private character, rsdically and permanently
Old diseases of the most hol Tible class, where
tie blood has baeOne poisoned. producing
bIotehes on the face, small watery blisiers,
pains in the mead anu pones, 9tce5ateu throat
and nose. sores on The limbs and body, ~scrofula,
together with an endless numoer Of suderings,
efeetuaiIy and permanently cured,
DR.JAMES Is recommended By the press Of
The country, by professors OF medical colleges,
and by the medical profession generally.
Those sf1ieted should apply to him, and be
cured at once
disease peculiar to Ihe sexual organs OF either
sax. causes, effects and their remedies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty years pf&ctlce
in thu exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent TO any address. securely trapped. FTce
One Dollar. Pamphlet on ~PEBAAToRHhE
or one on SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope
nnon reoafpt OF postage=twO red stamps. An
dress DR.. JAMES, Postofice Drawer 1858 CHI
cs go, Illinois. sePA
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DRUGS, ETC.


nR. RUSSELL'S DIsPENSARY AND IN
II URINARY, the largest and Oldest iustitu-
ton OF the Kind In the southwest, est&bli5led
in 1889, pleasantly located at Nos. 30 and A.
north side Of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
treatment and the comforts of a hon5 while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter, If desired. DR.. RUSSELL
Is acknowledged by all parties interested IS
by far Tho MCST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment of Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and permanent cures gcaTsn-
teed In every case, male or female. Recent
cases Of GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
in a few days, without the use Of Mercury,
of diet, or hincranee from business.
SECONDARY SIPhIL4S; the last ves+ige
eradicated Without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss OF Semen stopped in 9 short
time. Sufferers from Inpoteney or Loss Of
Power restored TO free vtgor in a few
weeks. elect or GonogEnea OF Io2g~ standing,
when ali internal remedies have failed, per-
manently AID speedily cured by s new treat
Ddent. Victims cfSELE-ABUSEand excessive
Venery, suffering from sPERAATORRHEA
and loss Of physical and mental power, speed
lily aud permanently cured.
81 Al consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gent, Pa
ralyga, Deafness, etc, treated by the aid OF
Electro nagnetiG Battery.
ONCE hours nom Am. to l pm. and fron
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, PeIfumery, Toilet Articles, etc,
would do well to call at EUSSELL5 DRUG
before purchasing elsewhere, No. A
North Court street, under the Dispenssry.
tsS
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College of the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS. MO.

THE object OF this Institution Is TO afford
students the means of acauirlng q thorough
Departmsnt offers rare advantages 70 y0ang
men DESTROYS Of entering on mercantile PR
The next Session will commence lie last
MONDAY IN August
Applicants for admission viii do well to be
in time. For particulars address
suI2 2m BROTHER EDWARD, President.
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sADDLERY, EaC.
SADDLERf AND HARNESS.

BRIDES.
WHIPS,
SADDLERY,
w
TRUNKS, Etc.
AT REDUCED RATES.
@, n. CASE, IA. q Co,
IT. Main street,
Sign of the Golden 5tirrup,
Repl Z Woodruff Block,
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SAINT MARY'S SCHOOL.
POPLAR STREET.
PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

AIRS. MARY E. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
M ra-npen TUESDAY. september LIST. auIIt II
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TAILORs.

The HIST and handsomest ever brought TO this
market our friends and the pubic will please
accent our thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE
hsrsfofnre bestoweduIson us. Hoping to merit
a cnntin usnce Of the same in the future, we in
wife fbaug all to call and examine our stock.
VI ha1a engaged the services of Major j, H.
frnaerly of J. H. Naggener & Co.'S,
and he win be pleased 10 see and walt on his
=. : a,Sons frla uds. sepl68m
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0oMMIssIoNER's SALE
Commissioner Sale.

DY virtue OF q decree OF ths CLicot Circuit
ID Court On the Chsnesry side thereof. rem
dsrec a. the December Term. AID, 1857. Il said
Court, IN q certain zuit therein pending,
wherein Richard 4. Sessions was complainant
and waiter Sessions was defendant, the under
agned; commissioner appointed By said Count,
will sell. on the
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