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us:-"The body OF young man has been
washed ashore at Blackstone Island
Has been in the water but a few days.
No marks of violence was found upon
the body The pockets contained letters
dated in '62 addressed TO Miss Haynes. Annsn.
ols-signed John ID. Hogan, in which the wrj.
ter mentions being employed in the Treasury
department. For further particulars apply to
DIR. McWiniams, Blackstone Island, Md
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u. 5. MINISTERS FOR GRANT AND CoLPAx
The last French mail brings assurances from
General John A. Dix, our minister to France
that he is earnestly in favor OF the election of
Grant and Colfax.
Hon. Henry NJ. Watts, the recently appoint.
ed minister TO Austria, has also declared him.
self Tor the Republican ticket.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02
THE PROSPECT.

We are frequently asked by our po-
litical friends in regard to the prospects
of victory for our party in the coming
election. Not being very old in polite;
oryears, some may say that we are toe
enthusiastic when we say that we are
confident Of beating the Radicals worse
than any political party has ever been
been beaten, JftAe jul Democratic cote
rs ont on election day.
We tell all those who say otherwise
from Galusha A. Grow down to the
most ignorant Radical-that the Demo.
cratic party-Yhich never would have
been defeated in 1860, on the ill-omened
election of Abraham Lincoln, unless it
had been divided, and disunited-has
made up all its differences ; that it
forms the majority throughout the IN
ion that it will stand as true to itself
as Macedonian phalanx; that Seymour,
its chosen standard bearer, will carry
all before him, and that Grant may ei>
ther be Mayor of Galena or Lieutenant
General of the Army of the United
States-whichcver he chooses-but not
the President of the United States, or
in any way the arbiter of State policy.
The Radicals have had their day, and
done as much mischief as the country
will suffer. 1t is now the turn of the
Democrats and Conservatives-the only
party whose principles, old as the Con
stitutlon, and as sacred-are able to
preserve the Union without a second
civil war, and to save it from the mani.
told evils which the first has brought
along with it. The time is ripe for
reaction against the sham philosophers,
and malignant philanthropists, and ne
gro-worshippers like Ben. Butler, Wen
dell Phillips, and Charles Sumner, and
all the other charlatans and mounte-
banks who, untaught and unwarned by
The lessons of history, sought to repro
duce in the New World the villanics
and horrors of the old, and to emulate
TO the extent of their fangs and the
volume of their venom, the doings of
Robespierre, st. Just, Couthon, and
other poisonous spawn Of the French
America has more than
enough OF such tormentors, and longs.a
Ireland did in tie oldcn day,for Saint
like St. Patrick to make an end Of them.
We fervcntly hope and implicitly be-
Iieve that St. Seymour will be the
man to do it, and that all the black
snakes in question, each with wool.y
head, will, at his blessed advent, like
he toads in the ballad, " commit (po-
iticaD suicide to save themselves from
slaughter"
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LETTER OFACCEPTANCE.


IL will seen by the following that
Judge Brown has accepted the nomi.
nation for Congress.
RIDGwAY, Aug. Goth, 1868,
Hon. X. BRowN.-Sir-Th Dem.
ocratic Congressional Convention of the
18th District of Pennsylvania have this
day by acclamation, placed you in Nom
lnation as their Standard bearer in the
most critical campaign to our country.
We, as a committee appointed by the
Convention to notify you of your nomi-
nation knowing your well established
character as patriot, ask you to Danish
any reluctance you ight have to enter
the political arena, and accept this un.
solicited mark of the high appre-
citation of your fellow citizens, for the
benefit OF our common country.
We remain, My Dear Sir,
Your Fellow Citizens.
p. G. STRANAHAN,
Chairman.
j. G. HALL,
J.CARvER,
A. II. BoYNToN.
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A GENTS WANTED For the standar,

A GENTS WANTED For the Standard
IA and Official Lives of Seymour and
Blair. A book for every library and q
work of extraordinary interest and rare
historical value. No Patriot can do with
out it OF have a just understanding of the
issues before the country, without reading
it, Endorsed by the leading Democrats
and Conservatives of the Union. The claims
OF the Democi attic candidates 10 the sufra-
ges of the people arc 80 foroibly portrayed
ald clearly shown in this volume, that no
friend of Constitutional liberty should fail
TO read it. Agents in all parts of the coun-
try are finding in this great standard work
the best opportunity to make money ever
offered, as its large size, low price, and
great Popularity have made positive de-
maid which canvasers only have to supply.
Send for circulars, and see our liberal
terms and full description of the great.
est subsoriton book of the times.
Address,
U. S. PUBLISHING CO.,
All Broome Street,
New York.
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JUDGE BROWN

AS will be seen in another part of
to.days paper this gentleman has accept.
ed the nomination conferred upon him by
the Democratic Congressional Confer
encc which met at this place on the
10th ultimo. His nomination renders
the election of Mr.. Scofcld extremely
doubtful. He is one of the ablest law.
yers in the State, and o gentleman in
every sense Of the word Politically he
has always been Democrat, and in the
county of Warren, his home, which
usually gives 900 Republican majority,
he came within $50 votes of beating the
present Judge in the Warren district.
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Warren, Au0. 26. 1863

Wa'ren, dug. 26, 1868.
GENTLEMEN.-I am in recent of
your favor of the goth inst, informing
me OF the nomination for Congress, in
the 18th District I deeply regret that
some other person was not selected for
the nomination, as my professional en-.
gagements are such as to preclude me
from giving any time to!the canvass, and
my habits and inclinations are averse to
political contest. But as this is crit.
cal period in the history of our country
and all conservative men should unise
In one common effort to bring back the
administration of our government within
its constitutional limits, am not at lib
erty to refuse the use of my name in
this important campaign. Accept,
gentlemen, for yourselves, and the mem,
bers OF the Convention you represen t,
assurance Of my highest respect.
Il. BROWN.
To P, G. Stranahan, JIG. Hall, J. B.
Carver and A. H. Boynton.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02
EGHon. w. A, Wallace, our

HsrHon. W. A. Wallace, our candi-
date for State Senate is doing noble
work in his capacity as Chairman of
the State Committee. The duties of
his position, as every one must know,
are very laborious, therefore our Dem
ocracy must not expect that he can
give much time to as sure a Democratic
district as this is. But they may rest
assured that he is in the encmy's coun-
try most of the time, toiling plight and
day for the good Of the party and peo.
pie. Go ahead Mr.. Wallace your in-
terests will not suffer in Elk while you
are doing such noble work abroad.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02

CTRAfED.-From the residence of the
- subscriber [near the former residence
of Esquire Lindemuth] on the road between
Caledo mia and Benezette, Q RED AND
WHITE COW, more red on the sides than
white; about ten years old; has long
horns, and was missed about fifteen days
since. Any one bringing her home, or
giving information where she can be found
will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN KRUG.
Benezette, Aug 30th, ls6S-3t.
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BH~Hon. Thomas j. Mccullough,
our candidate for legislature, is doing
yeoman service for the party in Clear
field county. MIR. Mccullough has
made good member, and the Confer.
ence only expressed the wishes of the
people in renominating him. He will
be elected without doubt, and by
largely increased majority.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02

S6~If our friends in the different
townships will keep favoring US with
the news in their locality we shall al
ways be happy to publish their effusions.
By so doing they will materially add to
the usefulness of our paper.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02
-Thirty.fve thousand negroes bay

-Thirty.fve thousand negroes have
been regularly supplied with food
through the Freedman's Bureau. Thir-
ty.five thousand white men in the
North; and their wives and children,
have suffered to foot the bill. Who
says General Grant is the white mans
candidate {?
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02

The October election in this State
is the armed head that confronts and
"freezes the eyeballs" of the Radical
party. They implore the people to
stand by them on that occasion, or
General Grant will be "bottled." But
their prayers, like those of the wicked,
will be Of no avail. The doom of the
Radical party is sealed. October will
only be harvest shower, when COM
pared with the purifying rain of Novem-
ber. Will General Grant resign !!
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02

In olden time, if a man committed
murder, the corpse of the victim was
strapped to the back of the criminal, ,and
thus by death he expiat ed his crime.
The Radical party, in like manner, will
die from the effects of the dirty load "
their infamous acts have strapped to
their backs.
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SOMETHING NEWT
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL. pA1Nr1nn

klE SUBSCRIB E WOU LID r E.
L spectfully inform the citizens of Elk
county that he has just started in the
above business in Ridgway, and feel conf
dent that he can please all who may favor
him with their custom. GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING AND CALCIMINING
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE
most fashionable and improved manner and
style. Orders left at this Office or at the
Banking House of SOuther, Willis & Souther
will be promptly attended to.
w. p. WILLIAMS,
May-1T66-ly.
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Eas~The democrats of this county and
district, with scarcely dissenting voice,
will be delighted to learn that Hon, "
A. Hallace has secured fhe unanimous
nomination for the State Senate in the
twenty-third distric. of this State. This
is the third time Mr.. Wallace has been
complimented with a nomination for
that position, and in the present in
stance, as in both of the others, his
election is forogone conclusion. Mr..
IVallace's abilities and integrity have
given him not only State but a Ma
tional reputation, and thousands of DEM
ocrats all over the country will rejoice
to know that he is to be retained in a
position where his qualities of mind and
heart enable him to be of such efficient
service to his State and party.-Erfe
Observer.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02
In 1859 workingman could clothe

In 1850 workingman could clothe
himself and family in decent comfor-
table manner on the proceeds of one
mouths work. Now it takes all that the
same rian can earn in three months to
put him in like condition. This change
has been affected by eight years Of
Radical rule If Grant is elected and
the Radicals continued in power, in
short time the workiugmen of this ma.
tion will be as poorly fed, clothed aud
lodged as those of the most despotic
nation in the world Viii they aid in
producing such results
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-02

Tho Radicals of the last Congress
voted themselves two hundred and
fifty pairs of white kid gloves. They
cost the people six hundred and fifteen
dollars, but will not conceal the plum.
der stains on the hands of the men by
whose votes the Tresury was rol bed.
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Those who talk about reputation
should remember that if the Radicals
get another four years lease of power !,
the people will be so beggard with tax.
alton that they will be unable to pay
their debts, even in greenbacks.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Where as let,
-Eters testamentary on the estate of
George Reuscher, Senior, late of Benzing-
or township, Elk County. Pa, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said estate, and all having claims
against it, are requested to come forwurd
and settle Immediately.
GEORGE REUSCHER,
Aug. 25, 5,'68-6t. Executor.
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EeU advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
We have found it necessary, in order to keen ths
financial department of the Advocate on good
basis, TO adopt the following rule:
transient Advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance and all Job Work as soon as complet,d
Bills made out and presented to yearly advertisers
at the beginning Of each quarter.
Subscriptions TO be paid for invariably in advance
noVtf JOHN F. Moore, Publisher
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-Notice is
hereby given that the petition of Elias
Meyer, and others, TO be incorporated un-
der the name, style and title of Messiah's 3
Church, at Toby" has been filed at my Of
fee and will be presented for confirmation
at the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas of Elk county.
GEO. A. RATHBUN,
Sept. 2d:tc. Prothonotary.
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SSS- We to day publish the procla-
nation of Sheriff Malone for an election
in October. Every voter should exam
inc it carefully.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

"ARRANTED to remove all desire for
w Tobacco. This great remedy is an
excellent appetizer. Itpurifes the blood,
invigOrates the system, possesses great
nourishing and strengthening power, ena-
bles the stomach to digest the heartiest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establish
es robust health. Smokers and Chewers
for Sixty Years Cured. Price, Fifty Cents,
post free. A treatise ou The INJURIOUS eff
fects Of Tobacco, will lists of references,
testimonials, &C., sem free Agents want
ed. Addess Dr. I. r. ADGUT. Jersey
City, New Jersey Aug. 10th l2w
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lST OF LETTERS remaing uncalled d
- lor IN the Kidgway Post Office, un-
claimed TO August 3lst, 1868.
Blissel, Joseph Lashe, Mena
Bowers, G. II. & Co. Lamoreaux, B.
DDilIgefs, II. 20. Larkins, Mrs. Mary
DIhkle, John Lee, A. NJ.
Burkely, Mrs. w. L. Moore, W. B.
Coui'er, John A. Nc Donald Alexander
Clark, Mrs. Mary Mcmillan Hnob
Calcuther, ], C. (3)lSatin, L. M.
COY, Ellen Stark, d. A.
DaVls, 1. Stewart, w. II.
Deity, Kate Steel, Mrs. 8. A
Dent' Miles Squires, A.
Earring, Ellen Smith, L. D.
LlDlel, Mary Sweeney, Nick
Fox, JosephC c. st. John, Mrs.
Ganshire, c. W. Taylor, d, II.
Griffin, Thomas Wasson, Robert
Hall, ]. T. Wilson. James
Humphrey, r. Wilcox, C.B.
Hankey, John r. Ward, John w.
Jones, Sidney Wicks, Lille
King, Ann Wilson, Hiram
hyier' l.; Webb, James r.
Kelsey, H. C. Wicket Joseph
Leslie, Isabella Wilcox g. Percy
Ward, Mary d.
HOhEluN LETTERS.
Falrey, Patrick Lee, Albert III. roy
HOaran. John Simpson. John f0i
Leary, John Walker, Williams
p. s. Persons calling for any of the
abeVe letters will please give date of list
One cent nue. on each for advertising.
u. e. MESSENGER, Postmaster.
N the District Court of the United States
i for the Western District of Pennsylya-
MIA.
In the Matter of c. E..
Beman, Bankrupt. IN bankruptcy.
To Whom it may Concern =
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as Assignee of c. E. Be-
man, of Horton township, county of Elk,
and State of Pennsylvania, within said dis
trict, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition by the district court Of
said district.
II. T. TAGGART, Assignee,
Aug. 15-4t. Emporium, Pa.
A FIRST-CLASS MALE TEACHER Is
IN wanted by the Ridgway School Board
to take charge Of the Ridgway School for
the Fall term, commencing September lst
BY order Of the Board,
II. A. PARSONS,
Aug loth' 1868 Secretary.
DLANKs of all kinds for sale at this of
ID fcs.
ENVELOPES, LABELS s. TAGS neat
~ ly printed the Advocate OE,c
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ENVELOPES, LABELS s. TAGS neat
~ ly printedG the Advocate Ofi,c
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INCORPORATION N0TICE.-Notice is
j hereby given that the petition of James
Snaddcn, and others, to be incorporated un.
der the name, style and title Of "Shiloh
Presbyterian Church at st. Mary's has
been fled in my Office and will be presented
for confirmation at the next term of the
Cour of Common Pleas of Elk county.
GEO. A. RATHBUN,
Sept 2d-tc. Prothonotary.
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DLANKS of all kinds for sale at this of
ID hcs.
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IsT OF LETTERS remaing uncalled
~ for in the Ridgway Post Office, un-
claimed 10 August 3lst, 1868.
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7aI u q s.

Tot DOING family washing in the best
and cheapest manner. Guaranteed equal
to any in the world Has all the strength
of old rosin soap with the mild and lather-
ing qualities of genuine CASTLE. Try this
splendid soap. Said by the ALDEN CHE
MlCAL WORKS, 48 North Front Street,
Phlladelphia. Scpt2 6S:1yl
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NOTICE.

UDHEREAS.I HAVE APPOINTED SIR.
wv CHARLES n. JUDD a. my Attorney in fac. Notes
n hsr~hy rfyen % AL persons. thai. from ant aner this date,
h s1oo. n authorxsi TO collect all rents and monf-s du. me,
and 90 Bills on my account xH1 ne paid unless contracted for
= !. ~ eoa-.nt M orf-r. ID. X. K~APAKrHAILI.
Honolulu. july ., 1868 GSNH
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La Ii Cd az Z; AZ
IF THOSE PLANTERS AND THEIRS.
II IN want q
Imported Labor.

VIII address n line 20 the und~r-iEusi. stating shat krd Of
m-n- and how many they vii b likely u SaHi. he viii en-
deayor % have their requirements met, as far a. practicable
There being At tie present E0m-ut - many dthrrrui visEs
Asto
What Class of Labor is Best,
Or what Laborrrs sill he permitted 70 b. imported. that the
united action which - nrre-sary q obtain any adequate amount
% fmpor--d Labor - uzntinr- ~ getting the ve~- q the
mar rty. sOr-thirE may be Elected, or a sufficient number %
vsTi1u. classes - aborxrs nay ~ asked for 20 make 70 worth
Will % orrnniz- CSth the sanetion q th= Board % fmmisra-
ton exp@Ition- IA dlfsreut guaTtTrs-
G3l In vs.. l. GREEN
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For 81
4 NEW.
and Efficient Plant !

L,OR TAXING OFF TON DE- sCGAR
per day % tn working hours, consisting %
ONE IKOS WILL AMI h0sepoErr.
ONE CENTRIFUGAL MACHINE aEd horse power Tor tgr-
bin=-she.i when there % a good head % Eai-rJ Ctsnhzr.
SORGHUM PAN. Nrty f-et long
UPPER and LOW III FURNACE MOUTHS and zra,,bars.
IRON W. twenty-five fret ~ tEenty-f'sr inrh-s,
TWELVE IRON COOLEgs, 70 ha.d one ton zach.
All Of the Latest and most Approved Make,
And may b hsd-hy giving a ~ ~--ks notice 20 the under
szurd-ar $1,000.
AL4RGER MILL, Pan. ard c. mney.
TWO CESTRIFUGALs. With InEt-e aHi BogT to drive
them. AMI
TWENTY COOLERS. ali e7nF,s,- a, above. snd capable q
taxing of frUn too % three tous PER isJ, nr s5. %
TIas aIls~ei on approved par-r,o r a liberal Discount for
Cash Nodiaeations msts 10 tB= above Machinery 20 suit
circumstances a. r-qaired-
The unisrisn-d hayfnE haA roa-dsEahi- sXpsrisnee On the
sbovr style % sugar Ma-tiu-ry. vii guarantee IS d1ins -ra-
efea,iy aud sasisfsctosty the worE -p-clh@d, With ordinarily
good cane and juice. AMI f. prepared . supPly Pizns ard
SPECIFICATIONS % ~kAE Maehtnrry !. requisite % MAKE on th-
apove principte any specified srl1gnr q Sugar CO % Four TINS
per tsy, and lie IL satsE-d that no isrErr quantity % sugar
frur. the sane iul-- snd % b-tsr Eas -uEsr can b. mad by
any NashinsTy VkSt-seF (Bst excepting ths yacguus OF oSksr
stsam PsusJ Tran ~ a rrCp-ril -rAug-t Sorghum Pan AP-
psrafus, VITA Carriers. Coa,in< <grscs-. Faruae-. Ftaes anf
Chunu-y In proper proportion % --rh cth-r. shi= iss skiI -
required IN the mauax-zsut thar With any other apparatus
S55 In w. l. GREEN.
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Valuable Pro critics for Sale
The Sugar Plantation at GnOulinui,
" all
CnNStSrI<E nE t2oo acres

CONSISTING OF I-2OO
"a more or less. q CHOICE LAND. $50 seres are 3x
-%Afenced in and disIi-i into several Convenient sn--&-
closures hy substantial sf1u- za1s. There arr up1arts q 800
acr-s % Gao. Ltnd. u ahieh at-u. leo scr~- = ~ nov plant
81. q PARTON q which sGI D. re.iy 10 take % this fall
The sugar Worss as complete and Ia perfect running order.
and are capable q taxing &C Ii tons pr day. There are .
good Horses, and Il MEt~s broken IN 10 work the NiIt. als0.
30 head q choice Working Caftl-, together ~ h Harness,
Carts, Bows. YOkes. and everything necessary 10 start up TO
grind without further outlay. Th-re is = good DEelinE House
10 a pleasant situation. This Pan'a;ion and Works are eapA-
he % turning out. 1ith sdrquss ahor and proper attention TO
the Cane, zoo touso % rGFar pr auuum-
ALSO. THE SMALL
Sugar Plantation at Auaukea .
kaiIua. X opa.
WORKS all complete, AMI eapabis q d0ilg / ton q Sugar per
dsy.
Also
The Wooden Storehouse with Slate Roof,
Situated on th~ Govcrnment Lot. ncSt 70 J. E0binsoo 3 CO..
hrs-Proof buitiuz, QH>sn street, tssethsr with the Lease q the
Land.
For further particulars, price. and terms % sale q all ;ss
above. Apply 10 ". L GREEN.
y B-Ihe shove Properties II N, previously disposed o.
will be pa; Up At Pubic Auetioa on o. about the 9Th of October
n<Ht- 49, IN
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Shipment per r. G. Wylie,
JVST RECEIVED. CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS, &c.

DALES FANCY PRINTS. SUPER quail
HD Try and New styles,
White Cottous. Blue Cottot :, Brown Drills, Blue Drills,
Heavy Blue Deuims-a superior article, Asst Colured bunting,
Large siz. Cotton aud Wooden BEanke s Of assorted Colors,
Fine Black Bar4th-ss. Black and Cord Delanes, Cashmeres, &c
BLACK. White and Blue CohurEs and Atpacas.
sun.rior Whit. and prab Mol-skin. White aud Blue Flannels,
slack silk in pieces. Barege for Wells, &c. Back Grape,
Fine Black aud Blue BrOadcloih, Checked Dowlas-
PantalOon Stuff, Victoria Lawns, Mosquito Meetings.,
Burlaps and Iiessiaus, Fancy >erinoes and Cashmeres,
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NV YORK. Aug. G.-Panama advices are TO the
2s'h Of July. No collision has yet taken place be-
tween The Government troops and revoluiiOnists
Both sides are making active preparations. though
there j. some prospect Of an amicable arrangement
The HeqrSGrge has been heard from in the Straits
OF Magellan. and j. expected at Valparaiso soon.
The Chilean Congress has abolished imprison-
ment for debt.
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