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DOMESTIC GOODS.
Jan. q
GDGEEE ORTIZ NE.Mz.y:IE:Y.


MRS. f.. Y. LOMAX, Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prn.
FENllS Institution, slluaeJ in the town of Liberty,
u Bedford County, Va. will be open Tor the recep-
ton Of pupils the LIST of October
Ii is the object Of the Principals TO impar 10 the str
dents useful as we'll ornamenial education.
this purpose Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
peten assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English for the Isl class 500 pr. months,
- - End do Is i" -
JUNIOR class - 3rd do 10 10
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roget
Of ffaure, 5 " ="
Music. by Professor Winker OF Germany, II Piano $25,
Harp t35; Guitar SIS pr. months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin. German, at Professor
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle work, S. pr, five months.
Use of Musical Instruments S.
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels.
n. B.--Board may also be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
Reterences-Jndge Stanard and James Lyons. Esq.
Richmond; Judge I.omax, Fredericksburg; Rev DR..
Ilawey and Rev. Mr.. Laurie, Isl PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Washington; Gen. Gordon and Hon WIN. {. Rives,
Albemare; Dr.. p. II. Gilmer, Lvnchburp; Geo. 7
Tayoe, Boteiourt; Rev. DIR. 5. Phillips and Rev. ia.
cob ID. Mitchell, Liberty.
Bedford, Sept. 10 Is
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EOltNtfSSsO-fSf
IN pursuance of the decree Of the cnGnif SUI ''o'
4 court of law aud chancery, for the county OF
sn pronounced the Slh day Of October, e4i. in the
case of Clifford Cabell against Londons Wngham
s. Drewry, and others, the undersigned, appointed a
Commissioner for that purpose, will on "Wednesday. the
the 18th day Of March next at the town of New Mar
ket in the county of Nelson. sell public auction, to
the highest bidder the Freight Boat, Gabriel Tar. to-
geher with her rigging gear, tacklernd appnrienances.
As much cash will be required, as will deiray the ex,
penses Of SALE and for the residue credit fisk months
Will be given, taking fiom the purchaser bond with ap-
proved security. VIM. II. DlGGES.
Sheriff Of Nelson Comfy.
Feb. 10 I'm
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WALK TN TO

~ Il II ID q u II ~ TT ~ s..
fpon rant any thing IN The Confectionery Fancy .ar
fic'cs, Toy, Pctme. Caae, Eatabio and Drinkabic
Line. SC
ENOR have open one Of the largest stocks in The
q above luc that ever was opened in l.ynclbnrg A.
nong the articles Just opened will be found the following
Ealables Lemons. Fresh Figs Raisins, Currents,
Ptnnes. Tamarnds. Dates. Soft Shell Almonds, Fill
berts, English Walnus. JUN Paste. Olives. Presered
Ginger. Sardoes. French Preserves, Bounene Sau
sages, Beef Tongues Dried Beef, Picked Oysters.
soda, batter aud sugar Crackers Goshen aud En-
gish Dairy Cheese. Fancy Articles, Toys, &c. Sc.
enumerated IN another Advertisements.
j. II. FrfZGlBBON.
Head Quarters,
Nearly opposite he Bank et J'Ugiaia.
March Is
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fENE ro.pstrnershp here,oIoe existing belv cen the
undersigned, under the style oi Edmond Watson
& Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts and effects OF the have been purchased by
Mr.. James NJ. Boyd. who intends carry the bust
ness himself All persons indebted the firms Of Ed
mond, Watson s. Co., WIN. II Watson s Co and
Bnyd, Edhnond 4 Co., requested 10 pay ia mes
NJ. Boyd alone-and all the creditors Of said firms will
apply 10 him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAEENPORT,j r
Feb II is
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above Sale is suspended by order Of the Solicitor
the Treasury, for ,hlty days from the Gath OF Feb.
fuary.
The ale If Sannderss property viii be made the 2ls,
and ot Porcr's property. the 22i oi March, 1915,
upon The terms, and IN the manner above mentioned.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Marshal and Commissioner
March tl2M
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HENRY LUDLAu 4 Co.,

RICHMOND, T.a
A TTEND To selling TOBACCO and other pro-
IA duce. Mr.. Benz, c. Gray, will in future attend
10 our Tohicco sales.
Advance made IN all consignmenls 10 oar address.
ltichuund, Feb q l2w
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+ II
CONTINUATION.

I'llE undersigned, having purchased Of Nessrs Ed
moGd. Watson & Co.. their stock of Goods will
carry the business at the old stand himself He will
keep god assortment of Groceries hand and soics
Continuance oi the patronage which has been extended
Ia lie old firm. JAMES NJ BOYD
Feb. u ia
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Rv TOLER, TOW:vLEY r. S7.ITH.9.M
Superior CLEARING Tobacco.

HNllE SuBSC RIDER offers 10 the public an article
Il ofCHEwiNo IopAoco, Of erird fine quality. 1t
was manufactured by Mr.. William l.. Saunders ex.
pressly for The retail market, and is warranted be of
such quality as will not fail 10 give satisfaction. For
sale by The box or single pound
Call and try it, JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist, Lyaeibmg. To
March 3 Is
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meeting 10 DO held an "Wednesday evening the ION in
slant. V. w. SOU rHALL, Chairman.
X. II. ToLrW, ,
j. : GALLMisn, ( SECRETARIES.
At an adjourned mecr, Of tbe WIFI, rn,,,h.,. L.d
on "Wednesday evening The IQth Instant IN, Cv,omit.
appointed report statement in reference ia Tho
action Of The Win, p,rtv an IN, .,y.,al ,,.,,. ,.c,
red 10 IT, made rcpnft whiel, beiny ,d.n,,l ,,aar
derel 10 be published IN connection with ,,, lorrcoin,
resolution
STATEMENT OF FACTS
CosNlcrEp wun rns ACTION OF rur trsrn,, 4,
seMply. DURING IRIS LArn Srss,oN q. s,vrnI
QursrioSs Appprssrp TO III, pr,,,, an I'm.
aINlA
The " hg members Of the legislature If VIRGINIA IN
the OF separating aud q, returning IL, their cs,i,u
enis deem il due alike 10 lh,msclye. and IN ,h,ae
whom they have had the honor 10 represent Ia Law b
fore them brlrl but ccunstantia statement ur meia
connected with the action of that body durinu liz ,ecen,
session. upon the several topics hereafter adyer,d To-
-
The "cras Question
About the middle of January. The followiny rrs,lu
tlon n1oplcd nv n mnlofto of tho Ss,,,, VIVA .,,n,,
ted 10 The House Of Deeootes.
"Res1ired by the general asscpbiv of Jirgipia Tina
the ann,xaiin If 1.Xns IN ,he lfn1,,d s,,, h,,iJ M
effected with nc further DELAY ,hno NAV Ne necessstt f
the accomplishment o that ohjpc by HE constituted an
lhnriiirs OF the two countries u
This resolution was made the order of tho dav in Tho
House ri Delegates on the ooh of Jann,ry when NJ,
foler offered the following M substitute iherei,
"Resoited by he general assemble of piyp;nn Tim,
the annexation of Texas to the L. States ouoh IN b
effected tie eaos, period that ma, BIZ prar,icable
consistently with tho permanen, weate oi Virginia
the obligations Of the constitutions tin preservation Of
the internal peace the Unon and The lalh aud honor
ot the country; aud that this general assembly reposinn
entire confidence in The ability aud patriotism u the sen
siors o NgInu, rely upon thea faithfully To dsrh ue
all their obligations to the Salo and 10 The Union upun
this question
And Mr. BJvdth submitted the flllowinr almond.
meni;
"A nf " hch in the opinion of ,his general assembly
ran be property psied by the senate of The United
Saies passing the ,in resolution which has passed the
house Of representatives,"
The Senste's resolutions with Tho pendnu amend
menis. again taken up on lie 3Is Of January in
fhe House of Delegates; whereup1n, motion was nade
by Mr.. Wilcher to refer them 10 Select Committee.
which mns agreed To; aud committee WAS accordingly
constituted, consisting Of equal number uf both m
cal parties.
In asking fr this committee The avowed object III the
mover aud ri those who supported The proposi,n was
compromise il possible, between tie conflicting views Of
the two parties. and the suggestion oi resoIulpu which
might pteive approaching as nearly as p,ssble In
Iunanimy and which 1t was afoied would Gir thu,
reason carry with ii greater moral weph,. and exeu n
mora powerful influence upon public sentiment a, well
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For Bremen.

For Bremen.
r&S TllEAi conpered and copper fastened
ENEEIA Brig "OCEANUS," Capt. Smith, to
Oily IL load at City poni for Bremen without
DELAY, can take 80 hhds Tohlcco or
Stems u application 10 HENRY LI1DLAM & Co
03. Advances made consisnuenls the address Of
oar friends in Bremen. II. l.. & Go.
Richmond Feb. n 2w
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Valuable Eand aud other proper
| fy for sale.

valuable Eand and other proper
~ for sale.
nURSUAN1 10 The prov isions Of a Deed Of Trust
4 executed 10 the subscribers, by Archibald Is. Duke.
ii his life tine bearing date the 0h day Of December,
1912, and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office OF the
County Conr Of Canpbell, the subscribers will, The
Oath day OF March, 1916, if fair, il not the next far
day, Sundays excepted sell by way OF public auction.
to The highest bidder, on The PREMISES the Lands in said
Deed Of Trust described, consisting Of one Tract con
tanning between
$50 and 700 ACRES,
and one other Iract containing between SO and 400
~ RES, both Tracts being situated in the county Of
Campbell. near the town of Lynchburg, aud regarded
as very valuable.
Immediately after the sale ofthe Lands. and the
same day. the subscribers will sell the late residence
of the said Archibald B Duke deceased the Household
n Kitchen Furniture. in said trust deed also described,
W of Beds. Piano. Bureaus, Sc, &c.
~ the Furniture will be for cash--As 10 the
~ So saJ IA .n,, erzes a sale also for cash. lfany
a"ae il made as 10 the ,,ms, the same will be made
known the day OF sale.
The tile the above property is believed to be good,
except US to the dover of Mrs. Duke but acting ifns
lees we shall convey such title only is vested in us
by said deed. j. WILLS ,r.,s,oos
e. r. WILLS, s
Feb go 2dMh
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REMOVAL! REMOVALS.!
RICHMOND
T. II y III - II - II u


p FAD this and then call a,the RICHMOND CASH
H STORE. as II Is the interest of every person. 10
purchase where they get The best Articles for the
least money. The proprietor Of TINS establishment re
turns his thanks To the public, for their liberal patron
age heslnv ed on him. since his arrival in iynchburp
and hegs leave 10 inform Them tina, he has reno
we'd To the large AMI commodous NEW GRANITE FRONT
BUILDING. adjoining the MARKET, where he Is now
opening good assortment of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DIR q FOODS, H o u s & O.
best part having heen purchased at Northern Markets.
for CASH, aud within the las, four weeks, which " III
enable him Ia uter still greater bargains than ever; and
the Is East expiring. he will sell very small
profit and many Goods at cost, in order 10 make roam
for large Spring Stock Wholesale or retail Amongst
his assortment may be found, VIZ
900 ,ds Calico. all new styles, from cts 10 finest
Splendid Cashmere de Coss and Mouslins, new Styles
pa. and p. Sd per yard,
5000 yds. Partisan Alpaca, aud various other styles
Worsied goods for ladies',
New style Furniture Calico and Checks,
Bed Ticking. Apnn Checks and Ticking binding,
SPLENDID black aud blue black Silks, cheap
Fancy striped do do do
A large assortment Linen and Thread Cambria Hand
kerchiels ut n bargain,
Black and white Silk aud spun silk Hose.
White black and random Cotton do and half Hose,
10 d,z. LADIES' extra quality Kid Gloves,
10 do do SILK and new style Mrs.
so do worsed Nils, o"y 8. cts. per pair, great bar
gain,
Bonnie, and cap Ribbons. all prices,
iaces, Edgings. Sc. general assortment,
LADIES' Cheullseits and Csps,
Children's worsied Gaps and Shirts,
Georgia Nanheens and French i.iuens.
While Guods. general assortment cheap
FOR GENTS
Cloths and Casslnefes, general assormen at great
bargains,
Cassinets and Richmond Jeans all prices.
Tweed Cassimefes, Kentucky and Glasgow jeans
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Ia sla for Esag~.

H'HE "Franktin .Nanetactuing Company" in
tending To extend their manuinciure of Pap r, viii
pay in CASH, the highest price Tor Cotton and Linen
RAGS, white or colonred.
Country Merchants may forward parcels of Rags To
the subscriber, who will remit payment as he may be
directed. JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Frm,hin .Naau'ng Com.
Richmond. March 6 CT
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.tD1ACE.
fEHE SUBSCRIBER grateful for the liberal pat
T. ronage extended 10 the concern of Benjamin Il.
Tinsley & Co., would respectfully aiorm his friends
and the public generally that he has connected himself
with the OF
BRYANT, TlNSLEY Il LAVINDER,
aud would ask continuance of their kind lavors to him
as a partner Of thai concern.
BENJAMIN L. TINS.EY.
Jan. 9 Is
kn BUSHELS FRESH MOUNTAIN CLIO
CV YER SEED for sale by
HATCHER s GREEN.
Feb 3 Is
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Jan. 2
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ajCftl(cal.
WIG LEGISLATIVE MEETING.

Atm meeting ui tho Wing members Of The General
Assembly ni Virginia. held IN Richmond. On Monday
evening February l7lh. 1885, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
'Resolyed, fha the rcsoluticn adopted by tho d..
moerano Legislative C"nvennh, few days aimee. hi
which II IL asserted, without qualification. that the
conduct nj the Wing parry IN the House ri Delegate, ot
Nngnia In reference 70 the annexation of rexas 10 the
onon. WAS dictated BY eopct design 10 defeat the
MEASURE, considering the relation ot lis aulhus u those
whom they have thus assaulted. Is highly ndelca,e mud
the mnnaiion is indignantly repelIed az wanon cal.
umny.'
committee consisting Of Mrsus. Robert G. Stan.
ard. VIM, ballard Preston. Echari II. Toler. Allen r.
Caperon, T. =. Plus. aud John s. Gallahrr, was an
pointed 10 prepare bret statement. setting ftie III u
position and acl,un oi The Wing party. during the ses
SUM- IN The Texas question. the Senatorial election
On The election oi Councillor aud in relation To the e
cepon Of lhe Land Money--to report 10 an adjourned
meeting 10 DO held On "Wednesday evening the lyh In.
sap,. V. w. SoufHALL, Chairman.
T. II; . .oL.". Secretaries.
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AT an adjourned meeting Of the Why members. helc
ON "Wednesday evening the I9lh ina,ant tho Commit
lee appointed n report statement in reference to tn,
action oi the Wing party, the several matters refer
red 10 II. made report. whlcl, being adopted was or
dered To be published. IN connection with the foregoing
l,,a
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Sterhng's Spring, Gay-s;., neal the Bel-Ar
market Adopted.
Mr. Walsh called up bill from the Second
Branch relative 10 paving and repairing streets.
Passed.
Mr. Hudson called up a bill from the Sc
cond Branch fixing the compensation of the
clerk 10 the commissioners for opening streets.
Passed.
A communication was received from the Re-
giSter and Judges Of the Appeal Tax Courts,
enclosing q law passed by the General Assem-
bly, taxing city stocks; and asking an opinion
in reference to it. After some debate, it was
referred to the committee of ways and MEANS
with instructions TO consult the City Counsel
Tor upon the subject
The amendments to the Railroad bill, by the
Second Branch, were concurred in.
Mr.. Marley, from committee, submitted a re-
solution for tunncling Run alley. Read.
Mr.. Brown offered resolution directing the
city commissioners to examine and report the
condition of the powder magazine. Adopted.
After the reception of some reports, the
Branch adjourned till Monday.
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NO LONGER
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BUT CHANGED To IS,

10 The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating tie numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to s. of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
sent occasion TO call die attention of strangers visiting
the city, and othcis to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever Fever and Ague, Rhelna-
tisin, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which are liable. In addition 10 the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number flom most respect-
bic individuals, all testnying to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can he seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended TO his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he Is happy in
the belief that they have heeH productive of much
good wherever used. As he il Ee sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top OF the
cork also fac smile of his the label on the
side of the bottle None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They extensively used and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
lGgues of which can be At his store, and which
he warrants to he equal TO any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. B. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine an IL
cteS for sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2
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That the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Pany shall be held responsible for all damages
done to property in the laying down of the
rails contemplated to be laid down by virtue of
this ordinance; and they shall also be held re-
sponsible for all damages done to the life or
limbs, or property of others, caused by the
passage of their locomotives through the
streets of this city, when resulting from the
negligence Of their agents.
Sec. s. And be it enacted and ordained
That upon all occasions shall the locomotive
engines in passing through the city use coal OF
coke for fuel for steam
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aplG fs3t
w=vuv NEW COACH FACTORY.

a. ny Sr>JoHN NJ. YOUNG having entered up
Ess42-[<SSrLo on his new establishment in SMITH
NG-AU-STREET, near the corner Of Louis
lana Avenue, and in the of Coleman's Hotel,
washington city, respectfully informs his old custom
ers and all others wanting splendid Carriages, Ba-
rouches, Buggies, and Light Family Vehicles of any
description whatever. that he can supply them from
his stock on hand TO order at the shortest notice
and at reasonable prices to suit the times.
John NJ. Young repairs Carriages of every descrip-
ton in workmanlike manner He respectfully in
vtes the attention of citizens, strangers and Others
visiting this city To his establish mrnt and 10 the
style of work which is done at his Coach Factory.
p1S
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(Reported for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL,
FRIDAY, April Is, lS45.
FIRST BRANCH.

FIRST BRANCH
Mr.. Purviance, from committee, reported
resolution in favor Of John Boyd, which was
adopted.
MIR. Dallam called up bill regulating the
rent Of stalls in the several markets. Adopted
Messrs. Brown, Dallam and Suter, were APP
pointed, to unite with Messrs Bolton, Barnes
and Essender, of the other Branch, under re-
solution relative to the proposition of Mr. ]. s.
Tough, to light the city.
A resolution from the Second Branch in ia
vor Of John Allen, for cleaning the streets, wal
rejected by vote Of 10 to Is.
An amendment of the Second Branch TO the
general appropriation bill was non-concur,
red in.
A resolution from the Second Branch provid-
ing for a new Watch-house on Fell's Point
was passed.
Mr.. Uynes offered resolution relative to
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EHxTRA CT OF A LETTER FROM A POST

ENXTI2A CIT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
81 MASTER. dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun.
~, Maine, April 30, 1914.
Mr.. Isaac BuTTs-Dear Sir: At the request of ma
ny of my friends in this place and vicinity, who are
afflicted with consumption aud liver complaint take
the liberty Of asking you 10 appoint some one in this
county as agent to sell WIS7.fR;S B.9LS.4M OF
WILD CHERRY, and to send him few dozen, as
there is none OF it for sale within 300 miles from this.
have no doubt that it would meet with ready sale,
if it were where it could be procured without too
much expense ana delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians call the first stage OF consgmp-
tiOna complaint very prevalent in this section of
country Having seen the Balsam advertised in
Augusta,
{g7-200 MILES FROM HEREIN
took the pains to send there for bottle of it, which
she took, and which helped her much that sent
for two bottles more which she has also taken, and
she now says that she has not felt well for weeks
she does at this time. All those who have inquired
of me and ascertained what effect the Basam had
are anxious to have some for sale in this vicinity,
which is the cause of my writing to you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
conclude to send some, and if so, TO whom in order
that it may be known where itcan be had.
am, with great respect, yours, &C.,
7. G. FARNswoRTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fastlearnng that no medicine
no physician-no preparation of any kind what
ever-can equal Doctor WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. ..
All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS, %
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High streets, Baltimore, and r. S. PATTERSON,
Washington, ID. c., and by most of the Druggists IN
Maryland and the District Of Columbia. mhl4 Wsoh
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HnnDOLLARs REWARD. DOCToi

Mh DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
n WV STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the cure of GonHrrhpa, elects, Structures Dialects OF
dltuty III making water, and all other unnatural dig
charges from the uretha of either sex
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure and too, in the shortest posi-
be time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where II has been taken according to directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely OF vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
VIII be paid 10 any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compound, or who will prove that it con-
tains amy mineral substance whatever.
N, b. This medicine can be had of James P. Will
liamson corner of High and Gay-sts. 70. IT,; Joseph
Sawyer, corner of Paca ind Prat-sts. and by T.. Y,
Forney, corner of Clay and Eutaw streets.
In Washington-by G. Scott, corner of 9TH st. and
pennsylvania Avenues Robert Patterson, corner OF 9ah
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. fel0-y6m*
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WANT OF SYMPATHY. No movement has
yet been made by the citizens of New York to
assist or alleviate the distress of the suffering
people Of Pittsburg.