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PFsss Two Cents.
Common Pleas.


Before Judge Ulshocfer.
JUNE 4--Elsha Faron vs. Chayles C. Fa spl<n-Thia
was an action 10 recover $780, the ouut of cask
oil delivered by plaintiff 10 defendant For the defence
II was shown that the oil Of die rent quality from
that agreed for and that had notified thc pai
tif Of the fact and offered return it, Sealed verdict
this morning. 1o s
For plaintiff, Burr Benedict. For defendant. Mr.. A.
Crist.
Before Judge DAILY.
Joseph Nc Dermon vs. Corfiond A. Paimer--This was
an action to the amount Of contract under
lien law In October l844 the defendant entered into
contract with two builders, named McCullagh sni
Weeks to build thirteen houses for him. In December
following, he entered into contract with them,
w.t. that he would sell them the lots which the houses
were to be built and the buildings; that they should go
old contract and that he would furnish them with funds
to carry on the work that when the buildings were
finished he would give them deed upon their giving to
MIN simultaneously mortgage all the houses. Sub
sequently, McCulagh and Weeks contracted with the
plantf to flag the houses and the 9Th Of January,
lsi5 he commenced his work and finished by the month
OF June following. McCuagh Weeks were unable
brought his action and had verdict rendered In his
favor the verdict was afterwards set aside, and Q
trial granted. The case again called yesterday,
and after tho plaintiff had closed his case nonsuit
moved for two grounds First that tho contract
cuted in October roscinded by the contract Of the
2is December which took the ownership Of the pre-
perty out Of Palmer and vested it in McCullagh 4
Weeks tho oct requiring that person to be charged
uader 1t should be the absolute of the property,
upon which tho lien claimed 10 be due. The second
ground was involved in the first namely that thero
no money due by defendant the time Of the service Of
the notice by the plaintiff The Judge took mis- same
view, and granted the nonsuit
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a oraft Of fortyseven seamcn, under tho charge o
Lieutenant Reid Tor the United States ship Pennsy
arrived here yesterday in the steamer Georgia. for Bal
tlmore.-NorfoLk Herald. .Lfns g.
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THE AMAZON WIGS.

R 0entlemens real Heads Of Hs bsing the latest and
~ CREATES. improvement the manufacture Of Wigs and
duce them here They display the forehssd sad temples
height, point ma.n before aftaiued.
They composed Of vshtila work They
ct the head by mechanical entirely they
s eoansnsnee and q once become and parcel q The
-'-EL 4. PHAL0N, 81 Brosdwuy. Opposite the
an lmsrc Globe Hotel. under fnd.ons Hotel.
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MURDER TRIAL AT BALLsroN-The trial Of
Abram Wilcox, for the murder Of Samuel Nc
Knster the ID day Of December in the town of Sara
oga has occupied the Saratoga Circuit Court for several
days The testimony shows that Wilcox and Nc Kinser
had worked farm in partnership and that the former
while boarding with the mother Of the latter made msr
riage proposals to his sister which were rejected Wilcox
urged McKinster to ntcrcedc with his sister bat the
latter decnsd and quarrel tho consequence VIII
left the House. and. In wild loose way insisted that
McKnstcr's mother had poisoned his tea In December
he went to barn where McKnster was helping several
neighbors, and commenced fight with Mex, at the
close Of which, they him shutup jackknife twa
then sscerancd that who seemed
Of what had been done, stabbed in nineteen different
places from the effects Of which he died In fifteen minutes
The prisoner is defended by able counsel, upon the
plea ofinsanity Physicians were examined and medical
works quoted. TO eucidate and describe al the forms
symptoms tendencies effects &c. OF insanity The tes
timony in relation to this point was well calculated to
bewder jury and although the ample facts in the
case that Wilcox. who quarrclled with McKnser
first about hia sister and then about their bushes: mat
ter went deliberately into the barn and stabbed him to
the heart expect things CO. to hear verdict Of
/" mot guilty .'-.aDsny Eve Jour. juno ?
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CONVENTIONAL SUMMARY, Wednesday, June g.
James X. Rose, Esq, Clerk of the Assembly,
in the continued absence Of Of the secretaries r
starbuck) officated to-day such. The minutes Of
yesterdays proceedings read, amended in
raj particulars so as to conform to the facts Mcssrs
Nelson. of Osego Porter, Of Saratoga, and A. W. Young
OF Wyoming appeared in their seats to-day, the Con-
venton is now full. MIR Ward, from the Committee on
Rules reported series, which were read seraiim and
adopted That restricting the admission within the bar
Of persons other than members and officers Of the Con-
venton drew out q long discussion which resulted in
the adoption substantially Of the original rule Mr. Rus
sell reported in favor Of Mr. Words proposition the
number Of copies Of the daily journal to be printed
Agreed to. Mr. Kirkland called up his resolution Of in
qury into the expenses Of the county courts and extend
cd 1t to other items Mr. Bascom proposed to include the
expenses Of the circuit courts MIR. Nicholl proposed
also extend the inquiry to the fees received by judi
caI officers for chamber duties and Mr. Worden to the
fees masters and examiners; when all the propositions
referred to COMMITTEES Of eight Mr. Brown called
up the resolution for supplying members with ncwspa
pers and II adopted Mr.. Chatfeld called up Mr.
Joness resolution directing the appointment Of commit
teo Of sxte report the best practicable mode Of pro-
ceedng the revision Of the constitution and at his
suggestion, the number was increased 20 seventeen
without taking any question 1t, tho Convention ad
jourped-.dibony -argus June A. III
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For clerk Thomas Harris Of Claremont aboltionist,
had lao and elected Lewis Smith, of Henniker de-
mocrat had ll9, and Mr. Hazeton whig, ]. C. X. SAN
born independant democrat Haleite appointed
assistant clerk without ballot
This shows thatthe union of the whgs sbolitionists
and Haemen in the House is perfect and leaves doubt
that Cen Colby, whig will be chosen Governor and John
r. Hale u. S.Senator. 4tss.s3esf s.ft .
Tho three democratic and two abolition senators met
the House in convention and filed the vacancy senate
district NoS by choosing James u Parker In No. 8.
VIM w. Rollins No. 8, ARENAS Harmon; Timothy Alb
bott, In No z; Nathan Kngsbury in No Irenus Ham-
ilton, in No. lla whigs so that the Senate stands,
democrats g. wings 8, abolonistss.
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ASTOR HOUSE BATHS

Eutrsnes, No. Vesey street. tPvae door Astor Houssl
THE PUBLIC are respectfay informed that the abovs
trely new ecpper and the largest IN tI city u Po'ss q
Baths are open until ii o'clock night saturdsy niSht IL
Price hath cents The Sea Baths at DesbIosses
street are = usual GgfaH q r nRTxkH.Au pSenss.
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LOUIE HebeTt v IB4o. ~-@'e@
The law says that only one member of family
can have the privilege of an appointment there,
and yet here are brothers, both graduating in the
course of five years. ra
As my present vocation does not allow me much
time for communicating important matters of this
nature to your readers oftener than once week
or once fortnight, ! shall avail myself OF the
information in my possession of occasionally un-
covering many Of the corrupt movements of the
men at the heads Of the departments. This will
have no connexion with party politics, for all par
ties have been guilty of the same conduct
A list OF all clerks in the different departments
here, together with the influence which has been
brought to bear upon the appointments, the States
from which they have come, the time they are
employed, and' he money received, not earned,
by them, will, one day or other, form serious
chapter for the people to study from.
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ITO ALL who are Afflicted with rheumatic comPlsints
wauid .sv 10 and DR.. Swett's Sulphur Fums Bask.
s Brosdwsy The Of y are SUCH that
As scrona 0out Salt Rheum, Diseases OF the
skim joints sc. The charges 80 moderated fetch
n within means Of all. ms lmsm
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Charles @. Ridgley,

Alexander Bowman ,
James Nj. Bow man,
Andw. w. Bowman,
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There are now In this city volunteer companies
from the counties on the Missouri river a. follows -
Gasconade CO., CON- under Captain 8. Parham, No. 81
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U0sToS, June I, IS16. J
UESTLgMEN IL have tho honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your favor of this morning. inviting nd.
dress meeting at Lowell this evening" the ect
Of the Mexican warhc position Of our country in our
present crisisand respond the call Of Gov Briggs
Tor volunteer force from the old commonwealth" Una
voidable engagements, which, this short notice
notbe Deferred will prevent my accepting your invita-
ton.
trust however there ID but one feeling in the
munity to the duty Of State at the present time
that should respond promptly to the Governors call
and that all Of laying aside all other question: should
manifest resolution to stand by the and
the country. am &c. FLETCHER WEBSTER
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The New Orleans Pieayuas Of the 9th ult says :
Gen Gaines yesterday received an official communc
sfon from Warrington countermanding his orders 4
raising regiment of mounted gun.msn The letter is
follows 49, aT Hf o7-sT-- - = -
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEoIsLATURE.-We received
last night slip from the Office of the ". II. Pa
trot giving the proceedings Of the first day "Wednesday.
June 3. After taking the oaths from the Governor tie
House proc eeded to ballot for Speaker:
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|
The brilliant and decisive victories which have been
already obtained by the forces Of the United have
ully demonstrated the supremacy Of arms; il is
hoped that vigorous prosecution Of the existing contest
will lead to the acceptance the part
Of Mexico of the moderate and liberal by the prof
fer Of which the government and people Of the United
States have endeavored to the native war;
To those who desire to enroll themselves under this
call. reference to the subjoined general order from
headquarters, viii afford the necessary information.
HI ANDERSON.
Governor Of the State of Maine.
MEXICAN PRIvATEER.
The schooner f. A. Brown, Captain Westbrook, arriv
ed at Charleston Saturday last, in four and half
days from Havana. BY this vessel received file Of
brook informs US that the two Mexican steamers Monte
and 0uadaloupe had scaped from Vera Cruz and
arrived at Havana under English colors on the oath In
six days. One Of the commanders reported that there
had not been any received Vera Cruz of the hat
tie Of Matamoras, when he sailed 1t was reported al
Government by the builders OF these steamers or by
English merchants who advanced the money, for pay
ment in default of which their delivery required
and that they consequently surrendered their
custody. This course wns adopted with the view, no
doubt, Of saving them from capture by squadron
vateers fitted out to depredatc the Of this
country. NsT
San Anna was still at Havana and seemed to be very
inds rent to what happens in Mexico though ne
highly dsapproved Of the conduct Of his to
wards the United States
The brig Joven Gregorio from Campeschy arrived at
Havana the 18th Of April with dates the I2d inclusive
An extra Congress held at Merida the 21d Of April
the first and principal object Of this Congress- was to be
the organization Of the Peninsula Of an inde
pendent State.
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REMOVED TO NO st7 PEARL STREET.
TIMOL ATS SULPHUR BATHS.

Il IL NJ " Il N 4 % . " II n " N ID n i II D.
EsrAsLIsHEp Ie2l.
THESE BATHS are highly recommended by the most
eminent Physicians for the care Of Rheumssm, Ersp-
Of the skin scrofula Pain in the JOINTS Salt Kheum.
&e &c To be had daily 5l7 Pearl street Broadwsy
11nr FINE LINEN SHIRTS.
M MESDAMES PALMER &FARR, t76 Broadway, continue
lvl TO make gentemens Linen order and warrant them
y h he latest patterns and finest ncedewok chasacscrss
NB.-Orden executed for any part ofths country.
mvN imsrc
Atsu-xW DNrres LAR, ,now lsndlngt and tor sale bv
IL nyis Z. X COLLINS 4 CO., = South street
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Es0yt,s Prize dsGice
NO.3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RlCHMON
~ VIRGINIA..

MOE, EACHANGEPLhCE RICHMOND,
~ VIRGINIA.
Splcndn Lotteries for February, 1916.
10000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Glass !, 10 he drawn in
Alexandra, y. c., on Salu'dar, February Il,
1916 10 numbers, II dra IN ballots. Saend;d
Capitals: | P:ize OF $4,000. Of 10000, oi
5000, of 30lO, of 2.3S7, OF 1000, , Of
/ 800. 3 Of 1900, oil | $50, 100 Of 500, 100 Of
400 &c. Whole Tickets 10 dollars. halves 5,
quarters 10. A Certificate Of Package OF 70
Wholes 1870 dollars.
5,29i 100 Prizes of $1,000!
Alexandra Lottery, Class No s. 10 he drawn
al Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, 2lst February,
1916. Splendid Capitals: | prize Of S35 294. OF
10000, ! OF 5000, | Of 1900, OF 573, 100 Of
1000, IS OF 300, &c, &c. Tickets go, halves
), quarters = 80. Certificates Of Packages Of &c
whoics Si40-shares in proportion.
55OCCc! 80 Prizes OF 1909, 10000! 10000
Alexandtia Lottery, Glass No Q, 10 BE- drawn
in Alexa ndria, d. c., on Saturday, February
IS h, l946 - 10. Lolterr, Is drawn ballots
Magnificent schcrne | prize OF $4,000 | OF
10000, Of 10000, Of 5000, OF 30GO, | Of
1858, 50 Of 1000, 100 Of 800, 100 OF 500 &c,
Tickets IL, halves 6 quarters 3, eishihs l50.-
Certificates Of packages OFFS wholes lGO-shares
in proportion.
Make remit,ances Immediately if al distance;
il in town, apply in rcrecn
d. NJ. HOYT, No. g. Exchange.
g-tJTTicl;ets in all The Lotteries advertised by J..
c. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets attended 10 with
prumplEcss; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent
when requested, to all who order Of
Jan. Is d. NJ. HOIT, Richmond.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
u AN y" Al from the subscriber, in Buck
III ingham county, Va Oh MS way South in
June las,, Negro TOM. Tom j, OF dark com.
plcxion, u years old, aboGl feel S inches high,
has scar on The lell JAZZ. from The toothachr--
The skin seems 10 have grown 10 lie bone. Had
on when he LETT black slick cap, and suit o!
Summer clothes. Tom was sod in Richmond
by Isham Lowry, an formerly belonged 10 the
Estate Of Mis-. Tfevii.iaa, Of Hanover county
Virginia.
Tom is pretty well acquainted on the Cana!
Route bewccn Richmond AMI Lynchburg ant
on he Railroad fen Richmond TO FredericSs-
burg, and also on lie Louisa RAILROAD, about the
later q! which it is probable h" is lurking, Is he
his vile living al Sir. Aus,in Hancocks, near
Ffeterick's Hal, in Louisa county.
will give Inc above reward CT Sla0 for the
apprehension and delivery Of Tom al the Jail Of
Kobt. Lumpiin, in the city oil Richmond.
Jan l9-uliGc;f F. c. BRADY
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DEATHS.

DIED, on Monday morning, the OH inst, after
.rroracied illness, ALEXANDER ARCHER, ESQ,
| n tie sis, year Of his age. He lived and died
3.ro,e4 servant of Jesus Christ.
The friends and acQuainiances Of The family
are invited 10 attend his funeral this (Tuesday)
ma.,irs, al l0 o'clock, from his late residence IN
Manchester, without further notice.
Deoarted this life, on the 24ln January, al his
resid nee, Aliens Creek, Hanover, Capt. PHILlp
Woop,ox, Sr., in the seventy-ninh year OF his age.
He was confined 10 his languishing bed I'd sick
ION about two months previous 10 his dissolu-
lion, during all which time he was never heard
|, complain, but without murmur, he patient
" and with Christian resignation, awaited the
iiour OF his departure from time 10 eternity =
lie died perfectly in his senses, and without
.,russie-iully resigned assuring his family and
t;irnds that his faith and reliance on his Saviour
had disarmed Death of all his terrors, aud that
his hope for blissful Immortality beyond The
crave, was bright, firm and mistaken. For about
* wears, he was a JEALOUS devoted, and warm
hearted Christian. He attached himself TO the
R,p,is Church, and lived and died one OF lis
ms, consistent and exemplary members Ofthe
deceased il may be truly said none were ever
hear. 10 utter word Of harm-no, not one; for
\. was beloved by all who knew him. He has
IN behind him, to mourn over her irreparable
lss an aged and afflicted partner, with whom
!. lived in perfec, connubial peace and bliss for
nearly hiy-six years, and TO whom he said short
i'm, before he died, it would not be long before
n. would follow him, and that they would be
s,ain united in Heaven. BLESSED are The dead
ina, die in the Lord; yea, they rest from their la
bur> AMI their works do follow ihem."
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-nNNERCIAL RECORD.


RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 3.
roEaCCo-Receipls Increasing but there Is
io no change in prices. We quote Tugs at
M's - D IS, common Leaf 3 "a 5oand s, good
=, fne S 50 a : 80 {
'' rr,ouR-very little doing; held at 50 .
wpEAT-loo lo5 cents for red, and los a
,loioy white. n,s
coRN-in demand. Sales a, 6S a 20 cents
81 hushel r,;,ro,a 40 a a.
-. ner bushel, and from vessels 80 50 c's'
''r p,eyovIsloNs.-BAcos City Cured aud
-.,i,sdsld, y 8 cts; Mountain, new : - -
p,r;pore and Western Sides, new, 7 -; 0ai'
, D and Western Shoulders 6s :; hams
new, SAGE; Western sides, DID, = ~ S'o"'-
s,,s sac LARD New, 7sasc.
wHlsKEY-Barrels d, hhds. 26 cts.
BRANDY-o,ard, Dupuy & Co.. 8 20
J, 20. A seicneue. | rs; Imitation, IS a 80 c's'i
s,z.,ac 3 co. 50; Peach, dull al 50 loo c's''
Virginia Apple, (old) IS cents. 20 :.
c;iN-American, 30 CTS; Holland, ioo c's'
HuN-New England, in bbls., 80 cts.
C0TTON-6i a : cents per h.
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~ 2 MO " A +

/ HAVE renewed my Store from Cary Street
l. 10 East side of Main Street, No. 100, few
doors bclow the JewerY Store OF Messrs. '.ilch-
ell s Tyler, and directly opposite The s-.res Of
Messrs. Funey 6 WAITS and Hubbard, Gardner
& Carlton. Ny old friends and customers
are desired 10 continue their patronage, and the
public generally 10 give me q call, as no effort
on my parl shall be wanting 10 give satisfaction.
My services are offered 10 The public rs Gene
raj Commission Merchant, and strict attention
will be paid 10 The sale OF all kinds of Country
Produce Liberal advances made on all Con-
signmenls. JOHN WOMBLE.
Jan 81
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LOTTERIES.
q. Esurrs:ss,a E4oe.ery Office.

. l.,
4 Richmond, Virginia.
Splendid Lotteries for February, 1916.
Grant Scheme FIR lin Fijraarp, 1916.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Del, Saturday, Feb. H. 1916. Splendid Scheme
$4,000 10000, S,0C0, 5000, 1850, 1913, 81 ii
1000 80 OF 500, % Of 400, so OF $50, SO Of $50,
G3 Of 200, &c. ANY two drawn No,. $40. IS
10. Lottery, l. drawn ballots Whole Tickets
SD; halves L; quarters ;. Risk on package Of
IS Whole Tickets ,.iil-haiycs and quarters in
proportion.
Spieniid Scf,nc for 2!A E,Jsuaru!
$4,000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware aud
Georgia, Class No. &. to b. drawn al Whining
Ion, Del, Feb. 81, 1916 Grand Scheme =
$50 0oO l5,00O 1900 5000, 5000 1884, 100 Of
600 20 Of 49, 20 of 500, 20 Of 100, 20 Of 500,
100 Of 300 &c. IS No. Lottery Is drawn bal
lots Whole Tickets ;sl2; halves &: quarters 5.
Risk on package Of 26 Whole Tickets Sl43-
halves and quarters in proportion.
.Spcndid S1leHse (or 2sM Ftbrurp'
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass Moo, 10 bcdrawn al Wilmington,
Del, Feb. q, lolG. 6G No Lottery. 10 drawn
halIo's. Capitals; $4,000, 10000, 1928, 1000,
A Of $500, 4 OF 2C03 1 OF 500, OF $50, 100
Of ,0GO. Whole Tickets SIG; halves s. quar-
ters 4 Risk on 4 package OF % Whole Tickets
5l59-halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt al
ten,ion, and the drawing forwarded Immediately
TO all who order from G. BURRUSS,
Feb. 5 Richmond, Va.
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STRATToN's OFFICE, No. 5, South l4,h


Let 1.-The world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroNs the man.
GREAT LUCK!
Fifly-one Capitals [lhree-nunber prizes] sold
and paid by STRATTON from The Goth De-
cemher 10 he 3lst January.
Drawing Il Monongalia Lottery, No. G, Feb. g.:
81 81 43 u 25 8 is 20 81 AZ IL Il
Half Ticket Nos. S 40 sir -Four more prizes
IS "a 81 in one Lottery, sold
25 81 ~ and paid by
IL 25 ~ STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 81,
Feb. 9th:
ALI 10 I I6 60 II GO is 20 25 %
Half Tickets Nos. is 81 II, prize of 1000
dollars; and 7 20-two more sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass 6,
Feb. 7,h:
81 G5 45 9 81 Al Is ! IL 81 So 6S 80
Drawn Nos Of Lceshurs Lottery, No. 6, Feb. 9:
80 40 Sc 66 40 10 81 d GO G3 GU 9I32
Feb 10
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MRS. MARY JACKSON,


DRANDRETH'S pii.LS.-Acrimonions bumor is The
~ aud only cause II all pam and distress IN The
body. Pain Is the waning given bt the nerves, THAI
there are acrimonious bunIors in The body. No man
had affection az the lungs, but ii froH
acrimonious hImors having setilei iherc. Non
had pain The head affection al The heart, but II
produced by tie pr upon those pars of acri
moni"u. humnrs 80 with khenmaii-ni--it Is the acti-
montons hnmols which have settled upon The membrane
al tll. muscles. 80 with nysentery-ihr acrimonious
humois have settled npOn the mGcns membrane of The
bowels, aggravated in most Gases by the retention of
hard lccai matter IN tnnse Important organs. There
nrtc! was pain or distress ~ anv rart of the body
HGle>s 10 was 0ducri by accident, that not
casDned y the presence OF aeid .rors. IL Is these
Iuncrs which have 10 he expelled, and BY doing the
pain distress Is Ia he removed. To do this with
cerlInty, THE .itaurct rilis h. used Tney
nnocen as bread, yet pow, .n ms t Of The
of scknes>-may he taken III any tine of day or
night, wiihou alteration in diet, fear Of cold.
DR.. Brandreth's principal office, PAL broadway, Now
fOrk-oihsr offices in New York
RaAscn. wholesale and retail agent. No. |, Eas,
Main Street ni."mnnh, corner opposite the Old Mar
ket, where country agents and plsiero -nunIird
with the genuine, AT New York prices. Feb.
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Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersisn-
cd, always come safe. Please address
pnpI 70 MOI.NT SCHOOL.

TIME Female School II my residence, n Poplar
1 Noun; in Gree ns-ir comfy, ri commence the
Is, n February. lsi5 aid tni the ift Of D-cpmhsr
vi take as hoa,d-rs in my family mol exceeding ,iaht
scholars wan be taught in my School the English,
French and Lain Languages and, also, Algebra and
Geometry.
TERMS-slco for Board and Tuition for the term Of
ten months, including every chnrgc except Music,
which will he an extra charge Of $40.
jan e7-sH- JEo. p. HaRDAWAf, h. o.