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CADDBS u. LICk'S
We v'AiC hrLOTTEXA' OFFICE,
n"s'mcn' Hoems under the Ens,c,
Corner Nam aud l3h Street,
RICHMOND. Va.
Drdtcag, eeeirea srcyu dan al o,,lsck

NPARhaIELFD Luck 'IGCK'S Lucky or,
u flee The cry s-whaI's the matter ? trhe n,
s"ef is-'he people have found OUT that all prizes are
IN The hand ufI.UCK
u there be any who have heretofore been unfortunate
hy deal'ns IN Lotteries, lei them cnll IN LUCK :" n.
ne mas clearly shown by his great success in selling P
res. that his Office was established Tor all such
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D I S S o L U ITO II .

Ndt, concern of MurrilI s. Smith, having been dis.
- solved on the lsi May, 1876 and The interest OF
James b. Smith, in the Books. Bonds and Accounts OF
~, concern. having been purchased by VIM B. Muir
I' TINS is 10 notify all persous. whomsoever that he
me sa'd WIN. b. Murr. or his legal agent, is alone
authorized 10 COLES, and settle The same
WIN. b. MURRlLL,
JAS. b. SMITH.
March l2 sv
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.V'O YI(E.

ID w. CRENSHAW having Withdrawn from The
IL. firm of McC,aCahan, Cfenshaw * Co.. The
business will be continued formerly. by the suhscn
hers, under the style and firm oi MrClanahan s Go.
JNO G. McGIANAiIAN,
F.. G.. McCBANAIIAN.
Feb. %
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amherst Land for Nuye.


1l virtue al decree oi the Circuit Superior Cnurt
H Of Law and Chaucefv. Tar the i.ynchburp district
pronounced In the case Of Catksoa's Administrator
gans Garland and others | will, as Commissioner uc
said Court. on The premises al New Glasgow, the 10Th
day Of April NEXT sell the
MANSION HOUSE TRACT OF
LAND,
OF which David y. Garland died seized and possessed
wing In aud adnlnng the town of New Glasgow 10 the
2iiesi bidder. credit of six twelve aud eighteen
III ihs equal insiamens, bond and approved security
VIII be required. and the title withheld I'LL the last nav
"eh' is made-possrsson fr serdng will be given al
The usual time. and fnal pussesson IN the LIST January
1871 Ut perhaps earlier. This TRACT mostly lies
well and is susceptible o great Improvement Il has a
sufficient quantity OF Wood Land tur lis support and
cunmod0us
ID " + l. LI.NG HOUSE,.
STORE HOUSE COUNTING ROOM AND OFFICES
as we'll as Out buildings. suitable fra tarner mer
chant or Professional man. The Tract containing IN
wards of six hundred arrrs
CHA'S. PERROW, Conn.,
The Richmond Wing will copy
March IL u5Ap
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EYsC2lIsUssG BIOTHSL.

VNfIF SUISSE RIBER has moved from the Union
L lorel, To The large brick building opposite 10 Mr.
John IIns and Georle Baahy IS Grocery Stores where
he will be glad his boarders and customers as usu,
al. ROBERT MORRlSS.
Jan ~ Ia
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LAW NOTICE.
Garland y HIM. ID. ErNllch

James EWrfNRN " I'm. ID. ErNSsrh,
IL AVE united IN the practice Of Law. They will
q attend the courts OF Campbell Bedford, Amherst
Nelson, Appomatox. Chaflorte aud Lynchburg. All
cases of collections will be strictly attended to by Mr.
Branch. j. Garland will by this arrangement be en-
abled 10 give vlaant and prompt attention the
whrh may be conhded 10 his care in III Court of APP
peas.
Dec. Is IL
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JEHU WILLIAMS.

GURVIVING partner Of Williams & Victor in or.
- der 10 close the business of the speedily
possible Oilers for sale arge and well assorted
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SKETCHES OF THE ACTS,

OF public character. aud Mch N tiep Of pripas ma
ioe, az relate 10 This section The Slate. passed The
last session Of The Legislature
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From the Albany Citizen.
NETWORK LEGISLATURE,

SENATE. ALBANY Monday, Jan 90
The bin to revive and amend the charter OF the
y Y. Historical Society passed in Committee.
The bill 10 amend the License Act oil is45 was
lso passed in Committee. BY this bill the license
question is To ec decided by the voters OF the towns
md wards Of tho State the Tuesday preceding
de frs. Monday in May in every year, except that
bis yeae The elcctoni 10 be held GU the third Tues
!.y in May so as not TO conflict with the Conyen-
100 election
Mr.. LISTER offered resolution to inquire into
he expediency of reducing the fare on the Railway
between Albany and Buffalo TO require daily
TAIN 10 be run over said roads without stopping
over night. and for appointing Railway Snperin
isuden,
The Militia bill was debated but not disposed OIL
ASSEMBLY
Among the bills reported was one TO allow Inc
North American Fire Insurance Co. OF n. \. TO re-
dnce its capital.
Mr. BEYroN gave notice of bill TO repeal the
authority granted for the manufacture OF iron IN the
Clinton County Prison.
The Governors Message farther debated IN
Communicable. PERKINS having the floor Inc
Committee rose on motion of Nj WATSON.
NJ BAILEY offered resolution calling on Inc
Senate to inform the House what has become oil the
resolution for the election of State Printer MI
WrLLgR rising to debate the resolution 1t went
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prarket.... Carefully reported for rse Tribune.

TUESDAY, Jan. 2T.
AsHEs-Holders firm at 4 90 for Pots and. IS
for Pearls bu: there have been sales a, the. rate.
The last sale Of old Pots We heard of was a3 sIi
COTTON-The sales to-day have been 700 to 500 bales
chiefly 10 Epinners Prices are &c y lower than be-
fore the arrival Of the Hoe-nia and there il still more
ao.;cr 70 effect sales notwithstanding the declin.
nst of the stock now here having been held under in
rrctious from the South until the arrival Of the l Jan
-.,a,,er Il -,yv nut on the market which account.
tho desire on The pat Of holders 20 realize TIE decline
NOT sufficient 10 allow shippers u the market nor
can anv extensive busress be done until stock
creased Freishts without chsnge-to Liverpool
3l6d = ..
-r Or-R AND MEAL-Therc IS not much doirfs for
bon ps. and the make, is quoted e2i 10. Geue..e
For shiumept there Is some inquiry So and some
shippers have been IN market ana taken about 5000 bbs
sI.o sorn. INQUIRY for France aud BELIEF small "a
was made sales $50 bbls New Orleans ats 37: There
are some parcels ahoat men are held AZ 80. We
sales 100 bbs Howard ct So and 200 ools Jersey
) 80.
GRXN-Io Wheat there is nothing doing Mlers are
not in want aud refuse 20 pay present prices There
ser.rs samples on the market Corn Is in considerable
suDpy and the safes large including Is COO bu-h-s
~, southern mar, on private and part AZ 63;
ca for d,sliar 5CU0 do South Jersey At 67t cts for
exrt and 1000 do Jersey o. cts large sale IA eco
buh.,. OF Long Island. for shipment reported but
we believe the negotiation "ss not concluded Rye is
rnn,nslIv so ct. and Canal Oats - Cts Sales
60D t,,.t. Jersey via Railroad ST - f2t cts. Nothing
doing in Barley.
bbds About 10 Prison bbls sold in lots at 2id24:
pOps-The market is unsettled. Sales Western for
reing q, 30 cts and 80 bales Eastern private terms
METALs-Lesd is held at 75a5 90. with some de-.
,nand q, something below IS. We hear of no sales
sales so tons Gartsherrie Pig lrcn a; $50, mos.
NAVAL sToRES-TurpeDtine is entirely nominal a,
- 90 No demand this rate. Sales Spirits, in lots at
62s as cts.
BEEswAX-The market rate is . cts. with small
Sales
sr-GaRS-4t auction to day % hhds New Orleans sold
at 81 as cts and los do at 8; &C: cts.
TOB.CCO-Wc note sales 80 cases Connecticut
Seed Leaf al lOalO. cts. snd so do Florida 1910
40 cts.
EAY-The market Is very dull. Smsll sales are max.
ine ont OF store a. 90095 cts.
PEOVlSi ONs-The market for Pork j. very dull and
nominal at 10 90 and II . flr Ohio Prime and Mess
we only hear Of loo bbls Prime At : 10 CO. Beef Ia i'm
y. > 00g5 30 aud C0d5 80 with sales, the par
,iculers OF which did ,ranspire An offer Of S2 90
was made for $50 tcs Prime Mss delivered Louis
- p was asked Lard Is = a Sales 100 old
= c.s Old being harder than new sells at about the
IN, rate Nothing doing inPckled Meats. Western
y - Bu,ter is in rather better demand at 1916 cs.
afe.0 HIP Some purchases ri Grease Butter have
fe.. made Tor shipment at l0dlOt cts Cheese is "a
- ana quiet.
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,,--,a. ,r,.x ExrnAoRDryAaY-Aee gentle.

MORMON BAPTISM ExTEAoRDisART.-A gentle
man of New Haven says the New Haven Courier pass
ing the Canal bridge The upper oaSn had his attention
LIS h the sound OF vocal music, and on repairing
,;,h ,nnd aasem bled a number of persons male and
SaaIe each bearing candle. and uniting In singing
bymns Amid the group stood female convert 10 the
IN fa,,h 10 whom Elder PELL, leader OF this
rhr.h II such Il may re termed about 10 admin
,.,sr the rch, of Baptism After ceremonies
he hand OF fanatics descended the banks Of the canal
6 ho. being broken in the ice, the deuded victim OF
,h nrenos,erops creed let down into the aperture
md ibere baptized by the Elder by the Of Mary
Ann and by the authority OF Jesus Christi The COM
pany then withdrew along the iowpath singing as they
,p,nt and the female escorted horne. This body OF
Mormone rs we are informed preparing for erngra
lion to California We add that the new con-
vert Ia the wife Of respectable merchant Of this city
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ON Monday evening. Jan. &c JULIA ANNA, daughter
of Dr.. r A. and Cathaline Snow, aged l year and 3
months
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral the house OF his brother No. 50
McDoucal.st this P. NJ at O'Clock.
In New York. on the l1th inst Mrs MARIA LOUISA
PHELPS aged 80 years formerly of Albany. Any infor-
nation wanted by her friends be had By applying at
"a Broome 81. N. Y.
The Albany papers will please copy.
In Worcester Mass Jan. 22d very suddenly. OF Ery-
sipelas, Mrs ELIZA CORBETT, wife OF Mr.. II. P. Ste
veus. of Albany. N. Y. and youngest daughter OF Otis
Corbet ESQ. OF Worcester. Mass.
On the 9Th Richard Knpslend, aged II.
Goth Capt Geo G Gardner Of Nantucket aged 90
On the 18th John Sanford aged AZ
Al Washington 22d William French, Clerk in the
Treasury Department, aged 63
Al westteId n J. lCHABOD CLARK, Revolutions
~ Soldier aged S.
At New.L ondon CT l7th ut. Capt. RICHARD LAW,
n Revolutionary Soldier aged 81.
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CUDap EETTCIOUS PUBLICATION

CHEAP RELIGIOUS USL4OA ! 1ON
- CHEME-Now Ready, Vol Is, u: Works OF the EGG,
Sh Puritan Dtvnes. beautifully pria'ed IN lZInS, ane
snisoruev hcurI cloth Ea o: III. volumes III co d
tain about $50 pages will be published every three
c.vs hem for 81 So payable IN The price TO
nnp.suhscrihers will ne 81 rents each volume
tn volumes will he enriched Biographical sketches
OF the Authors and Notices upon me character OF her
works by di=un -ii-hed Dviues.
The design Contemplated in The present Scheme ts to
hiring within N. each All classes Of the religious public
h, nvslush- writings c The En-. sh Puritan Dvines; snc
while IN. sares will comprise works by well known
suthors sich ma How Baxter, Buuyon Chsrnocs Sc.,
many others will he printed IN great measure I'M
Known Every work will bs printed without ahrdgement
Tn. first olu. consists OF various Works from tho
WRITINGS John Bunynn with Life of the Author by The
Rev James Hamilton.
RI Cierpvm.r collecting tire of FIVE Subscribers.
pd eritinv The Nucuu To the publishers shall receive the
sixih copy -rai.. WILEY PUTNAM. Publisher.
i2s stiss l6l Broadway.
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TuE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia
c.-re.poudence of The Tribune.

co-re,pondence OF Tho TFbune
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, T. NJ
rt. Stock market opened today in buoyant
la pennsylvania IS advanced 4! selling at Il
osort the Whole market was animated and upward un
,,,nr OF the Second Board when the prices tell
snp 81 closing a, 10Y; u s Bank 5: Reading IA.
nj and Texas Notes "a, 2li bid; Wilmington kd IS
s..~,,-nered" the market dull al 3o::.
cereral Marine arrivals occurred to day, VIZ snip
18th from Liverpooli bark Globe from Pernsfaeueo
from lasnayra and Token from TIini-
Isss Cuba besides several others. The news taey
.si.un;rpor,sut-chiely ola cculmercia! character
sps.k.ts a, Porto Cabeilo and Peruambuco have I'M
;gs no change since last aceoun'a. .
~ B;abop Poster. and ose from J. B. Cough.
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.I3cncral Notices.

Cr Astronomical Lectures.-PIoL MITCHEL's
third Lecture vii be deliv.re Thursday evening nj h-
Minerva Rooms +6 Broadway, 20 commence al I. O'Clock
SUBJECTIVE Sua ard smaller Planets
In OF the lecture NE results OF the o6servetous
recently made al the Cincinnati Observatory the sun and
planets, will he given.
TIL. lecture WILL he illustrated by number OF telescopic
views taken with the great telescope the Cincinnati OBJ
servatory.
Tickets fo5 evening, 50 cen'so be had at the door
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l3ostou anrtion Sales.

2, o. RICH, I'll Brosd-sreet, opposite
~ Fosters WY WEDNESDAY, Jan q.
- saogs AsD BRoGASs.-Boots, Shoes and Bro
Do0Ls, skns &c. Sole and Upper LeaLher, Cali
s sns AIintngs Bindtngs KID and otbsr shoe STOCK
sSah'' D WEDNESDAY, March H.
fSem-Annoe Sale 49,,
Boors SHors, BsoeAss AND HAEs-2eo essss SoesA
Shoes, Brogsa1 nd Rsa.
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Boarding..
BOARDING IN CHAMBER

BOARDING IN CHAJEBEKS-ST.-Ag gentleman
I'D and lsdy sir gle gentlemen. be AccoGmo-
dated with board shd front psror, ard bedroom sooin
ing furnished uniIrnishrc g, 81 Chambsrsst
Broadway on the "a floor Two three single gentle
men can be accommodated with single above
None parsons Of goo! character and habits viii be
c-ived. References exchanged. i'5 is;t
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Books.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA

OhkION AND OkAAIt OhNAA.
n APPLETON 4 co have Just published Narrative OF
~. tbs Exploring Expedition to The Rocky Moar in
ne year ist2, AID Oregon and North California In The
yeasIs4 by Brev- Cspt J. c. Fremont reprinted from
no oeia report ordsred be publishrd by the niicd
Sa'ss SENATE vol svo- paper cover IS cents
lew copies OF Government Ediion with large
Map Price 81.
Capt Fremont IS not only one OF the mos, ccuas
and intelligent travellers OF the day. one Of the mos.
graphic and admirable writers country and his work
hn. been universally ard justly welcomed deeply inter
esiir and containing immense scuut q aovcI
nation no; else " here accessible.
The History OF OREGON and California ard he other Ter.
riories h NorhWes; cossi o! North America accom-
panied BY Geographical View srd Map OF those countries,
and number OF documents proofs and !.ususu rs OF
the History Robert Greenhow Lbrsrisn and rsnslator
the Department, Of State One handsome svo. vol with
Map. Phc- 50 80.
This history accounts clear and sufficiently de-
tailed OF all tn discoveries and settlements made and at
tempted TIE whicN IL relates, and OF s.! dis.
puIe. negotiations The o.
civGzsd respecting with AbCnd ant notices OF
snd anhnr,ias is 2-is
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MARRIED

On Tuesday the 27;h inst at Carmine-st, Church by
Rev. Edwin Holt WILLIAM II BURDSALL. of Rah.
way n j. to ANNA C. BALDWIN, youngest daughter
OF stephen Holt of this city.
At Goshen, Orange Co John V. Beam. of Pompton, N.
J. 10 Catherine a. daughter OF the late Alex. Duer.
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KEBNOK. TIE COESAIR,

kED OTAES TALES OF TIE SEA by Eugene Sue
n One Of exciting sori-a we ever read IL
the Rom.ne % thu SeaR obter KernOk,od in Sues usual
nervous svle Price 2 cents only Sold the Periodical
Stores. JUST PUBLISHED,
St Jeans Evening, or Crime and Mysery.an exquisite
novel by Geo p Qusckerbos. Esq Price l2f cents.
The Ellov Family. Romance of Real Life In New.
York Charles Burde In paper covers Is
St GEMS
F Twelve works for One Dollar may be purchased al
No p Ans being the gres:es bargain in books ever Oh
iss a 20 t'e pu'H' E. WINCHESTER. Publisher
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NE" tISE 9F PACKETS s iof Lxs'ps .!,

- NEW LINE UF AC NJ . TOT ~ P1 goI
or Paeket of 26 Of Jaauacy.-The Splepdid, Fact
go sailing and Favorte Pacset Sap SHERIDAN,
100 tons burihen Captain G. g. Cornish having been de-
sined will sai. on Friday znusry 5obTne snps Of this
ine being ali and upwards persons about 10
bsrS for The Old Country will not fail TO the advantages
10 derived rou selecting his line IN preference 10 any
Other their cspscy renders them every way
oi TAB convenient than ships Of small class, and
their accommodations FOR Cabin Second Cabin and Steer
age Passepg gers il well knowa superior 10 those Of
any Other ne of Packets Persons wi-hHg berhs
should fall 10 make early application board 81 The
foot Of Wall-st or 10 w. J. T. TAPSCOTT.
Al their General Passage ol6ee, IS Souih,st
i2s Cor. q MaidenlAns
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LATER FROM TsXAs.-By the arrival since our
utoi the Steamship NewYors, Capt Phillips, we have
Galveston dates 10 the lin and Corpus Ch'sn To ie "a
Il would appear that Gen. Dsrnell has been elected
Lieut. Governor OF the new State by email majority
The majority OF Gen. Henderson, Tor Governor Is very
heavy.
Two theatres are open at Corpus Christi the Army"
and the Union.' They are dancing the Polka there
showing that the Of civilization Is extending
The nevss from the frontier Is OF little inierest-Em
grafton continued the ROADS being flied with wag ms &c
n. O. Picayune, 18th.
STILL LATER.--By the arrival Of the steamer
MKim at New Orleans on the l5,h we have Galveston
dates 10 The 18th inst.
On the 18TH President Jones issued his Proclamation
announcing the receipt of official intelligence OF The pas
sge The Congress- and approved by the President oil
The United Staes the Joint Resolution Tor the sdms-
sion Of Texas into the Union and directing the mem
sers OF the Legislature elect assemble in regular ben
aa session at Austin on Monday the 10th OF February
sext and proceed 10 organize State Government.
Capt Elliott II. B. Ms eX-Minster 10 Texas, had ar
rived at Galveston.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

OF DIR. wEBSTERS DICTIONARY; Abridged from
" The Qusrto American Dictionary wla Walkers Key TO
ihs pronunciation OF GreeS. LAIN and Scripture proper
names with Memoir ard Bust OF The Author One
volume, roys duodrcino.
In THIS Revised Edition. the principal object hiss been TO
furnish work TO hose classes OF the community
who want for consultation something a5ovs ordinary
School Dicousy but who are no, disposed purchase
Ne6sIers larger works For this purpose numerous sd
doas have been made he ca5claE srd tie cehn
particularly FROM ihSi portion OF the iuercsc Die
toDSy which sdtet in the edition OF 1881 and also from
csbulsy is above y tou,cnd IS coo hau in
Wake IS large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular IL
presented the public IN the hope that will the
OF mulu6es OF the countrymen OF Dr. Webster not
only among the teachers aad higher csssesn Public Schools
and Academies but also In the Counting House the Manu-
factory and the Family For sale by Booksellers ally
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
Pearl " York
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u Instalintion.-The Rev. Jas. Knox will be IN,
stalled ~ Ia. Th:d Presbytery Pastor the Tenth
PRESBYTERIAN Church. in Tw-ntysecoudst near Thd-sv-
enue this "Wednesday evening al O'Clock Sermon By
Rev D B. Coe. Of the Allen 81 Church Charge 20 the
people by Dr. the Pastor by Rev. MI Hat
rid
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q Cox an,J l1I,l 5;,,ilea,G So.s or ,e cure Of PIN
Ss FecAl.. Tau SaiosssS ErCpIors, and ri eNlE 90
.ueaee Be cnty depot.6 u Ns,serst IA Scfs ~
eiO.asSy, ~ Grecas hSlr oye, 'fse'G,N
ssfsd bouse. for cfinsontng Lips and Cheeks io'rTt
"'as of ereiioatng J,rfH0is Af'r. without injury 70
@iH Lay HAit; Tor instantly scA,ering r.jness sno
sia-s oil te .nc Acoustic drop, for caring desfnessc
&C The above celebrated preparations OF DT. Gontaud''
. be o1 oaly br Ia uin6 g: o. Wsker-sl lsi Sor
,.AsSSTsC, / Tu,,'- Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia
suSn Mlsst Rosina; Carleton Co, Lowell; !v.s ~
- L. Gcrrsh y Bedford. Guild Bangor; Blssn. Spring
sa' vsesa Co Worcs,trr; dvrf-. y. Haven. diu
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--ui.,nr.s Isnl.uu, nf Mia Cherry.-Ca.e..

u Wistar's Baistn OF Wild Cherry.-Cases-
ere daily occurngln tyey part al The country which prove
ncon,es7by superiority of this bossrn in every
shade OF lang liver disease over every other prepare
lion heretofore the world. The following voice
from Ver,nontis fsrher proof ofs vslue:
TuSBRIuGE, Orange Co. VI Nov -, l54o
Mr. Seth W Fowlo-Dear Sir: hereby certify thai one
yer gyo last IuGe violently attacked with Cold
and Cough al and stnmsch. and u=Hs not free
from Cous during that In December following
10Y cough INC e,-ei slsIriDg extent that during
that ioter about tIryr= pounds OF aesh, ana on!
s;cians with advi' could give no relief II
was hour h bv Nil tia. should recover as my good
fortune wuuln have H. March following, after suhern
exceedingly through Wrler heard vi the beneficial ell
fscl of WlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY by wEy Of u
friend had received The greatest ben. hi The use OF tn
article ana was inc iaed by him make trial Of myse T.
end no express my obligations 10 that friend Tor
thus recommending article 10 and al The critical
moment ne did had taken up bolt before
was completely and f"m that day TO this have not
been rouned win cough. cheerfuy recommend II
all being remedy OF geai SHine, hoping others u ~
thus become couviuced OF Its merits
and pc haps saved from the fatal gtsp Il SUMPTION
FREEMAN MOVES.
Re careful and gel; the genuine De- Wisars Basem Of
Wild Cherry. None genuine ithou il has the Ne" w rap
per- hch always bears The written slgnHure 81 oul's
ali otbeJ A a. counterfri,s SETH w. FOWLE,
Proprietor and General Agent
Price 9 per bottle, Six for IS
Sold wholesale and retail by !. T. ID. Sands Druggists
Agents for New-Yotk j2s 4eodis
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tl]inter ashiolis.
FALL AND WINTEE coon

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
fFTM T. JENNINGS ( co. Diapers md TailOs,, Irn
~ poT-rs OF Cloths ard Cassimerss, Vestrgs, &c, 81
Broatwsy American Hotel. opposite ;hc Fountain. Ts IL
receipt exclusive assortment of goods for FG
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths to
and Fock Goats Cassneres In great variety Of styles
S;ls Satin, Se-ino N-lve; Nesngs, &uied Cloths,
Tve,ts &c. for OverCog!-, which ~ji he made W
10 order tnrougn tho gd oi efficient corps Of cllier
found IN ihs conrtry an essential point IN III.
economy To which would direct, snt r rendering the
ye Ind character .! garments such must SATISFY lhe
DETERMINATIONS oar views OF cheapness not p5iet
the production OF ans other hsn arst rae garment.
SUCH hsv sIsaed our syssn OF sss profits and cuici
returns and prompted solicitation oil call from those
to would really effect saving OF the extra per cepiage
levied under the credit ays,rIn
The attention directed the Pantaoons department mus;
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate Il
combining aud elegance
In addition the usual assortment OF goods KEPT % ne
trade savs hand ready made Dress and Froci
Goats Pnslpons, Ness &c 10 answer the requirements o.
those who Of require shTsi rne sui
AFRO Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety; Schrs SrVa
handkerchief Oy-s Suspeldcrs Hosiery, Under-' ss!s
DrHeTs Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c SC s2s l.
0VERCOATS, Cloaks Winter Frocks, &c. In variou,
~ new styles, for sale, ready made, al 81 Broadway
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