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have dwe thus infinitely upon the various sources Of
suffering song the ish Tor the purpose Of making tho
people Of Virginia aware OF their wre,ehed condition.
ost useful assistance which can be rendered 10 that
which given By thoss, ~ho aware OF the extent Of The
SOLDERING. know best how 20 apply the remedy.
DtcsmstoTy appeals do much, but they seldom produce
asung effects. Relief cannot DO given To the Ish by
ehort-but by iadcious charity and bonevolcnee. They
cry send bread. persh!t! Each steamer, Il
sweeps across the Atlantic brings monnful tdngs OF the
increasing Of bread in Ireland Shall this
food-exc,e no compassion in land OVERLOOKING with
the provisions for their support Shall the
farming population whilst rejoicing in the increased value
OF their boarded grain forget the of Christian
ton Shall the merchant, the mechanic. the professional
man. omit now TO contribute TO starving men to DO
hoped for the sake Of virgins's well known generosity.
that her Northern msy surpsss her in their con-
ubutons for the relief OF Ireland.
depends upon the people OF America peculiarly aid
IN this work The number OF the poor and suffering En-
gland and Scotland will permit either those nations
sending adequate supplies their misfortune The
Germanie States suffering from the same
and such IT, in different degrees the all the countries
OF Europe.
Ii is left to to show the world that though engaged
IN an expensive war, still willing and able by
ubuons both OF money and provisions. aid tho suffer.
ingand that rePucd selhshness have no
existence cave ia the prejudiccs OF enemies
That Ireland expects aid evident from the various
publications that have reached She supplcates u.s. in
terms OF eloquent entes Her sons times past have
with all that contributes TO the comfort OF the human family
Let US not dsappont their expectations OF succour
based upon this Let people remember that for
months the Irish suffer for OF bread-aud
during that time, aud perish unless
assistance comes from
And To those who themselves in this cau., uo.,
gratifying will be the knowledge that thoy have saved
thousands Of their fellow beings from destruction and per
formed duty imposed upon them by Christianity and Hu.
King William, March 26th lsI7
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lOoMAUhICATED
attended the exhibitions of Leopold Alberti at the Ex
change Concert Room, several evenings last week and
mus say the manner OF the whole performance the
hrst such take deep hold on persons
enumorae any OF the fats would be superous TO those
that have seen him. and those tst not, no ADEQUATE
luea can 6S conveyed The illusions follow each other IN
rapid succession, keeping minds of the behoders In
uno'"ken chain OF amszemen and wonder. lie waves his
magic wand and 10 nanmate objects seem at once er-
dowed with he In fact locks, bolts and bars arc deed
by the power OF this tasmanc wand Every p,rson bat
mas seen aim bears testimony his clever performances
We trust he will be literally patroni.ed during his STAY
mere as proof OF the appreciation of the people OF Ri
mond for what is chaste indebted and highly enett,nnp
ny inserting the above IN your widely circulated Journal
you VIII oblige A CONSTANT READER.
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The Richmond Enquirer. In the shape Of letter from
the Northern Neok contains capital ssis on ,hs sus,c,
Of me famous "issdom or the prss--or rsthsr freedom
OF me soias-procoedng In the Senate The winter con-
menes. wh eonpsrsoa u tho edor Of the Union TO The
ro.n nero kescinsko, and sighs with The patriotic poet
,s ana irecdom slreked when kosciosko fells .
ne ess the editor OF tho Union. tho od hofse
oemoeraey-hea he declares that Federalism has again
crossed tho kaeicon"-snd wnds up with the srisinsl
ana pathetic exeismstioh-"Ot tempora O. mores ~
~nen We presume the fscetous really means this
instance 10 be translated, enough. o! tumpery, o
why this ssis 10 published in tho Enquirer do
not know.-t disr. Gas.
fer'imon," the witty correspondent Of tho New York
tribune says that In view Of tho Excitement in relation
TO the freedom OF the press RicnKIKu elected Presi-
dent. with Mr. RrrcHH q becoming Vice, will have .
great many offices TO bestow But offices are promised
syeI lie who was expelled from the Senate year ago
viii be appointed and will give tho oppo.
ton Jssse every morning The only other Office pledged
- the Mission To Bologna, which 10 promised to Hon
WILLIAM SAwyKR, OF Ohio-IIb
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From a Gentleman Of tie Medical Siae

SALrILLo, February 20 lS4T.
am writing you, IL Is said the Of a battle The
enemy " IN force every side Santa Anna has informal
his citizen sodey This regulars, $4,000 that our stores
are ample and proiusc, aud all their command-onv
rush 70 arms and, from all accounts right well have they
ooeyed the call We making all kinds OF PREPARATION
Majors DIX and Coffee, days since broueh, nm
2OoVUO dollars Majors Coquu and Weston arrived here
gold and silver Ninety wagons, loaded with provision,
from Monterey, and intended for Cen Taylor,s camn
were ordered to be parked in the main plaza and moi 10
DO unoaded was told that there on hand $50 600
rauons besides some $4,000 pounds Mexican flour thai
mad been captured by forces Would not all ,hs he
nice e prize for Santa Anna, saying nothing of the
omcers' baggage, money, &c, hundred wagon. and
equipments, four. parks Of artillery complete and ,nv
quantity OF medical supplies, hospital stores &c and
ammunition IN the greatest abundance Just think Of IL
Ill dwell no longer theme me so unpleasant But
we must and will whip them
was out at camp the day before yesterday and STAYED
al night In the course Of conversation with Gen Tay.
Tor asked him II he could realize that Cen Santa Ann,
was really approaching with such army. The old .war
morse shrugged his shoulders and replied "Ie then,
come; they will go back good deal faster" He ha, NO
fears
Brevet Lieut.. Col. May, with 400 men and section of
ety was ordered out to-day 10 make a reconnaissance
ana dsodge body OF cavalry, said be encamped abou,
zen mIes distant, on the San Luis Potosi road
Z. S.-The express is going; have only time ,o ..v
mat May has been forced retire, with the loss of NJ
one oteer supposed 10 be killed. and ten men General
iayot has returned TO the heights above the town and
VIII there await the attack OF the enemy. All is excite
ment and hustle, and some confusion.
w. SALrILLo, February 81, ls47
we are all armed and in expectation OF a fight to-ugh
Santa Anna IS close by, and with 1900 men. General
Iayso force is above 5000 We have possession of tho
town, and we well fortified will write the result II
ain alive.
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No New Orleans papers came - hand yesterday; ard
sc are consequently without any sdional Intelligence
rom the seat If wsT-tO which oil eyes are now tur,cS
itn anxiety, somewhat diminished however b. the
tenor Vi the received by nail Of Sunday m ,rni,
careful examination Of the last accounts induces Us 10 be-
eve thst the conflicts between General TAYLOR ana Sans
Anna, though hgny honorable 10 our army-m,raeulou,
adees when the immense disparity OF force j. considered
have been ,ess deeisSe in their results iiac could b
wished-and thai, therefore, while Gen. Taylors army
s1fe al Monterey the de;achmen and depos in his 70
are sull in DANGER Had the Of Santa Anna's army
been complete, tue Mexican detachme nts in Gen Tavo
rear would probably have been panic-siricken and fed
hereby oPeBing communication between Monterey and
Camargo, which, however, still appears to DO closed II
'ur opinion Dc correct, large additional renfJrceents
be requisite TO relieve depois on the Rio Grande aud
Ultimately to Gen. Taylor himself whose weakened
orce scarcely be able successfully TO resist for any
.engih OF time, an enemy much more numerous. and
who may constantly supply his own losses By re nfores
menis from the interior We hope receive intelligence
this morning reliable than that which has heretofore
reached US.
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At his grand fathers (Rchsrd Anderson In IN. cana
OF fowhaian, on the goth OF March, IsI7 after pain
iuiIlness Of several months. CHARLES MERIWETiIER
bhkhER, son OF Charles NJ and Maria Barker. seed
and had lived long enough endear himself to those
around him. They are consood by what Christ said
"ot such is the kingdom OF God"
Al his residence, in Powhatan county, on the morn
ing OF the 10Th OF March, lS47, after long and pain
Jul Illness, which he bore with the meekness and forth
Inde OF Christian, Major JACOB MICHAuX, in IN.
oh year OF his sge Nothing need be said in his praise
nor OF MS many noble traits Of character TO those who
IKE the writer, knew him we'll They will unite in saw
ing mat his approach towards perfection was nearer ban
Is oien made by frail man. The whole tenor Of IN,
ME OF the deceased is the best assurance that hi, he
hrs gain" ~ '' Oei"s
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u b1vANiy Rr.n FLOYD, Esq. OF wythe. is announe.
90 o. eand1lo To Congress a tho Abingdon District
an'ld there BE- no Whg csndidl,s In the field We hope
nc may be elected. Mr. Floyd is gentleman Of fine ta
''' ana o. 'y character He belongs to the ChivaIry
wing Of tho Locof5co plriy-anI. like y, s t, ,.
nanne.s TO island 1p % tho racs fodder o, mo- f5. b,
senator Mchn'cn be the candidlto Of tho Cd uu9t,,
"p'-iho right stripe" a-o,rdng ~ hs Enquier
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" Some days ago the Lynehblrg Republican complain.
ed that Mr Goggn had arranged the tunes and places o.,
discussion with Mr. Leake for the cunning purpose O,
breaking down the latter gentleman physically" M
S'2s'n promptly demonstrated the injustice Of the mpua.
anon by Withdrawing the appointment address the peo-
PIE Of Madison their courday and has left it to MI,
LeaAe to select any other which may he more oonv.n,
20 himself.
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The Bofetourt D,.tric,.

letter from friend In Floyd. after informing N, ,h,,
Major Joseph l. Howard s the Wing candidate In ,ha,
county for the House 9f Delegates with almost certain
Of success. says that in discussion at their las, ou
between Ballard Preston, the Wing candidate for Cops,,.
and Gen"rs Chapman the latter "sheared elean- by
his accomplished competitor Our accounts from other
parts OF that District, which, few weeks ago We
Respondent enough surrender "hopelessy Lococo
prepare confidently expect Preston's election So
rn.,I Il h.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRKroRTKp AND CORRECTED TWICE FOR THE WING.
roo.,-o - MARCH %, ls47.
FLOUR-Dul at SEA; Bakers" and =. Extran scarce
and will command S6Ia6i.
CoRN-Sales at 10 to soc. per bushel-market dull.
CoFFEE-Lasunyra sasie; Rio 7iasie; Java IOaIII
cts; ST Domingo 64a7.
sUGARS-Douhle Loaf Sugar l2c; Crushed I2c; Pul.
Rico sia9e.; ST. CtsiS 9IaiU5. ''''
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FROM NEW IEXICO.
Correspondence OF the Missouri Republican.
FL PLaan nEL Nnrrr non 90


Ell PAsso DBL NoRTE, Dec. %, 40
As small battles may TO fill email space in one cor
ner OF paper and, perhaps some interest 10 you
readers concluded To send you brief sketch Of what we
call "the battle Of Br.Zto."
On Christmas day, owing some excusabe neglect on
the pari Of our advance guard were taken almost by
surPHse The enemy had arrived within half mile OF the
place where VIC had Just commenced cncampng before
they were discovered and then only by the clouds
OF dust raised by the Mexican cavalry.
Orders were immediately given mount and form in or
der OF battle but the horses beng scattered through the
bottom, the order changed form and ght M
infantry. This executed with much more promotn,ss
and alacny than generally found amongst raw troops
Our line was scarcely formed, when a Mexican officer
rode out and demanded paoy. Blu, few words were
changed before he waved black Aog and told US to pre-
pare for their charge.
The MeIcans advanced in good ORDER and made a We
ry snowy appearance. They commenced firing but
at too great distance TO do much execution Our men
stood several rounds with perfect cooness The enemys
charge OF horse made on our left flank tho extreme
oil which wss occupied by Lieutenant Col. Mches escort
composed Of picked men, command by Capt Hudson
IGs hfing commenced left and soon extended aon
the whole line. Oar FIRE was very effective; the enemy
wayefod Tor moment and then began to fall back Ofdes
were then gwen Tor our whole line sdvance, which was
done rapidly, though IN good order The enemy broke
once IN confusion, and being mostly mounted good ho
ses, made their escape They reached this city the
night where they spread terror aud dmay amongst the in
habants; much 90, that arrival the ext day ~
found almost entirely deserted, especially by the rcber
classes.
This is beautiful place. abounding with every thing
/ 'iiaN " Euous except good government. The
who opposed Christmas day. were nearly oil from
Chihuahua aud other Southern provinces. We learn
from the public papers found here, that the force orai.
naly consisted Of about fourteen hundred msn-scvc,
hundred Of whom detained at IN place so that
dunng the engagement numbers were nearly equsl
Our officers aud troops behaved remarkably we'll Col
DOniphan wns cool and collected, and never for mo-
ment seemed embarrassed. Lieut.. Col. Mitchell wa.
every where seen IN tho thickest Of the fight and Can't
! Ihnmp'on, Of tho u. Dragons rendered valuable
service, az aid IN the formation Of our line Of hattie
and carrying orders. In short every ono did his dutv
Ouflo's was only few wounded none Of whom have
=. yci' aied Tine loss OF the enemy was iofy-6go or
biy. The number Of wounded carried OF wo nave no
means Of knowing Among them was their command,
| General Ponce, said to no mortal.
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The Accomac District

We have ha'erng news from this District, Young Jon,.
who 20 gaIaudy took the field apprentice a. he has b. en-
'neenngy called IN poiucs every where making most
aV''a9e impression as Of decided ability and as
very way worthy 20 be tho champion Of the great cause he
na' 20 ieafesy p,1s'd n the face Of apparently adverse
efcumsiances end fearful ol5s II the Wings Of the Dis
irci DO their dlaad cannot hesitate to believe bat
they wiII-his election IS csr,sin
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Meeting i'm CnroI;ne-

There is TO be meeting Of the people at Needwood
IN Caroline county, on Saturday next, tho Sd OF April
Inc candidates Tor Congress- for the Senate for the
House OF Delegates are invited to attend and address
the people that day.
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W We learn from the AIoGaudna Gazette Of Saturday
that Capt tafa1s company leave Fort Washington
to-day, and proceed New Orleans via the railroad II,
Pittsburgh and thence down the Ohio river All the roop,
m the sca-board the Gazette learns are to proceed TO the
seat OF war by the same route, the Government being
'n1ou' 70 send them there the earliest practicable mo-
ment
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fErleHrs.-Ths New York Tribune, u Friday saysi
tefe Be- considerable activity IN Tho Freight market bot
pies have fivcu wsy. engagements m British bottoms
havs been inside " 81 7s for ur and 2fI f9r pain
The Lord Wellington, second cass took 20 900 bushels
corn t2Od Two Americans rhirs taken Up NJ u Cd
i1r Hour and % 25j-50 GOO bu hcs--ior corn. Tho
ddy and Rainbow aso took -four and gain Of ihess rsss
1evefal engagements mado for Ireland Of ~ Qjd
ar ~ lverpno' shipped ~ l6d. Heavy freight s0s For
l'We 81 and 50c were paid for dour snd grain and
Two ships taken 10 90 round 10 load for Hsvrs AZ
PhdsdelPha, 81 % per bbl.
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SANTA f., n. NJ, January 10, 1874

'HIIIh 7 y n. VI, JlnU1TY 10, IHI7.
Wfoioyou lew dnysago giving some account of Col
Dnr1hsns battle near HI Poso. An express came ira la,
mThi with the information that Col -. had entered tb,t
Town and token posressicn, without firing gun the enc.
nv having been sufficiently whipped 90 cool even Mexican
HaFd1 The killed had been asccfiaincd % be forty In
stead o. thirty as first auppOsod-woinded not known -
We iufher learn th't Gen Wool he'd taken town pe,,
Chihuahua and that he would be IN the latter place
Asncry have left here, but Col. Dlniphan is ptoreed
nZ touin without him al ~ quiet hofoweather cold add
cea and tho ground frozen eighteen inches deep bot the
WINTER y dy no moisture haviog fallen lor many weeks
me valley but tho mountains are constantly covered with
b.
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We have received, the last week. the following for tho
Td'h Relief:
From llaSa, Brothers g. Co. Of this city 100 b. corn
From Reuben Boston Of Fluvanna county, % bs do
From Mrs Qusenbury Of Spousyivana pair Of stock
ings FOR the IRISH
From JONES Glastonbury and VIM glastonbury, Of same
county, s. each.
From Pfesbyenan Church Of Sussex co. BY the hands Of
the Rev Mr. Dudley s2j.
From Co1'o1ory sabbath school Of this eitv bv p Mo-,
ton. Esq. 81.
Prom DR. Geo fcmi md Ro Coleman of Hanover 10 be
cent o. Gle B'prs's Of Ireland SlOesch
From VIM Scott. tho citizens Of Coy.rgt,p ", R9s 10,
tio lish add Scotch
From o. kean ard y q. Ksau Of Buchanan bbl, -Four
From WIN II Terrell Of Bal county, donations rom seve.
raj Rcndcmen or that county for tho p Dor Irish
We expect 90 have vessel ready by the i0tb Of Ami
10 load direct from this port Ireland 10 toxic III don,,os
free Of freight. FRY a. co
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ITr. Bolts.

We are rt71ested 10 slate that Mr. Botls will sd5r,..
he people @. Powlaan the irst Monday in April AMI
he people Of Louisn the sscoad Mondsy-tbe ,sps,.
i've Couu days boo those counbss
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WING MEETING.

tJ ~ me-t'nr % the youna whF- OF Richmond held q
the RssfA s-d Ready Hfi fd,y evening m
sdan'n Ressirod That al
the EVICTION 10 NEE, AT "a
bsss', on Tus'day evening
n. NJ PtfIIIaM
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MARRIED.


Al bay View, Northampton county, Va on the 9Th in
san by the Rev. N c. Locke, MIR. Gko T. JARVIS to Mis-,
SALLY GoFTSsoS daughter OF the late s. Coinsop Fac
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" WAtrh u. LflEE, Esq. sccepts the nomin,uop
candidate for conzres5 in ihs District, recently made
BY The Locofoco D.stfiet CONVENTION
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Interesting Letters.

The following extracts from letters in the Baltimore
Patriot arc moro direct and asthene though not 60 late
as the accounts from the Of received through the
New Orleans papers. They will be read with great into
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u be said that The Indian which he new Western
territory hiss received when frans-tcf. means "skunk
We hardly know how he ctz0ns ~ he sato that
% be- would Ike the nam' 10 be applied n ihor although
there has been no nck Of appoaons Of equal cuphony and
sweet SAVIOR IN that section n country tho
"hooior'" "nu'oaoker'" WOLVERINES" &c, may testify
49, lsr. G0r.
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F,om C.ptain Man,eomeru. at Mant.rep.

. MONTEREY, February 23-ll A. NJ.
General Taylor has been attacked in his position by
force OF 25OCO men, and the engagement s going on
Mhen the courier left, Santa Annals ultimatam was
"Sar'eEdeF'-GeneTal Tayor's reply, "Come and take
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1Ies.rs. Bocork nnd rryi,,n

from the Charlottesville Advocate We learn tb,t ,b,.e
'"nemen bad an animated discussion Of Fluysnos Cour.
'"uao On he 22d instant Tho Advocate ssys :-"Wr
'"ng proved himself greatly ovomateh fo- bic sdvsr
'y Who Vainly endeavored BY opbsry and subtorflgs
escape TIE true issues Of the canvas" We unite with
n' Ao'oo''e IN ihe trust that the wbgs Of "od Fu" will
give g'oo account Of themselves the dsy Of election
- 9'''h companies have been already raised On Penn.
yN'n' "noe' ne Ten Regiment Bill Tho Ksyston,
a's h's furnished more than her s quota Of troop, fo
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A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
HNHERE was committed TO the Jail of this
- County as Runaway, eth day OF February L.
negro Giri who ssyi her ROSErTAshe wa. con ,ed
TO jail as the Of John Of the County on oo
and and as hired for the peseni MI Monday
the city OF Richmond Rosetta year, OLD ION,
feet ma inches high very face aud mouth
der P very thick and CURED downward large the white,
showing much when spoken OF "A slave
requested 10 come forward his properly pay charges and
take her away, or sbo will be dealt Jaw directs
IRA l.. BOwLES,
NH 3o--e6~' For Fnnes Blunt jsilor OF Hanover a.,
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CoIu.siAs hersL. March 2T,h.-John II Tsliaierro,
SSsions, Geo Lpseomb Lagra nge. Tenn, n MeNuii.
syn' no; Mitchell. Tennessee; II Bslshe Salsburs;
Mt w.,sn . AAss.ms; Captain Whipped. Philadelphia:
HIM, ns, hshIsx; w Q fiournoy, Fsrmvilic; A II
poi n'n Thos Brooks, do; Francis FiEhugh,
noysll, Vs Floyd Whitehead Nelson; A s Pledge
win. v.. samuel Dobbyn,. FLOYD Il; $ Wool
I'D s,ally. smy,h. Va, LF Am... moo,som ~' '''
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DE- DH: Moop's sAnsAPARILLA AMP WILD

go. NooD'S SAHsaPARILLA AND WIN
shEhHN BfrrERS.-There are eeunin si,-,...DIr
di eases they may be ealed-to which il 4. mno,.,s 10 - ~
he name but which mlnisse ed
sssh ahu paricaary the dr.s. o-,-
49,, 'e nerves 10 meet these aEd to toIy 70 s
ensh anu Nigo too many OF n ,oft ms
inc use OF powerful aud medeite and ~, go
GO sueh after liberal OF them stem sin mr. b,
an oe'oe To inset the class " VII en- We hsvr
aooNe referred to- al hai Is neSded gentle te pat,e t-r
eAeuaei To afhit natuc wthout TO hr w, ~ So,
"hN should be--mL, but and steady i'm H. n
heih my soon be restored without a {, tnrg ION, an
Penfivo remedies Those tired III m kuo ia,
medieiue-Dr. Woods satssparia ami MIA Carry n;,
DC aIhat the invalid coud desire compoYned n, they a ~
o. the most sutsry remedies and out m "a In
ana tn which mei the eonhesneo OF tie public and may
adl IN no small degree have already at,auei IL
Sold Wholesale aRd Retail by WYATT A. KErCUAM 10, r.,
un street New York r. JOHNSTON Maa acot Rehuond "a
me druggists Eeseraly throughout he =. mn 20
h YOUR LIVER DISEASED, yoa n av find :, I5 =
VIII oa' ny IN hnle Our Agent has received the follow
ing NEw JEH,EY Rord-noy,n ~, o..
Mr.. Seth w FowIe. 'N'NO""' Os'' % 1913
bear sT-l am we'll that persons every pr. 90, a.,
eonuIon IN me- in every of the country have r.
henefcd by nT. WtSTAR'S BALSAM or Wi IA ,,fIt,D
aniy were both eonsumplive. My father mot er ,rd 81,
aed with that fatal dease. Fer yeas have been ,
poeu To myself About year quite lick Tor nun
Der OF weesA confined bed pain IN mn . 49,,
allow me To lay My NV se,,c Iye -
paint my liver was much enlarged raised bod several
tunes TIE pain IN side tn car p,n In
e stee, uy the door affected me- Was euppsd bcd had
various other remedies applied but purpose Ko "a 70
hel Al ast my physician sEid he could cure me en- ed
To ded soon but povieentaiy heard OF ind ~
your bslsam which renewed eourr et 10
and cured My health good For Liver
believe is most certain cure. sgned,
MARTHA A. BECHTHL
am acquainted with Mrs Bcehtsl; her euert true
signedh wHTTALI. STONES D,,,.,,
hone genuine, uness signed I. BUTTS on the wuop.,
FOR tale by GASNoR WOOD. Druggist, Richmond NH "a
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MARINE iNTELLlGENCE,
A RUNAWAY in JAIL.

CE-FOs sale ls ,eG by the buhe or .nal Quany
- II ALIENS