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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-11
DR.. Martins Universal Purgative
Pills.
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN & WHITLEY.
No. 4S, South Calvert st. Baltimsrs, Nh

remedy for all seasons, and safe at all times
me most superficial observer is aware that one
great cause of disorder is Coshaeness, and that by
the timely taking of a purgsiYe the system is re-
stored to Its accustomed energy. By such course
the lives Of hundreds are saved, who would other.
wise have fallen victims to disease These Pills
speedily remove all irritating matter from the
bowels, and excite the bilious functions to a
healthy action. The press is teaming with the re-
commentator Of Puagatire Pills gotten up by men
who know nothing ofthe effects of Medicines on
the human system, and hence are endangering the
lives OF thousands, who are daily using them In
offering these Pills to the public, we think we are
doing public good as they are the prescription OF
regular Physician who has used them in bis prac-
tice for 10 or Is years.
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN u WHITLEY.
AT their wholesale Drug Store,
No. As, South Calvert st. Bait. Md
AND FOR SALE BY
Or. E. Berkeley, staunton; James Il. Ross, Mt
Sidney; w. H; Kennedy, Midway;P P. s. Roller,
MT. Crawford, Rockingham Co.. Henkle & Rinker
near Mt. Crawford; Andrew Houck, Harrisonburg
April 2, ls4s.-ly.
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USEFUL. RECEIPT,

CALLS FROM HAsNEss OR SADpLE-"A VOL
unteer," tells the New England Farmer, that
the following remedy was found to be invaluable
in the fatiguing marches in Mexico:
White lead, finely pulverized, is the mos, eff
fective application. Rubbed on dry, or made into
paste, with milk and applied few times; i,
will also prevent white hairs growing on CALLED
places.
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Windsor, King George, Dec. 10, ls49.

The sales of corn in lS47 is larger in amount
tran the next two years together, which may re-
qulre explanation, have one field peculiarly a.
dapted to corn, aud the corn was made on that
held /; the price too, was higher, in lS47 than
ever received for corn before or since.
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$l956,93 $l45i "a $l5l2,2l
$20,67 1888 1857

Ifthere is no mistake in my "cypherin'' the
account stands thus: l847, SIC, 67 184S, SIS
33; lS49, 1897 per cent on the capital Of SO ,5l3
OR an average for the three years of $l7,32 on
every $l00.
In making my estimation of expenses it will be
seen that say nothing about meat (raised on the
farm) or bread eaten by the field hands, nor grain
consumed by teams and other stock; nor the wheat
seeded each year; nor the fodder, shucks, straw.
Sc, &c., which if charged on one side would be
credited on the other side, and the result would
be precisely the same. They would considerably
increase the sum total of products, but my object
Is simply 10 give the nett profits in the shortest
way. have charged nothing for repairs of build
ings, all OF which are new, besides one of nv
men is carpenter, who does everything of that
sort that is required on the place. NV family for
whose support charge three hundred dollars con-
sists of my wife and self, two servants and a nair
of carriage horses. The allowance is under the
mark. During the above three years there have
been neither adding or Withdrawing from my force:
they are the same, having had no death of labor,
or, mule or OK during the time.
1 have said nothing of decrease in value of the
grown servants, because the young ones increase
in value more than the old ones decrease.
There are two heavy drawbacks to my showing
as high rate of profits on farming as many others
ought, and probably would we're they to publish
their operations. The first of which is, the very
high price paid for land, 1881 FL per acre. includ-
ing buildings compared with other land sales
there having, as far as recollect, no farm sold in
the country for more than $50 per acre since
purchased. On the other hand a number of GOOD
farms has sold in my neighborhood, for fifteen.
Awsl.e, ten, and as low as eight dollars per acre :;
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The LATEST ARRIVAL
AND
The greatest bargains at
.. M. HUFFMAN'S.

On .hlain Street. opposite the Post Office,
Wv ny for Ladies and Gentlemen. His Fail and
Wanter Goods aFejust opened and he is ready to
accommodate those in search of good bargains a.
the stock has been we'll selected in the Baltimore
and Philadelphia markets, and it enables him to Of
ter'he greatest bargains in the county. The Goods
need no pulling as they will show for themselves.
all he asks ohis customers and the public peneraIy
IS to call and examine athey will not be dlsap-
pointed
Terms as usual. Country Produce taken in ex.
change for Goods Call and see.
staunton, Oct. 20, ls49
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Threshing Machines.

NOR the construction Of all kinds of Machinery
A. we haze Shop near to our Carriage Manu-
factory, where We are preparedto build TN Ess II
ING MACHINES and to do all other work an.
pertaining to Machinists.
HARDY BROTHERS.
stsuston, May II, is49.-tf [Spec copy.
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Hardware Store.

Nf1E subscriber having rented, temporarily, the
brick house, near the Virginia Hotel, Staun-
ton, formally part of the old Bell Tavern, is
having it fitted for the reception Of a stock of
II A r D w A r E
purchased and on tho way from the Eastern Mar
kets, which he expects to receive about the Goth
instant.
His stock will embrace all articles in the HARD
WARE line, both useful s. ornamental, particularly
an extensive assortment ofToo1s AND MATEEI-
AIS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, Blacksmiths
and other Mechanics.
He invites the especial attention Of Builders
and Contractors to his stock Of building materials,
which they will find large and general, at mode
rate prices
To Country Merchants he will be disposed to
sell upon the most favorable terms and invites their
examination ofhis Stock, as he will endeavour to
make his prices such as to secure the. patronage.
The Farmers will find many things new and
useful never before offered in this market Be-
lieving that good Stock of Hardware is demand
ed by the wants ofthe community, he hopes by
strict attention to merit and receive the patronage
Of the public.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
S,asaton, Oct. Is, lS49.-tf.
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TOBACCO, SEGARS sc,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

IANHE subscribers have now received their full
n stock Of TOBACCO, S.NUFFS AND
SEG.aRS, which added to their stock of home
manufacture, enables them TO offer inducements
to purchasers to deal with them. The choicest
brands of Tobacco will now be found at their es-
Enlistment, together with every description Of
Segars, both Of imported and home made. No
pains or expense will he spared to render every
satisfaction to those bestowing their custom on
their establishment. Merchants and others will
hnd 1t to their interest to examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
G. T. COCHRAN f. co.
Stanton, Oct. Is, lS49.
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MARTIN & WHITELEY,s
NATIONAL TONIC.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Ague and Fever, and Dyspepsia.

N our widely extended country there are no dis
L eases that create so much distress as Interuit-
tent and Remitent Fevers. 1t has been our particu
lar study to find out remedy to stop that truly
distressing scourge, and think by this scientific
compound, we have effected this great object. It
is also, we think, the very best remedy in DYS.
PEPSLa, and if our directions are followed, will
not fail to effecta cure. Get the Pamphlet from
one ofour Agents, (and you can obtain it gratis)
ana we think you will be convinced we are right
Read the following from a highly respectable
source:
MT. SIDNEY, Augusta Co., va,}
February Sd, 1919.
Messrs Martin & Whiteley:
Gentlemen: had been afflicted for some time
with disease, which believe was Dyspepsia, and
was induced by the representations OF your Agen,
here, Mr.. James E. Ross, to try bottle Of youl
NATIONAL TONIC, and l must say it gave
me more relief than any medicine ever used to1
that purpose, and believe it is the best medicine
for that disease have ever met with.
Yours respectfully,
ALEXANDER COLEY.
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN K WHITLEY,
No 49, South Calrert st. Bait. Nd
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A LFRED'S ARITHNETIC-For sale at this
n O&ce-Price so cents
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COACH MANDATORY

T'HE undersigned having bought the interest of
l. JAMES MARsTELLEa, IN the concern Of HAIR
pr 4 MARsTELLEa, beg leave to inform the pub.
lie, that they have increased their Stock, and will
continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their
line-sucn as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons,
and Duggies,
the m os Fashionable style, ofthe best materials
and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at
tention given TO all kinds Of repairing. From the
specimens Of work sent from cur shop, we fsttsr
ourselves We have given sstisfaction and with a
determination to merit continuation Of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigne
pledge hemselVas torenewed efforts to please
Shop near the Bank.
HARDY < BROTHERS.
May Il, 1s49.
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XX7E invite the attention of the public to our
w WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING
which we desire 10 sell of, in order to make room
er sorts of Clothing which have considerably re-
duced in price.
Call and see, and convince yourselves of the fact,
that you can buy OF the undersigned cheaper than
any where else.
WALDEAUR < POLITE.
Stanton, Jan. FL, 1850.
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SAMUEL 6. SMITMoS
GREAT
BOOK, Pc IL IODICAL,
AND CHEAP
Publication Establishments,
CIIM RIIII DINCO

SUN BUILDINGS,
No. 81 Baltimore street, S. E. corner of Cav
226 Baltimore street, corner Of Charles,
BALTIMORE, MD.
g E. s. is constantly receiving the greatest va
-. riety OF publications. and is prepared to exc
cute all orders for American and Foreign Newspa
pers and Periodicals, and all New Books and
Cheap Publications; Blank Books and Stationary
ANIMALS and Splendid Books for presents; Al
buns 3; Portfolios; Scrap Books, and Note Paper
Family and Pocket Bibles; Song Books; Toy
Books; Juvenile Works and primers.
0s- Agents, Postmasters, Country Merchants
Pedlars, Dealers in Cheap Works, and all Others
supplied at Publishers lowest CASH PRICES.
All orders faithfully attended TO and the goods
forwarded by return mail, express, railroad, stage
or steamboat, as may be directed. Persons desi.
ring to purchase books can have their orders at
tened to, by writing and giving full particulars
the same a6 they were present
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VALENTINES!

The subscriber also imports and manufactures
Valentines, Plain and Fancy Note Papers, Enye-
opes, Motto Waters, sc SC. Wholesale and re-
tail. Address all orders to
SAMUEL E. SMITH,
Sun BUILDlNcs,
Baltimore, Md
October l, ls49.-Gm.
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VIE subscriber has just received from Phila-
delpha and Baltimore large and well Sc
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-11

Safes Of Crops, S'c.
Corn, nett proceeds,
as appears by ac-
count of sales of
my Commission
Merchant,
5 bushels sold for
seed, lS47, at 81
per bushel,
Wheat as appears by
accounts of sales
8 bushels, remnant of
seed sold lS48, at S
6 sheep sold at $3.50,
in lS48,
Pork sold,
l yoke young oxen,
sold l849 at $45,
Food for 8 young
negroes at 81 each
Family support drawn
from farm, its labor
ing hands E. teams,
Woul is sold each
year, no account
kept of the amount
say SIS,
Increased value Of
cattle, sheep and
hogs during three
years, over and a
bove what has
been sold, carried
to lS49, 500,
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Clothing ct E.eezesceeg Prices

Staunton, Nov. IL, 1s49.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-07

CorroN IN INp1A-We see it stated that the
C,h.r,bsr of Commerce at Manchester, Eng, has
,.lsn nm the promotion of the growth of cotton in
Trdia With much earnestness. The British Gov
eminent could not be induced, last session of Par
lament, to respond to the wishes OF the Chamber
and appoint Commissioner to proceed to India to
inquire into the obstacles which prevented an IN
creased growth of cotton in that country. Inc
Chamber now entertains an idea Of sending pri-
vate commission to India. The gentlemen to whom
this important and responsible service will be en-
trusted is in all probability, Mr.. Alexander mac
kay, the author of "The Western World VINO IS
well known in the United States
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Park BENJAMIN thus gracefully thanks the " No'
glenn for the pleasure she gave him one evening
at Tripler Hall. 1t is one of the sweetest things
vet elected from our native poets by the SURPRISING
charms of the noble Swede;
Theard YOU sing, oh Northern bird,
The Souths artistic strain;
And faucied that the Heaven OF sound
Fell in melodious rain
listened till the raptured sense
To wild amazement grew,
Wondering if nightingales indeed
Gould sing as sweet as you.
But when you sung your native song,
heard the gushing rills,.
And felt the bracing winds that blow
Among your Swedish hills;
sat no more in Tripler Hall,
But high amongst the rocks,
And saw the herdsmen as they cried
Responsive to their focks.
And " huah huah n' to my ear
By distance made more sweet,
Came echoed back until the sounds
Were gurgling at my feet;
And so, l said, happy land
The land of Swede must be,
When every gale that watts her clouds
Is full of melody.
Your singing ceased, oh Northern bird
Yet still the Herdsman's call
Went floating round the frescoed forms
That bent DER Tripler Hall,
Methought, how wonder grows to bear
Italias strains of Art
But Natures simple music speaks
A language to the heart
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E1sl.cCg Importation,

P. NAL LA r D, Ct ROyaI street.
The ubscrber having Just returned from Europe crabad
friends AID the public ui and complete assortment
Iuc, selected by himself the Hauul1cours It
Ta the greatest and attention, among SaIah R' he
following:
#. .LED-S,-ares, Fsutsus, CpuoFes Tetr-aTees Mar
..'.sgs, Consoles, JarIIners, etc.
CURTAIN STuFTs-Ul every variety and quality comprising
very rich and splendid Patterns
PORCELAlNE DE SEYR ESryst lie Venice Including
every variety goods, both fancy art PAPER Muchs
BGonses status Peudue Nan'e Ornaments, Vases, Services
tT fine Tab including Breakfast Tea Sets, Perfume
Uats,.- Of raised Glass all yaTIegs-ai coorB.
LAhFs-Ol eyry description, both Porotiaur 40
'neW and beautiful article, which d .rl
Vac.
TAPEsIBl la and complete OF t- .,,ll
BALLS AND sol ESEvsry variety orr1nruf' tu.g
uSTes Erudclabras, UUHmtuta Cllua Figures
Flower NsseE, Baskets, etc.
The above T01t Nsrn-H
eso'E-sr Ten H7rr-. The Unar vra1
/ tsF-s1 ~ %
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUEHRE0TL Pc, YAInUTYPB RYALO-
TYPE ssAlI,F2E.

n TAGUlRE u HARRINGTON, having purchased from
IVA the asg1ee Of w Talbot the patent right tor the
of his TRibgtYpe process, in the Slate OF iOHrsna.
Alabama, t'0ia Georgia and Teyas beg leave cal te
attention OF the public TO they gallery OF ia TIM
department OF Photography.
The talbot we taken 1pop paper ivory, glass, metal
and variety Of other sVh83aH"ss- the FIRST possessing
decided advantages aSy sraugfiylty ny mail, b.
enclosed in letter. made adOSn the OF book,
preserved in n portfolio.
The TaOOYpa is emnsHlg ssa,apils Of cooriug so that
the picture can be fin hed aEy degree desired by the aS
every variety Of and color OF the drapery and
psxOn color Of the and hair, be faithfully dsn
aated.
effect mole the right cheek, appears
the right cheek.
The Taboype can he duplicated 20 any extent withou
the additional trouble Of another sitting. After the tTs
impression is taken. copies he furnished future
hmeupOn simple application by letter otherwise.
N B.-M u H. being furnished with every taciy for the
prosecution Of this superior a ready dispose nght
Tor the states specified, with thOrOu On In uuCtl0ns.
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness Of child Of months in
second charge. [mhl til No d CAMP Street
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JhFFENsON
Friday Evening, necemher G. 1850. )
Arrived during the past week, AL head % E,or Cattle
500 Hogs, 1869 Sheep, 96 Mich Cows, and i56 Ia g,
BEEF CATrLEThe market has been prett, active during
the week, and small stock only left 5lle Prices "a
6}5c % ID net according to quality.
HoGs-The supply has been and the market close
bare. Prices CretaiD 6l4gB2lc W ID net
SHEEP-A good supply has continued in market Prices
So 0O0$3 20 @ head.
MLCH Cows-Fine stock has been selling at $50 SIS y
head, common stock from so upward.
CALvEsThe supply has been moderate, average price
So rs qP head.
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JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
CoNsEIL DE La MUMCIpALITE No. DEUN. }

A TTENDU, Qu'un acte de PAssemblee Gene
~ rae de Etat de la Louisiana intitnte 'Ace relaf
vile de la Nouvele- Orleans apprOuvt lie IS Mars 1850
pourvo uu avsnt que Con5e aucune des municipalities
pusse ye dtcider des quseront
Sues fat des GvaIuaHOn5 mOntran les drents items
de dpens, Oure montant ntcesalTe pour
pour parties tant urbanes rqraes esguee
valuations seront pubes AnglU Francois dams e
journal yce de la de MuUicpatt pendant mOns trente
'urs unon dams aquee lie COuse deyra hxer ct
dagider e mOntaut des Uui seront ASSESSES,
e. atJendu que, lie IOnse de cette hunelatr pass
Ia NUyembre raOlu dtClaruut urDanes
lea Nmites de la dite MunlCIpul'tt
Fin consequences BuUu0us 1yau nation suVants, en-
couiormitt ayeu les provisions de lce du S Mars 1850
une du COnge adOptu avis est dOnu'
par Ia prtsente que JouE apes Ia premiere pnbica
uB DE- Ia die eva uabn lie COnse deva prOctder yer ct
dtciLel lie des take, preyer les tabeuuX as
sessenent pour 1850:
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In Cincinnati on the 10Th ut two men zen .ault
scsffold, and one of them was Killed. Inc o'et " "
injured, but he will probably recoNeI hos st.rtlad
Some learned disciple Of IS. s SUs ss
NE Iss "a tan In London, will breed pestlence lie
shows that such effect has Gfh n5ed
- Sow he steamer Ben Franklin, Just below Vevay lh'
and was drowned . -. d, . :, $500
The persons charged with robblng the mail some
- iinne near Philadelphia, have been acquitted.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning, December = tooO'o
The transactions this week have been quite extensive
in some of our leading articles though we must except Cot
which has been dull, owing to the Europas news turn
inc ont unfavorable as well the delay in receiving sun
later European accounts which only came to hand yesterday
orn has off 10 to 10 more aud sugar, Moasses
and Ohio Flour are also rather lower Provisions have been
quite firm
The weather was unseasonably during the early part
of be week but on Thursday and yesterday cold and
win'ry, with some rain.
Cntton-The authentic accounts bv the Europa which
were published Saturdays Evening Picayuue proved OF
quite contrary what rumOr had represented on FIJI
day. as they announced advance Liverpool since the
sailing OF the prev This quite unexpected
and of coutse threw damper upon the ardor of buyeswhC
on Saturday. Monday, and Tuesday, took but about 6oO
bales prices however losing barely ac of the previous al
vance On Wednesday and Thursday parties were look
ing anxousy for later European accounts factors were no
Inclined SELL and only 45O0 bales were disposed OF
previous Yesterday the Arctc's accounts came t
hand showing slight advance Liverpool, and the sale
with us 5000 bales, making the weeks business 1921
bales, taken mostly for Europe with some parcels Tor tn
North Prices have been irregular, but close firmly to
day at our quotations. The receipts at this port since list
September 1871 bales, against 266l9O to same dat
last year but all the United States ports there is DE
CREASE of Al ,295 bales
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GROCERIES, ETC.
A. y. COCHRAR d CO.,


a. e. COCHhAN S5 CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERGH ANTS and nj.
n rect Importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
nave always on hand
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5O0 bushels genu-
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
FlGS-lOOO drums new Smyrna, superior Elsme;
RAiSlNS-in quantities to suit purchaser;
ALMONDS--3OO bales and bags Soft Shelleu Almonds.
SHELLED ALMONDS-40b boxes, in fine order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS--35O
bags and barrels;
STARCH-AgenCy of Heth, Floyd & Co.
OLIVE Oli5OO baskets, plnts and quaELg, "Pi6gn9;'
SARDINES-WhOes,h halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WINES-musCat, Care, etc, in boxes; MAJ !Ra, sweet
and dry; Port Wine, various qualities etc
BRANDIES-V Various qualities;
btTTER-Aiways on hand supply hest st l-uGiE;
ORANGES and i.EMONS-O direct Importation. cad
ali kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc;
PRUNES-ln iaIs and fancy boxes;
CFfRONS-3OO boxes superior Genoa ClrUu2-
CHAMPAIGN E-lh0 baskets;
BRANDY CHI TER RIES-30D cases fresh, landing,
HAGCAROEl AND VERMlCELLi-3pJ CUsea fresh
FIRE,CRACKERs-3O boxes first quality No. /;
PeWDER-Agengy Of the celebrated American ChTg5.
Y! Powder Company guarantee superior to alY
Powder manufactured. [dli 2'pl oil
Il ETCHUPs-
IN 50 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
20 do do Walnut do;
10 do do Mushroom do;
n store and for sale by
r, Nj. MCALPIN,7 Canal street Row,
OLD If and - Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-07

FROM PoRT Az PRINCE-Capt. Mclaughlin,
Of the brig Stephen G, Barss, tweny.one days
from Port au Prince to New York, reports all quiet
when he left though the talk was that the Empe-
Tor Soulouque still entertained warlke intentions
Capt, Mel. confirms the report that an American
Asst was expected st Hsyi to enforce some de,
asss ssims
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-07

n COHEN having had 30 years experience, offers the
~. above infRllble remedy for all Diseases per. sSss
taUing to the EYE, Ophhamia, Of five years -,
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, @tJ
of years. cured in 10 weeks; OF this city, Ss5S
being blind Tor months restored the sight of
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used for
81 years, by using only drop enabled to read the
newspaper without them by Candeght hours after. In
fammatOu of days cured By gle drop, 1t gives
bniancy the Eye, and also siren CITIZENS the sight.
EI- Nos. 2OS PEILIPPA street, Heva, and 2 ST
CHARLES street. apl7 ~
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS REN3RD-Rnnayay from
L the subscriber, the l2lh OF May last muIauo qSy
BOY, by the name OF BOuke, about 10 yOa Old, ~
stout built He had on, when he LETT, blue blgnket| "a
coat and wool hat There two bald places his ~
head occasiOned by bum when child He has a
on his forehead he is four feet inches highs hand
kerchef his head to prevent detection Whoever will ar
j. Reigart, 10 CaroRdee street. will receive the above
ward [O1a 3ml ROBERT mCA