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CURE FOLLOWS CT RE,
MORE PROOFS OF TIE EFFICACY OF
- II. = W YNE'~
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry.
q III SIFtNy
& 4 ISa.
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry.
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Read ms E1fraordinorY Case

A X Z T. " Q y DE z 7 L G L K e
Read thts E1traordinnry Case.
DECEMBER 10Th, ISIS.
DR.. S,rayns: Dear Sir-liaying contracted a
severe cold, which settled upon my lungs, at
II nded with d violent cough, aln IN rly side and
breast, difficulty OF breathing. was attended bv
ply sicIans Of the first re>prctahi:y; bat IN y
symptoms became very alarming, there "a
abccss formed in my lungs and made its d
through my side, and discharged large quantities
OF puss externally, % that MY phs steitn thought
the power or functions 81 one Of my lungs We're
totally oyed-tt4-refore supposed the case
entirely hopeless. This nourufu state Of things
continued for a long time, until was wasted
and worn TO a sk-itton. had tried number
Of remedies. but all ftiied to do any good. But
there still being spark oil hope lett with me
and my anx Ious parents aud having heard Of the
great virtues Of Your COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY, and it being approved
Of by phi >icians Of the first ennenct. | CON
Guided to make trial of 1t, and to great sat-
isitction. my cough gradually grew better, the
hole IN my side began 10 heal. and | am now
happy t. say. from poor and almost hopeless
skeleton, have become healthy ana weigh more
than ! ever have All my n-ighbors testify
to the above facts. ABRAHAM frSsIckER,
Two miles from Skippackviie, Skippack Town
ship, Pa.
DR.. J. ii. ELLISON, Frankfort, Ky, says:--I
was Induced from failure Of the most pote ut
E>pectoran't recommended in Natera Med
lea IN some cases Of diseoStd LUnos. to try Dr.
S,r0H0eS CoMPoUND SYRUP Wild CHERRY. II
is sufficient 70 say that was 50 much pleased
with the result Of that and subsequent trials.
that now prescribe IT in preference to all 9th
remedies. | have been engaged in active
practice for twelve years. ana THIS IS the first
Patent Medicine | ever thought enough Of 10
express an opinion in writing
BEpV ARE or IMrooITIccS
There is but one genuioe ptrparatiol Of VIA
Chr,yy. taat is DR.. S!fAINE'S-aH others, by
little inquiry III The quarters where they origi
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THOUSANDS OF
FETNsAs.s ANA FARMERS,

Have recently tested the virtue Of 5 LOAN 5
Ointmcnt anil condttjon Po,cder ana now rec
otnfn- M them the best orse aud Cattle VI ed
IcIne they ever used.
Extract from the Western rrese,' Mercer, Pa,
Feb. 18th 1870:
AsfDnishiRg CufcS We invite attention 10
the new advertisement of Mr. Sloan, which vii
be found III to-ddy's paper. SIoan's medicines
are certainly exceptions to the great amount Of
trash with which the public has been 'bored'
for years. The astonishing sales. and still more
astonishing cures which they continual V
performing. will not fail to make them popular
with every one
EXTRAORDINARY CrRE-spril 18th. 1850
Four niles north Of Chicogo, (on the road TO
Milwaukee, Cook county. Illinois.
Nr. Sioan--Dear Sir: one of horses had
large bony Iunor on his breast bone. itnnle-
tiateiy under the collar, which famed him aud
rendered his services Of very little value
faithfully applied several bottles Of DR. Taylor-s
Nerve ana Bone Iiniment. without the least
benefit ! then procured Wlluers Celebrated
Horse Ointment, and used that until | became
fully satisfied that il would never relieve the
animal. Fin,liy ! obtained box Of vour truly
valuable Ointment and in less than sixty day.
from the first Application the turnor ntirely as
appeared and the horse we'll. Yours
EDWARD ARMSTRONG
FAR iERS. SHEPHERDS & DAlRYNEN.
Sloan's Ointment never fails 10 cure all cases
Of Hoof- lii, ~ Foot- Rot of Sheep, and injuries
il the feet Of other animals
Oct. >, lraa. SLY
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$40 ANS col U N N.

LII the Medicines and Books advertised by
N w 3. SLOAN sold by ]. How-is i
Co, Richmond; Raymond K Co, Cambria &c
city; Woods & Dill, Crntreviie. J. y. Lebrrk
Dublin; J. Weaver. knigh:stown; E. Minsllall
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital S2CC.OOO!
Ofcs Water street, Market, ia Wise
Brick Rom; ViScESSEs, lSpiAxA.
JOHN II. HUTTON. Agent.

No -, Main street. RICHMOND, IND.
TNHIS Company having been duly organized,
and the capital stock property secnred.
are now prepared 10 receive applications for IN
surance against loss or damage by fire, Build
ings, Merchandise. Machinery, Mills. Manufac-
tories. and all descriptions OF property. Also.
merchandise and produce ~ the course Of IN
land transportation,-th risks OF the seas-and
upon the lives Of individuals. The rates OF pre-
MUM which will govern this institution. viii
conform to the established rates OF the Taste RI
Offices. All losses will be iibe rally and prompt
~ adjusted and paid
Directors:
Hos. X n. C>RvAN, Nincenaes.
WILLIAM J. WISE, DO
WILLIAM J. HEBEap, do
Horace f.. PECK, do
CyRus NJ. ALLEN, do
VINCENT r. WEST, VI. d. Pike CO., Ind.
FrrEn =. BAILEY. Fort Wayne. Go
THOMAS T BE~BR1pGE. Lafayette. 90
WsLrEa w EARLY. Terre- Haute. do
Ex-Gov. d. WALLACE. Indianapolis, do
HENRY y. AIMS, Evansville. do
HENRY X. ScHooLcr.Fr. W ashington, y. c.
LErHENiAH PLArr. New York
X. n. CARNAN President
e. NJ. ALIEN, Ssc'y. y. T. ELpRtpGS. Treasurer.
Samuel JCpAH.
Oct. 9th, 1850. 32-ti
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TERMS OF sUB5C CRYPTIC
One year, pog1tie In 0dranee, -..... 81 90

VNT VsUT, VUVTVtF UH tuHtLi 49, s-~SUO
Hrty the gcdT eLDtTes, ----.-.----..-. sS.SD
FIR sir mo nfss, in adD1nce. -. 90
II No piper dtsc0attHued until all 1rrearaLss
are paid, exceet atths optioa Of tie editors.
Postage mast be paid By corresDondents. 10
insure ATTENTION.
icopy of the Pail 1dium and Lady, Book $500
do. do. Sartain's Mag aziue, ! ,gc
1J-Th- subscription price of the above mag
azines is 50 per year, IL advance
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"AxEs FOR ls5o.--The under-isne

VINAA H. 4 OES AS1V'.@ nc unae'S'2he@
expects TO attend IN the several townships
in The County, TO receive the AASo O. ms
year at the times following. to-wii:
Wayue Richmond, - .*nth & 81 81
CO. -. do. Novem., ith mo- ST
And after tn at date at the Treasures Office in
CentrevEl-.
Those who do not avail themselves OF the con
Venienc- Of paying in the townships as above
will please call at the Office, at early time
as Observation-Disclosures the year at furtaest.
Receipts for the amount Of Road Tax on
real estate if the work ha, b-eu dome sou u
be proaucrd al the time Of settlement, or the
| amount must be PAID IN money.
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Symptoms Of disease should never be
disregardcd They are unerrng indica-
tons that the vital functions Of nature
have been interrupted in their healthtnl
action. and tha. serious evils must inevi-
tably follow, unless the system be again
set right by the timely use of proper rem
edies. And. in seeking these. it is all i'm
portant that resort be not had 10 drastic
Dureatires or other medicines Of VIC
lent kind, which reduce the strength. and
SO PROSTATE the powers Of nature. that
they are unable TO repel the threatened at
tack.
NvBear in mind, that nature is ever
endeavoring to expel disease when il in
vades the animal economy, and only needs
the assistance Of some genial restorative
thorough. vet mild in its action-that
will give tone 10 the system, and act up
on tho blood which is the principle Of
life.
Guysott's Ye1lor Dock and SarsaRa
ri1la, as purifier Of the blood. renova-
tor of,he system. and a supporter and pre-
server Of the powers Of life, it has no
equal. Take it, on the first indication
that disease is upon you, and you will
avert perhaps weeks and months Of sick
ness and suffering. See advertisement
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CoffEos AIsOuATE>E.--T

rDTfEoz AsDU hs high
4 Ii esteemed Aromatic Paste. II" d@rs m
breath delightfully."- fragrant. aaf.uses an elegant
aromatic flavor ia the mouth. and FeHsoF-s The
TASTE aud smell Of ua8sesHs medicines. tor'acco
smoke. Sc. This is a ne% ana valuable article.
Call ana get some, at Ho1Kf-Ls n To-
Drug store, so. i. MAN st
Richmond, SEPT. ] ia, 20 SSH
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RICHN GND. IN DIAN
OFFERS for sale extensive variety oi
~ Dsrss Goens. Book NUsiLs an H.snKER-
CHIEFS BARCELONA SHAwTs and HAsDAEscHiEFs,
Raw SILK ditto, ane other articles adapted ;o
.ERTESps.''
n B. IFSo second price.
Ninth Month 4,h- 1850 sfu
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B A r C Al h S.
%Eyy GOODS on HAN D:--7'. j.
Ferguson. respectfully informs hi-
customer ANA the public, that he has Just re-


ceIYed a fresh supply of
Fail aud Winter Dry Goods.
Such a>-CLOTHs. CssSfHFREs. sATTiNETfS, anu
almost every variety OF u o o Ds suitable tor
GentLem.n's Wear: together with genera
assortment of the latest ami most ftshtonH"f@
-tvl-~ OF DRESS GOODS Tor LiDlES'
WEAR. such as: Alpaca~. tfinghtmS, Prints o.
various STYLES aud patterns; black ana fancy
Silks. Sattins. &c &c; Bonnets, Trimming
of all kinds. Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons. Thread
and Cotton Lace. Edging. Inserting, >hswls,
Handk rchief<. &c. &c
Al>O.--Ladics' and Misses slippers and
Shoes; GentleTst-n'S Boots. Shoes. BrogaE>. Ae-
AIso,-A beautiful assortment Of glassware.
Queeusware. &c
ALso.-iardware Of yarous kinds ami for
various purposes; Groceries. of the best quality
In fact his assortnIe III embraces al most VsrN
article usually called for II the country IL
stock was selected with care. ana he feels cont-
dent that those who viii call aud examine IT,
will net 90 away dissatisfied.
lie viii take all KINDS OF approved country
produce in exchange for Goods, at lair prices
I5=Thauk ful for past patronage. he respect
fully soiIciis the public TO call aud examine MS
Goods and Prices.-NO TROJ BILE TO
Richmond. sept. Is. 1880 3aH
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IThydo yon hesitate any longer TO get
a supp]y Of SIonn's Ointment ard also his
Tannin Paste. when you are constantly
surrounded with multiplied evidences Of
their unsurpassed eflicacy-thc one in Gu
ring sores, sprains, &c, in horses, and
the other in restoring and preserving
leather in boots, shoes. harness, GcI-
Try these articles. a penny saved i
two pence earned. ''-hnor MteHigencer.
GrSee Agents names at the head Of
Sloan's Column. For further particulars
and testimonials. get pamphlets Of agents.
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DIR. Guysoet's Improved Exarnre =
YELL DoOK
SARSAPARYLxA.

kHt up n the largest sized bottles contain.
l. more of the pure Hondura. sar..p.,,ll.
than any other preparation extan,, which !.
chemically combined with the Extract Of Vii
low Dock. the Extract oil " hd Cherry. aud III.
ks3ssm Of fir, thus making til. remedy mar.
thoroughly efficient than any other Ssr.~pari,
before The pubilc. AT the same time il isn.,
feeiiy free from all mineral poisons. which can.
uot lie saiG of any other of the Sarsapar,tis COM
pounds. The ,asad should beware OF po,.oa..
Mefeury. Iron. Qaintn-. Potash, Iodine. Sui
Phur. Arsenlc. ana many other mineral m-tal,c
peisoas enter into and form the active hass. Of
most Il the Sarsapariias aud Pansceas Of The
Gay. Guyzots's Compound Extract Of yellow
Dock nud sarssparilis do-s not contain q parti-
cie OF these Substances. any one can easily as
ceF'ai by applying the necessary tests.
IAes~ polsens may occasionally remove dis
ease. but they viti,te th- blood aud 50 COM
p}-trly i'npr-gpat- the whole system - it'll their
blnrel effects. that the first cotd. the first at
lack 81 disease. prostratc> the pate nts strength
ana SUB ects han her 10 the most rxcrnti.i5e
teriHrv, ana renters another cur- atsnos, inpe.-
,tb'- shj hopeless Let al poisonous Sars.ps-
+. rais preparations alone. and use Gnysofi's Inn.
prove E>lract Of yellow Dock and sarsapsrli-
"a. which As thoroughly rffcac,oa., perfectly
;,
~ - - ~. -, So.
,1...,t..3- p,..st .,
h,., s+a,.x .4,...,,,.,, ,,,,n..,r. c,s,;v.,.
49,, ,+r.,,,. ~ ~. l;.s,,.,-s .,4 ,t,..,.s
..z, -, IL ,..,-4,.,,,,. 49,. ar ,,.-,,,.
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PALLADIUM.
RICHMOND, Ia, OCTOBER 30, 1850.

AGENTS roR THE PALLADiUA "A. w. Ray, r.
NJ, Cambridge city.
VIM. Russey, Economy.
WIN. You.e, Brownsville.
Samuel Johnson, " iilransbu,g
CJV. u. PALMLR. is our Agent at .iew orh.
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.u extraordinary ease of >rrOtuln
.tsa... ssy :nc @o'e u.c %; Ebr. guy
.o.s', O:yhpetsEs; syrup.

cares. ss} .ste soc use 81 kbG. guy.
'sot' oshPetH" syrup.
IL y ~ he see" ~ tht~ trfl''Hatr mat tt''s'hah
aas lreh under the treatment Of several e"ie-
efat+d ifF&'raHs. Tor the past eight years. with
"ut drftf'ne ahf brh"n', aud h"r h"en eii"et"ni-
Y cured bY Tie as" al "A i"" bottles OF i'r Guy
~0tt : othFphhd ~!fun;
-" fohk' juno = ir'--
SUI ''''' 'ht' "'"s :" GA
~ ' ''sa injury '''"'' ffS' '''' ~. "''f' 10
'es I9'''' ~" ~" = g'' ~ q '''e 'F III
Fl.. t..f...,.r 5..., .,@ "a. .t;....,,..,f.
no mn, m, .,rs s.rist.tx a1...f.,4 m, hearing
Hy fsee was Que continuous .ofe ffo,n u l,i.ha
!lpeAarae Of matter ul.i WATER kept continually
9ax.ug out. People avoided M, .opposing
ha4 tnr smallpox or soanr other infectious dis.
,-e, .t.s s.A= consequently, obliged to r~i,n-
45a-h my business A"twith-tanling | had tie
o - medical ad'ice. and tired aifrr""' plans Il
Treatment the ots"a~e CONTINUED 10 grow ""r.".
"hlh gave mp :" despair f"ft"""i"'y iefi
i, VITA passenger o.. the steamboat, vbt. tray
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Family 4 Patent Medicines. &c.
nfIYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accu-
rately compounded. ana al low rates. Ply
scjans, supplied usual with almost every
article necessary in practice, and Of the very
best that can be obtained.
Thank ful for favors, &c. Call at No. IL.
Main street. /. REED.
Richmond, Oct. ,, 1850. 4ltf
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superseding all other Ointnen ts and Linime n Is
for tie cur" Of Horses Cattl-, and other Dones-
lie Aniinnl~. 4 free of this Ointine n ures
Immediately alt
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.ariral. al Me port Of Hn,hinrton.

MoNpAY, July 8, 1850.
Steamer Mt Vernon, McCausland, Baltimore
merchandise.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Batlimore-mer.
chandisc.
Steamer osccola, Mitchell Norfolk-rnerchan -
disc.
Schooner Palo Alto, Gcohegan, Baltmore-lum.
her 20 j. b. Ward.
Schooner Thos. Alexander, Wheeler, Charles
county. Maryland-wood to Harvey 4 Co.
Schooner Friendship Seward, Baltimore uano
to r. Coylc
Schooner Henrietta, Wheeler, st. Mary's, Mary
land-wood TO mail boat
Schooner Paramount, Baxter, Charles county,
Marylsnd--wood to mail boat
Schooner NJ p. Ivey, Alexander, Washington.
North Carons-lumber to J. Purdy.
Schooner Thos. J. Beckett, Hall, Newborn, North
Carolina-gas oil TO L. Ward.
Schooner Fairfax, Chcsser, Philadcpha-coal to
Harvey & Co.
Schooner Clarendon, jackson, Philadelphia
coal TO Harvey X Co.
Schooner Columbia, Horscman ST. Mary's, Ma.
ryland-wood to Harvey & Co.
Schooner Virginia, Skinner, 81. Georges Island
lumber To r. Green.
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ANOTHER CoNsTGNMENT.

II AIDES and gentlemen will protect their inter
IL csts and save money by calling at Mrs. BAN
NERMAN'S, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10Th streets, where they will find large
ment Of rich Dress Goods, Laccs, Lace Capes.
Hosiery, Gloves, Cents Dress Shirts, Silk and Me-
rino, Linen Cambria Handkerchief, and a great
variety Of desirable goods, which to be sold at
less than New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
they have been bought at but little over half the
cost of manufacturing, they will be cold Mt retail.
above, at Ices than half the usual prices Call
early.
rived. They sell wen and please every one who
has bought them. Additions will be made day.
Pennsylvania av. between 9th h 10th, south side.
July d-dU
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OBITUARY.

On Saturday morning the 9Th Of July, death
claimed a. its victim WILLIAM CRAWFORD
ROSS, aged twenty three years
The very soul Of honor, with noble and gene
temperament, warm aud feeling heart,
None knew him but 10 love him" Cut OF, as il
were, In the flower OF bis existence with the bright
prospects OF happy future, his end s to be deeply
lamcntcd.
But two short weeks back, in the pride and vigor
of his youth, he assisted in soothing the dying
hours Of much-loved sister. To the writer Of this
he spoke Of that scene, and thought il was hard %
die so young. And now, side by side, they lay in
the cold and silent sleep Of death
His were good seed to sow,
And those who knew him we'll
Had many a tale Of noble heart
And generous deed to tell. g..
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Local Matters.

Pubic ScHooLs.-Tho examination Of District
School No was appointed for yesterday afternoon;
but the trustees found it impossible TO do more
than examine the female department. This Is
under the instruction Of Mrs. Randolph, and en-.
braces seventy pupils, with an average attendance
Of hfty-six. We arc under the necessity, from the
crowded state Our columns, Of deferring some re-
marks VIC have to make upon this subject till TO.
morrow.
The male department, under the instruction OF
DR.. t. Watkins, assisted by Mr.. w. w. De Maine
will be examined this afternoon.
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YESTERDAY two Irish laborers, working on the
canal in this city, were overcome by the heat and
taken TO their homes, where at late hour in the
afternoon, they remained very III. Poor fellows,
they could not, under any circumstances, expose
themselves to our climate with impuniiy; and yet
they arc ignorant Of the proper course Of living,
and are often culpably selfindulgent and impru-
dent
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ter for publication:
WILLARo's HoTEL, ID. C., July 6, 1850.
DEAR JuDor Since the inchcctual vote TO lay
the whole subject connected with the Galphn
claim on the table, have paired OF" for few
days with the Hon. Mr.. Whittlcscy Of Ohio. ]
regret that disposition was not made Of it, n, il
cannot possibly result in any practical legislation,
and the country already had all the facts, reports,
counter-rcPors, &c, upon which to form an
opinion
AZ might seem to evadc voting upon a subject
whipped into unnecessary prominence, | desire
you to publish in the Intelligence Republic this
note or state lite substance in The House.
Whether the claim of Galphn was originally
ono Of valid equity against the State Of Georgia. or
the United States, or either, or both, regard now
and since the act Of the last Congress ~ con-
cluded question, and a matter Of useless inquiry
and curious speculation, entirely proftlesH. will,
however, say entertain not doubt Of the justice
Of the claim, and the proPucty Of is allowance to
the heirs Of Galphin.
To Wing adhercnt Of the cause Of American
Independence certainly ought not 10 deny what
the British government paid TO similar creditors
claimants who tories especially as Ivy the for
tunes Of war absorbed the whole fund in licn il
may use INC expression 70 tafiy Wc demands
Of such creditors. When the act passed referring
the claim for settlement 10 ono Of the Executive
Departments, IL was before tho present Chief Ma
gistratc. or HE Cabinet, bad come into power If
tho act was improper or ambiguous. il was the
fault Of the lnst Courress il not fully settled and
passed upon, las IL was noD by Mr.. Polks Score
tery Of the Treasury il certainly is not tho fault Of
the present Cabinet. II was pending business to
be passed upon by them in administering the Gov
eminent The Secretary Of the Treasury, after
taking the opinion Of tho Attorney General, (both
being in utter ignorance of Mr.. Crawlord's inter
est n relation to the clam) paid the interest on
e. Both able men and still ADLER lawyers, without
any conceivable motive save honest discharge Of
the public trusts c0nfded to them, decided 10 paw
and did pay tho interest. Justice required the
long withheld claim should be paid with interest;
any such liquidated and settled amount, as be-
tween individuals, by law would bear inter-
Get, or, II left 10 the discretion Of Jury, would
doubtless be allowed; for, any different decision
would be paying n reward to delay and a want Of
punciuality. Upon a right construction of the act
Of Congress, and in accordance with tho law and
presidents adducod by you, ! entertain no doubt
the interest properlyalowed. To attribute, then
to those officers, official improperly Of conduct in
any degree whatever, ! regard as grossly UNI
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A N ExHIsIrIoS viii ,.l. place at sr,.-

n Y VFHFS
"A GOES Building, Louisiana avenue, on THURS
DAY Evening. OF highly interesting character,
where the public are invited 20 attend.
There will be Music, REGULATIONS, &C. This Elk.
hibition is gotten up by persons Of color.
Doors open at ~ o'clock. TO commence at s..
Admittancc II cents-Children half price.
July 9-ltt
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] am yours, very truly,

The following letter from the Hon. J. b.
THOMPSON, Of Kentucky, to his colleague,
Judge Back, has been handed us by the lat
ter for publication
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FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.

FOR THE TEETH AND GUNS.
rT,EABERRY TOOTH WASH, superior article
Il for cleansing the mouth, and arrestng the de-
cay of the teeth. Also,
Chlorine Tooth Wash
Charcoal Dcntfrice
Joncs's Amber Tooth Paste
Shcrmans Orris Tooth Paste
Tooth Brushes, all sorts and sizes.
For sale by J. r. CALLAN
July9 corner OF and 7th streets.
TEMPERANCE FOR TINE MASSES
A N open air meeting will be held this (Tuesday)
"A evening. July 9Th, on the square opposite Cen.
tire Market, at o'clock. J. C. Hardness, esq., and
others will address the meeting. The friends of the
cause, and all others, ere invited TO attend.
July9
U'URNIP AND RUrA-BAoA SEED.
Il 200 Ibs. white fiat Turnip Seed
200 bs. rod top do
$50 lbs Ruts 6ags Edo
All warranted fresh and genuine For sale BY
Juyo corneroi Z and lib strests.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
IN interested that the Commissioned for the sd.
iustment of claims Of American citizens against
Brazil hsving duly organized, tho Commissioner -,
commence a session of said Commission IN
day the 18th day Of August next, wber IN Mon
coed 70 examine and decide whe'i :. ne will pro
which may then have boon lied Win ,'e riem9ias
said Commission. "o reguiat gons OF the
All persons Interested in said claim.
Won W no commissioner or clerk wi =, ON apphca,
twe.n &c IN pamphlet, Of the ca oe iur.lsneo
Of de s sa1 lated states and the won" n'ion
Any INTO effect the said Co .s" az Congrces W
rules and regulations ofth sNe ION. and of The
BY order Of the 9 co~ luon,
CIV ,p on \. sEARLE' cl'', r0.
n.,on pes New Mr,,s s1 xmeyissn, s, Ssa@iss
;r ns GRspobsen ans E,
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