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TO SPORTSMEN.
Rifles and Pistols.

TENHE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
l. general assortment of fine and common dOu-
BILE and single barrel shot guns. rifles and yau-
gers; Colts Revolvers, pocket pistols, powder
TASKS, &C., at very low prices for cash.
Ian also prepared TO repair guns and pistols
at the shortest notice, and in the best manner
Persons wishing any article in my line, will do
we'll 10 give me a call.
~ Shop on Water street, one door south Of
Block & Belts store. J.Y JOHNSON.
louisiana, April l4,h, 1S5l-3n.
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y One hundred and thirty children ar
10 the Orphan Asylum at Cincinnati.

Go where you will, talk about what you may,
and you will either see or hear Of the great Ara
bian preparation, known 10 the PEOPLE Of The Uni
ted States as H. G.. FarreIl's Celebrated Arabian
Liniment. 1t Las made some Of The most remar-
liable cures Of paralysis, rheumat ism, nervous
sdeetions, spinal complaints, &C., on record, and
indeed as an external remedy is applicable to
nearly all diseases which could possibly be bene-
hted by a medicine of that kind. See advertise.
nent.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been granted letters of administration
"n the estate of benjamin F.. Trim bic. deceased,
by the Judge oFthe Probate Court of Pike county,
Mo-, bearing date March 10Th, A. d. 1861.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and all having
claims against said estate are notified to exhibit
them for allowance within one yearfion the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years they will be forever barred.
ANDREW J. TRIMBLE, Admir-.
March l7th lS5l.-3w
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The greatest remedy ever discovered for almost
all complaints reqFiriis an'txternal application,
ei;hCf III man or beast. In Tie short length Of
fir' it has been introduced 10 the people of the
United States, IT has gained a reputation unt quail
I'd by any other medicine in The known world
Why il IL? The answer is plain: because no
medicine Of III" kind has ever been put before the
public so deserving of the rich laurcls il has &C.
.qulred: and IT Ill continue 10 gain friends as long
as il performs the mos; tXtrao rlinsry cures Of va
IriouS descriptions, after the doctors and all other
re NEEDLES had failed. We do not only SAY that
Iile genuine II G Farrell's Arabian Liniment CAN
aud DOES perform cures winch no other medicine
Ican do, but you have here certificates Of what it
has done.
ThadeuS Smith, of Mudd' Creek. Tazeweil CO.
Il!s., says: Il had lost the use OF my arm for
more IhAu a year, by palZy or paralysis; the flesh
had entIrclv withsred away, leaving nothing but
skin, m8SCie and bone. ! tried ail the best doc
tors and all the remedies l could hear Of, but thew
did 10 good. then commenced the use of Fl 6
FarrelFS Arabian Lirimcni. aud a few bottles en-
iirely cured me, ard my arm is now as strong
and fir>hy as the other. II is also FIRST rate for
burns, ~srIains ami hruizes.
The celebrated DOCTOR JAYNE. whose rep.
ntatinn as a beneiactor 20 mankind extends over
the whole world, reports tina, a lady of one Of the
first families in Philadelphia had been confined to
her bed fourteen wears with Rheumatism. and
y II = CAItcu Ny nv dEEF slEdui6 Llnli1cHts-
He also says: 'Yuur Liritnent is going rapidly;
send me a supply Immediately by Leech's fast
line"
My daughter, when 6 months old, was taken
With a swelling in tie tonSils, which grew larger
and larger, ill when 6 years Old she had great
difficulty. III swallowing her food. Every night,
watch was kept, fearing she would sutfnca:e.-
The best doctors attended her, hut could give no
relief. Itcok her TO the most eminent doctors in
the East; they said there was no help for her but
to outgrOw it. With sad heart ] returned home
with her, when she became SO much worse that
the doctors had TO be called in again; they decided
the tonsils must be cut of, as the only means Of
giving ! relief. My wife would not consent to this,
and she determined to try your Eminent, which
gave relief the very first application. and by n
continued nSe she entirely recovered. She is now
10 years old, and fleshy and healthy as could be
desired. Your liniment is also the best in use for
I~sprains, bIuizes. cuts, burns. headache &C.; and
1t will remove the most severe pain in n few min
u'es. 1t also cured caked uddcr in my cow in a
few days. GEORGE FORD.
Peoria, March goth 2si9.
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estimation, ana Id 'H' oP" ""e
civilized world.
Boston, April l5-p. M.
The Hon. Daniel Webster is to make a
,n.ech on Thursday, at Fanuel Hall.
Harrisburgh, April 10.
Both Houses Of the Legislature adjourned
to-day.
WASHINGTON, April l6, P. NJ.
Major Donaldson, of Tennessee, the new
editor of the Union, makes his address this
A. NJ, Father Richie having retired from
the editorial life; it occupies three columns.
He says the compromise is a tower OF pat
riotism, and towers above the ordinary splr-
it of party. While he has the editorial col
umns of the Union under his control, it will
never become the organ of any combination
ofaspiriug individuals.
The National MteNgencer to-day con-
tsins a letter from E. Riddle, Of Boston, the
American Commissioner to the great exhl-
bition at London.
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SALE.

ON SATURDAY the 26th day of April
~ next, at the late residence of DR.. B. F.
TrimbIe, in the town Of GAINESVILLE, Mo.
will be offered for sale to the highest bidder
avery superior lot of HusehOM and hitch-
en- Furniture, consisting Of various arti-
Giles too numerous 10 mention; also an ex-
~cellrnt saddle horse.
The Medical Books aud Medicines be-
longing to the estate Of said deceased, will
also be offered for sale on that dsy, il not
disposed of before that time.
Terms of sale-AIl sums under five dol
l~ars,,,e cash required; all sums of five dol
lars and over, a credit of six months will be
given by giving bond with good security.
A. J. TRIMBLE, Admir-.
March 81, 1861.
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o II L..
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

,'IIE subscriber having removed his shop to the
1 %huiliing lately "ecuffcd by A. D.. Laudram
on Georgia street, Legs leave to say TO the public
that he Is prepared TO make all garments in his
line III the ncatest and most fashionable manner.
He la> received a new and fashionable assurt-
ment Of Cloths, Cas>imCreS, SaitincttS, NrsiiIg>,
Coat trirna incs, sc. &c, Of every variety, and
is therefore enabled TO furnish coats, pants. vests,
&c, at the lowest prices. J. SENEZ.
Louisiana, April l4,h, lS51-Iy.
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New Fifty!DoIlar Gold Piece from Cali
fOrnia..

Yesterday we were shown a very beautl-
full fifty dollar gold piece, which came in
the Empire City, from the house of Adams
s Co., San Francisco, to the firm OF Ad-
ans s. Co., Wall street, in this city. 1t is
not exactly circular, bu, an octagon having
on on each side of the edge the following
sentence: "Augustus Humbert, United
States Assayer of Gold, California, 1851"
1t contains the figure of a spread eagle,
with a scroll in his %talons, on which is III
scribed "Eureka." Underneath are the
figures and initial 80 d., "of course mean
ing $50. And over the eagle are the fol-
lowing figures and abbreviation of the word
thousand, assfo!lows: 1857 thous ;" deslg-
mating its fneness. namely, SS7 carats out
Of 1000 pure gold. It's diameter is not
greater than that of a silver dollar piece.
but it is thicker. Just as We were writing
this description, a Mr.. Van Vaikenburgh,of
1871 Pearl street, brought us an another COIN
OF exactly the same description. The Uni
ted States government are content with gold
pieces of $50 value. The new State, Whose.
motto is "Eureka," must have $50 pieces.
Go ahead, Caltfornia.--[N. Y. Herald.
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LOUISIANA PRICES CURRENT.

LOUISIANA PRICES CURRENT.
Wheat-60 10 SO.
Corn-25.
Oats-2S.
Hemp-$3 30 to So IS.
Tobacco-$5 to So per 100 lbs.
Pork-$3 90 to SO %
Lard-6 to &c per ID.
Butter-l0 to IL per ID.
EIaxseed-$l % yer bushel.
Dried Apples-90c to 81 per bushel.
Peaches-$i to 81 % do
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest.
~ ed in The estate IF Samuel Naliy, decd. tha,
I took in charge the estate Of said deceased on the
18th day uf March 1851. All persons indebted
To said estate are roquc>teh TO make immeci,te
.dayu.cn,, mud those having claims against tie
same are requested 10 present them properly au-
theni:cated within "ne ,car from the abovr date,
lor they may be prec'udrd from any of The ben, fits
and if not presented WITHIN thee years,
they will be forever barred.
II. G.. EDWARDS,
Public Admir- Of Pike Co.
March 18th lS5l-3w
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Administrators Notice.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO ali person> interest
~ ed in the estate Of Gipson Cnthrnn, deceased.
tha: ] took charge Of the estate Of said deceased
on the 18th day of March 1851.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed Ia make immediate payment. and those having
demands against the >aIn' are requested To- press nj
them properly authenticated within one yearfrom
the above date, or they may be piccluded from
any benefit OF said estate; aud il not presented
within three years, they wiIl be forever barred.
II. 6. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. Of Pike county.
March 18th, lS5l-3w
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Look Here, Farmers!

TNEN thousand grated Apple Scious principally
L winter huii, bIt irciuding varieties FROM tic
earliest to The latest, and such only as have been
cultivated II tins climate. for sale BY
=. STARK & BROTHERS,
G miles west Of GAINESVILLE, and s miles south Of
Loui,iana, Pike county Mo. Price 10 cents.
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u Hon. Ransom Holloway, a member
Of Congress from New York, died in Mary
land on the 9Th inst.
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E1ARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, by DR.. D. T.
Horton, Mr.. WILLIAM L .ALLIsos, ofthis coun-
y, and Miss JoASNA P. SIXTH, of Hannibal,
Missouri.
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G.. MINOR.
DR.. w. W. WISE.
W. WISE. ROBERT FINI
Wise & Finley,

LOUISIANA, MO-,
INEELING grateful TO their friends and customers
II for past favors, take this method Of informing
them that they are now in receipt of a full stock
|of DRY GOODS, Hardware, & Cutlery, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and al
most every article usually found IN a Dry Goods
store. Also, all the popular Patent Medicines Of
the day. Families supplied with medicines and
given, a heretofore. on favorable terms.
Please call ana see. WISE & FINLEY.
N. B.-CIothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes,
up stairs. tApril 18th. 1851.
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SPRING Ind SUMMER GOODS.
GO \ u

THE subscriber is just in recceipt Of a new and
Il general assortment Of
SPRING .ANrD SUMNER GOODS,
he is selling at the very LOWEST PRICES
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
of STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS.
SHOES, &c, &c.
To which lie invites the attention of all
who wish to buy their goods al low prices:
To my old customers I would say that l
feel under many obligations for their pat
ronage, ard hope by strict attention to their
wants to merit a continuance of the same.
JOHN. A. ROBINSON,
Main street, Louisiana.
March 3lst, 1851.
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New Goods! New Goods!
March 9Th lS5l.-3w

IEHHE subscribers are now prepared to an
nounce to their friends and the public at
large, that they are just in receipt of a handsome
SPRING Il SUMMER STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing The most desirable patterns and styles
Of Fancy Goods, as well as the staple articles of
merchandise, to which they invite ale attention
Of purchasers. We make no vain boasts TO de-
ceive the people, but promise them Goods as low
as they can be bought for cash in the county.
We are paying CASH for ALL KINDS of
Merchantable Produce, and shipping on the most
favorable terms. LUCE & MURRAY.
Louisiana, March 24th, 1851.
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LAW DAY.

.ohn c. Massie, Justice Of the Peace,
sl' bold a Law day at bis Office in Louis.
s,., on Saturday the Sd day Of May next
March 81, 1851.
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Administrators Notice.

lNOTiCEiS hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been Granted letters Of administrator Oh
r>ta'e Of JuHAI. EARLY, deceased. by the
Judge of the PIuba:c Court Of Pike county Mo-,
date 2itn January 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to exhibit them for allowance Within
one year from the dare of said letters. or they NAV
he precludcd from any benefit Of said estate: aud
if not exhibited within three years they will be
forever barred. GILES, ii. EARLY
February I7th 1851. Admin strator.
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AdVerGsiU2.

He is a shrewd Ean who advertises.-
This is proverbisl, the world over. 1t is
simply putting your goods, wares, merits,
plans, suggestions, &C., into the eyes Of the
universal public. Everybody reads the
newspapers nowadays. A good adver-
tisement is like taking every man and wo-
man in society by the vest, b~ntton-hole or
arm, and privately whispering to them i'm
portant matters. Who are they that sue
coed in business? The one who sti:s up
the public; or those who make no NOR,
noise than church mouse? Ofcunrse, the
former. The man of enterprise and intel
ligence always puts himself aud his merits
straight before the public eye, aud keeps
them there. lis the only way 10 make
money, get a reputation, or be anybody.
GMrs. SwissheIm, at the recent cleo
ton for Mayor of Pittsbnrglr, received three
votes. She says in relation to il:
ave have had two votes for Congress,
three for Mayor, and ever so many nomins-
tons for President. Our success 10 politics
is amazeing, and we are almost afraid TO
rub our fingers over our chin, least we
should feel a pair of incipient w~hiskers."
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TRUST SALE.

scriber will sell at auction, TO the highest bidder,
at the town Of Frankfort, in Pike county, the
following personal property, 10 wit: One ne
gro woman, Lucy, aged about 25 years, and her
two children-one a negro girl, Betsy, aged 6
years, and a negro boy, William, aged 3 years.
Terms, Cash. The sale of the above negroes
will take place on MONDAY, the 2lst day of
April rext. JOHN A. WRIGHT.
March 10th, l85l.-6w.
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CRY DRUG STORE.
T. WILLIAMS g. CO..

J. WILLIAMS s. CO.,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and
" customers, that they are now in receipt OF their
Spring supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnish-
es, Brushes, Dye Stg6s, Perjumery,
Confectionery, &c;
Which, in addition to their former stock, renders
|theirsupply very complete.
y They have lately removed from Water TO
Nam Street, two doors north of l. n. Bryson
& Co., where they would be happy to see their
friends and customers; and also beg leave TO re-
turn their thanks to the public for The patronage
heretofore bestowed, and hope to merit a coLtin-
uance Of the same.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1851.
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PLOUGHS! PLOUGHSM PLOUGHSM!
TEWETT'S Steel Gary, and Morrow's Tully
81 Ploughs, on hand and for sale by
LUCE & MURRAY.
march oath, 1851.
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Albany, April I, 1871.

Fulton, to s1 Nassau street in the building formerly occupied ~
The South Baptist Church.
AsEETs -Rsdding & Co, No y StAtestrseI and Mrl Z. K,atss
No 100 CourtSreeL Boston; Samuel Kiddee, JE, Lowell; Henry
Pratt salem James ,. Greco Worcestsr; Alsoa = uaais
Concord J Bslch Z Son Providence and b. DrsEktes -
Merchants generally throughout the United States West mus
and the Canada.
u For sale by I. N. BRYsoN s Co.
gents, Louisiana, Mo.
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VIR G Ia LECISI IarTpC
TUESDAY, MAacH IL, 1851.
SES ATI,

communication was received from the House of Dele
gates informing Inc Senate That they had agreed to the
amendments proposed by the Senate TO tho b. e,,d mn
ru,E &c, to the aaewe Court House and a,ve
envy and act to incorporate the Harsvills Tnrnn;s
Company They have adopted resolution for nrocsedn No
by joint vote with tho Senate on Wednesday the Iah
to the election Of Judge of The Court of Appeals.
They have passed bills entitled act to incorporate the
Centrevle and Saint Mary's Turnpke Comnany nm net
concerning The public schools in the town Of Portsmouth,
an act dvorcng George Johnston from his wife Susannah
act amending the 4th section chapter 6 Of the Code Of
vgns an an 19 10 amend The sixth section Of
An act incorporate the Cedar Hill Mining Comnnnv:
act TO incorporate the Atlas Mining and Maaufacturng
Company act 10 incorporate Greene Humane Socieiy
and for other purposes
An net incorporating the Insurance Company of the Val
ley Of virgnia An act TO incorporate the Central Bank
Virginia. An ac, authorizing the County Court Of Northu-
berand county to borrow money and for other purposes An
act 10 incorporate the Norfolk and redecksburc Steam
boat company An act for survey Of Twelve Pole River in
officers OF Glmer county; An increasing the capital
stock OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company An
incorporate the Buchanan Male Academy And an ac, to in
corporate the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company.
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aiiro1d BILL friend called him and onquired if Mr..
fei:ks were not unnecessarily h!s: ~ answer
70 l iaoGen-he rc1d that he did not hear I'll that hac
9ecl SAID and could express opinion regard them
re men enqne Of gentleman who Ind witnessed nj
@ hau passeu "hai &c thought on the SUBJECT inc gen.
'is ai!isd 10, said he cons!dccd HE discussion
was conducted in sIc manner that neither party had right
=, U'hc exception TO what had been said hv the Other.
mf. y said, that at the instance Of tho gentleman who
irst approached him the subject he had an interview
WIN Nj lnbcten, and told him. lie did know, from all
a m could earn that he Mr. should feel himself agerieveG
ne ought 10 enquire OF Mr. FIounoy il he designed In
sun n tY what he had said and expressed his purpose
10 % lake ha enquiry-M Speed asked permission Q: Ill.
imhoden to communicate TO Mr. Flournoy the ac that he
intended to nuke Inc call indicated The leave was ei-
xenGsnerai Layne Of Allegheny, present This
inttrview, and enquired of Mr. Imsodcn il he would
DC satisfied provided Mr. Fonoy would say 10 Mr. Speed
lhnt &c had rot iniended to insn Mr. Imboden MIR I'm
poden reped mat he would Mr. Speed then informed Mr.
that had passed He tncn had interview s,h Mr. Flour
noy-ea.ss what had orcrred and cnruired # Mr. F. had
1.'naea W. 10 insq nlr imooden Mr. Founoy enqmcd Of
uf Spesi Mr. linhoden had intended in wha, he soid
20 DC offensive 10 h:n mr Speed replied llt in the
course OF the CONDENSATION with NJ l.. tf.t aaeran had
renafhcd that he md intended npeuch Sir + e Sc.
acy and in his remarks had simply designed 10 exo.css
the idea !hat Mr.. f. Mistaken in the staement hs hat
mace IN regard 70 Nj s course the su5iect internal
Improvement Mr. j. then remarked had 10 hes.
aton in snying that he bad designed what he had
,aid to nsal: Mr. lmbodtn, respass The bounds of
legitimate debate; and that he had objection 10 Mr.
Sreeds communicating that statement to Mr. Imboaen
NJ Speed did make tie communication Dir. L.. who ex.
p!essed hi:.,c sa'isfed-and tho mater ended
eKCRETsar 70 PUGLIc WORKS.
The SPEAKER presented communication iroin tho Go.
vcrn" bringing 10 the notice of tho Legislature the pressing
necessity of appointing distinct Secretary the Board oI
Public Works in consequence of tie accumulated and daily
Increasing busneas and authorizing said Board appoint
Secretary; which, motion Of Mr. STOVALL, was re-
iecd 10 the Committee OF Roads and Internal Navigation
The hour fer tho having arrived tho SPEAKER
vacated the Chair.
EVENING SESSION.
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at O'Clock and the
House spent the evening in reading amending bills in
their earlier stages large number were ordered 10 bo en-
crossed and read a third timc
OMITTED YEsTERoAy.]
bill fer the Improvement Of Twelve Polo River in the
county o Wayne was read third time yesterday and passed
ayes 50, noes 30
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THE STETHOSCopE.

The
This the title of Monthly devoted to Medicine
and published in Richmond 1t is edited by Dr. P G. Gooch
good in the professionand has for Its contributors
q number of able gentlemen in the State
We advised that the papers which have been issued
give promise of decided ability and usefulness Who shall
say that Virginia physicians able TO conduct first
Medical Journal? Is the hradom that binds to Yam
keedom for teachers of all TO know end? Must
be tributary those who misuse dying day-and
get inferior ar,ef money that? We commend
the "Scthoscope" to Southern physicians-t is
able Jouinal-G Fredericksburg Ne~s.
The March No. of this work. full of scientific discussions
and important medical facts has been table for
raj days Tho editor warmly urges organization Of the
medical profession Of the whole State under the charter
now held BY the Richmond city Society-to hold general
annual meetings. with the county and city Societies as
branches to regulate their local Dr. Goochs bold
experiment seems to be entirely successful and win friends
every day.
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C;trH tIHs - rCHEtRY PICTORIAL,
TiS. cgorpp S. niiS. COLDS. HoARSENESS. BRON
ASlhNa. WHCOpiN(; COUGH

HNH NH. p
:'iata:e n, ''ss Science has made in this gene
.ons ~ 'ss ot !ie. iacreas. il. endowment
g.!re n ,' ~ altman @ys,eGce none can he named
'- a- 49, 'aN ms contribution OF Cheinistr,
I tsCS.; bcyor1 ~ Us s;nes throughout this broad
.s.a.S yci >,o.,, '-'' 'os np medicine or combina
g.,. ii SsA - sgI,ir -o,t,oI ,nd cn.e ,hs nm
Ns, thousands AL i case %G!cA hive hitherto swept
!an' leaS1- IA y. V-'sics cstlv wear Indeed there
y iv.'e cu - nsc.s has at length been found
!. ste he si 10, IS 'S' eafcGous affections Of the
..1eu ty as rse b,f y iu5sh any proportion
,,s,, ~ NeR, sl! RE, ".A pIesent the following
s piaiculars sS4s' te pleased 10 furnish n CO
sceti Of !s,,,,. 80 s,shie proof Of rheec tacu,.
: A,.s-S!r !hire", 'Ht celebrated Prof Hitchcock
sael 9Elathi;,, ~" u Cherry Pcclora In my own
n s!rl-asS ON sa'is;ed from its chemical
r. se ci ar Ifmy rn1oo 1s ~ o - ;,s res, .,
ri,..' i' .le a: liberty 10 use il as YOU
- a..'Ta.! Pr :'D" S,A1D AID HITCHCOCK, L. l.. d.
a..!H.c,sg tc ''-l,ar IN, " d.. L. L. d. Professor
! r. eFc S.:sgif. 81. .%ece, Member Of The Lii.
ss s,,aa an admirable comn"s;;o ne Europe
ls5' Nedca and ycrv a,,a.,.a .,s
J.. ~ Nov. / lSs . intended to cure" ~ '
~'s VII. Sonser.,i :. Senate, stucs he has uset
- eeess, 10 cure an lnlammatis
H.. ." s'@ Piysicians in .,n.n..
s,. a. p:a:!ien sI M am now constantly using sou,
Ssaia's From M prefer !; TO any other medicine
arcs ~ Soosas colds and diseases Of ,bs ,nnss
'amp.lon 'sr remedies. invariably recommend
Htase anu Consider it mnch the best re- ncJv
h., RESPECTFULLY YOURS
sod hy / n 5. CUSfIMAN, Mt.
~, .ad sold ~, y; AVER, Pracucal Chemist. Low
~ 60 AZ "aH9lssaIe and retail in Richmond, h;
'.,tArou,b,nsnn,l ,pEfToN JOHNSTON, and by III,
sy r-----e e oa'e Feb. 26-cw3rn
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,,'.,. ,'.,..s''".,oRTH -. AND JACOB POsT

? waos r saai proceed on the 2ilh day OF March.
. ;.e hours 10y, ~ Ia ne ci.y Of Baltimore, Satc OF
.,.'.. of ,h,, zen O'Clock the forenoon and six
:: a esiisn.. u ;ake Lie depositions OF certain
~ ;as cona.v "a :. cause now pending in the Cir.
is.c. Ian, Q! Gloucester. in which YOU are
's.,eeissa should the said depos:,ions not be "a.
90 swss" ne taking thereof will be Continued
t's: "'e same hours, from time 10 time.
RICHARD B. STEVENS