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FLoGGING 4 Sailor WITH PIcKLED Car.

FLoGGING A SAILOR WITH PIcKLED CAT.
IN the U. s. Circuit Court yesterday, be-
fore Judge Woodbury.. Thomas IL. Norton,
master Of the ship Menkar, was tried for
giving Michael Mahoney, one of The crew.
fifty lashes with cut dipped in pickle, upon
Suspicion lint lie had SCI fire to the ship the
night previous. The affair happened in The
harbor of Flores. in lS49. After Mahoney
had received the fifty la>hes, one Green con-
lessed that himself and otherrwo unsupported
individuals of The crew sci The fire. Verdicl
gully. G.. p Sanger, Esq, appeared MS
Mackie, Esq, for the detence.-Post, 9th.
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ANOTHER FIRE. A fire broke out between
II and o'clock last night, in the Hammati
block of stores on Exchange street, very large
wooden building, and it was destroyed. 1t
was owned by Messrs. Treat & Pierce, and
was insured for $1,000.
The stores were occupied by Daniel Webs
ter, NJ. S. jackson, and G. W. Thompson. as
general grocery and variety stores, and their
goods were generally removed, with the excep-
ton of some heavy articles. M LIZ -i,t
Mr.. Jackson is insured $1,000, and Mr..
Thompson insured $500. f..r N
Another store in the block was occupied by
Corson s. Clark. as n 'Reppageuns Restoraunt.'
The large victualling establishment of
Messrs. F. J. & G. Elder was in the wharf
basement They had general stock of $1,000
and no insurance.-B Bangor W1tig of Friday.
At ST. Louis on Friday, the Mississippi river
had overlooked the whole length of the Levee
and was still rising. The merchants had been
compelled to remove their goods from the
ground floors, A large amount of produce on
the Levee had been injured, and so great was
the ditficultylin shipping and landing goods as
to cause nearly asuspenson of business. N
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITr.-The
steam ship Empire Guy from Chagres,
has also arrived at New York, bringing The
mails from San Franrisco, 10 May Isl, $50
passengers. and two millions dollars IN gold
dust. She left Chagres May IS, and King
ston. Jamaica, 9Th.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands to
March %, have been received bv this arri-
val. The difficulty with France has been
amicably arranged.
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To Red Sulphur Springs by Q p next day, st Of
April to LIST of October, and by IL m Sunday LIST Of
October to LIST April
And back between s Sunday and q next
day, LIST of April to LIST of October end between m
Sunday, and p m next Tuesday, LIST Of October to
LIST April each year.
1866 From Red Sulphur Springs at a week,
Tuesday
By Pipe Stem
To Princeton by m. 80 miles;
And back between and p m, Monday.
Proposals for additional weekly trip and extension
East river invited also proposals to go by the
mouth of Island creek, instead Of Pipe Stem and
proposals to commence at Buffalo rum
2667 From Kanawha c. H. at s p m three times week,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
By Coslsmouth Mount Salem, Mud Bridge, and
CsbeIl g. H.
To Guyandote by IL m next days, AZ miles.
And back between m and p m, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
266s From Kanawha q. H. at m three times a week,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY mouth Of Poca, Walnut Grove, Winfield, Red
house Shoals, Buffalo, Alexander, and Arbuckle;
To Point Pleasant by ! m next day, as miles,
And back between an and m, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
1869 From Kanswha @. H. at m week, We'd
nesdsy;
By Jarretts Ford, Clendenn, Walton, Henries Fork
Arnodsburg and Steer Creeks
To GlennvIle by p next Friday, rs miles,
And back between 10 Monday, and IL m next
Wednesday.
as7O From Ksnsaha c. H. at4 once week, Thursday
BY Pocotsliso and Sissonvie; 49,
To jackson q. H. by 8 m, 40 miles;
Andbsck between q m and 8 m Wednesday.
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MtduoorOOk
And back between Z and % p m. see zooh)
a6l2 From Fairfield at three times week. iuesosy'
Thursday, and Saturdays
To Brownsburg by m, miles,
And back between p m and 81 p m. (See 2eo7.)
1918 Fsom Cedar Grove Mills at 81 m three times week.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
To Brownsburg by m, 8 miles;
And back between sp m and 81 m. (See Ioof.)
csI4 From Brookvlle at twice week, wednesday,
and Saturday.
By Greenfield and Mount Horebto Lovngston by sP m,
Thence by Variety Mills
To I've River Ware house between 10 a m and p m,
Monday and Thursday, SO miles,
ls 81 And hack to Loynsston between 3 and m, and
10 B,ookviie between m and ~ m, "Wednesday
and Saturday. -,
26l5 From Lovingston at m once week, rfiday
By MuniIls Shop and Eaber's Mills;
TO Covesvile by ~ m, 10 miles;
And back between p m and P m. en-,
B,ono... for emi-weekly service between Covesvlie
ana Mur,;is shop, emitting Lovingston, are invited.
28i6 From Lovinqs.on al Ia twice week, lnuasy
and Saturday;
BY Roseland,
ToPiedmont by m, l3 miles;
And back between and ii M
Proposals for third weekly trip are inytea.
26l7 From Lexington at m once week, Friday /,
BY Ken's Greek, Alum Springs and mi''ooroush
Rprings;
To Bath c. h. by pm, 80 miles,
And back between a and m, next day.
Proposals 10 end at Bath Alum invited.
2G,s From Pellar's Mills at a week, Friday
BY Pryor's Vale;
To Buffalo Springs by IL m, l3 miles,
And back between and p m.
Proposals to end at Pryors Vale are invited
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Proposals for an additional weekly trip will be
sidered
263s From Rocky Mount at a week, Wednesdays
BY Retreat, Simpsons, and Little River
To Floyd c. H. by p m, SO miles,
And back between m and p m Tuesday.
Proposals to from Floyd G. H. by Canaday 8
Gap and Long Branch. Con route 264l.) instead Of
Little River, Simpsons, and Retreat are invited.
2639 From Rocky Mount at m once week. Tuesday :
Bv SydnorsyIe, Oak Level, Prillamans and Elams-
vile
To Patrick G. H. by p next day. So miles;
And back between a m Monday and IL m next day
264O From Rocky Mount at m once week, Tuesday ,
By Gogeinsvie Boone's Mills, Cooper's, Cross Roads.
Chamblaburg, Emaus, and Dicknson's Store
To Liberty by p next day;
And back between arrival Of mail from Lynchbug, say
pm Monday and p next day.
264l From Rocky Mount at once week, "Wednesday
By Long Branch and Csnsdsy's Gap;
To Floyd G. H by 6 p m, 80 miles;
And back between 0 and p m nextday. See $685.
2842 From Patrick G. H. at m once week, Wednes-
By Rock Castle Floyd c. H and Camp Mills;
To Chris,iapsburp by a m next day, so miles;
And back between 10 a m Thursday, and p m next
2643 From Patrick g. H. at ONCE week, Monday
by Arant;
To Mount Airy, N. @. by m, "a miles;
And back between q and m, next day.
Query. Whether necessary
2644 From Patrick e. H. at m once a week, Monday
To Carroll c. H. (Hillsville) by 6pm, 40 miles
| And back between 6 a and m, next day.
2645 From Floyd G. H. at m once a week. Sunday;
| BY Greasy Creek and Dug Spur;
To Hill.villo by p m. 80 miles,
| And back between m and g m next day.
a.
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r
And back between a and m, next day.
1896 From Holston at a a week, Saturday,
BY Ravensncst, Undertook, and Rocky Point;
To Estivlle by p m, 80 miles
And back between m and m next day.
2697 From Holston at a m once a week, Monday;
By Hoston River;
To Saltville by p m, "a miles,
And back between a m and m next day.
269s From Cedarville at three times week, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday
To Emory by M miles
And back between 10 a and III
2699 From Lebanona at week;
To Sand Lick by mcs
And back betweep
200 From Lebanon at once week, Tuesday;
BY Nashs Ford, New Garden, Richards, Cedar Bluff
and Baptist Valley;
To Tszewe e. H. by m next day, a. miles,
|. And back between NJ Thursdsy and IL m day.
27Ol From Bickley's Mills at week, Friday
by Guests Station, The Pound, and Three Forks
To Turkey Cove by 6 p next day, so miles;
And back between a m Wednesday and o m next
day.
2702 From Estvie at a week, Friday
BY Stock Creek Rye Cove, Paitonsvie StickIeysvile,
PowelIs Mountain, Sbaver's Creek, Jonesvile, Rose
Hill, and Walnut Hill;
To Cumberland Gap KY, by 6p m next day, rs
miles;
And back between m Sunday and m next day.
Proposals to at Jonesve instead Of Estill.
vile are invited.
27O3 From Estivile m twice week, "Wednesday and
Sunday,
BY Rio ffio Stock Greek, Pattousvls, s,ckleysvle
and 'Powell's Mountain
To louisville y I'm g ni'.s
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MAu1s9s-JELf IS I, HSJIs
2 NOkTHERN.-Arrises from charlottesville on
ths Same days as heretofore viz: Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays. Schedule time Of arrival 8, a
m. Leaves us heretofore, on Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays af 3, n M
PACKET MAIL.-Arrives every day. excep,
Tuesday, between and 7, a. nj. Leaves every
day, except Sunday, about Z, a. BY the North
ern Stage md Packet there sreceivcd and despatch
ed. epry dag, moifor Richmond and points North
nnd South Of that city.
tv The Canal way mail isreceived Wednesdays,
Fridays and Sundays, and despatched Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays as heretofore
SOUTHWEsTEhN,(o OF Safen. )-Anives Sun
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TERRY & SHIELDS I
by the LieutcHant Governor Of
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas the Conycntion which assembled in the
city Of Richmond, on the second Monday in Octo-
Der, 1850, pursuant TO Inv, "to consider, discuss
and propose new constitution or alterations and
amendments to the existing constitution Of this
commonwealth" have adjourned sine de- after hav-
ing agreed upon an amended bill of rights, constitu
ton and schedule, to be submitted to the people:
Now therefore, /. John +. Willy, lieutenant Cover
nor acting in the absence Of the governor from the
scat of government, and pursuant to the require
menis of the act of March 13, 1851, do hereby dc
clare and make known, that the said convention did,
on the frs; instant, adjourn sac die, and that the
following is copy of the bill ofrights, eonsti-
tuition and schedule certified to the executives as
having been adopted by the said convention, and
proposed by them for the ratification or rejection
Of the people.
Given under my hand, as Hentennnt governor, and
under the lesser seal of the commonwealth.
l'AAIJ Jat Richmond, this Cd day Of August, 1851,
in the 10Th year of the commonwealth.
JOHN +. Willy.
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~SJ,1u NEW BOOKs.-JUST RE.

"a A-3Tk5Y CE1NED BN d. Is. FAY NE 4 BRO.
InN1xAstN American Association for the adj
vanccmcnt of Science.
}ervice aluai and ashore, by 1t. Scmms. U, S. 4.
foursc Of creation, BY John Anderson, U s A
fcligion of Geology, by Hitchcock
life and times of Calvin, by Henry
uppers works complete
dictionary Of Sacred Quotations
e,tcr TO n candid inquirer animal Magnetism
ear Book Of facts on Science and Arts
cwick's select Fables
ook Of fOrations by Marshall
omen of lsiu'l, by Grace Asuilar
lother's rccompcnse, "a
ornan's Friendship. -
he Island World of the Pacific
umboldts Cosmos 3 vols
osc Douglass, by s. r. W.
aleb Field. tale ofthc Puritans
he past. present and future Of the Republic
ord Hollands "reminiscences
PICTURES by the Earl of Carlisle
he Angel World, by Bailey
lie Of John Randolph
Fncricnn Education, by Mansfield
Pncrican Institutions. by De Tocquevillc
nrth and Man. by Guyot
ic Gospel, its own advocate
he Broken Bracelet and other Poems
,rcst flowers of the West
pdy Willouehby
>iters from three Continents by the Arkansas cor
respondent of the Louisville Journal
casurcd Thoughts, by C. May
irstian Melodies
IA or scenes and adventures on the Amazon, b,
Warren
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ms from the Sacred mine
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on Locke
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liter Lorimcr and other Tales
ings and Cooks, Arthurs and Abbotts new
works, &C.. SC.
)uly 31--ts
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copefy Ccry,x
IS There shah ~. n ..., .a,n, ~ ~. g..
monw,al,b .con,,. -. .s". r.W ~.
monthly Nv ~, ,s..,,,s 49," sn. - n.'a 49,
Justices, excr.s when ~. ~, w. .Asm ....:.. ~.
,yrs,nc. a, III. u,..,a I'M. ~. -" s"sh se1uiHs sns
~ rh, ;ur;.5,e,'o. .t ,'s.,a
same as th,i III ,h. .x;s,;n r.ss % ~. a"-' n -.
so lar a. !, i, medG.d nv ,h,. s.s,.,,.,' eAcsrs
NJ, rh,ny.a n, I,,. - W Ssy
e7 Each r.,unty sh,t, n. ,.;a 20 ,,.. s,..u,.
nearly ,oua 4, ma, be IN ,e,,,,o,, .nS u.'.,,.s..
In each district tl.,, .ball he .i.,.A ~ ,Ls a.
thereof tour Ju.ti... ~ m. psc. Oh .b.,, ~ s,.
mis- lone hy IN. t.overnor .a IN th.;y v..,.c,;~
district, and LolJ ,L,, ty,c. a., ~. s.r ~ s',,
wears The ,us,,rr. "a elected .h,li .hco.. ~. ~
th,i, own bodv ,,ha .b,iI ~. ~. ,..iJ;.~ yns.;s
Of the Count, Con,t ma whns. AM i, .e.Ii 4. -
attend e,rb term Of said COM, m. ,,,.s ,,.,t..
shall be classified by law IN, IN p.,f,m.rr a,hs
du,ie. in eonr, ' " ''''''
% The Justices .h,,, ,.cciye e., ,t.,, ....,.~.
In court pcr 5i.,,, com,en.s, "a n. ...s,.s,s
b, lave and n, IA ,ut n ~. c,,,,,,, t,.....,. 80
shall moi receive apv lee nr .rol.,n.nt ~, rsA.
diciai services.
70. The mower md i,r,a,c,oo of In ,,,c.. of An.
Peace ib,n their m ,on,, ~. n 4.
.c,,h.d n, Ia,, i'''' No""'s' "- ~ P''
fo.,,,, cg...
., .r.,'r
~ "e ,"'s.s 81 ., e"en oun'y s"a" eiees S'sIH
I.' n ~ ~ ''.,'D,.a n'ssso' az no'"ey 'or
~. , NJ she''n, snu so many Com
\, ~. oe annofsea
lo,,s .rLa Ci.,I IA -. s..' '. ~. VI.
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nATRICK sPRINCs,

IL COUNTY. vA.--ln addition 10 The other &c
rommodations aud amIsements heretofore noticed
in previous advertisements, the undersigned has the
pleasure say that he has just erected an cxtcn-
.ivc BOILING ALLEY. which is conveniently
located for the accommodation of visitcrs
Terms Of Boarding for man and horse, perweek.
$3.50. For Boarding and Lodging. per week,
$500. In boarding by the month deduction of
81 per week will be made The rent of Cabins. to
'hose who board themselves. will range from So to
$3.50 per week. aggccaby to the quality of the
cabins; but be rented fora shorter time
than four weeks until after the 20th of August.
Children and servants hulfpricc.
Mr.. Luckado formerly of Iynchburg, has been
engaged ms Manager of the Springs for the
Aug 7-9N Is. FRASHURE, Prepri.g0r.
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TERMe.--Thev vracrsrAs /. published semi
weekly st a per aanum, in advance No subscrip-
ticn 4 taken for shorter time than six months; and
NO paper h discontinued except the option Of the
rroprcscrs, until all arrcarges shall have been paid
ADvKRrssxssrs are inserted for so cents per
square Tor lcss for every form insertion, and
81 cents for every outer Ifthe number Of in
-ertions is not noted on the MS il will be publish.
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege Of
two squares $40; for one square s25-if inner form
e3s. Every yearly advertiser will be required to
eou6ne his advertising to hs particular line of busi-
se.s and II he exceed the space stipulated for, he
will be charged ratably for the excess.
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AW PARTNERSgVbP.

ii "A" PAKTN r. EhkSEEBF.-Ih he undcr-
IL signed having this day formed partner
hip in the practice of Law, will attend to all busi-
Pcss con6ded to them in the counties of Bedford
'ampbell, Amherst and Arpomnttox, and the Cor
Poraton Of Lynchburg.
~ Office opposite George NJ. Rucker. Main
trcet, Lynchburg, Va.
JOHN O. l.. GOGGIN.
July 1i-ts FREDERICK w. PAGE.
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he C;sy. The capital and force engaged ena-
Smc at all timcs to offer to Country Merchants
Dealers in Shirts, Collars, Linen and Cotton
rrrs great inducements-more than usual ct
|. having been made to render the assortment OF
e articles full and complete.
fhe Stock on hand is large and well assorted for
and BoYs.
~ All Orders from the country attended to
! punctuality and dispatch.
emewber the Name, and No. l79 Aarket Streef,
Io-~tv +. w. BETTON.
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TO CARPENTERS DER

7 0OtSE BUIJlDEHS.-The snDscrIbrf WOuIu
inform the community that he has hand good
lot Of the best Pine Timber that virginin will afford
and receiving every week. all Of which will be sold
low for cash or good paper
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Com. Mcrct.
On ihs Basir.
n. B.-Bills Cor Houses received and filled at
the shortest notice. Timber well dried il desired.
Aug. It's j. s. &.
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CALES.-JESSE MARDEN'S p

TENT Platform and Connfer Scaies have re-
la the First premium at each ofthe Exhibitions
in the city Of Baltimore by the Maryland In
(te, for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts
Psfentee has always on hand very large as
neat cferery hind, and is constantly mannfae'ur'
and win sellthe best articles cheaper than any
manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES tna'
ureble, cheap and correct can be supplied Q,
ing their orders, and by describing the scale
draft they wish to weigh. they will be as wei
fiifhfally attended to, as If personal nPPlica'
uas madc, by addressing
JESSE MARDEN,
pu n Ckarfes asd Balderaon ST., Ball. Nd
b l3-w1y
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wealth o Virginia and be aitcstcd by the CLERKS ot
the several courts Indicm ntr shall dsncude.s n
gains, the peace and dignity Of the Commonw eaiih.
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6lAxKs FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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BnItimorc Advcriiscments.
BETTON,S SHIR'

ESTABLi LiSHMENT, 179
Market 81. Baisimorc.-The
largest and only Manufacture
ing Wholesale Estahlishment
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$4,000
RI. \
Fro d u. i. 7. Com arr',al ..is..tiscr
81. 1850.

Fro u. !. I. Com a,r',.d ,t.. tiscr Of NAV
81, 1851
NriG EEPLOSt5N ~ HAGUE STREET,
Ia :W ioHt.-INTERESrIN CAsr.-'rhi. IL
4 '-,til, :hu n sp1. Francis Edward il,tc, %
s street, 6'oyklyn, w4s npIoy cd by ST. Joila,
Barr 60 hIt body uutlt lctuie,s, Hague St.,
al! AZ w5k o. the Il ,lr Immediately ah.ye and
eve. IN" boiler wl,a tIr explosion took rlcc On
Feb ith las, by which dreadful catastrophe so
Int1y p''sJls lost t,cir iiyt4. Tia oNploson car
ti.! III. . l.r tiror % tho i1ur wa.le ne was cl.
pbreIpIi hins'f with il to the srcpn stur, =,
vltr Al w. rrs,ipia:cl down, AMI he was bat
RI. ia thr rains anil a mass Of fire, steam. ho-
hti ks, and bu Ming coa!4. H. this dreadful ,ira
tlal ne lay ins,nsIbe, for (as he thinks) near ~
naiitts Wa'I conscious ness returned, he dis
agara.. 'jL'it over hi head, ani by strenuous e-
~ Is 10 ir'> his a. "a, h drradiu!ly accrcd them
Fi,u this p'riiJls situat N he was cxtgga ed
- ~; IL ,'clyc<, having been ulder the II ils
2tpIs. IT, Vas earned to lhs Hospital ard
a2tc. re aDyn 10 his hpn'il B,ppAi,n If i VI. |
Of hat day. The aDplicd ion Of I. me watcg anl
,sc,i oil having bcra made At Ia. Hospital,
IS cuatingri Tor the pace of two d,Ns: buI Wih-
sudT,rN - laN relief. His case was considered
l. l-l,ss fJr he WIS Dac Of the most .rverCly ia-
lsl, taI 50 r"pytt Ey the rr!i,f cDmlnittre.-.
Il sIfc.aj nI'h yiih; ms tI"c, head, ck both
sr.ns, Al cl'i.a back being icadluly burned
fac hash gl hI'l"i of bptn arm Il ,:u ilc lh1N
s-Sn 70 tie ii y.ra--rhe rght arm near tn ,lh,u
b-inS blrut "a Ia bone. The back from the h,p
10 tn4 sh)l!l'rs wts covered with sores. having
liza IL Burning Goals when amid the ruin ana
tit o. us were burned - a crisp, and fears enter
t-.nr nftl rr d. pping of.
Nv. james l.. IL e., Pastor of II Bsriist
Chuai, Br,n>hp, called 20 see him, and stated
that he yplil D., something to cure hm. IT. the
.'tsils he retained with some Of DhLLEY'S
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CANCEROUS SCRoFULA!

This II the care of dying man elo y'i Hrc' Tie v~s
.' of d worse Of StROFTLA ny oily fDo3rs hst
ge. of Bgla rurirT than cured ~ the ute ~
t.r. pf lhp best SJtsaDIr0 ihu' was ever nHds
ratAI liza ls not stfceni red o pore 10 eject Ee ooi~
nr surh ,cr,i'iin nin hopeless cusp.
sir Il HAS 4 y nf Rome, Oaciir 20. " y. b. Ssrc
,t cUr teg,s Nls confined 10 his bed the last .rSyf-
va, 30 much dsoscI and dtbtaied NJ TO be- unib. 10
. go . iuui "a his head he had The be't ncdis! aarSe
d used Ait the bot Sd'@Ip0ygos ~ no t"ed oisf'-
10, ~, sc and '),,c aud considered io be Ia dynp
,tys and could not live rchu f5Wt hoDys ioagv, whfsi -
,,,irIi.rr 4 us'uo EEkSTS PURIFIER. U,s neck ,eos
1is r,,ig 9E from n hoie mss crfr, nro"sA
lj, - 4.e under hi- chin iu he brsuhed nrFr ~
% hoe: t eaton around Nbi csl.d ~ irfe1
up of 49, pa" II uGy holding by '"aH Pieeei ~" pS''
o.. 1,t was .rrUyrI hy N,p ulcers, glsef n,Nf
. arm , 4r s r. HGHs hrud had nearly cato, h-voSfh
50. iuil his b.dV. Tho, hr was an cied wsh i-'.ss
|. ,,'E Ir H. uFHgiue rirrfs vuruus pBriS Of his
,. sou Fur ia her ana hti p.kcuiafs, sou our fAN
UrltIrNAS NILLItMS, one II lie most skiIfa, lt.-
c. rl uIr. cue'l 10 tru linsi ~ We Key 1S"s
Be- .rururtrI i!,ul- Br.u's PuuGcr Dr. w. rxA'-'hsd
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CHRISTlES GiLIANIC CuRiTIVES,
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific.

The BELT is used when the body system gene
rally is affected the NECKLACE for complaints of
the Throat as Asthma aud Bronchitis, and of the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders OF the
arms or limbs, as rheumatism, Palsy Tremors and
Spasmodic affections These articles are simply ap.
piled as directed with the MAGNETIC FLU which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL!
Bs- The great popularity and excellence Of the
GALVANlC CCRATlVES consists in the fact that
they arrest and disease by ou,card applications
in place of the usual method of Drugging and
Physcking the patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopelessly under the infection. 7hey strengthen III,
phoe system, e9uGizs the circulation Of The Blood pro-
mote the secretions nrgordfe The entire energies and
do The slightest harm under any
Since their introduction in the United States, only
thrce Years since. more than
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are envious of tho
immense success Of Dr. = p. Townsends sarsaparilla
have said that he published fictitious certificates. Dr
Townsend will pay any Of these men $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
TO the public
Hardly day passes without our receiving
a large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DR.. :. Z. Townsend's
Extract of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
Read the following wonderful cure of
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsToSisniSo .ND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Csa
Ezra Knapp of No. "a Willow ~ BROOKLYN, n y
of the most respectable citizens IN the city wa
afflicted five years with Scroulous Erysipelas Of bod
legs from the kl-e. 20 the feet which inlsmed sns
swelcd 20 prOdigiOns size aud liberated. Large dees
ulcers apparently large enough to finger in carr,
into them which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF matursed substance. lie had had ti,s
advice and attendance OF several Of the most sknf
physicians and had tired many highly recommended
medicines without eteciing cure, and was told BY
one OF Two OF his physicians that tho ulcers In hs lees
would run ham Of b,fors ioag. BRAsr's PyaIpyIss
EXTRACT has cured these ulcerH'a and inhaod N a
go that now they are entirely healed up and he enjoys
good health