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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

ness and neglect OF one Of the conductors 49,
Of the engineers On the two trains all Of whom have
beer committed to await . trial for granddaughter
Let Us hope that the judiciary win give this matter
prompt, fair, and searching Investigate IN and
found guilty that the parties, whoever they may De-
win be punished to the fullest extent Of the law.
Edward Leahey, the recusant monk OF La Irappe'
who has been on trial in Portage City, sconsn lor
the deliberate murder Of Bernard Manly mas oeen
found guilty of the charge, and sentenced !" &c I'M
prsoned in the State prison for life. will be recol-
lected that Leahey killed Manly in August Last, IN
Columbia county, Wisconsin, on pretence that the
latter had been guilty of improper conduct win
Leaheys wife The trial, which was pending AZ tne
time Of the murder showed the suspicious to be un-
founded.
The supreme Court Of the Fifth district of this
State sitting in general term at Oswego, nave re-
Gently decided that the Free School law, passed on
the 26th of March, ls49, and ratified by the people,
is unconstitutional The opinion of the court was
delivered by Judge Pratt and appears to be an able
and carefully considered paper. 1t maintains that
the Legislature has power, except in certain speci
fed cases. to submit to the people for final decision
whether not proposed law shall become operative.
As this appears to be the principal ground for de-
claring the act unconstitutional it will not nulliy
affect our existing school laws, the Legislature
ratified the act Of ls49 after it had been submitted
TO the people The object of the decision, we pre-
sumo, is to strike blow at the practice of submit
ing laws to be voted upon by the people after they
have been duly and unconstitvionaly passed by the
Legislature.
Forty fifty Irish families were deprived OF house
and home by fire in Boston yesterday morning.
Nearly an entire block of frame buildings was laid
in ashes, and much other property in the vicinity
was materially damaged.
The Art Union committee met at the Astor House
yesterday, but business of Importance was tran
sacted, and the matter is postponed until to-day at
three o'clock.
In another part of today's paper viii be found an
interesting account of the pleasure excursion which
Cornelius c. Vanderbilt, Esq. contemplates making
to Europe some time during the month of june in
his steam yacht North Star.
Father Gavazzi delivered his lecture upon the
"Infallibty of the Pope" at the tabernacle, last
evening. The audience was very respectable, but
not large. His arguments were much applauded.
To-day Is inside pages contain City, Police and Judi
cial Intelligence Foreign Postal Regulations !;
Affairs in Texas; Financial and Commercial Re-
views; large number Of Miscellaneous paragraphs,
Advertisements, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

CARAyAJAI.-Ths notorious illibuster, after
having been arrested second time in Texas,
has been second time discharged, upon some
technicalty Of the law which prevails along
the Rio Grandc. We may next expect to hear OF
another descent by this enterprisng gentleman
upon some of the Mexican towns along the river,
and the liberation from their owners of large
quantities Of dry goods. 1t is q most remarka-
bic thing that this guerrihero for two or three
years, should thus be permitted to carry on his
peculiar operations with such perfect impunity
--defying the troops of Mexico and Gliding the
laws Of the United States with equal noncha-
lance. His acts however. constitute a bounda-
ry question, for which Santa Anna will doubt
less demand some reparation, Can the present
administration, meantime do nothing with
Caravaial? Is there not such thing as ma
tional good faith requiring the intcrpostion of
the strong arm of authority to catch him and
hold him? We trust that Gen. Pierce will in
some way tighten up the loose condition of
things along the Pio Grande. The neutrality
policy Of Mr.. Fillmore would not allow bin 10
interfere perhaps but now we have a right to
call for the enforcement Of the Monroe doctrine
against Calavajal at all events.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

The ART UNION hvEsr1oAr1oN-The Com
mittee Of the House Of Assembly appointed
to investigate the AFFAIRS Of the defanct i,..,;
tuition known as the American Art To,on com
menced their sitting yesterday afternoon At
the Astor House. We have belbre stated that
this committee was nominated in compliance
with the prayer ola petition to the Legislature,
signed by subscribers and shareholders OF
the association, and which we now give in
another column alleging various charges
against its managers and directors; and the
object Of the inquiry commenced yesterday
is to ascertain the truth Of these charges and the
manner in which the funds of the society have
been from time to time appropriated.
For our part, the role which we have sup
ported as denouncers of the illegality of the in
stitution. is played out. The highest courts of
the State have pronounced the American Art
Union public lottery, in violation of the con-
stitution, the statutes, and the new code. And
we have now no further duty to perform in the
matter. 1t now only remains with the Assem-
bly, committee to make full, fair and impair
tial inquiry into all the matters referred to
them, and we doubt not that this they will do
to the satisfaction Of the petitioners and to the
furtherance Of public justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

FsE EoJEDARY or NEw MEx,Cos-We are
very giad to learn from Washington that there
is no danger of war on account the seizure Of
a slip Of territory by Governor Lane of New
Mexico, turned over to Old Mexico by the
boundary Comnission. This will make Wall
street easy again. We were afraid that this
business looked like o speck OF war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
Malls for the Pacific.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The sailing Of the United States mail steamship Cres
cent City, Captain MCGOWAN, for Aspinwal, has been
postponed until Saturday next, At two O'Clock.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific,
yin close at enc O'Clock on that day.
he NEW YoRK WEEKLY HERALD, California edition, with
The latest intelligence from al parts Of the world wA be
publiahed at ten O'Clock on Saturday morning.
Single copies sxpence Agents viii please send in their
orders % early as possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

Russ PAVEMENT IN THE BOwERY.-The Board
by an almost unanimous vote, the report Of the
Street Committee recommending the making
Of contract with Messrs. Russ & Reid for
laying down the Russ pavement throughout the
whole extent of the Bowery, Chatham street,
and Park row, into Broadway.
This measure is one Of the greatest import
ance to the eastern portion of the city, and will
be received with appreciation by all residing in
that quarter. The prospects Of the Bowery
are decidedly improved by this action Of
the Board of Aldermen. For the past year it
has been making great efforts to compete with
Broadway in appearance, and several splendid
brown stone buildings, banks, insurance Offices,
stores. &C., have been within that time erected
on it, 1t only wanted the laying down of the
Russ pavement to give fresh stimulus to this
ambitious rivalry and when it is completed the
Bowery will suddenly become fashionable
thoroughfare and promenade.
Another benefit which this measure will eff
feet is, that grooved rails will be laid down on
the Fourth avenue railroad, and thenceforth
carriages will not incur the risk of having their
wheels injured in an attempt to cross the
street. The total expense Of this improvement
will be somewhere near half million Of dol
lars; but that is mere bagatelle when con-
trasted with the value which property in
those streets will acquire We hope soon to
see the work commenced and prosecuted with
vigor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

FRANcoNIs HIPP0DROME The dress rehearsal to take
place this evening at Franconis Hipposrome aud to
which the members Of the press have been almost ex-
cusvey invited is creating great excitement throughout
the city The ideas formed Of the spendor and magna
cence of the promised treat must be exceedingly grand
we are to judge by the exerons made procure tick
cts for admission But understand that the managers
are memorable, and cannot be persuaded to yield to the
solicitations Of those who do not properly within
the category Of 'nvSs We cannot. however, comprs-
bend the motives which prompt to the exclusion of IA
dies from the rehearsal, without whose presence we
should be inclined to think that the brancy of the en-
tertainment would dim and uninteresng It is SO
decreed however, that the gentlemen Who go there to-
night must forego the company of the ladies' doubt
less there are some cogent why they should be
condemned to such modification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

MOVEMENTS Elk PRESIDENT VAN BuRES.-Mr Van
Buren, visited the new daguerrean gallery of Brady yes
terday, accompanied BY his two sons had several
portraits taken. On Wednesday evening the same
party occupied private box at the Broadway theatre
the fftieth night Of Mr.. Forests engagement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

AT f1Ies held in the Clerk 5 Once cftbe Circuit
Couri Of Jsf-rson County. on l1e eih Mafch, lebS.
Cterles H. H. Bfor1, aAd Thomas g uAikEass
! z Ffaaeis d. DHagaH cad Gorge ifna "a fP<rfasys
nn8sr ne a1sls dad frm5ef Waftfas. DtAsaE &
e{sHa. rrainsias,
Nspos IT. More, erG .JlAa r. Beard f12 jobs y.
H. S.raitk, Lass partners xHder ne RANK g1f ffM
Mn Bard &. o. AsdHsv Hunter, Azfh9njS
JVk:fe. Rsrhasd DBffSif, lafe Sls,iE 81 lgers1H
sC'oHafy. J5Ls ~ P-ekeH and L1ntsa ne n
IL cHAScERY. H
TIME ob;ec u this suii IS ~ review ana Iftetss
4 decree Of The Iaie Circuit Superior C9utI u
Law and chancery for jefferson eonqtys ~ Se.o-
her term, 1919 dismissing The pill q NE plain'tis
ia suit in which The plaintiffs 10 this sun were
plaintiffs and the defendants IN this suit Tfne &c
isntanis, and farther 10 set aside sale osfcer;ain
negroes 10 The Defendant Million II M9ots, ana 10
change the demands Of the plaintiffs on 'aeI1 and
on their hires annual value sIsce tAe tald safe
theTe0T. made BIZ Thomas Rutherford. DeP1lY Shcf-
III Of Jefferson county, amer certain esFcnlofs
which were Ia Lis hands and levied o. lli= goods
and aiiles oflhe defendant John b. Packsu.
II appearing by afi1ayit fled 10 this ulkthas.sAe
defendant Jobn II Bssfd IS not a resideEf u his
State; be is hereby repaired 70 appear here MiaAn
one month after due publication OF this crter and
de what is necessary 10 project his interest Ia this
matter II is further ordered that copy hereof e
published week for four successive Yves Ks 10
The Virginia Free Press, and posted at :be front
door Of the Court house Of this County, ohlthe Tst
day OF The next County Court A copy-,lesleit
March 10. n T. BROWN! CLERK {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

=
AT rnlss held IL the CLERKS 0fhee o. he rirrui,
Court oiJefssson Ccnaty, on The slh day Of March,
nc Bank Of ne Tukz<y ia TT4giniia,
PL1:srlrr,
asains, 4
George G. Grore, George w Sappss gfon,
J., Trustee, IRyeth 4 Norvis, fae iiss1me II
tie several partners nhknosca, .J.altR iCasG-
ing, George Eekart q Co, ne neIaes Of
The srueral partners xnknotrn, D. III ;ifOyss-
ton, Ems & Seerers, tie names Of tlse sereral
partMss snEsloun, = IL Kehigg, AzthsHt
q. Remington, tie nGn<s Of The Seuerai
partners nnkaolch, Harvey, Taylor &. Frs
By, fhs names Of ne sereral p4yfnsas ua-
Lnoloa, Smith, M4rphy d Co, he ssani>s
Of HE sereral partners nRkHoara, ana III
hanson, BErTOngA q Co, ne nanlossOf tie
setcrGi partzxTs unknOica. DEFESy ASTs.
Ia chaacery, and
George ~. CHM, PLArS1srr.
against 4:
Tie SANK, DefEshEsrs
aspeliiion, in ehancery.
The object of the above named suit and the Pc
tisDn id chancery last named, is 10 suhjecta tract
OF land Of the defendant Grove lying in Jaeefspn
County 10 tvo judgments rendered 10 the Utrecht
Court Of Jefferson County, in favour 81 thR said
Valley Bank, against The said defendant Grove,
and 10 Judgment rendered In the Great tsYurtoi
Of Frederick County, in favour Of the said George
W. CHM, againstlhe said defendant Grove. Said
traet of land being the same which Was Conveyed
by said Grove TO said George w. SaPningtan. III,
for the benefit oil the above named absent detSdants
and others. u.
Il appearing BY affidavit filed in this ssk that
The Defendants, George w. SappingteD, Jrs lohn
Gushing, J. FL MOrseton, J. NJ kellogg, and Wseth
& Norris George Echbaft & Co, Elms s. Sewers,
Ashhunt & Remmingtop, Harvey Taylor &. FRS
by, Smith Murphy & Co. and Williamson Bur
rough & Co, the several partnersin the said firms
being unknown, not residents of this state they
are hereby required ID appear here within one
month after due publication of this order, aad do
what Is necessary TO protect their Interests II ahis
matters Its further ordered that copy hereof be
published once week, for four successive weeks
1.-The Virginia Free Press" and posted al the
front door OF the Court House OF this Counis on
The first dag of the next County Court
n A Cbpy-Tsste, r. II. BROWN
March 10 1853 Clffk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

TIME subscriber begs leave 10 return iii sincere
i thanks for he very liberal patronage be has
received during the lasl thirteen Years he has been
engaged ia Coach Making in Charlestotxn; ami
this is The commencement OF new wear and .set-
Ting up time" he would most respectfully rsquest
all who know themselves indebted to call and settle
AS there are some-few accounts that have moi been
settled for The last ten years be would suggest set
tie menl, and then be perfectly willing 10 20 in for
another ten. 4 N
He has large assortment Of CARRIA(s ES Of
all kinds, which he will sell low for cash or on
credit 10 suit the purchasers or make to order any
description of CARRIAGES. He hiss now oh
hand, Jenny Lind Coaches, kix.passeRget3 Rocka-
ways four and .two-passenger; Buggies, ditto;
Carryoles and Barouches Also, large Stock of
second hand Carriages; which WILDE SOLD Tery low
Coach Barouche and Buggy Harness, from 4 s
TO 500 made of The 6tst material, and in approved
workmanship
Carriages and Harness repaired att short notice
Feb. 10, 1858. w. J. HAWKS. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
HITS! HiTS!! HlTS!!!
II yScpEaAgE. e. aggFO.

80 BA Li1IMORE STREET,
hEsiRE 10 caIi The astention OF their friends,
~ and The pubic generality, TO Jheir 60 4
general assorIneE, ol HATS III The latest ~
styles. McP & Bro deetl3il uunecessa- -
ryFotax The pnblfe with reading long dissertation
oaihe selling and making n Hats, believing that
an intelligent putltc raw huI little attention 10 III
We nave never Thought u necessary toigiye oiheI
man pain announcement ut our Introduction ot
SUES ~e and i9el assured that it has beep aprre
eaeu by our iriefds and lhf public generally, who
haYeslo- so manyyears extended to lis SO hherll 4
share Of their pafopage1 Ii IS hardy sSar,,
for to say thai NE have The sane facsi,ies ths.
Others nave TO eef ur our work; and have always
sold Al prices as rFaSfnahie ana are cattinui0s Id
dose as a1y establishment III Ithc Civ can anI
Judge for Yourself
Nuveml or A iS.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS
Old Furniture Made New.

THE undersigned having had long experience
= ia the Cabinet-making Business Fin Charles
town, as well as an Apprenticeship in Philadel-
phia, respectfully offers his services 10 visit The
Housekeepers ofthe county at their houses, land
ALter, Repair, Rarnih and, Dress,
in any manner desired all articles oil
FURNITURE
that may need renovating No matter what NAV
be the work required, he will afendl 10 It with
promptness and fidelity, and his charges will be
most reasonable.
Reference as to his capacity NAV be made to
Messrs Leonard Sadler Humphrey Keyes. Robert
T. Brown, Wells J. Hawks, and others Of Charles
town.
Any one desiring bis services will please apply
TO him personally in Charlestown or through The
Post Once. GEO. R. EYERTTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
THE WIZ FER or the HEART.

loved theein thelSpring time,i
The fresh and bonnie Spring.
When birds were Nhistling in the wood
Or flying on the wing,
My wild affections sprang to Life
Like fountains in those hours
My heart expanded with the buds
And opened with the flowers.
The spring hath kindred feelings
With those Just knowing iove;
We see il ID the tendrii's clasp
: And learn il from the dove;
And when all bright and beauteous things
Their Preeepts taught 70 me.
gave away wornan's heart
Al woman . trust TO thee.
The chilling winds are stealing
A melancholy march,
And snowy coronets bedeck
The linden and the Iatch;
With Springs gay songsters and its flowers
4 saw my hopes DEPART
And the Winter time Of Nature
IL the Winter of my Heart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
VARIETY.
THE FADED ROSE.

Yes, bind that rose uPon thy brow
Thoa light and laughing enc.
But think not il will be As now
Whea sets yon evening sun.
sTisfoyely now, but soon the bloom
From il sweet folds may fade;
A single hour may seal il doom
And jein Il with the dead.
To his hall Of rest,
In the golden west,
Ere the brilliant orb sinks low
That blooming rose
Its hue may lose.
Never again 10 glow. dear girl
Never again to glow. -.
And human lie is like that rose.
A weak and fragile thing:
In Natures garden fine Il grows,
Fann'd BY the winds Of spring.
But winPry blasts the rifted cosn !.
ID angry storms blow through;
Nipp'd By disease is bloom Is oIer-
Il falls n roses do.
In burning zones.
Though light enthroncs
Thy forehead fair to lave
A world Of care
Thy heart may wear,
That bends II for the grave, dear girl,
That bends it for the grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
Warehouse at the Old Furnace.


WHEAT, CORN, &C., TAINTED.
INHE Subscribers respectfully inform theicitizens
Il OF Jefferson and Berkeley counties. va, and
those of Washington county, Md, that they have
erected large and commodious Brick Warehouse
lat the Ola Furnace, on the Potomacriver3 (nnder
the name and firm of LUCAS & MOORE
where they will at all times be prepar I'D to furnish
transportation, in their superior libe of Canal
Boats, for any and all freight destined for the
Markets OF the District. Terms reasonable and
such as will make il the interest of ALTO gFethem
The highest market Cash price will Be
paid for from Eve to twenty thousand bushels III
WHEAT-Fo be delivered at such times as the
parties may agree, aud in parcels 10 suitthe com
yentence 81 those Interested. Also, the highest
market price will be paid for CORN. OATS AMI
Country Produce generally. Farmers and others
will find it 10 their interest To call before diknosn
of their Grain or Produce, as our arIansmspfs arS
such as 10 offer inducements equal to- tha1 al AMI
other House in the Valley
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, &c,
VIII be kept constantly on hand, and disposed Of on
me most reasonable terms hy The cargo or smaller
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS JR.
SAMUEL MOORE.
Old Furnace, Aug. 5, ls52-Iy, a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

Al LFAYS SolIE THING NEW &. CHEAP
"a e. S. GRAFFITA'S OLD STAND No
1872 Baltimore SyrEel. next ID the Patriot Office
Fall UPHOLSTERY GOODS, OF every descrip-
ton, new and beautiful are now open for whole
sale andrslail pntchasersl who are respectfully so
licited TO call. Also on hand and made TO order
Venitian Blinds i CnrlainsE Feather Beds; Mat
tresses Cotton Wadding &c. TSept 3. 1852 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, thattthe Trustees of
In Charlestown will make application no the
Legislature Of Virginia, fer the enactment OF law
empowering them TO extend the limits Of Ciatles-
Town, or for an increase OF power whereby the in
terests Of the corporation NAV Be defended aud
preserved. THE TRUSTEES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
EXTRA FLOUR.

TIME undersigned has always on hand ExTRa
i FLouR, No. !, for sale and in exchange for .
good article Of Wheat. The above Flour Is kept
on hand in CharlestoWn, BY John X. Woods & Cp
and Eby & Son; and By different merchants n
Saving.
IhaTe also my saw fillin good repair, and bills
viii Be furnished al the shortest notice II
MARTIN EICHELBEHGEk.
Rock Spring Mills. May 3 ls50.--h II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
Cash for Negroes.

r AM DESTROYS I'd purchase large number 81
j NEGROES for tbe Southern markets, men,
women, boys, girls land families, Tor Z,
which will give the highest cash prices OK
Persons having slaves ID sell will 49,
please inform me personallylof by letter TX
at Winchester which viii receive prompt III
attention; OF 3. MI s. W. l.. Campbell. 80
No 2i3, West Pratt street.. Baltimore.
RLUAH MCDOWELL,
AgeHtfos b. VI. q " L. Campbell.
Winchester SenieFsher h65f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
FC0RNl C0RNII

TTNHE undeTsls1e1 are PREPARED % TeEelVe Cow,
u both AZ The several Depois ii The County and
at the Ola Furnace. They will state now q an
fnTariable rule hat llizsi Corn win Dol be taken
81 any price or on any terms. Il must be either
While Or Yellow They will receive corn now
SID will advance one half of ils supposed Valne
5octin9 only he cos,-of irsnspori,fio6 from sfhe
prizes - which Il may SELL
February >, i65s.--d 10 : s. 11 "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
WanIeh.

a NY number Of Bushels Of prime WHEAT
IA bath red and white and for which the highest
market price will be paid. One of our firth will
be in Charlestown every Friday where We will
meet those who desire T. sell
yan'y H. l653.-lf BLACKBURN & CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
] CARPETS. Oil Cloths. &c

mo YoF Want BARGAINS, Then 90 10
w IS. GRIFFITH, No. ~ Baltimore sheet,
between Gay and 1ripoleu's alley. He has Just
received, by importation and from the best manu-
features 10 the United States, as well as from auc-
tion sales cheapa and mostsplendid assortmen, Of
beautiful Carpeisl Oil Cloths, and Mattings Fur
ninre Covers, Mats, Slaif Rods, Linen. &c.
Baltimore, Sept 2. 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

5 conEtehsly Recommended 10 InvalidsI Is IN
= Surpassed BY any known preparation, ~ lne
colds Bro1rs,. 49,. $3.50. oasum5fion in an
EARLY Stage rs for ~ < ~ ne Patient even il
Advanced Stages or thar Fs,sI Disease
II combines ID scient6c nsrner. remedies Of hong
esteemed value with Others ~ more recent discovery,
and besides ts sootk mi fie qualities acts Ii .oughj
The shin gently. and with Great efficacy, forthe cute
q his class Of diseases Il sslk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
\ BIessine's 0yster Saloon.

TAHISl Establishment has been refiied and opan-
" ed and the Proprietor has made such arrange
menis a. will enable him to supply his old custom
ers and 81 others bg The plate. quart OF can Ips
public are invited 10 call.
Oct. q, 1852. J. +. BLESSING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
StabIer's DiarrhGa Cordial

IS pleasant Nfxfnre in agreement with
the rules Of Pharmar, III sherapeutic ageRts long
known and Celebrated for tber peculiar efficacy in
Curing DIARRH(EA 4 sin,llar affections Of the sys-
TEN. In its aefjbp n nJLaTr nausan and produces
healthy condition Of The LIVER, thus removing the
cause al The same time That il cures the disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
----..-,1,-1 d 15F@cY.

-. 49,. Tao.soE. Eo.IG Carroll Hall,
$500. nsrvised e AZ authorized Agent in
the civ Of Baltimore, toreeeiye SnDser Ae-
yeftiscments &c. for the tPree Press, ana copy
Of the paper, terms, &c5ean befornd on ME a. ms
.safSee