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THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

MEMrHIs June 6ih--Ihc Southern and Western Com.
msrcal Convention net in this place this morning Ono
thousand Delegates were present tom fifteen States JEc@e
Dawson Georgia elected President, with twenty
Wee Presidents. Rev. Z. X. Marshall oi Miss was ap
nn,rd Secretary After rtIcctng an organzaon the Con-
scnlion adjourned ill o'clock. p. NJ.
Al the afternoon session business Of Importance was
transacted beyond The appointment oi committees on eso
lions DC.
The Convention will NEE. again tomorrow morning.
MEMPHIS JusE Tho Convention reassGmhi.d thi6
morning Resolutions offered in favor ol lta hoa
Ia The Pacific and recommending 10 Congress 10 grant au
tnr its constructions committee reported IN iiVGr n
eep,ninp the channel 0f the Southern portion ol the MS
4ssippi and OF improving the harbor Of Charleston oa
annah, Mobile and Richmond, Va
Gen Qutman asked division, which was negahVeu ana
The resolutions adopted.
Resolutions we're offered in favor ii general sysc'n o
,duca linn ana the establishment o Bulcau - Statistic"
Tor the Southern aud Western States The resolutions were
atopled and the Convention ad IGG!ncd
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rRliSuEn DAILY AND SEMl-N EEkLf,
,r:.IAN F. s. THOMAS RITCHIE, 5R.
TIE s:
do annum. and al the ratl
T E r NJ s:


dollars annum.a ana al the rate oil siefh
nnScn shorter period than one year For the semi
.aa ;rIars per anum three dollars Tor months,
advance paid in the ofe or remei by mall pos'
payao sy dollars snnum al the end oi the year
this be remitted per mall IN sood anu
Rank nc;es, the risk othe Editors me posfdye a m
,cd by the The postage Of single le,ter IL
any stcount the writer the accumulation OF pos.
business, which operates as serious'aA upon
btraIS TcRMS op ADVERTISING.
. TUE nAlIS ENQUIRER:-For lines less, first m
i,y cents every succeeding insertion twenty Gen
OF week. twice week or three times "eek' '
I ami half cents for each insertion after the nrs .
.nua charged nifty dollars Tor thry Au
for OF greater length; eGccP ery
who charged slOe (pape' included,
* THE SEMlWEEKLY-For TEN lines or less hrs
q .,n,.: for each continuance bu cents .
orters distance must os accompanied win 'he
.,,sar,ory TO insure execution
an b,uqs and tribates Of respect exceeding etght nes
-. rhnrs.i fur Is advertisements
An iJbi:unrt,. Marriages from the country whenever
IN parys unknown TO must he authenticated oy
nm, of the the neighborhood, or they
mo- care b. published Every that has been taken 10
Vrev and quizzes has hereofo proved
Ne therefore insist upon such being eerne
The name of he Postmaster toren The hack OF
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am while the mockcry of humane will cover all
the dcfomiIy of doubtful transaction Until the Bfi-n
Government satisfy Itself that the emigration from a
conducted with The same spontaneous and lne!een
freedom that characcrZcs The departure OF rsan OF
German from Europe humbly think II has no rlgh' ~
tamper with the negro by tntrusng his fate 10 me rs
conscences OF African dealers. OF nll countries, Ehean
should be the last either tolerate such frame, o ~ "
peril the conscience of Stafford House and Mrs Stowe
ln order this masked slave trade as Huch Il
possible President Roberts of Liberia has issued le ioo"
Ing: =
PnocLAMaTlos Whereas, Messrs Hyde, Hodge q Co.
OF London with her Brannic Maestys GOV
furnish aborers from African coast l tue
West Indies. have Of their ships 10 the coast o
the Republic, Offering advance of dollars lor ev1y
who may be induce 10 enigalc and whereas l't
and other aborers in Il possession The chiefs ana pr
cpa OF The country while the olier Of dollars eac
s nearly equivalent The amount formerly paid tor slaves
during the prevalence of the slave trade and which operated
mainly in producing and sustaining the by whc inc
country distracted; and whereas certain refractory
chiefs reported engaged with The agents oi SAID
company furnish number of laboreis and are iu!teI
known have in cunceaimenr near Grand Cape Mount
numbe! u the unhappy victims OF their predatory rAcuf
sons and whereas complaint has been made 10 tie lIoV-
ernment that peTsnns held 10 be sent oil without er
voluntary consent, the consent of their natural guardians
therefore, To prevent abuses and evils which might O!:r-
wise result from the enterprise,
Be il known by this proclamation, 10 all whom II ''nS
concern thai the G!ang passports must be sHicy
nbserve that vessels carrying intending 10 carry away
engrans must come This port with their emgflhts on
board to ubIun passports in odc that opportunity may
be presented to the Government 10 ascertain whether me
rmorution be free constrained Every violation Oh me
law regulating pas sspots will be visited with the utmost
penalty ul The law IN that made and provided.
Done al hunrovia lhs t"cny.sxth DAY OF fep'u'y' ~
, the wear of oar Lord on thousand eight hundred and
l. 81 fifty three uui ol The Republic The i'ln
j. j. ROBERTS.
J,u m. President H. TEAGE Stc'y oi Stale
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STRUCK BY LIGHrNlNG.-Dnring the Storm On
afternoon which exceedingly severe the light
ming suck The office uf Mcssrs Dibrel & Jones. l3
street. opposite ShocS'e Warehouse and the ud entering
n. building came IN ccntac: with SI ALERT c. Blair
o. III. clerks desk Knocking hin down sense
lass ard Gg downward, literally tore oi hla boots
10 rir ccs Mr. Blair rengnc! in specchcss condition pr
nall an hour bu we glad learn that he though,
Ia pc out danger Thu ledger which Mr.. Blair was
engaged! penetrated by the Had II perforated br
:. vct h. an! the desk literally torn - pieces Mr..
Dlh;c Shy was sitting short distance from the desk
va thrown with violence The floor, but fortunately
c we'd NJ scros injury and Mr. Stolher, VINO In The
room al III. time received slight -h0cs The luii seems
first 10 have catered the chimney and passing tom II into
he lhild story, ,hc mantle piece and wni1w IL
pieces l. then passed through the second TO the first story
where We have described, briefly, its effects.
We learn that The chimney OF the machine shop at the Pc
,rsbrg Rail Road Depn also struck but the damage
is smaIl-[ Morning Nail.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

,v.su,sGroS JrSE THE examination OF the clerks III
thn D.parrcnt of the Interior has commenced.
The following are Of those appointed TO examine
clerks in the bureaus Interior Department :PtnSion
O,ircJomes 5 Williams OF the General Land Office ana
ln0mas F. Mix OF The Indian Office. Indian Oiiice-Slini
Cole of the Pension Office, and Charles 3 frheY o me
General Land Office General Land Oilice-Georpc Z:
Whiting OF the Interior Department, and 3 D Hhusn 9i
IEe Inferior prpartmeut Patent Otice-J"scph D WI
aon OF the General Office and r. ieheite oI the ln
|, tior Department Indian Department Propcr-C D. ai-
lev I the General I.and Office c. E MIX "l The lh't'h
Office and Sunil Gale Of the Pension Oflrc.
There hns been considerable anxiety anon9s! he"S "p
nonted Gle, ks in reference The examination Nnhc VI"
be passcd who are qualified regards scholarship an"
intellectually. H., ;,;,r of
Snmr contention has arisen in regard ~ the p"si'h "
ahp of the Princeton, between ". ~
an Charles H. Hunter. The ship i To be th.cn out
II was announced time ago tiint tne nav
oo, ,nhar Mexico 10 search nr 'he mines
of Dr Cordncr The announcement was mol men occ'tu
,ow learn that The statement IL true INC fAen, ""e
sailed rom New York days since ha' on ooau a!
officers commissioned Tor that purpose u ''e ~ " ''
il \, ,rr Morrcai of the ordnance corps :,
The examiners appointed 10 examine the CLERKS m ''c u'
,nl Bureaus il is undersioo3, are cnhPo'en VI SUN "
the best clerks IN the departments iney are 10 naNr a
thorough work of it, Mere recommendations VI ' '''
Of political drawings will receive n" attention.
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THE. SPRING CASE.


PHILADELPHIA June 7h.-Arthur Spring has 10 Gay
yned paper exoneTalng his son from guit 10 ae
o Mrs vnch and Mrs Shaw, far as he knows, ana sa
ling that he does no, believe he had any knowledge oi e
murder Young Spring, after an interview WIN MS a,ne,
returned 10 Washing last night Spring is 10 De eaecue
on Friday next before which time, il oeileVeo ne VIII
make a full confession.
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,TCR FROM raIJEORNI.

New YoaK, Jusz 6-The steamer EId"Fado has aT,ise1
from San Francisco bringing dates Nay 7,h and one
hucd.ed thousand dollars 10 gold.
The Rosel!e Hotel in San Francisco has been destroyed
By fire. and several persona believed 10 have efsh,d
in the flames
Two hremen who attempted TO blow up the steamer ser
"a Nevada but whose scheme had been discovered, nave
been arrested and put in irons.
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GpEAr RlOr AT QUEBEC.

QuEDEc JrSE Father Gayazz Began course OF zee
niohr md while speaking in strorg terms against
n. pnrrs Of me- Jesui:s, g., he was rudey handled
he some u hi. auditors and gsncra tnmuIt enscsh me
;,i,a .rc called out and Father Gavnzzi "ss rescued
havi sustained slight injury The mob then surround
d he parliamen House. call, made Tor an OBNOXIOUS
member named B;owr and vengeance threatened towards
r; vi and all his friends
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a NEW WORK.
TdLe's uEnrnsn hu 1 II Snn,l.

Idis's "Forms" by 4. II. Slnds.
w ""'e lately seen edition "t The valuable Book
u 'o'is, by the late EsnJamin Tate ot this city This
mas been revised and very much enlarged by the ad
a'o" !" o numerous forms adapted "a the code and
inc more recent statutes OF Virginia. The portion Of
e "o's contains also valuable from several
pot'anI laws which the creates! interest in the ord
nary Transactions ie-such the law OF apprentices
'he law Of wills and deeds, limited partnerships attach
eh's &c, &C. consisting in the whole OF about 10 pages
OF ne" AMI valuable matter The book has Just issued from
me press Of our ,ownsman A. Morris and is gotten up
Admirable claw book STYLE.
lie Editor ot tic old aud compiler OF the ir
our esteemed friend Alexander Sands Esq OF the Rich.
mona bar The qualities Of patient abo! in all he under
take and remarkable accuracy in lie results OF that labor
WHICH Mr. Sands is known possess By all who are ac-
qnnIned with him. have been illustrated and rxempled in
me "ork before In The pcilcc the Supplement- OF
which part o the honk he s the author he tie
Changes in the law" which have rendegcd Some of the
'' !" Tate innp2icah III" o his undertaking
and every body will admit they furnish him with So icrnt
reason The days have pescd away when Sslre acisisr
was Tie motto OF the and udcious system Of Ic
risaon marked by The coordinate branch of The
government. The legislature has been ,inkcrins away al
he new code ever sncc was adopted until the aw now
Instead "i resembling The sturdy and oak finds
more fitting symbol in The aspen whose cke leaves know
nought bu change" We clad however that the book
before published and if still further changes are 10
lake pllce, hope friend Mr. Sands will lake note
Of them, and let US hear from him again.
We opposed 10 qnick medicines as we'll those in.
tended tor tie mind those intended for hc body and we
deliberately Of opinion that il any thing can appropr.
aey be called mcuul medicine il is the !alr Tor it IL
necessary evil and though hard take the
aids 10 mental health and s!gor This being preGiscd 1t
viii be readily understood that entirely opposed
books headed Livery his own docor"-"Every
his own lawyer. On The contrary Every his
own trndc," say especially doctor As lawyers we
need tell whom that has client who is his
lapyc- But while favor Of 'givng the devil his
due" speak n07c elegantly, employing lawyers in
every difficulty, yet help thinking that th: law
yer vino employs his time and ability in rendering Tie ord
nary transactions pf community simple and inellgibe
has placed that community hat in his debt and
II lawyers magistrates, clerks sherits, and business
generally should not feel disposed discharge the debt due
Mr. Sands least advise them buy the book for their
advantage, assuring them that each Of them will find it
a valuable trade necua,.'
We ha! his the first fruit ot Mr.. Sands pen in the
line Of his profession, sill not be The last.
The book may be had Of a. Morris.
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JOHN o. MOSBY, CPk.
JIRGISIAN cHaNcERI-hA. C,.eq, Court Of L0G

N-IRGISIA.-lS CHaNCERY-Ata Circuit Court OF Loul
Wa:er shelton administrator William shelton minor, aud
sin.i,sL" si' assssssd ''"' "'' W." " rInia
Shsop Thomas Shelton George p shs,Sn Thomas
s% an @ sS sE 6 s as
Of John Shson deceased Sarah wooisou Mary l.. woodson
S;t :%idesn oi aan
Swoosou Elizabeth Winston pa"id Shelton Mary Duke and
MARI + Duke administrative oil Benamir B. Duke de-
ceased. Deiehaah's
& q Jg s1sea 1gl n%as I'D Ss; Sss
m vile daughter of the said John Shelton jr John S Woodson
his vie also daughter OF said John Shel'9G
wooa Administrator Of said John Shelton and Thomas
CEASE AM with The viii annexed Of
Jon" SnsrOn 81, 's'sfr Er::o ,,. Deere. Defendants
This day 10 es heard together and among other
Ta4t one Of tie take Following
M An account Of the executolp OF William
Iamin b. Duke Executors OF John Shelton, decd
5TS An accoun: Of he ,rusesiI slslon. (ino>
M "a Dssa a shox.S he trust lunGs by
his s John and his family sh4~inf how u%n here%i amd ~ %na
In ns said accounts the regard eorree
al accounts previous of :hcse
surcharsc iasife and in settling the said eSeeu
hundred and nos!ywo dollars an TWO and
Of The debt which John Shelton odci his
viii be him from his sad son John anu ior ine
he subJecteu property given U!
will 10 Sal! Juhu shelton, !r.
The sd be charged with the same as Oh the l'
January because their duty raise the same out t The
properly gwen will John Shelton r anh his family and
having their raise the same and not having done %"
Responsible hail OF SAID debit as
been paid The stay Of January lS but IN settling the
John shelton
Jr and his be charged with 'he same "i' interest
he s 0 January. tS3l
And III. aud taking the raid
published four weeks ucccssisey
kehmrnd, and thar such publication shall
BE equva personal thereof provided personal noce
,hal be given c. Shelton Massey Shelton. and Mary
Dqse CcmmssIne is directed report his proceed
with deemed pertinent BY him. which
rary require and the parties respectively ordered
required having adverse appear
said Commissioner and submit be examined in solemn
touching the Of said and prnuce before
all the books and papers relating thereto which
a;sy under his or her control.
aCopy-Tes,e: DAVID NJ HUNTER, Clerk.
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VI merchants in Lnniun The East India army al The p,e
' ''e 'nns'crs 200 900 OF all 40 0C0 cav.
a'ry Is Included in This cnumcgaor
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We publish to-day Two volunteer letters from Washing
on-takin. occasion say that not responsible or
tie spccuaons and opinions Of correspondents unless
we specially endorse them.
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DAVID NJ. HUNTER, CLERK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

Z, IT, o, J
Tie parties the foregoing decree hereby nohd
appointed the 18th day uG July office Lou
House the several mentioned the above
ce Slch place said parties required
paicis their possession
70 0f said
Gs uaet hand Commissioner Chancery OF the SAID
I04t ae "a. aut year above written,
EDWARD II. LANE, Commissioner,
June S-s.;w IN Chancery, Circuit Court. Louisa.
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No.ablRisS in France and EEgland-By Phiaree
Chasl Published BY c. =. Putnam IL Co. New York
Mcss-s Nash K WoydhOIsc have copy oi this
agreeable sketch book from the pen OF The very popular
Professor Modern Literature al The Institute Of Paris
lis recocc'ons Of youth contemporary portraits notes Of
travel and thoughts upon France, very readable.
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new COURT HOUSE TO BE BUILT. !,

,-.E will be rcccved
tay July, 1885, building Court House az Lawrence
TWO stories hlsh 10 DC
s o erlcS OF such dimensions as " nr
% re and 5fect long; from 20 10 ~ ee rom
,nc TO the caves The entire width OF The pul'
nj extending than 10 feet and sprrolted by BRICK CO.
- There will and TWO passages on HE
- ON tho second will b. court 40 by D ieeI IN
and thirteen feet inshes pitch; also t%o jury ooins-
furnished persons desing TO Contract on
on 10 the ssoners ut La Srencevle or 20 the Clerk
y The County - ,.o>.a.,
Rn and security will be required OF the contractor Payments
Al ;hs the work; the balance IN ons and
gns wy, y.,Is JOSEPH A. RlDDlCk,
w. - JOHN l.. SHELL
BURWEi.L Il. WILKES,
r. ID. TURNBULl.
J RANENSCROFT JONES,
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NEw YoRK, June The Charter election .oasy nas as
: lied in the adoption OF the Ne" cay .'a'' ~ ~ 1
, ,rity of about 900.
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L ANCASTER.

p,;, s r,,ror.-f;eniIem Below send you
g, ,"meo, of the pus in this county The vote was very
thin but ii shows steady lncrease OF democratic
c. Sen,,sE NJ BraxIon l0s; J. T. Rice 81 BrhS'oh
majority 81 c,,,,, nou,,ir9 70. s.cIec,ed with.
out oposou-l29.
SEoTr-I,hn Duncan Whig, ercird--a gain
Jhn F. McEhenney, Whig elected I, NJ s,na'G ,, i,,
Scott, Rnssc and Lea cain M NJ Mlf' '''''
INN r, ,,nocrat between 1000 aud llVO
go, ,ySON -Dickenson Democrat elected deirG"'e'
MERCER.-Neadows. Whis, is elected 10 'he h'"''-
Boyds ma ori;y about lUu
LEE ohm Ely, Democrat, elected.
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-SSEaRROOKS' WAREHOUSE.

SEABROOkS WAREHOUSE.
IL consequence the recent change OF Inspectors tins ware
n Inc subsc has resigned he Inspector ship held by hun
ms the last years and now oilers his services
,ran. of the house, and the public generally
WAY COMMISSION MERCHANT.
H.. ,n. experience Inspector and salesman, and intimate
-sace with persons engaged the tobacco trade IN rms
sT... Sl him procure The highest market prices or al
y MAJ with The sale iheircrops He VIII par
,,,, ar a. ;enlon o The sale oi Wheat and our.
xSr TN ircn ouildps Shockoe Warehouse. .,>
. ~ ~ a ~ THOMAS T. JOHNSON
IRGINIA.-A Rules held in the Clerks Once OF the circuit
I'M PlaIn!ft:
= u',tsh,w Defendant
In debt upon 81 attachment returned executed
r.. oc. OF this OF the defendant, Nctaru r
Rr,.aw N. hundred aad sixty doars nl! legal m
~ one hundred dollars thereof the 18th OF October
1881 mi paid dollars the residue thereof from the slsi
pcsmbcr ISL paid due by two notes by me Sd de-
.a paIuil and affidavit having been made and filed
MAI me isiea3an uane is nonresident Of this Common
| i ordered hat said defendant appear the Rules to be
80 ~ ,hc Clerks the said Court the first Monday in
M -y and 60 protect his interest IN this
IAN. -cwiw JOHN O. MOSBY, Cpk.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVEkNoR of ~ ~ n' ~ ,hn .
;siant II is entircly of local interest In reference ~
raoad accidens mcnts that ll'c
nrm;ssnn be established investigate such o1eu.
49, ,ov.rs 10 examine into all matters api' ~"
irr 10 railroads or o,'c corporations whith MAJ
lie lives Of passengers, operatives ana an cm"y
- ,h;r nelnence and fitness for the stations 'ty a! ~
cnpy To make establish rules regulate Ge4 av
and do all other things requisite for is Of
nrnora,e employees Appropriate and feeling ga aas'on ,
made to The death the late Vice i,n ANU viii no, 5.
shse closes with an in,imaton ''a' oo' ''''
i candidate for re election
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By he President.

THE BRITISH DOMINION IN INDIA-HintosIan
is divided into three parts st The British domnIon pr"
Pery SO called, in which he British power is paramount.
2 The tributary or dcpedcnt States, governes by hae
princes. 81. The independent States
Hindostan embraces 1914 Sl3 square miles, with p'p
ulaon OF l32 millions The proportion of the h:ec ca''e'
above stated are B'its 52S7S square miles; tributary
564,6lO miles; Independent, 1877 .OO0
The British have panmount power So millions VI
people, and Indirect ccn,ol over 500. or the lS2 mo
in Hindostan, the British directly and indirectly eon'ro o
govern l26 100000 I,i truly wonderful when we e'sc'
that this immense county with six times the population o.
the United States, is goened and controlled by commHle'
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
IT,. 49,. RICHMOND, MAY 27, 1853
aS Interested the foregoing decree hereby notified
M my Office the city OF Richmond the ll,h day Ju
he Clock A. NJ with the evidence necessary enable
June rI'h I, 'he duties required by sad decree
'"'" VIM F. DAVIS, Comm'r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-23
E, E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

No. 239 Main Stree, Worcester, Mass
A TTENTI0N given to the Purchase, Sale and Ex-
IA change of Real Estate in all parts OF the City and
sections of the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
SALE he would call the special attention of purchasers
u those beautiful lots comprising the g Wheeler
Farm" and ''B0YDEN PLATTS,n situated on Pleas
mt Street, within short distance of the City Hail.
vi these Lots too much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales of them The past year, speak more
in their favor than words
tie also offers 25 Lots Vernon street. Union Hill)
20 on Providence ST. rs Elm ST. 20 on Mason ST. sew
eal on Pleasant ST. and others in different parts Of the
city, by which persons can be accommodated according
10 their means and desires. And inducements to
purchase he will exchange any and all OF the above
Lots for Property in the County, with security they
may be bought any length of time-so that custom
cTs can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also, several FARMS in different sections of The
County, varying III price from $500 S5O00
Those in want of Farms will DO well to call and ex-
anime his many lists among Them persons can be ac-
commodated, or suited price location and guam.
y OF land, with less expense and trouble than other
wise.
Also, Tenements to let and Houses for sale, in differ
EFT parts of the City.
Call at our Office, NJ 239 Main St. and we will con-
vey you over different parts OF tn city free of charge
e2 DIFF
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MEDICINES, &c.
Medicina IN lend.

HARDY's SALVE is the lest plaster row IN use, II
IL cures Rheumatism, Lame Back, Fresh Wounds,
Cuts Burns, Bruises, Cracked Hands, Corns, and ali
Aches and Pains. Hardy's Caihartic Electuary, %
Tonic Bitters cures Jaundice, Headache, Dyspepsia
Cosveness, Collie, Dizziness, Poor Appetite Weakness
Liver Complaint. &C. Bardy's Indian Vegetable Worm
Powder warranted a Remedy for Worms, perfect
ly safe in all cases, and pleasant 20 use. Hady's In
dian Ointment cures Scrofua, Salt Rheum ETysipelas
and all Infianat0ry and Eruptive Di eases. HaTdy's
plication.
DR.. 5. HARDY's Office, Cornish Fst, N. II. Whole
sale Depot, Burr 81 Perry, No. Cornhili, Boston,
Lewis T. Lazell NJ b. Green, AMI James cen, Agents
Worcester, and sold by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere. my2S d3taweOwawsOw