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I,0R only 81 you can got Receipts for making the
Il following superior Inks viz Black, Blue, Red,
and Indelible.
Also with the above, send gyatis, to any one who
Wishes a full and complete list Of Westons 30, Bow
mans 80, Holts. Bishops, and Shipmans Receipts,
and Ways 10 Make Money. M.
Address, post paid, Ccok,
Charlottesville, Indians
N D. Agents, with capital o. $50 or $50, wanted
to travel. Feb
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Prohibiforu Liaalor La,p.

ALBANY, March 22-The Maine Law, or
Prohibtory Liquor Bill, goes into effect on the
ist Of May. The members from New York city
stated that it might possibly DO enforced inthe
rural districts, but that il would not be re-
gardcd and could not be enforced in the city
Of New York. We shall zee
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EataL Railroad .Acciaenf.

ALBANY, MARCH % THE down train from
Buffalo, when at Syracuse, ran at full speed
upon 4 side track, pitching into an empty
train Of cars. The engineer, and one ,aScn-
GER an Indian, were instantly killed The fire.
man was badly injured, and the carr icmol-
ished. The accident was owing to the care
lessness Of the switch tender
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-23

BosroS, March 22.--David T. Granger, of
PASSPORT, has been nominated for Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Maine, in place Of Jodge
Weller, resigned.
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MEASUREMENTS Whie Conpenifon.

BosroS, March 22.-Thc Wing Convention
met at Sandwich to. day, and nominated Thos.
ID. Elliott, Of New Bedford, to Congress, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Zeno Scudder. The Convention passed strong
'Anti-Nebraska resolutions
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LioB0r Bill Passed.

HARRIsBuRG, MARCH 22--The Prohibitory
Liquor bill passed the House to-day, by n vote
Of so to "a. The impression is that it viii
pass the Senate.
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CLERICAL ISTERrERgscE.--In looking ovor
some portion Of our Revolutionary history, we
see that the Massachusetts, Provincial COM ress
in I774, composed Of such men AZ Warren,
and Adams and Hancock, sent an address to
all the eiergymen in The Province, calling upon
them. as the friends Of civil and religious hber-
ty to do all in their power to sustain tho cause
Of freedom and 20 secure to the people their
rights And the <ergy from sense Of duty
to their fellow-men and to their God did exert
their influence in favor Of freedom and against
oppression boston atlas.
Cream upon milk is about tho only article
which has not risen Of late
There are upwards Of five thousand more
females than malos in the city Of Boston.
Eggs are 81 dozen in Honolulu, squashes
so cents apiece and irish POTATOES $s 80 q
bushel
The small pox il raging with great violence
amongst the Chippewa Indians along tho south
shore OF Lake Superior, and on the head waters
Of the Chippewa river.
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There arc rumors that this treaty now under
discussion in the Senate, has given riee TO a
very heated discussion. Some Of the stanch
supporters Of tho Administration have rebelled
against it General Shields, i is said, com
menced, yesterday strong speech in opposi-
ton From what we can gather, we infer that
the Treaty is associated with schemes for a
dissolution Of the Union, and that such reyela-
tons have been made in como ction with Il, as
to startle and offend even the most subservient
Of Northern men. We have long believed that
under color Of this Treaty the United States
Treasury was TO be pIundercd 70 promote some
dark scheme Of Southern nullifers, involving,
with other matters, Southern route to the
Pacific for great railway. Time will deter
mine
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CONGRESS-.

The Senate is not now the focus Of attrac-
ton 1t went into Executive session at an
early hour to-day and the results Of its labors
in such cases may often be known by the peo-
pie, when they discover that Executive en-.
croachments but tend to tighten the labors Of
their legitimate legislators. When vast re-
gions Of territory may be obtained by pur-
chase, the negotiations are conducted in secret,
and the peoples money is 30 used, with or
without their assent When they cannot be SO
obtained, American blood is soon spilled upon
American soil" or steamer with a defective
manifest is sent abroad, and then the sovereign
people, under the rule of austere military COM
manders, are kindly permitted to fight for a
peace, and an incidental and unavoidable an
nexation of territory.
In the House Of Representatives to-day, Mr..
Millson made an Ingenious speech, chiefly in
opposition to the Badger Proviso. He was
followed by Mr. Hunt the able and dignified
Representative from louisiana who took posi-
ton in favor Of preserving the Missouri Com
promise and the Faith of the Nation
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The steamer Black Warrior is owned most
ly in Mobile but partly in New York, and is
worth some $4,000.
Spain has eleven hundred guns in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Havana, and eighteen thou
sand men
The yacht America which won such tri-
umphs in sailing, is advertised 10 be sold in
London in April, at auction.
Susan Nippcr says tho Russians have m
awful responsibility resting on them Cor killing
tho Turks--for every Turk who Is killed leaves
q dozen widows.
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DEATH OF MAJOR HOBBlE.

Major Selah r. Hobbie died this morning
at his residence in this City From the period
of General Jackson's accession to the Presi-
dency to the moment of his death, Major Hob.
bic was almost uninterruptedly in the service
Of the Post Office Department as an Assistant
Postmaster General, or in some other position
of high responsibility. His services to the
country while thus engaged always merited the
commentator Of his countrymen. As citi-
zen and gentleman, and in all the relations
of life, he has ever been respected, and his
memory will long be cherished in kindness by
the people Of this community, in the midst of
which 20 many years Of his life were passed.
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lcoMMus,cA-
MRS. EREEsTINE L. ROSE.

We have been informed that, owing to the
unfavorable state OF the weather last evening,
Mrs. Rose postponed her lecture on the politi-
cal and legal rights Of woman until Friday
evening, the oath instant.
A correspondent Of the Boston Liberafor, an
abiding 10 the Woman's Rights Convention
recently held at Albany, makes the following
remark relative TO one Of her speeches
Mrs Ernestine L. Rose made the closing
address, most noble and powerful effort. |
never saw an audience more absorbed in their
attention, more hearty in their applause, more
subducd at times in their feelings, more carried
onward and upward by the exalted sentiments
Of the speaker"
We hope our citizens will give this lady q
good hearing. We understand that she has
extended an invitation to the members Of Con-
gress.
CHECK or THE NEBRASKA BrLL.--Every true
republican will be rejoiced to learn that the
nefarious plot for extending Slavery to the
Northern frontier Of this Republic has sustain
cd serious check. The object of its friends
was to procure it's reference 10 the Committee
on Territories, q majority Of which has been
gained to its support. Mr.. Richardson, Of ILL
nois, introduced it yesterday afternoon, and
moved its reference TO that committee. An
amendment was offered by Mr.. Cutting Hard
She'll of New York, that il DO referred TO the
Committee Of the Whole on the state OF the
Union, This amendment prevailed, by ma
jority Of sirteen
We may now regard the bill as safely laid
up for at least a couple Of months. Il has
many and determined enemies and to throw
il into Committee Of the Whole, where all
amendments are in order, is like referring a
doubtful reputation TO bevy Of tea-drinking
old ladies' or tossing hare in tho midst Of a
pack Of hounds the bill energies as it went
In IL will be one Of the worlds wonders
philadelphia Register.
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Mr.. VIM. Mathot died in fit Of apoplexy,
in Lancaster, last Saturday evening.
The Legislature Of Louisiana have appropri-
ated ten thousand dollars for tho encourage
mont Of ship building in that State.
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CAPITOL, March %, 1854.

CAPITOL, March %, 1854.
DEAR SIR: would be pleased if you would
correct a statement in your paper, that was
amongst the absentees or dodgers on the refer
ence Of the Nebraska bill, as / think you will
find my name recorded on every vote, or at
least it should be.
Respectfully, yours
JNo. McCULLocH.
DR.. @. Bailey.
We are happy to correct our errors The
name Of Mr.. McCulloch is recorded in favor
of the reference of the Bill to the Committee
of the Whole on the state Of the Union.-Ed.
Era
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THE VOTE ON THE REFERENCE OF THE MI
BRAsKA BILL.

The advocates Of the Bill do not appear to
be disheartened. They do not regard the vote
referring it to the Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, as decisive. Nor do
we, and for reasons explained yesterday. There
is great danger of over-confdenoe among the
opponents of the Bill. Some, we observe,
thinking everything is secure, have gone home
for season to their constituents or families.
We hope no mischief may happen-but they
should remember that the passage Of the Bill
is matter Of life or death with its projectors
that the whole reputation and political future
of its authors are staked upon it--that the
Administration is using all its power in its be-
half-that the Southern members, with few
exceptions, are desperately bent upon it.
The House Bill on the same subject is the
twentieth on the Calendar A majority may
lay aside one after another of the intervening
bills, and reach thai, before people are aware
of it. Nothing will be easier then than to
move the Senate Bill as an amendment, or sub
stitute-and, if our friends are at home, at
tending to their business or comforts, the same
majority may resolve to terminate debate on
the Bill in Committee, and take it out Alb
sencc at such crisis, unless necessary, ought
not to be thought of-and it seems to us that
no opponent Of the Bill, under any circumstan-
ces, should absent himself, without taking the
precaution to pair off with supporter Of it.
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Proviso imposed no disability upon the inhabit-
ants Of q Territory, in relation 10 Slavery, for
a law excluding il would not be repugnant to
the Constitution Of the United States. That is
just what we think We Northern People,
numbering some fourteen millions Of frcemcn,
while you, Shareholders, count not more than
three hundred thousand heads, hold that the
Federal Constitution docs not carry Slavery
with it, or that you have the right in virtue of
il, 10 take your slaves into United States Terri.
tory, or that the Territorial Legislatures will
violate that instrument by excluding your
slaves You told us that the Principle Of Non
Intervention was cstablishcd--that the People
Of a Territory were TO have tho right to form
and regulate their own institutions Worry
well-wc take You at your word, and shall pro.
coed according TO thcaonly fair construction Of
tho act 10 labor for the exclusion Of Slavery
from every foot Of United States Territory
With large and enterprising free population,
receiving an accession yearly Of some three or
four hundred thousand Slavery-hating people
from abroad, we intend. 70 take possession oil
the Territories, plant Free Labor in them, and
agitate till we snccced in establishing laws for
the perpetual prohibition Of Slavery. We shall
not limit our enterprise to the northern por-
tions q such Territories but 20 hollow A. well ~
above the line Of IS deg 80 min. Before the
passage Of this act We felt somewhat restrain.
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-
wholesale prices.
Rr General Depot and Speela A
New Orleans, La.
vERNIIFUGES.
Winer'a Canadian,
SWANS,
Psrry'a Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Eerl,a,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
Y NIcLane's,
BALsANIS & COUGH REMEDIES
WistaI's Balsnm of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Naptha,
Shermhn's Balsam,
Buchan'e Hungarian, m4
Davts's Wild Cherry and Tar,
schenrk's Pplmanic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bariholomew's Espectorant,
Halls BalHam,
swayueis Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
AYERS Cherry Peetpral,
Taylor's BalHam Liverwort,
Jayne'a Expectorant,
Winer's Elecanpaina,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardipor's Liver~ort,
Stabler's Cherry Expectorsnt,
Loudon's indian do.
DR.. Isose's do.
~ SARSAPARILLAS.
Dr.. John Bulls,
S. p. Towuaend's, 4 u.
"" Y Sandals,
Old Jacob Townsend'p-
Carpenter's,
Wynkoop's,
Shakers,
.,.4.s Grafenbeig's
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
". Badeau'n, -
& Knapp's Indian
Alcoek's Porous,
Gritiith's Adhesive,
Holloway'e Arnica
M1 LINlhKENTS. /
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell'a Arabian
Butler's Nerve aud Bone,
Hunts,
Hsyes'a,
Tobias's Venetian
Hewes's Nerve and Bone, W.. .
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gargling, -
fhprotaA
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a ST0NISHING RESULTS produced by using
n B. a. FANEsTocK's YnRhtlFUsE which can alwaya 30

depended fsiip rid syaen, Of worms
MONTREAL, Canada March Is, 1850.
MessrS b. A. ASRsTocR CoGennemen My little girl, eight
years OF for considerable suffering wona
chased bottle of Ytruge which according
hens and 70 great establishment abe ON HUNDRED
I rWENTY;QNE WORMS varying from EIGHT TO SIXTEEN
INCHES In LENGTH besides Pinworms Having the
good effects Of this medicine administered again boy,
ars old with the hAppy effect passing FORTY
WORMS OF Sizes feel
tuge and TO make the children public
fonr obedieut servant, JOHN MOORE, Alexander al.
20 sed Wholesale and Retail by all the principal Druggists
country Merchants Throughout the United Statcs d&Wlm
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j. WRIGHT Il CO., l-. [
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. Isl Chnrttes VI Now Orlenns,


nRUGS, CHEMICALS, Erc-The subseri-
n hers have y store and for sale The following
rs dtmohnH SPIRITS E1rRE 10 earboys do do;
80 eafboys AcEf'lC ACID 80 cases ENGLISH BoRAX
100 bbs EPSON SALT rs do GLAuBER SALT;
10 do. CAMeHoRf 50 do CREAM TARTAR
80 do. FLOUR BIRTHSTONE; 20 do. ROLL do;
90 cases GUM ARABIC, assort qaalties
do. TURKEY GUM MYRRa; S do. WHITE WAX;
800 pounds TURKEY OPIUM; 1900 do. TARrARIC ACID;
s. sa d9 RaNSG fsEi S e.. oSSEca9
? do. ENGLISH YALERiAN ROOT;
9 do. GENTIAS ROOT; do; COLOMBO ROOT;
1000 pounds PERUVIAN BARK, powder various qualities;
900 do. AFRICAN CAYENNE PEPPER
100 do. POWDERED CANTIARIDEsi
100 do. ENGLISH GALoMEL 900 do AMERICAN do;
iss g. g. TARTAR s sfgh MASS 400 do dol
so do. CORROSIVE SUBLIMhTE;
so do. RED PRECIPITATEi 1850 do. IoDIDE P0TASSE;
50 do. IODINE; 800 ounces MORPHINE;
1850 ounces STRYCBN1NEi 800 pounds CtiLORoFoRM;
And large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, EXTRACTS, ETC.
so bbls LUMP ALUM; 40 do POWDERED ALUM;
so do. CoPPERAsi 10 do. powDERED TuRMER1ci
= do. AssAEtETIDA; 5 cans BALSAM CoPAiBA; F..
10 cases SPONGE; 80 bales GORKS, various kinds;
10 do. ITALIAN LIQUoRICE 10 do SICILY do
81 They have also IN store large supply the following PATENT
DR.. DAVID JAYNEs MEDICINES;
9. W. CARPENTERS do
wv M BRoWING Il BROS SELECT P0WDERsi
LEE and osGooD,s ANTtBILioUs PILLS;
MURRAYs FLUID 1rAGNEsIAi
pLANfES,s c Al GAsP oF t6pABA. ETC.,
THoRE,S EXTRACT OF SARS APARILLA and cbBEBs;
WHITES HAIR E4.n!I REGENERAT9R
HENRf's CALGIHED MAGNESIA;
B. BGs JOIN BULG Is sARsAf 2 IA s's
RUSHTQN a. CLARkS COD LIVER OIL
T. j., OTIS Chnuni tnulnn ai.
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VESHE Subscribers beg leave to call the q
N attention of the Trade generally selected AS
stef Fl rs,h and genSps pRuss MEDICINES ExTRAcs
HAIR Maitland TEETH BRUSHES, their barge assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES for Ladies' Toilet which they receiving
Importing and Manufacturing
prices "
anime the stock, and sep-a In orders.
MEDICINES carefully put up Of the best and parest mr.
ticles. r. ~ - - ~ f
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and put up
with nestrsss and dispatch. -
J. g. POTTER & CO., successors p l.. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail Drnggistn
Charles Ktreet NaVyO pana.
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sADDLEkY, HARNESS, ETC,

II aTlIINIpAM, I. rvEsBULl. 2 I. ruksHulI.
TWyURNBULL & CO., successors to CO y y
Brewster & Col Carriage Repository No. lie Szstt-.
eIaye street Orleans o. ST. Charles Hotel Kyefy dep
,iono Of Carriages mndG 10 order. .l.-t
DB&A TuRNBU Manufacturers NswaTk, NJ q OF dAw
NEWARK, Nj. ,SADDLERY Ware ESz&
lN Hoase.-ANDREw .BuLLa CO.. sofl caaM "a
stree NewCsans, Camp MaSaGne strssts
Manufacturer AID importers Or sADDLERT sApLEwARE
eenssnt large complete Of Saddles
Brides Trunks Whips, sEiTtps HARNESS AMI Ei
Leatbsf logkins roofs sni THINNING Of sSeY
gcription, 1, No. II CANAL STREET . .,.;-4
sf2 fyd6W AspHk" q. BULL a Co
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AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgcod's Indian Choiogogue,
Rowsnd'a Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkosp's Tonic, ~ .
Speeds Febrifuge, ls3s&6 An
Vegetable Febflfnge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locork's Pulrnonjc Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpsne or Hair Gloss,
Barry's Tricopherouu,
Lyons Katharioa,
Boyie's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Flair Invigorstor,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, -.
Van Depsen's Wahpepe, -."a
Londen'n Oriental Aalr Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Luatrale,
0ldtiige'S Balm Of Columbia,
Radway's Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS. 4g 0
Swain's, iiouck's, 8" w " "
Cuiien's lndiap Vegetable,
Longlsy's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SAEvES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Hollowsy's Ointment,
McAtllster's All Healing,
Brooks' Magic Saive, Pryor's Pills
Crave, Harriscn's Specific,
u a IL
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DRUGS--MEDICINES.

TT WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Druggists and Dealers at Propeo lowest
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PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, 107Poydras
street, Orleans, respectfully and the public in
@ carry ~ ths 1S9Ts s3sss Al II
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS. WASH
BA tSs FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of All kinda COOKING
ma EsGABDtN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT Al
Pc tt.ed up in ths aewsstAse LEAD PIPES
deac il re and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN always
hang SP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly mp repaired
Ns ~ suottestlt anl0
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T5SB ENcH DRESS lMAKING.--Mrs. @. W.

respectfully invites the LADIES Of fIHan 70 CHI
hts store 800 CAMP STREET above Julia
THURSDAY instant she will rich and hand
FRENCH BONNEJS CAPS HEAD DRESSES
MANTfLLAs, EMBRoiDEKIEs, GLOVES, sPERFuMERIEs and
Iyno articles suitable Indes Toilette
Mrs O. goods light profits and purchasers will
equally those bought at much higher
BnNNETS altered cleaned superior Htsle aa CLOAKS
ana MANTILI.AS made to order. 8s$# NIL 1y H
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
s. R. CRAWFORD, President.
@. @. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. As Camp street, NewOrlsans
BENJAMIN FL0RANCE Agent,
HARMON DoANE, Asst Agent,
B Risks the veaof WHITE PERSONS SLAVES taken on
tbs nost favorable terms. ocfi3 Iv
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F----------
SLAV.ES-SLAVES.
S L 4AN E DE Pc T. s.,

~ l. A e DEPOT q
IN 49,. 1873 Baronne street. II
a. The undersigned has and keen ronstan ASs
lE or Bale for either Cash
nm % sASE consisting Of MECHANICS all descrntios
fi9oo s ana FIELD SERVANTS, etc. t0'
leased the Large aud connodiou three story dwelling No
oae Transient Traders their reasonable gr al
pc obaned IN the city having between t and
three hundred Hgroes and the
~ Particular attention will bG
p THOMAS j. FRlSBY, 1873 Baroune street.
sfFERRScRs Felowes Co. Curry Person; ], O. Kicks L On
tslehad Beck ] g Cocks d Co. Watt nesauies. n7d&W "
EGR0ES FOR SALE.-We will receive AZ
and oter for sale in few days, well stand S
NO lss GRAYIER STREET, several choice selected "a
lots of VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY NEGROES. ~
VIZ cannot Inducements in the low prices
be assured that they viii Negro We
not iuattty the expense. D. Nj MATTHEW'S VIZ
-nlJ u c. NJ. RUTHERFORD,
ATOTICE-TWEN FIVE DOLLARSRs
1 REWARD,-RsuaHsyo TUESDAY, April A. a Negro SsS
oia1 llf Brcklayer by Trade, thirty
I've iee six inches high, stout built we'll fellow
when he blue cloth
round SAILORS hat the end HE left above reward
VIII be paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY at 1876 Ora
street, eworleans him Jail can gel him
again splltf
GAMES WHITE, No 73 Baronne street, a.
NewQrleanB, will strict receiving board
g and selling SLAVES consigned him. He will buy
a'cfseA'S q Co., Program, bryan q Co. sep93
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DOCTOR BEAGRs PREPARATIONS.
A. GER
sasS q ny aA 9 n4 = 50 lsssia, :, q.
,P ompt
edy
SgtytEE E H.&MsFts& MI "a ElbhHtt.l- M for Disf-
frnes Dy


Cholera Cholera Morbus
mas been used Of with the
on and themselves hays it of the
R Sold by all the principal the
G Beaeh's Breast Llnameet..An e1esilens remedy
disease the Lungs Breas such
Blood in dcuS
about the Chest This remedy without
Disease the Lungs than
used pradpofpd
BY the formation OF the chests hereditary
this Linament according to dirsciipns
Beneha FerruRnous Tonie-A remedy 70 Chilli aud
Fever and Ghagrea
Of the diBeass.
Beach's Rheumatic Compound-Never fails to give relief
in lss5 than twenty four hours, - 49, '
Bench's stomachive Bitters.-This an excellent sce
mat has been long pophyacccr
and Fever all persons living or having
business even for short period Iowa marahy drctp
are them will
and ne same time they the
improve dgesoR restores the Appetite
as1ace and gives health and ygor othe system.
~ Fsthe above remedies publish
cures performed BY them We will say much they ali
They
our practice with the most satisfactory su The great
demand Tor These remedies alone has
can be reached by ALL Prepared
Is D. BEACH, NJ D., Chemist
AH corner Of Chsrres Customhonae ats. N. o.
and Of Dr. RANKIN,
Corner of Camp and
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DROUGHT to the First District Police a.
u v Prison f4 ~
Says hs belongs to Mr. D. C.
Thomas OF the Parifh Of ST. Jack.
MATILDA mpls,o les afhcs hge - years DID, saysahs
belongs to Mr. Frederick Boyd. HAehaf, disappi.
The will peAse comply with the law them
JONATHAN wQRHbLt. Warden
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DROUGHT to the First District Police &
n D Prison 80, s.-..., "a
ANDERSON black nehes high, u eds hasGG
forehead. Says he belongs y tee Fate Fl
Shown
WILLIAM ARMsTEAD, muato, feet nrhes high 80 years
old has forehead she free, bat ssud to b
away slave. .
JONATHAN WoRRh1lL, Warden.
s-ey prlanna parernher 1Avsw