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unr:sr OF REpRESENTATIvE Is.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
ur p Hsnsbrouyh Bell. OF Texas, was sworn
10 aud took Els sea: in the House
The Speaker submitted TWO communications
from he War Departnent--ot IN reference to TIC
rsr,ir.eI,t expenses tor 1853, and the other in re
Jsggn 10 Capt. Guuuisons Survey.
The estimates for river and harhor improve
,aents caused considerable debate, and were re-
erred 10 tie Committee on Commerce.
Several private Senate bills were read twice and
sosnmi;ted.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
wbule on the bills contained in the private calen
Oar. and reported three bills, which were after
wards passed by the House. Several other p.i
,a,o Senate bills were then committed.
Tie ioilt resolution Of the Senate in reference
10 The appointment OF the Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury was again considered, and MIR; Orr
proposed al amendment, which, Il agreed to
would defer the cperation Of the act until vacan
cy should occur III the office. The subject stands
over Tor further consideration.
The House adj0urtel until Tuesday ext, Mon
day being set apart tor The celebration OF the battle
y New Orleans.
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WASHINGTON AREAIRS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE drafts registered io
sae " ca ending The 3Ist ut, were So, l:23.2 3:.
!ohn II. QuacAeDbush has been dismissed from
tie Navy
Capt. d. B. Nonos, of the cutter service report
from Wilmington n. c., that during December h,
furnished provisions to ten vessels in distress
amounting altogether TO $3.50, and had been III
struinentaI il saving lives and property
Capt. a, l.. Coste Of the cutter James Campbell
reports that he had brought 10 New London, Conn.
he mate and crew OF the schr. Mary, OF roYidence
strandei In the late gale on Gardner's Island-
Also the body Of the captain, who had been frozen
IL death
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army officers and their families
The Express further says !:
THE FILLIBUSTERS.

The Illinois brings the following intelligence
Eau Francisco Commercial Advertiser says: ave
have received by private advices intelligence from
sae aiyeIturers by the barque Caroline, which
sailed from this port III October last with the &C
knowledged intention OF conquering Sonora.
1t la Paz, after the reduction OF the town, the
Americans secured above 300 recruits who cheer.
Tally joined the ranks and agreed to go to the death
with the new ruTnprs
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NV YORK ITEEs.-Augustus Mulling, a German
iAdFchant committed snieide on Friday, in the loft
o. his sore, by blowing his brains out with pis
to
Inc steamer Empire City is still ashore four
mas souih Oh Barnegat She has l2 feet of water
ner hold, but will be got Oh finally, with consid.
1aDie tamagetG ship and cargo
Tue notes Of the Merchants and Mechanics
= u oil os"ego were reia sed on Friday as thei .
a tsinor Of lis failure
Tue wreck OF the Great Republic, at the foot of
ser - has been abandoned 10 the underwriters,
an "iispfehabiy, be sold for the benefit OF those
concerned. Mr.. Mickey thinks there is enough LETT
her 30 boitd steamboat
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THE DISASTER TO THE SAN FRANCISCO
Tie New York Express of Friday says :

Tie New York Express OF Friday says
The san Francisco was destined for San Fran
CISCO via the straits Of Magellan, touching al Rio
.eneiro. Valparaiso aui Acapulco. She had on
board Companies A, s. D, G, II, /, X and L., OF the
Third regiment Of the United States Artillery
9hrse companies with the nor-cOmmissiJned staff
and band g. the regiment, constituted folce OF
abou. 800 men. Among her passengers were Mr..
Geor1e A-pinwail, Cap. J. w. 7. Gardiner, of the
First Dragons. who intended 10 join his regiment
in California and 1t. 7. K Murray, OF the navy,
who intended to join the squadron Rio, also the
army officers and their families"
Che Express further says:
THE Underwriters. it is sail, not at all appre-
hetsiFe OF serious disaster 10 the steamer. The
ban Francisco was provided with boiler elevated
above the main one, 10 De used in case the latter
should he 1OodGd with water, and she had three in
dependent steam pumps, IN addition to those at
tached to the main eD2ine and independent OF
hand pumps placed az each end of the vessel to he
worked ~ long levers. Every facility, indeed
was possessed for navigating the vessel in a severe
gale
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4HE ERIE RAILROAD Waffle argument to
sic" cause why John kirkpatrick aud others, cit
iicus OF Erie. should not be arrested for contenp.
court. was heard Ia the U. s. Court at Piusburg
Go The 9Th. The court ordered that John Kiekpat-
TICK be committed to jail in Allegheny county dur
ing Tie pleasure otthe court or untildischarged by
due course Of law. he Erie and Northeast read
L to be placed in po session of Marshal Frost
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hSEcurIoE.-The negro Charles, convicted Of
an attempted rape on tie Ierson of highly re-
spectacle lady Of Charlestown Va, was executed
las: Friday IN thepreseacs ola large coLc9urse of
spectators. lie made no confession, as expect
al, On the scsaold. He delivered some disconnect.
e. remarks, in which he said, Il have done some
talngs ought not have done. and have left undone
many opghtto have DONE
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Optional PARTICULARS BY THE CANA
DA.-TURKISH VICTORIES.

BosFoN, jan S.-The report that Fort St. Nicho.
las was captured by the Russians was an error The
Turks were victorious, and nearly 1900 Russians
were slain. The Fort is garrssned by four thor
sand Turks.
The capture of Ursushet by Selim Pasha is con-
frined The whole Turkish army, 8s,00s strong,
have
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nY RICHARD CAUThO.N-
.RUSTEE'S SALE UF GROCERIES.

'hUOI tElS SALE OF UkUCERIES,
FIXTURES, GRAIN, HAY. &C., TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS. &c, AT AUCTION BY vir-
tue OF deed of trust, executed by A. D. Tinsev to
me, bearing date on the Path day of December 1885,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Court of
tee. on MONDAY, The 9Th day of January. 1854, sell
at public auction, the stock of Groceries, Grain Hay
Oats, Feed Fixtures and Furniture in the store and
lumber houses of said Tinsey. Broad street,
between I'd and Sd. Also, two line horses, enc Car
ryai Wagon the unexpired lease of said store and
one OF said lumber house ending LIST day of August
1884, and the timber of the other said lumber house
TERMs-Cash for all sums under $50; and credit
of 60 days for all Of $50 and upwards the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good endorser.
Sale CONNIE at 10 O'clock A. M. and TO be
conducted by r. CAUTHoRN.
do - JNO. g WILLIAMS Trustee
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EVAPORATION OF THE AMAZON

IA Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, by
Lieut. VIM Lewis Herndon, L. S. N, with maps and
plates, vol. 8vo.; $3.50.
I'VE shall have difficulty in coming to
the conclusion, that territory the face OF the
globe is 4vorsby situated, and that if trade there
is once awakened the power. the we alth aud graz
dsur of Ancient Babylon and Modern London must
yield 10 that OF the depotG OF this trade that shall be
established ct the mouths Of the Oronoco, the Anna
zon, and the La Plata"--NQt. Int
Just received and for sale By
JAS. WOODHOUSE.
ia 6 Eagle Square
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JUVENILE srAnRrsos-W We learn from The Lynch
burg virginian tina, William Taylor. aged 16 years,
was arraigned before the Mayer last Thursday, on
charge of stabbing, the previous night, William
Simpson, aged II year, Taylor was sent on for
further trial and recognised to appear in the sum OF
$500 The wound inflicted on Simpson, in the side.
Ia severe but not thought to be dangerous
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AucT1oN eALne.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GUDDtH 4 ApPkksON.
VALUABLE WOOD LAND At PUB

LIC AUCTION viii Be sold. ut public auc.
ton, on THURSDAY, ths 18Th day Of January. at II
O'clock, upon the premisrs, 40 acres or WOOU
LAND. situated on the Deeprun Turnpike, two
miles from the city Of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Joseph Sinton and Mira Price.
The said land ID In the original growth of pine and
oak and will cut from so 10 cords Of wood per
The above land offers great Inducements TO timber
dealers, and brick 'makers, being within few min
utes ride Of the city.
immediately after the sale of the land will be SOLD
one hundred and fifty cords Of pine and oak wood
TERMs-For the Land--One. fourth cash balance
In 9, II aud Is months for approved endorsed uego
table paper, interest added and title retained unit
the last note 10 paid.
For the Wood--4 month"; credit for satisfactory
negotiable paper interest added
jas GODDlN l. APPERSON. AHcts-
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

,.ax~ur.~ MAJ The Northern mail train
r,,,ea at late hour last evening. "ewere oaapie
q obtain any papers.
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ARREST OF RIOTERS AT ERIE

ERIE, Pa. Jan. s.-John kirkpatrick and his bro
ther, and ether ringleaders in the recent railroad
riots, have been arrested in consequenceof the deci
sion otl the U. s. Court, and the me intimidated
Governor bigler sent order to the Mayor ar.
Sheriff to enforce the laws.
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The Wing legislative caucus al Frankfort has
unanimously nominated the Hon. J. ]. Criitenden
for the s. Senate. The election takes place on
Tuesday next
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FIRE.-We learn from the Norfolk Argue that on
Friday night last the neat little cottage the river,
a. the west end OF the town. the residence Of Mr..
paunell, clerk in the Farmers Bank caught on IRE
and was entirely burnt to the ground
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THE EMPIRE CITY

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-The steamer Empire CITY
which was ashore at Barnegat, has been gotten off,
and Is coming up the harbor i'll tow of another steam.
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THE RKPoKTEp MEXICAN TRxArr.-The Wash
ugton Unionsays the announcement made few
days ago in the n Y Herald, to the effect that Mr..
Galsden had concluded treaty with Santa Anna
FOR the settlement of various matters with Hexico'
and that the treaty IL now before the President u
fabrication out and out There il not one word al
truth in the statement.
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BosroN, Jan 6.--The entire nail from Caiifor-
MA tor the New England States, with the exception
of two bags, is missing The two bags not missing
were made up at New York
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THE REPORTED MEXICAN TREATY

lhI< MEAlCAN TREATY.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-The Washington coTrespon-
dent of the New York Herald reiterates his state
rlsnt that treaty has been concluded between MIS-
GAdsden and the Mexican Government, notwith
stlndns its denial by the Washington Union. [Sse
paragraph IN another column
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WANTED-Two first rate workers in
" TIN PLATE aud SHEET IRON, TO whom con-
slant employment aud liberal wages viii be paid -
Apply at the Stove and Tin store of GEO. STAR.
RETr, li6 Main street, near Exehaug. Bank.
de i5-ts
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pfa pialrny.,.tse Lccslaturr met on the 18TH
rNe K.a.s speech congratulated the country Oh 10
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The Ohio river is closed with ice above and be
low Wheeling
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BEDINI AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, Jan. S.-Bedini, the Pope's Eunco
has arrived in this city 1t is feared that trouble may
result from his visit.
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nv r CAJTTHORN

BY X. CAUTHUKN.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A WOODEN
l. BUILDING, ON THE PLANK ROAD.-By
virtue of a deed of trust, executed to me by VIM.
Griffin, bearing date the LIST day of June, lS49
aud recorded in the Clerks office of Henrco County
Court. shall, Trustee, the 10th day of Janua
ING, erected by said Griffin. the lot belonging to
the estate OF Benjamin Frayser decd, fronting on
the Plank Road and distant a few hundred yards
from the city of Richmond. The buildin. erect
ed upon leased ground about five years ago, is of
wood, contains two rooms, and has been used
will be repaired 10 remove the building within ten
days from the sale.
JOHN g. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
The sale will take place on the premises, at 1
O'Clock, P. M, and will be conducted by r. CAU-
THORN, Auct. de 80
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DEMOVAL.--SMITH IL ROBERTS

- EMONAL.--SMITH IL ROBERTS
IA have removed 20 the store, No. p lion
Buildings, Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends and customers, we respectfully solicit cor
tlnnance o. the same aud would inv te the attention
Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS MA
CHlNiSTS. COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BcII-
DERS. TO thei. superior assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS, adapted 10 the vents of the trade
We are now receiving part, and win shortly have
in store, the whole OF Cur SPRING STOCK, embra-
cling many new aud desirable Goods. Coechmakers
will find it 10 their interest to call aud examine an
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, to be opened the ensuing month
Oar regular assortment o. HARDWARE. CUT
LERY, GUNS and sADpLERY, will be greatly
increased and viii be constant aim to the
wants of customers and friends both in goods and
prices SMITH ROBERTS
ja5-lm p Pearl street.
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BLANKETS, full assortment of heavy
- Duffil and twilled Whitney BLANKETS TO,
negroes; also, Whitney and extra silk bound BED
BLANKETS, of own importation, in store and
for sale by
del8 KENT. PAINE T. KENT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO AND DAN
lei wEBsTER.-DEFEAT OF THE FILLl-
BUSTER INTERCHANGEABLE OF THE NEW
REPUBLIC.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s.-The steamer FL Dorado
has arrived with later California dates She brings
iateliigence that president, Walkers party has
been defeated In Lower California In a battle with
the Mexrans, with loss of II or IA killed. At last
accounts the expeditionsts were besessd in house
by 500 Mexcans, aud their retreat cut OF. Parties
were going from San Francisco TO their assistance
The steamer DsnieI Webster has also anived from
San Juan She reports that the Star Of the West
had left for New York with e., GOO 600 in gold
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ron HAVAsA.-rhc Empire City brings no
news Of Importance from Havana The sugar
crop mas e9asing On Gnely. Tobacco and coffee
a5gadant.
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/ AMbEkI1o LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
IL s NORTH CALVERT STREET. BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL-Tbe
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
OF virginia being now in violation of law, and at
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed purchase
III rty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further that all business contd
ed to him will be promptly ard properly attended to-
70 Packages, single tickets and shares in all the
Mary land Lotteries for sale.
Ia The printed official drawings sent TO correspon
dents by the first mail.
u prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
2S-ifts Baltimore MD
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Iae brig Elizabeth, from Portland for Norfolk,
ks arrived al Newport IN distfess
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Me, Jan. 8-The Post Office, Custom
House, &c. in this CITY, have been destroyed by fire
Loss Sl29 600.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.

BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
GALE AT TREE HILL OF CORN,
~ FODDER, OATS, HAY, DC. &c--On THURS
DAY, 18th January, at III o'clock, A NJ. will be sold
a. Tree Hill farm, one mile below the city, about 500
barrels of CORN, and large quantity of FODDER,
OATS, HAY. SHUCkS, CLOVER, &c. &c.
TERMs--Fur amounts over SO, months credit tor
approved notes, with interest added; under that
amount, cash.
R,s II
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IUKhF-UESTKUCTIUNU F MET O q L 7
TAN HALL AND LA FARCE HOTEL.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Another dreadful calamity
has visited this city. Early this morning fire broke
out ON Broadway, destroying Metropolitan Hall and
La Fargo Hotel Several other buildings were more
or less damaged. The La Fargo Hotel but re-
ceotiy erected, and probably the most costly he.
tel III the city. 1t had not been occupied.
The loss whch is immense, cannot yet be estimt.
taH
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SECOND DEsPATcH I

NEw YORK, Jan. 8, =. M.-The La Fargo Hotel
was the only building entirely destroyed by the fire
this morning. Nothing but the walls were left
standing and they were subsequently, evelled by the
tremen. The hotel was leased by Charles Wright,
ard was furnished throughout, and t, open in a
few days. Nearly all the furniture was burn. or
otherwise destroyed
The fire canght in Metropolitan Hall, where Julien
was preparing for grand fancy dress ball
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FOUNTAIN BU11Ek-A prime al
1yl ticie in store and receiving, at satsfactor
prices. BROWN & SHOOK
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT
~ THURSDAY, the 18th day of January, we will
sell at 10 O'clock auction store an assortment;
Of GROCERIES. viz
800 bags Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
so hhds. Moasses
100 bbls New York Syrup
100 bbls Coffee Sugars
Bacon Sides, Soap Candles
Mustard, Window Glass
Green aud black Teas
Wrapping Paper, Rectified Whiskey
N. Z. Rum. &c, &c
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 800 and over, 4 mos
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co,
il 5-dtds Aucts
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nR. a. C. HARDIN, BorAsIc PHYsI-
~ cIAN offers his services TO the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity He may be found at the Office of
DR.. Robinson, On franklin, between 18th and I4sh
streets at ell hours light and day, when NOT profess
sonalty engaged.
Extracting Teeth only 25 cents
take pleasure in recommending TO my friends DR.
Hardin ss botanic Physician, who has studied me-
diene, graduated, and received his Diploma
in 5--2ms y. D. ROBINSON M d.
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ja7 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
nESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON MAR

Il 1EC1hADLE hTASlDCNOL ON MAN
~ SHALL STREET AT AUCTION-On FRI
DAY, 18th January, at O'Clock, P. M upon the
premises, will be sold at auction the present resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM G. Walthall, situated the
north side of Marshall street near Brooke Avenue
The dwelling is of brick and nearly new is in per-
fect order and finished in good style ghout
tanning about pleasant rooms with wing and porti-
Goes in rear, brick kitchen, stable, smokehouse &c
together with hydrant aud well of good water.
to an alley.
No reasonable expense has been spared by the
owner to make this perfectly comfortable and
agreeable residence, and persons in want of such
property would do well to attend the sale.
Terms will be made to meet the views of purcha-
sers. By request of the owner.
jas TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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THE SUBSCRIBER deel;nina 10 :. :,

/ bODoChIbT1h uecIlhlng 70 farm
M, tne present year will SELL at public auction. az
~ GAsiN, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at
Suf Hcioes' a.; bis crop Of CORN, FODDER,
with household and kitchen FURNYTfTRE. stoct "a
HUGS, small lot of PLANK and other little fixing
Two log HOUSES, one nearly new, will also be Sold
to be taken away immed iately The crop O,
WHEAT, seeded on the farm 60 bushels, will be-
sold About LOG cords of pine WOOD already cut
and about 600 cords standing
Terms made known at the sale.
ia 4-dtdsA JOHN B. GARDNER.
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FUIllkE DA1r.
1890. III Ii11AfAo ". AEE5rE.

OFFICE WITH q. !. suxsra. so. 20 rrArr 81.
NOTICE.--Wiii i. sid fcr .rd - 4.
IN half Of whom il NAV eonca,r 80 $500. ~
cay freight and other charges due t. Ire Union
snip 60, and storage dae r. Rankin, on fhe goods
orddies and Hollow ware. consened 10 Hmm M. Il
Co, care OF &. D. Crenshaw 4 Co. Also. lot ~
stoves Castings and Holow-wsre. consigned to a.
Hupp care OF T. D. Crenshaw Co.. 20 MANY Of rood.
aforesaid as may be necessary for said purpose The
tore going articles at the Office of Raniin
Inc sale Will take place at the said Office on the
cash. RfIp p prs D !, M 1i einas
s2S-dfd Agent Union Steam Ship Co
Sale conducted by
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NENEkALAGENL Nc-ItLlgm 49,
" HILL, in. B.. w TALL = W - Ham, eex
NEGRoES, Renting ou, HOUSES. she es''sss
CLAIMS of every description. -. ~ cnnr4ssl.
yaafa WI nave ~ 'nseis. . - az 7--daetitthj
January 1851 =
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WOKTHY THE ATTENTION OF

WORT II 7 THE ATTENTION OF
w ALL AS THEY CAN BE RELIED ON
The preparations of DR. j. g. Rose 1.-THE Re guar Grad
uate and Physician OF w years sSpens ncel are cen
sure, safe and c6eetuat
Dr.. j. s. Roses Erpeeioynai. Cough syrsp, is
Diseases. Price SOC ard Sl00
DIR. J. s. Roses Whoopfng Cough Swap gives in
mediate relief and frequently cures IN one week-
Dr. j. s. Roses Group Syrup falls in eurag
! the Group, that dangerous complaint amongst enh-
DR.. J. s. Roses Pain Cgp will cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Throsts Paius in the Face Side, Back or Limbs
from Cold. IL cures Sprans Chiib aims, Cramps OF
Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. Price 12k, 1oc eno
Dr. Us. Roses Extract Of BHeas is Of the best
remedies ever used, for diseases OF the Aiohey''
liz 4 s. Roses Nervous and brrigoratias Cordial,
for Heart Diseases all Nervous Ahtciions' fissa-
lepce. Hear Burn, Restiesness Nun1bnsss Nenrs-
e:a raising the spirits aud giving power 70 tue 1o'e
system it is almost miraculous in iss eheet fnce
DyJ $ Rose. pgPs eo s sae ben
tak en- In conjunction with his Alternative OF fauy
Pills Price Of both TIC.
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and keitaasfon
Price Soc
full Mens.ruatIon, Leuccnhosa or Whites rriss u.
n y 8 Rose's Female Pills the only rsiiscir
regulating pills; they have been fornd 60 be oss
those obs,rnetoas to which they Liable. and hrns
nature into its proper channel. Price 2sc. ,s,.
Lr. r. s. Rose'x Saysap0yila Compound, for ~ san
Diseases and fSr purifying the Blood II u -
all cthers Price SOC aud 8i.O ,..x. r...
Dr. 8 Roses Tonic Mixture, for Chish, fsvsss,
and General Debility. A neyer-failng Ieinsoy. =
few doses is always sufficient TO convince 'ss
All whose coosi.utions are impaired BY aisssscy
or weak by nature should read Dr. 3. Hoses ncar
col 4drisey Nv bich contains description o. the ~
eases Of the climate al d the mode OF Treatment
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