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particulars Of tine SURF nder ~ the properly Of the Pub
lie scbccl Society which wr hsvs puhii-hcd1
Statement No. shows Tho vh s amount ~ ssproprs.
tons for the csrod1 yea Of 1858 aud 1864 also the
expenditures for sax nths ~ th 1858 prom JAY
"a Tee BY. and str his of 1864; also the setsi
expended under the various hesSs for tue tseye
months preceding July 1854 The total sum 81 peodsd
for tho twelve Efoa he tJ,7c0osS %
To vii in Fix months II 1858 81 ,6s2,9s7 50
In ak months OF lg6a...... 123,So5 20
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AclG aor >ioS 94o W
Statement showing ~ha tho work costs uader
the cont acts which have been made for the year 1854
viz Contract for lighting, keeping clean ANA furnishing
the oil for pubic lamps, Lighting and extnrnshng the
gas lamas the markets. nc Also for furnishing the
Coatrnct for regulating pu bic lamps. 5000
Contract Tor cups and tubes 1890
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Total amount OF stock SIS $50 6S0 %
Stocks held by ths commits
toner's Of the sinkipg
Puud on account Of re-
ceuption az the City
Debt. Gee Schedule,
No 4........,......... - 24e, 2se 90
Additioosl assets (bopds
and ussteages) held by
the commissioners
said account ............ 9iy eN %
BalAnee In blk, July g. H.3l3 IL S,21i, ssl OF
Debts yet unproviced fer By
G. f., July !, l664................. tS148 304 %
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5. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
rRs<xEDtSss OF TaE B0iaD OF ALDERMEN.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE COMPTROLLER.
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Statement No shows the appropriations made In
1854 account n t,ust funds and special accounts
also tho paid our OF the treasury account of
these funds FOR six months OF 1868 aud six IpoGths OF
1859.
The total sum which has passed through the city
treasury Of 'trust funds fer the twelve
months shnye amounts TO-. se,43d o06 Oh
Being fer six months of 1858, So ST. 2oi 10
. 1854 3,o6h,3i2 10
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EVENING SESSION,

Tie Convent0n met PURSUANT % AdIournment,
Tie President took the chair at seven O'Clock.
The Committee ON the New York contested seats, by
Mr. Cook reported that neither of the gen tlemsn claim
ing seats from districts No No sna No II have any
right to in this Convention The report was re-
esived with applauss and unanimously adopted
On notion be Convention went into informal bal
lot for 4 candidate for Governor.
Mr.. BIScrxY Of Chatauque-N has been stated In tho
street. that the Bsme Of George Patterson has been
withdrawn from this Suchis not the fact Mr.
Patterson ID candidate Ard ID put forward BY the re-
quest Of he voters Of Chatauque county.
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tbs inoIndes fS4,N32 expended by the Board OF
Beah under the City Inspector sad the Sanitary COM
mittse of streets.
lows -
Tor Russ pavement si3o, 9s5 05
Cook n 20 for Pelgisn pavement. ....... 3 164 90
Repairing psrefnents in streets by the super
hteadeat Of Repairs and SUP pliss....... es2o2 so
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Iebt urprcvided for. ss,T4s,a5
Although parts Of the principal Of the permanent
debt has paid of durpg the year ending on the LIST
July, 1854 yet the funds for it, redsnpsn has been
iocrvssd $s71 sig S. and the pSineipa portion OF this
Lcresss has been Inverted In the bonds constituting the
cett, - shown In schsc ule No 4
statf ment No. shows the amount expended In each
department.
Statement No 5 shows the amount Of debt created
for Inc erection q public bvdnrs the construction OF
decks and slips, &C. Tfs several laws authorizing this
debt TO te created msse proioo for s REIN
by annual tsxes, generally $50 900 In each year Tho
present smount u shis d bt n e. Q3 600 Last year
the total given At There had bssn psid on
o. this cebt durna the year from the avas Of
taxation, $50 900 Feb 1854 account Of building
stocs No 2 and Nov. 1881 the sum cf 900, being
The last for tho construction Of the iron railing
around Wattprtor squse During the same period the
cebt psTthe ron taxation, shown 10 schedule No s,
fns ben decreased s1h4 100 provided In chap SOL OF
the lass q 1853 requiring that tbe be horrowed 70
-sv the mortgages the ch oolhousss OF the Pubic
&c 80 ocetv Ibe corprafe property or that sociaSy,
- = sSJ 81, ba teeD ssF,enesred to the MAJOR
~ eo7i nifhin he eaG for which this report "a
..z- e. -~s ,sse zoe lG.o ltns -oport IN .Ls
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EXPENDITURES ON TRUST AID SPECIAL ACCOUNTS
FROM JULY ], 1853, TO JULY /. 1854.
From July From Jan. !
TO Dec. 81 TO July1.
Heads 81 Account. 1858 1854. Tb,nl
1852 BIDS Of 1859 .l42o 1875 1oo07l 242o $50
1854 revenue BIDS IL 1854 . bol 16O 6e4 100
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THE STATE CONVENTION At SYRACUSE.

Preli minary CaueuseS-Desertption OF the
Material OF tho Convention - rhurlsw
Weeds Tactics-Che asing Rouna the Board
Tire Silver Grsys s'sold - On the Tcmpora.
~ President.
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FLErcHER,s HaIa Ina.c excaIa s,ra

FLETCHER's HAIR T0aic excels every
thing for beautifying and improving the hair. No
is quite sufficient to shew it's good effect The great
success OF the Tonic has brought up host of inta-
hair as the man in the noon,l whose noxious r,ix-
lures have produced 80 much mischief and annoy-
Rnce.
can be supplied by the manufacturer,
JOHN JOHNSON
At HoBsos'S Hair Dressing Saloon,
ce 10 Under American Hotel
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SEWING MAcHINE had
many appicstions for. and enquiries respecting Sew.
ing Mschines, l have been induced to examine
closely into the merits of the different manufactures
and for the year past have spent much time in orde
10 which kind would be best adapted TO the
South, for all general purposes and ana now happy
to inform the public that have taken the tor
the sale of Hunts Machines, which, for capacity,
SIMPLICITY durability and cheapnsss cannot be sur.
passed. whilst they warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price SIS and S85.
P. HORTON KEACH
de It's 81 Main street,
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
THIS PLOW can be set to cut deep


Il shallow. wide narrow furrow. Chokes less
In foul land than any other Plow now in USE and 10
warranted to give satisfaction to be returned. In
addition to the many Inducements heretoors offered
to the community TO buy their implements in Rich-
niond, have established Foundry of our own for
ths especial purpose of making better article OF
Piow Castings than ever heretofore offered in this
market; and intend keeping always on hand, not
only the Cuff Brace but all the other most popular
Plews in use and the Castings for every description
Of Plows together with Agricultural Implements
In general Our stock will comprise in part the fol-
lowing
Cuff Brace Plows, both right and left hand. of all
sizes; Livingston improved. of several Sizes Wiley
do Mccormick & Davis do; Hillside and Sub-soil
Flows of various patterns. tsmong them Gideon Da-
VIZ Primitive snb-soil HarTows. Cultivstora Corn
also agents for the sale Of Bickford Hufman's cell
ebiated Wheat Drill, which took the premium at
GEO. WATT 4 CO..
Factory on Franklin IT., square
below the Exchange
GEO. War;,
P.H sTARKE 90 25--Sm
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CHINGLEs, BUTToNWooD AND

SHINGLES, BUTTONWOOD A N d
~ OAK.-The Subscriber has now on hand 100000
SHINGLES, which he will seIl cheap for cash. 81 .
and so 900 feet of OAK, suitable for making Tobacco
Boxes, which may be purchased on reasonable terms
In addition these, he 10 hourly expecting 60 coo #
6usqnshannah PLANK, to which the attention of
builders and Others 10 invited. JAS. QUINN, q
de l-Ims Corner of Broad ana 18th SITS
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-All
IA persens having claims against the estate of Gus
tavus JARVIS will please present them to me. proper.
ly authenticated All persons indebted to the estate
must make immediate payment.
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON,
dee-ts 1Ee Admir- of Gustavus Jarvis
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun

" dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale st reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
tsctare. The Crates embrace siiths varous kIpds
aud patterns, such as square topped Gothic Liptic
Circles ke.. with beautiful rounding Fendefs, Sum
mer Pieces, kc.. to match. - -
Orders for Crates Fspdsn, &c., from town and
country pauctusly sttendedto and carefully packed
Merchants purchaang TO cell agsin, will be supplied
Oh for cash by whoIes essis. &. i 3 - 5sssss
Apply ss my BsH and Brass Soundry, on Main b.
tween eth and 9th sts., Richmond, Va
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PREMIUM DAGuERRE0TgpEs IS IMoNs'
Pictures OF Ladies are very beautiful Call at his
Rooms, 1t you would be convinced Of the fact
Pictures taken daily equal to those for which he
was award d the Silver Medal ct our iast Fair
de Is
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80 IS. re @ caaEsslsiien o. tie DAILY DI9P Arch
aiehnosS soms,ssy shst q sIlshs Dsilypsesrs ef
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.. ID. CHARLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
than Co., Williams i Brother. Butler u Tinsley,
). ID: Claiborne. q. 4: Peake, J. B. Selster and DR.
w. A. Paterson. 90 19-Sm
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ANOTHER of the good Ladies of our CITY
testify to the efficacy OF DR. MLANE's CELEBRArED
VERMIFUGE.
New York, February 2, 1852
do hereby certify to the public that child of
mine, four years old. being troubled with worms
CELEBRArED VERMIFUGE, which 1 administered;
and the result was, it brought away an immense num-
Der OF worms in punches and strings-many had the
enjoying most excellent he alth 1 take pleasure in
recommending it to both young and old, as one of
the best medicines ever used. 4 -
Mrs ANN JEMIsoN, SO Ninth st.
p. S.-The above valuable remedy, also DIR. No.
Lanes Liver Pills. can now be had at all respecta-
BILE Drug Stores in this city. f,l.ss -
" Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
and take mono but DR.. MLANE'S VERMFUGE-
de I8-dGclw -'
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The total number of deaths In the city and conn.
y OF New York for the week ending Saturday last
was sSs. OF which ~ were nsn, 76 women, l37
ooys and 95 girls, showing q diminution in number
from the previous week Of 6s.. b f
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benjamin F. Frinke, confidential clerk of smith
& Mls, In New York, has been arrested oi, .
charge Of embezzlement. gt5s4s ~ So s55gss.
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NEGRO HIRING, &o.-WILLIAM

NJ EGRO HIRING, &c.-W WILLIAM
IN GOULDIN, General Agent, will continue to
rent out Houses. hire out Negroes, &c., hereto
FORE. His large and increasing patronage hitherto,
grstes him in the belief that he has given general
satisfaction He returns his thanks to his friends and
the public in general. and solicts continuance of
their patronage. Office on Governor st., between
Main and Franklin. 81 81 :.
y Country Whig country Enquirer country He
raid, country Examiner, Q weeks each rss
deI5-dtJ1kw2t WIN. GOULDIN
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GENERAL AoENov, ron the SALE Arn
PuhcHAsE OF rLAnps.--rkANk a. hUPpTN 49,.
tovvef he givgisja State Agvicnfeneal Sosiefs III
N. AUGUST Offer their ssrvioes to the ocklle ~
0ENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purehas1 a.
Stotes. 1 -
omes--ateh once OF ths pSrgiaia Stots xs,iera.
sdyos Society, Ne. 1l5 Moin sfvset. 3. s -
n. Au0uST, NsraaT PusIIc Asp Accoun.As~
0mce-asahove. feo-ss
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT AT RICHMOND,
VA correspondent Of the Providence
journal. writing from Munich, gives the fol-
lowing interesting sketch of the progress
made by Crawford, In the work intrusted to
him by the State of Virginia:
The group of statues modelled by Crawford to
adorn the Washington Monument at Richmond b
partly finished. and is truly an admirable produce
tion. The figures Of Henry and Jefferson are al.
ready cast, and are placed In the Crystal Palace,
now open, and form the noblest ornaments Of that
exhibition. The figure of Henry IL remarkably
spirited and heroic In its attitude II II almost alive
with action Tho patriot Is isrepresented In the act
Of addressing his countrymen in the memorable
speech which helped to set the ball of the Revolu-
ton In motion. The artist has evidently chosen
that moment when, with all the power Of his elo.
quence the orator launches his invectives against
the tyranny of the mother country, and, appealing
to his compatriots to resist it, at whatever cost be
closas with the declaration, II not what course
others may pursue. but a. for me, give ma liberty
less msjestic and noble than that Of Henry. The
statesman is represented 10 an attitude Of calm dig
nifty. holding Ia one hand pen, and Id the other
the Declaration of Independence. The face has an
aspect of earnest thouehtfulness mingled with de
termination The drapery IL cloak thrown care
lessy over the shoulders and falling in easy folds
about the figure. Sss
The series win consist of 1--WE statues, all Of co
lossa size, and if the others are executed with q
much feeling, good taste and genuine appreciation
of the subject an u exhibited In these, the work
must prove one Of the most successful ever under.
taken Tho design of the monument ID In the form
Of star, and the statues are to BE- placed ut the
termination Of the rays, surrounding acenlrsl and
elevated pedestal upon which the equestriau aatue
Of Wsshineton Win be raised. Ths model Of shis
IN plaster 3 at the foundry and preparations are
making for casling q ct once The horse and rider
cannot be less than twenty five feet high, and ap.
pear truly gigantic.
CONVERSATION or NAPoLKoN AND LoRD
PALMERsTos.-The Paris correspondent Of
the London Chronicle, writing on November
path, says Sc
In politica ciscles here great deal i sid oa con-
vessstioa which hss taken place bstween the Empe-
ror 81 the french and Lord Palnetston. On the gub
proposs q efhemsslvssin ths prsss.t VA. !A!epis.
iop here = thst II the tosx Guarntees could - -
tstaed both would y sasa.sas - g e ~
fkoueh iii Al sasiseSls & The pezioa they vexs
proposed would g the present dey eessinlY nos ~
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seaits u Asssaa sssks sss1t as1 ssssyx ss.ssvs,s,
a. iinl. fhe Wesssn Pawels pew hae. - -
sAas Aeapprocste +. a. e ~
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49, : : 81 s.s:ly 's;t sssssssI - -
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HoorLAsp,s OEmmAn BIrrrRs. prepare

! .xVorIANUS OkHMAr DIT IEKsy Pf6pHf60
aud sold By Dr. Jackson. at the German Medical
Store. l20 Arch street. Philadelphia, daily ncreeee
II their well deserved celebrity. for the cure Of ali
diseases arising from arrangement Of the liver
These btttefs have, indeed, proved blessing to the
tsring testimonials This medicine has established for
itself name that competitors, however willy their
IL gained the public confidence by the immense ben
ehts that have been derived from il, and will ever
maiutain its position -
Agents for this city--Measrs PuRcELL. LApp 4
CO., and BENNETT BEERs, Drusgists
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DPsPEpsIA-THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.--DR. J. s HousHToN,s
JUICE still holds the first place among all the various
remedies Tor these painful and destructive com
plaints 10 Natures specific for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of can equal its curative pow
ers and no sufferer from Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsia should fail to try it,
generally. - - - = a. r-SSss..-
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THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL

Il LARS WORTH OF DRY. GOODS, AT AND
BELOW COST, FOR CASH.-For the purpose of
closing copartnerBhip. will from this day of.
cost for cash.
The stock 10 nearly new, having been recently
purchased on the most favorable terms and consists
Of the usual variety of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, kept in first class Dry Goods establish
ment,
Those in want of really desirable Goods, would do
well to give rs an early CALL the assortment s
very complete, and such an opportunity for BAR
GAINS is but rarely offered. 8
WARREN PERKINS,
no 7-.dtIJ No. 14l Eagle Squire.
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huMoA-A runlor i afioat that Francis Gruud
tne < correspondent Of the Baltimore sun. i
to receive the appointment of Consul to MaraeiIies
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The Hon. Samuel Houston was baptized BY i'm
mersion, at Independence. In Texas, on the 18th
ult.s and Joined the Baptist Church,
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George Shindler. soldier offhe revolution, died
IN Shelby County. KY, on the 5th INST
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Arabian Lincoln 10 likely to be the successor ol
General Shields as United states Senator from mi
nois. 81 Fsl
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- 8 : = - S.
- 3 Ozr Sotrsxns@-A qsGEf Sfbus6r6 -
esxed II - wsrof 1874 ~ ~ = =,
Sons Aeass = - an hslaak - 1.s
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8 i. !! soe @ shs sh q Jasrafy nek A1Iess
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se9neest asuss s1slv - esSs2s ~ 49, ~.
ss..s i. =. s6ta, 1e5o = = ae rive sknss viS
eoN1nuxps-Mr.. Abel HI ...s .....-...,
bsiors ths Mayor 81 Pa.r.h.r- = 49,. q
snswsr he charge 81 .,rlkip. : -. ~. g. .
ssriousIy woundinw hia, rxe q ~ -. ~
sntl Saturday, and NJ. II h.,d J, -, 3.
g u 600 for hls appearnnca al
FounD D1xn- = -. - . -
His, was fsu.d ID - !. - rsa'p Ad-
Works. peter.hu.- 8 !. 80 sIox iron
jury efinouest r.n5.-.s -~-.s. = e
his death from iptem..-. = - - %
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q l..rr 49,. = s = :. are pleased
h.pner.s = snsf sAe aceident whieh
~ & ~ Assson Jrs O. ne night of he
seexse y s1any y - fse IS ts.
sasis recovering VIII prospsct n = 49,. ..t
dhabiiiiy from his broken les.. n ~.
...o. : - = = - 3 e l''s ss1 Fasated. IS
prince -. sm. sAoF Greed H Price. jailor for
oy soms unknown person. and s.v.r.s- ,..,..r
not fatally injured So saysa corresnorss,, =
Penny Post s''' =.
HRNar A. WYsr-Tn.. -,
the citizens Of p.t.r.h,-. e - wiz addresg
., .ss /.
SraIKr ON r,v E,-- p.---
of the New Yort .rs r. : ne Dlfecsofs
-. ,sss ne pay o. most OF their employees, and
~ Fiermont, station ON the road,
ls'usea 70 work at reduced prices so cents
plenty Of imitstor. nm H.. ~. ~ iuu
~ of the men strike :, s.s,, =. : 'ue ma9ori
| nust be the ,,,..,. - - snS isfge number,
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JAMES E. HEATH 6 RICHARD M.
CARY, CuAiassss.osiers u, CAaaeerg-Oiicc In Wh
buiidng, fronting on Franklin ct oc9
r. ID. R0BERTsos, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office Rich
mond, Va. se 9-dSm
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTN.}
NOVEMBER lst. 1854
A T a meeting of the Board of Directors,
IA held this date, Mr.. JAMES G CRANE was
unanimously elected President of the Richmond Fire
Associatian, vice James Bosher. decd.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
NO 2-ts JNO. 81. BOSHER, Secretary
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S,Jrne s6ove valuable remeaY. also Dr. Mo-
Die prqg y,ebs.sIs St9ss. In t1 th; city ;.
All othera in comnaIison N srs wo,fhIs.. oo1"-
de ieNsIc1w o'e "oishies'
D,sr,.cr,s,,pn p,,v,, .,, -.
=, ,u NuoIerLp hfsicIANs, Weii hn0Wn
MeIchanls, respectanie Apothecaries, and hundreds
y, gSnSfs osa1 70 the ycod enects OF STA
nLEhso ANODiNE CHEhkY EAPECTORANT
In coughs, Coids ana diseases of the Lungs aud
parsion. Articles which are ~ we'll Rnown and m
appiecia.eo by me entiIe medics tecuity alone en-
IeT nTa4 ,qt9 ~ CON posaion Ias DAhkHEA COR.
ana care. lls benehciai effects In diseases OF the
Dgweas nase M Oeen asmatnaoie over o9o physicians
thess onns1 1s WITH me recipes Of
the, me sno enIy SPOKEN OF them IN terms Of unqual
ned praise. if you have cough. or any disease of
lne lungs or tnrost give tne Expectorant q trial
Or If you or your friends need the aid Of the Dsr-
a rnGa Houa., aAo use VI ~ VIII commences ana
AZ See descriptive pamphletl, to be had gratis Of
me AgSnts
e5 ffee ior each only % cents or SIX bottles for
d. h. STABLER CO.. Proprietors.
" WnoIes9ie prnggisfs, Baltimore
loACEun, III, LADD
And ny Druggists and Merchants generally through.
%. .nsns ------- oe ii-o&ei@'
HEAR THE WITNESS !-RIGHrEoUs YER
picrwRHEuMaTIsM, Couch. Pam IN TIE SIDE;
~ ~ .t t IaiGi ai.e. SIX yeaIs sonenn &. OF
,snd pra;d;.a d - c,p.sns ~; 9I aa-
Ia @ Su sapTsM,1 Ssn. stana ne1ose
t1e nT nrnS sT1gs paoe oy ioNs sEdETA
LIE KrSn,I c,,, m... n,
Z. osE' 'naonpa.sI nmon.sSnsry CO., Gos. md,
Ms..r. Mopr,xv, Mowaa.Y IGemnel %o' ls0a'
GansiamsnHIn iasa a. Isd shsi
voisne and co,nbnsd .ttsct ns chrp aociet cs.ea
frn M Cont fro.a rvh,eh .s o,faSt hs
r thraa ,on,h. M aS ~ We. e ny Ded
bo t,;sd thsir usr;ous reed;es rons ~ ph.h
pain. day or night, became much emsciated-mv
g hole system mass Of disease. litersily spsaLins
from the crown OF my head to the sole Of my fs st
had to hobble about--most Of the time confined to
tAe house at timer helpless that had to be A.
sisted my bed Iva. m also silictsd With dreadful
tstiops Of the heart and pain Ia INV side no bad that
could not lay on it. MY appetite entirely failed
me- i gave up all hopeso Of being restored to health
again. continued thus to suffer ON, from 1874 to
Ter saw. at her psmpbI. With an.
merous certificates of cures made by Or. Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture.
knew some Of those who certified to cures per-
formed on thspseiyes and fiiends | was resolved
ob.stsd but nv we're % s9sst that pIo.
cured bottle and before had taken the whole Of
severe. After taking the second bottle better
cough. pain * tue .fds, sho1sness Of breath Gs