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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the purchase nom IN
IN dians Of guns, utensils Of husbandry or cooking
utensils Of the kind commonly obtained by them IN
their intercourse with white people, or Of Blankets OF
any article Of clothing except skins rs, s strictly
forbidden by law under penalty Of FIFTY DoLLARs
for each and every offence, and that such offences will
be hereafter strictly prosecuted
The system Of private reprisals IN Of theis com
mltted BY Indians, IL also strictly forbidden BY law
The Superintendent will be at all times ready TO com
pol indemnity where Il can DO obtained from the tra
and on failure the act provides for remuneration 9th
evise In case Of violation Of this provision the right
to indemnity is forfeited, and the penalty will be en-
forced in addition. -
ISAAC L STEVENS,
Gov. a Supt. Indians Affairs.
Once Superintendent Indian Ahars,
Olympia, W. I. Feb %, 1854. u
, 1854-05-06

AND Q
, 1854-05-06
NO TICE.
NOTICE

I HEREBY give notice to the public that | will not
be responsible for any debts contnncted by any O
the crew Of the bark Luika.
(Sgned) LOUIS ], CORWIN.
Olympia, March 80, 1854. Sw3O
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xHIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senato.

WASHINGTON, Jan 49, 1874
Mr.. TouoEY, (dem OF Conn appeared.
rxSsIoSs WIDOWS SOLDIERS WITH
ENGLAND.
Mr.. PETIT, (ienn) Of Ind, offered resolution direct
Ing inquiry to the propsty Of extending the laws reg
uang pensie Of widows Of Revolutionary soldiers to
widows Of soldiers of the war OF 1872 He road letter
on the subject, In which ground taken that any
woman worthy Of being the wife Of soldier Who sacr
feed AL for hts country would be very likely 10 get
other husband and that the wants Of . who has
buried two husbands not less than those OF
who has buried but one Uaughter)
Tie resolution was adopted.
PHILADELPHIA OPPOSITION TO MINT IN NEw YORK.
Mr.. BRopHrAp, (eem OF Pa, presented petitions from
Philadelphia giving wersbls against the
tsblishment OF mint In New York.
rEInIoSs-- THE san FRANCISCO CALAMITY rrc.
Mr. FrsH, (whig) Of NJ X, presented the memorial Of
merchants and others, o, New York praying thai msa
sures BE- taken TO make suitable national AsknoWi.dg
uent for the services Of the captains Of those vessels who
rescued the passengers from the Francisco Referred
TO the Select Con mittee.
Er. EyRErT (rhig,) OF MAS, presented the pstition
Of inspectors Of customs At Boston, asking for increase
compenfstion.
orR NAVAL FORCES IN TIE LOWER CALIFORNIA
fIIiBrsTER ExPmmop.
Mr. GwIs, (dem.) Of Cal, offered resolution calling
for Information the disposal Of the United States
naval forces at ths time Of the sxpscoos from OA,itor
mia TO Sonora.
This rssoluoa calls upoo the erssidsot 70 inform the
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~~D~~~~~~~N~~N~>>~e~>~-s
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
r~~~~~~~~~~>~~~N~NN~
SHARP DEBATE IN THE SENATE
CONCERNING THE
CA iFCRNlh FILIBUS TER EXPEDITIONS.
-~-~>~~~~~>~>~~~~>~>~
EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS
--~~>~~-~>~>e~~~.~~>>>~>~
Miserable Maritime Defence of the
Pacific Coast.
Great Excitement in the House.
TIE DEMOCRATIC WAR IN NEW YORK.
SPEECH OF Mr.. HUGHES IN BEHALF OF THE AID
MINIsTRATI0N AND THE FREE SOIL FACTION,
4r In
Great Excitement in the zous
TIE DEMOCRATIC WAR IN NEW YORK.
The Latest from Washington.

The Latest from Washington.
GREAT CONNECTION IN THE HoUsx-THE WAR AMONG
THE NEW YORK SHELLS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan 10, 1854.
This bstween tbs national democrats and free soil
Of New York bids fair ts be tbs engrossny topic Of
debate in the popusr brane OF the natsn Legislature
for sems time to oems. To cay Mr.. Hughes, OF New
York, entered the lists Champion OF the "sofs" md
with unskul hand oouchsd lance at the leader Of
the hostile section. Mr Cuttns, The speech Of Me.
Hughes eloquent logca and historical and ex ,tsd
almost Is much inssres that Of Mr. Cattns on Tues
day. As on that day, did the members day crowd
into the in front Of the Speakers chair and block
up the varous passages to get favorable ions to hear
tbs orator The galleries, too, vsrs very much
crowded. 1t now being uuderstood thing that
the war OF the "hards - and softsu With
all its interesting "reminiscences and evsntuaes Is the
standing subject for debate in the House. There was
little of the laughter and of the applause which
made the scene of Tuesday exciting Neither we're the
pcnderous tones Of General Smiths voice. the sharp
ringing Of Mike wslshs, heard in interruption. STILL
the proceedings were not without . high degree OF in
terest Mr. Cutting made effort to bs heard in reply
to Mr. Hushss being desirous to make personal ex
planatens, but another gentleman having gained the
noorani being unwilling to resign hs right to 1t Mr. O.
forced to content himself with the reflection that
would have opportunity Of replying to morrow. The
galleries viii be crowded to witness the tournay.
Several of the appon msns made during the recess OF
Congress will be dropped
The Union is out again to-day In another strong edto-
rial dsapproviDg Of all schemes OF special LEGISLATION
volatve Of the great democratic principles and denying
that President Pierce his Cabinet have or that they
VIII give any countenance to frauds on the government
OF people, and pointing uneq tbs veto DO YER
1t rumored that President Pierce has opened his
and has himself required this emphatio exprcsson In the
columns OF the UnDn.
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from the Mchmond Enquirer, JNu To-
correspondent Mt In Washington has sent us synopsis
OF an important treaty, which |. Ia said Ar dsdsden ms
lust concluded with tbs government OF Mexico II ths
Inform furnished by pondent be hutnento
and we have to dstrust itMr. Gsdsd.n has
unquestosaby accom- pshsd signal dipomssia achieve
msnt Ween ~e consider the unfrendly feeling OF tho
Mexican people AID towards the United States
and the vsous eecae ard d suit issues between the
two countre, may well wonder tn VI any treaty has
b>eu neg odstsd; and when TO examine the st
pnaons and conditions Of the compact surprise will
b Increased In the nrs ses ths dispute respecting
the rxht Of way the thmua Of Tshuautspsc has
bsen sdusd and provision made for inds nnity TO hoss
who have suffered loss In Of the bad faith Of
The Mexican government An this din guilty, more than
ang other hrsA tened rupture the aeabls rsAtisns
of Nieo and the United States may sxpresa ncers
ataAstoa q IL sstlement O stu grsAtss advantage
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The burial Disturbancc.

BgTrYd At HBRMITAGK HALL-ruRcSd OF SUR wv
ING RELATIvEs-THR nTERhENr QUESTION At
SECOND AVENUE AND TwRSTY.FIRsT STREET.
An adjourn cd meeting OF the people interested In tbs
oval OF the bodies Of friends relatives inferred In
and r.enty rst street w,s held last evening At Hsru
tage Hall ocrner Of Houston aud Alien streets.
y was Advertised that the meeting would organize II
half past O'clock but owing to the absence OF Dr.
lyman Fisk no astionwAs taken until half past eight
Before the hour the room was crowded. At the e.
trance door there about three hundred men, anA
upon the seats, ranging each sce sat nearly tvs
hundred ladies, who were the mothers, daughters.
widows, or more removed relations OF the deceased
Every person present seemed 10 bs painfully affected
upon the occasion Of tuch rs union
Mr.. Smith cks wa' called to the chair and Mr. JAs
Power acted ~ Secretary to the meeting
Doctor FsK stated that be was late I'd attending the
ioms o. the city oc.rs With regard to shs pros.ss q
the suit and tho ceccn-vhatsvsr would be-of Judge
Mitchell upon the question Of the Injunction sought sr.
he called upon Mr. weservelt In bis capacity Mayor,
and had aso waited on Mr. Downing, the City Inspss
tor In his interviews with both public funotonarss -
treated with marked difference Of reception, Al
stated that the Mayor dsserved for his conduct polu
cal arnlhilaton At time when the City Inspector de-
Here ms doctor narrated the different oonversattoas
which passed between himself and the public junction
aries to whom hs ALLUDED
Mr. WV SHAT remarked that II the fact OF . meet
ing to BE- held had been duly and fsy Puol.hsd in,tsaA
Of some hundred people bsrg present there would have
n cSusn sss ,hs he stsnt the meeting e
the fact Of how feelrgs vss affected by the pre-
posed removal OF the rentr1 o. dear mother, vhoss
bones we're deposited Ia ths burial ground foe nearly
thirty years.
vAsprwArIR foo we'd after and said that every peg
ron who attempted TO invade the natural rights pse
ME should be told that they would and must pay the
psuslty OF their act in doing 80,
Or fisk invited the ladies' then present any Of
them 10 make remarks upon the matter OF this vol toa
Of nstural tights BY the trustees Of the nve hhodAt
cbarches.
After other addresses tbs following resolutions
we're put TO ths meeting aud approved OF -
Resolved That this meeting heartily approves of ths ooufss
o the ttee appointed In relaon 20 ths mauer Ano
order 70 tHsot this osjees assure them w Be oassras
Received That ths snis Of this meeting be rendered
the CITY Inspector interest he msnifssed n ths nae
ter and thS be ha mtse appointed u
rlaton 70 H. ~ ...
nifty BE- visited On osr shf city oc the Mayor Of me sS
sc.n1S.ec, vss then taken up TO dsfray sxpessss
nd hs ~ Of "a 20 was eollsctsd in the room aftse
vhah - nsstasg a6journsd unl Saturday evening, u
- hous 70 y sassd u The pshlis Journals The dag
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Fire I'm North EroOlxheld-Death OF Captain
Alden Partridge.

f-e In Moth Rrookaeld Mass, on Tuesday Inornnk
destroyed block Of holdings owned by Col p Adams
of Boston Among the sufsrsrs Mr.. Shstuch land
lord of The Adams house, the Protective Uaon grocery;
A. W. Ea!l.tt cloth ing stofe Samuel Harrington, drug
git The total loss is s20 for sll 0o6
Capt Alden Partridge extensively known Is the head
Of the military school in Norwich VT disd suddenly O
the 18th intt., At his residence 10 that place.
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Railroad Accidents.

CoiD STRING, Jan 10, 1854.
This morning about half past o'clock, after the
pssfsge OF the train from Albany and the freight
train from New York, ths mangsd body Of David Jsa
biDs hAsmAp, discovered by his In the tunnel
at G,irisons station. He leaves large family were
entirely dependent on him for support.
PLANFIHLD, jan 10, 1854.
Joshua Souders who in ured the railroad here
few Gays Sin died this .rning at three o'clock aud
his remains have been taken to Eaten.
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Tie Cunard steamship Cambria. from H~vre via South.
pton WITH 1t is supposed London dates OF the 3ist.
(sswe ~ brought by the Europa At New York; is sg
Isned ami will arrive NJ hs whsrt At early tha
forenoon
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Additional Intelligence of the Gadsdsn
Treaty.
ITS LEADING FEATURES.
The Reception of the Document By
the President.
MEETING OF THE CABINET.
OPPOSITION TO THE TREATY.
&C., &C., SO.

We are now enabled to lay before the readers OF the
SsW fosR HERALD authentic aud fuller details OF ths new
xsay lately made by Gen. Gadsden with the Mexican
government and Also the Of It's reception By the
President and Cabinet yesterday.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM MEXICO.

ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM MEXICO.
AKxICAN OPINION OF THE TREATY-THE REPORTED
DESTRUCTION OF THE LOWER CALIFORNIA FILL
BUSTERS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1858.
New Orleans papers Of Friday last are rsosivsd They
contain the details If the late Mexican news.
The Trait q Onion rays OF the GAdsden treaty:-"The
psnipossaaries have resulted in treaty which is
longer secrst to any In selling the disputed
territory Of IAesilla, the Mexican government has
sold an embarras'ment. In freeiss himself from
the eleventh article OF the treaty OF Guadalup,
Nr. Gadsdsn has got rid Of duty; but
In Abolishing this dangerous article Senior Bonilla
has closed the door against American interventon for
Who can deny that the duty Of defending the frontier
involves the right Of coming to and traversng It, We do
not know exactly what IL the that the United States
undertakes to pay Mexico; h made to vary from sls
ooo0 to $4,000 ooo. This intelligence has been re
seved with Joy BY tho public. 1t s for the treasury
resource which, managed With wisdom AMI intelligence,
viii hAsen the realization of thoss smeoTAtions which
the Cabinet contemplated.
Mr. Gadsden LETT The city OF Mexico 20 quietly that his
departure WAS mot known publicly.
The report that all difficulties In regard to the Tehuan.
espec question had been removed fully conArmee and
shs work is to be commenced without delay.
The destruction Of the Ia Paez advsntursrs In the Caro-
line was fully believed In Mexico. One says the
commander Of the Caroline had deserted the libuters
r ma Council OF state has confirmed the powers Of
snta Anna and appointed him Captain General Of the
army. With the title OF /" Hghness"
Nv assre OF the Minister OF War and Marine brass and
iron canne a. uske psto sabres, and swords and capa
destined to arm and equip the troops are exsmp ed from
Int
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Seizure OF n British Schooner for vioi ating
the Revenue Laws.


The cutter Canp pbell arrived here night having
Sunday 80 zed the British schooner Tlme Nassau, fe
violating tia revenue laws. She viii te handed 70
the suthoritis, to-day.
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Marine Disaster.

DISABLED vBssEL-sUPPOsED NEW YORK PACKET.
Bosros, Jan. l9 1854.
A vefsel which arrived A. Holmes Hole the l4th,
reports that the 10th instant lat SO 49, Ion 73
large ship with loss OF main and mizze natts undse
jurymasts, steering N. N. W. She had . white strsak
with painted ports-supposed her to be New Yoek
rkat
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LOUTsvfLIs Jan. IL, IBN
500 bbls OF lard were sold to-day at &c. $40. 5Aea
made Of 900 bbls pork to day 1t tl2 200o
hams, cut OF SALT charged hands at 6xo. The mArteo
for shoulders Ia very firm, at full prioes.
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The Sepae Of Georgs agreed to proceed to the eieca
Of United States Senator on Tu rsdsy last
The train from Philadelphia, due hero at clock haA
not arrived at O'Clock this evening"
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Death Of Judge Charlton.
SAVANNAH JAp. Is, 1854
Judge Robert Charlton died At two O'Clock liz
norniDg
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7 Ell Z G r A P HIC.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1854.
Inc steamer Tsxaa, At New Orleans, IS you have al
ready reported brought General Gadsdsn and his treaty
with Mexico.
Ths boundary agreed commences three miles north
a Paso thence southwest one league south Of Lake
Husmsn to the thirty first aegrss OF latitude and the one
hundred and eleventh degree OF longituds west from
Greenwich, thence northwest to point two Leagues
above the mouth Of the river Colorado Ths terri
sosy smsrsees nearly ell Of Pnera and thirty nine mill
Mons u acres
The eleventh article the treaty Of Guadalupe Hdalgo
ID cancelled Mexico is to receive twenty millions Of
dollars nfteen onths--three millions the rati
on Of the treaty and the balance in trmonthy install
ents with interest out of which ave millions al to bs
t apart to pay American claims including the Garay
dsmnity But 1t is stipulated that before the Garsy
people receive any portion indemnity, they shal,
reIsaSe totas Mexican govsrnment all title to the lands
On the Isthmus This is all the mention made Of the
Hszsy company in the treaty the United States ws
they pay the whole amount mentioned at oncs and
vs the interest Board of Commissioners to be sp
pointed at Washington to ADJUST all claims.
General Lonbardini is dead Acorta has resigned -
Minister Of War General Bsnco lis to be appointed to
his place
Santa Anna Ia going for short time to his Hacienda
General sslas s to be despot ad intr The empire will
BE- proclaimed Is soon IS the treaty is ratified.
General Almonte is created General OF Division and
Grand Cress of the Order o. GuAdups and to be son.
nlinistsr t. Berlin
/, I-ltn California to the aoth ul. il received, bu
ueosrpatohee sealed and contents unknown The
tsAeiDis mail wss brought rom Acapulco to Vera Cruz
IN fifty two hours fourteen minutes The,e are rum ors OF
the loss Of snother Pa ,ifc ON Christmas day
which We do not vouoh fo is said that the passen
gers and property ravsd There are rumors also Of
The hiurs Of two banking houses in San Francisco An
assns of Adaras Express learn, eams in the Texas
bringing Important papers from California
WASHINGTON, JAM 19-loA M.
kr @ L. Ward, Of Bradford county, Penn, arrived
asr this morning, with dispatches ON our Minister
In Mexico He also brings With him the long talked of
asdsdsa treaty. met him, not Ave minutes since near
ktebiuonIb nuuIo, On way 70 tnat funct0n4ry,
with The document in ha hands II does not differ very
much in detail from the report already given OF 1t in
the Herald
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9-l2M
rhs President has called the Cabinet together on the
asdsdsn treaty They now in session, dslibsratng
upon is provisions From what know OF their opinions
and those Of majority Of the Senate Santa Anna can
not sst ten millions Of dollars for what land he Of
Es. II very doubt ul whether the President viii
send II 10 tho Senate 1t being second edition Of N. p
Irists abortion.
Colonel sloo tslesraphed hsrs yesterday, a. learn
from New Orlsan-"Tieaty right-kesp quiet"
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM MEXICO
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I OST POCKET BOOK, AND NOTICE

1E ~ THE IT b LfC-Lost somewhere between
the Railroad Office in Fredericksburg and the resi-
dence of Thomas Crouch, Esq the city of
Richmond, small Leather POCKET-BOUK, con-
tainiug amongst 9th papers, note for $50 drawn
by Joseph Allen and endorsed by J. C. Deaton, or
drawn by J. c. Dea:on and endorsed BY Joseph AL
Virginia on or about the 18th OF December 1854; and
a Certificate of Membership in the Virginia State
Agricultural Society. The other papers not suff-
GENTLY recollected to describe. The drawer and
dorser of above negotiable note have been notified
not to pay the amount due thereon to any person
other than myself and all persons are hereby eau
toned against trading for the said note. otherwise
receiving it. Amy information that may be given or
the delivery of the Pocket Book and Papers at the
Dispatch office, will be suitably rewarded.
oc Sl-5t* BENJAMIN TEMPLE,
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PAYING THE PIPER.-According to the la.
test Intelligence from England, the people are
beginning to grumble already at the expenses
of the war. Why they have only seen the
beginning Of troubles But eight months
have elapsed of war which may last twenty
years. 1t is true they have not had the worth
OF their money, but they ought to have made
a better calculation Of results, before they
commenced hostilities. The Eastern war
was insisted upon by the people of Great Bri-
tain, and they ought not to grumble at the
cost. If they grumble already, what will
they do year hence? Perhaps, after all,
they would better make peace, and leave
the sick man to his fate.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.

Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl Tor 14th) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
FALL TR DE 1854.
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
lO Of the Merchants Of Virginia North Caross
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
Of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, of his own d.
rect Importation embracing many new and desirable
patterns and shapes and general assortment Of Gut
Moulded and Plain GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted TO the
wants Of the trade
He pledges himself to sell on a. good terms a. any
repacking house In the United States and 10 use his
best enerts to rive entire satisfaction.
prices. s~s'J' - ia0soiJ
~. 2. Particular attention given to the careful
packi na end prompt forwarding of Goods.
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In this city, on 1sr inst, MICHAEL LENORD.
formerly Of Baltimore.
This friends and scqusintanres are requested tn at
tend his funeral from the resdence Of Mrs. Cubbins,
on Oregon Hui. this afternoon at 81 o'clock.
CR~ Baltimore rapers plasse ccpv
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HAIR CUTTING. HAIR CUrTING-Strang-
visiting the Agricultural Fair wishing to get their
hair Cut in the latest and most approved style and
their Whiskers changed to most beautiful black or
brown color, would advise them to call at the Hsir
Cutting, Shaving, Shampooaing and Bathing Saloon
nuder the American Hotel. Entrance on 18th street
all hours. Single Bath Is cts or 5 tickets for 81.
oc 30
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STEWART HoLLAND.-Subscriptio papers have
been placed at the counting rooms OF the Union and
Globe Offices and at the office of Wil.rd,s hotel,
Warrington. for contributions towards the erection
OF monument, to commemorate the virtues OF
Stewart Holland, in one of the cemeteries of that
civ
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CHOLERA PREyENTIvE.-Dr RoBINsOr's
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE!~Ths preparation is offered
to the public not infalbe remedy but as being
the best yet discovered for Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Diarrhgs, Oysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow.
els, Sick Stomach, &C., &c 1t is not unpleasant TO
the TASTE causes unpleasant sensstion, and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink in moderation.
such things you have found By experience to agree
with YOU. T. D. RORTNSON M n
Office on franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
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Tur RrpoRr of the Agricultural Com
r;ss;oner MIR. f. RUrFIE, which we have
been compelled to postpone to this time, may
he found on the fourth page of this morn
mos Dispatch.
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The MINERS IN California, who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, declare them
worth their weight in gold, in preventing colds and
coughs from constant exposure. While usin tn EN-
it is impossible for the weather affect the head or
lungs Price so cents per bottle. To be had of all
elsewhere. oc2
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And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. oc SO-dAsISt

MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pills are
ranked amongst the most popular remedies of the
day That will cure liver complaint sick headache
and dyspepsia is NOW beyond doubt Read the fol-
lowing testimony from well known lady and gentle
man of our own city:
New York. August 8, 1852.
. MIR. and Mrs. Williams, No 248 Seventh street. ties.
fy that they have both been suffering with the
complaint for about five years. during which time
they have spent large amount of money, ard tried
many remedies: but to no purpose. Finally, hearing
of DR. M'Lanes Pills they purchs ssd four boxes
which they took according to the directions
panyng each box, and now pronounce themselves
perfectly cured of that distressing disease
P. S-Dr. MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge elso hs
Liver Pills, be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
and take none blu. DR.. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS
All others. in comparison, worthless.
oc S0-dGcIw
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Score
tGryof The IiY9inia State agricultural Society," and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
States.
Ofice-at the Office Of the Vi,ginia State Agyicul.
tavat Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NerARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Omce-6saDoVe. fe8-ta