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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

facuftrs informed that for fine chne Kid led
patent leather and all similar work the
THKEADyp SEWING MACHINES produce quality Of not
hitherto approached machine much superior what
pcshle 70 do by hand This bu. eNs
The sht these machines unqpesoaed being
BY the original patent granted Moore johnson in 1912
l. NJ q No Sc3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04
Err PROOF SArEs-In ann.her cnlnmn

FIRE PROOF SAFES.-ln another column may be
the advertisement Of >LAs HERRNsS Champion
sas Which We believe 10 b Superior made that
WI preserve books ard papers ire tia Of
sstrrct-fo thousands Of das Otter saved ana
nrce ihe great s anoEs The Manufacturers exec each
sna 70 peouce the best article Mr. HERKNGs repgston Amer
the su macy year experience wiki ireqacn
htoa! Tor the hest safe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

,sraoOS .oy. up Broadwsy yesterday a
whs I'D 's, ,sS y s SslS . %, ~ ~ prone
etSnfen sesud II oP gay throush WI, a3ias h
Say rS ne roos efvnkasi Ply tee tAa ~ ffy TIE p'o'
80 - s19 eho knows ths, Mao nis
sss the nlted aud CansS. sac BY Ae D-u
General Assat No l92 B,a.s-ss y RING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

lAtNr hNDRo-ELECTRIC CHAIN OFFICE AND
taStof removed TO No. q Whes Thew eu-e al Nersor,
D,s.es Neefsgss Psptaors EPILEPSY Uterine
80 - heeomunended BY the shesr .uto-s',e, In H.
"~~ +'~N~ s->' A. 'He exhibition 10 Ne~-Yors
J STFrNESr y, - w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

ot. b,5 n Mr UoRAcE WATERS 80 Broadway Any per
con Ir,ohs-4s worm Of The same VII b. pfes@n'd h sng .
c.r Ycs o Muc slec from Ms caeOzur which u
one Of tae lsge beat selected IA the cy Ickeis p cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

ALBERT II. NiCOLAY holds bs regular seini-Weeky
AL f STOCKS end BoNDs DAY l2l O'clock a. the Me
etars RSchsuge further PARTICULAR see his al eenent ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

7
Machine heretofore offered compare
those manufactured and sold BY the Avery Sewing Machine
No 81 Broadway The simplicity Of their construction
their abi, OF getting Of repair he praccahty the stitch
aud their durability there the only practical
the public Besdss the facrt these Machines from
the legal controversy Ia which almost ali others which
fact Of consideration % Purchasers Those in
article the cheape and best viii do - ca before pareAAs
ing eleewhse Orders purcua'y attended Address
THOMAS b LACEY, President Avery Sewing Machine Co
No 81 Rr-aluax n. N--. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

Al me tor ieei the burning heat of tho sn,-----
sso e. 'hoss siHs' hh have an sas"se A. vac summer
powerful sno andy RAEgESs GEFAEIrSs same time
Restorative OF asu oeks FREE IS cpts So y certain
quarters, BASKrs's, No 80 nioadway s'l~Asie H. al
TRUsSks Crystal Palace only prize medal ,y,s,,,1
to MARSH Co, Ne = Ma ien.Aue ior her -
IWs imported sS and COTTON elastic Anke 500 t:St
ssas 70 edsi sr svsIy pay. Ss5 ssa.
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s,vrNc MAcu,Nrs.-I,adies' Shoe and CATER mann.

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALEs.-LOng known, Sc
verely tested. sways hshthe acknowledged standard
a NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

found anywhere else IN the city comprising =
BALDWIN, Orgsu Meodeon with two banss OF KEYS sha . ~ -
two are sureor oil Others the' are the only one
h. h ,a tffresansu sold wh0esie ritz, 81 ea "a gAlA
Hnk ~ rs So Aeent. ~. - DI-l1Na.-
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vIcs Avn T0rPEgs.-BAcHELOR ONO 233 Bro1d.

W., rs,ed 70 announce another beautiful in the
Of fhcse article This improvement applied 70 La
ms d Gr.4LrNEss WORK and decidedly The most per
feft unl alton of ". discovered
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26


Tue TYRaNT OF THE SAND Hits
This, saws the Democrat, is the unen-
viable title Of distinction BY which Gen.
Dockery is known among his neighbors
Nov, all we have to say to this charge
is, that Gen. Dockery's neighbors
who, we suppose, are as free as mel
usually are in this country, somehow
or other are very fond of the pretty ty'
ranny that lords it over them Nevel
was tyraat 50 beloved by his subjects
as the tyrant Of the sand>hills.
Look at the facts.
There is an election precinctat Gen.
Dockery's house, where his neighbors,
those among whom he spends his eve
ry-day life, cast their votes. Gen,
Dockerv. vhen he Is a candidate, gets
every cote polled al that precinct. The
record will show this-we have it by US
now. But this is not all. The peo-
pie of Richmond never fail to give
him vote of some 700 against 60-and
this overwhelming majority has been
kept up tor twenty years. Nor is this
all. In, the whole Pea Dee country,
Gen. Dockery's name is a tower Of
strength. No man can compete with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

him Coz popular favor So L appears
dat this "tyraht of The and-hills,n Tor
: quarter Of a century, has been sas-
tanned with almost unparalleled IN.
animity, whether a. hune among his
next door neighbors, or among the pe0-
pie Of his native eoanty. or the district
of country in which he resides Gen.
Doekery has Rerer been beafea for any
Office, and he has neuer asked Office bii
from The people. He comes before che
|'freemen of the State sealed with the
uniform appreciation Of those who have
known him best and known him long
est. II view &c such facts. let the De
mucrat remember that abusive epitheti
can DO the Pee Dee Farmer no sort o
harm.
Will the Democrat tell Us somethin;
Of Mr.. Bragg's popularity in North
ampt0n: Whether IL be owing 10 hi
tyranny or arisfocratic pretensions, o
what else, we do not know-but w
have heard that in 1886 Mr.. Bragg wa
repudiated by his own connty-men
while other Democrats could be an,
were elected from the same county.
Char. Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
From The Raleigh Star.
Keep 10 before the People.

Keep IL before the people that Tho
mas Bragg, the locofoco candidate for
Governor, is opposed to North Caroli-
ma receiving her share OF the public
domain, but advocates doctrine that
gives away 10 the new States millions
or acres Of the z common property"
thus practically denying to North Ca
rolnla and the other old States an equa-
lity in benefits Of what ought to be ma /.
naged for the equal advantage Of all.
Keep il before the people that the
share that North Carolina is entitled
to in this public domain. il rightlully
managed, would enable her to extend
her system of railroads and increase
the efficiency and spread the benefits
Of The system Of Common Schools, by
which all the poor children Of the State
would be enabled to enjoy the adyaa-
tages of good education.
Keep it before the people that under
the system advocated by the locofpco
candidate for Governor, the public
lands enare especially 70 the benefit Of
the new States. giving them the means
Of building railroads, digging canals,
erecting school houses, and lesseilng
the burdens of taxation generally, aud
that North Carolina gets not one red
cent, whilst she is entitled to her equal
share in all the benefits accruing from
the same.
Keep il before the people that the
locoioco party, though attempting TO
make il appear thatthey have been ia,
vorablc to works Of Improvement, as a
party, have always opposed them, and
that only within a few years past have
even a small portion Of them voted in
the Legislature for them.
Keek 1t before the people that Tho
mas Bragg, though processing to be in
favor Of free suffrage, yet declares him
self unwilling to trust the people in
Convention to amend the Constitution
Of the State, but rather prefers to bring
all questions OF amendment into the
political arena for the purpose Of max,
ing capital out oil them.
Keep it before the people that Tho,
mas Bragg, when member of the Leg
islature, reported. as chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee, against allowing
Clerks Of County Courts to take the
probate Of Deeds, an act which has
since passed and has proved Of great
benefit to the people, inasmueh as il
enables them to offer their deeds for
probate at any time, and to avoid the
expense Of employing lawyer to move
the court to hear the probate of the
deed.
Keep it before the people that Tho
mas Bragg, at the same session Of the
Legislature, reported against the bill
to encourage mining IN the State OF
North Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

action 10 be thus influenced II trael
and worthy Of being considered, Why
not pablish Il befnre--in tine % hear
from gentlemen referred 10 and sought
20 be iniured--in time for every one 70
obtain q full knowledge Of the facts and
form correct opinionf That they
did not 80 act, Is conclusive that the
fabrication will not stand the test 81
time. Is il fair--is Il manly, 10 hold
back what is relied ON as important
until Just before an eleciions In nv
opinion il is not. and those who do i
do not wish ar intend TO act with be,
coming eandor and honesty.
Yours truly, JNO. BAXTER.
Hendersnsilie. Jane 3oth. 1854.
P.S. The preface to the General,
extraordinary production, says II VA
"addressed 20 the President and con
sidered by him and his cabinet in eoun
sell" and that its statements wers
found to be entirely satisfactory. ans
the writer fully acquitted of all charges
made against him" II this be true
the President and cabinet were easll,
satisfied. But this statement does no
tally with the general understanding
have ever understood that their tina
action on the charge made was suspen
ded, at the Generals instance, to es
cape eensure and a revocation of hi
appointment. until the coming in Of tn
new administration, when, by som
means not communicated to the public
he was superseded by another appoint
ment. If such was not the case, VIII.
did the General not assume the dis
charge Of his official duties under hi
commission Let US have all the fact
connected with the matter. Ii is i'm
portant, now that il has been referre
10. that public opinion should be SC
right.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
THIRTY THIRD CONGRESS.
Tuesday, July III

TUESDAY, July l..
In the Senate, the bill authorizing
the construction of subterranean line
of telegraph from the Mississippi or
Missouri river to the Pacific ocean,
passed by vote Of 90 to 10. Mr..
Brown of Mississippi. offered substi-
tute for the homestead bill, which was
ordered to be printed. Several hours
were spent in executive session.
In the Hovse, the consideration Of
tie bill TO make grants of lands to the
several States for the purposes Of edu.
cation aud internal improvements, COM
monty called Benefits bill, was post
poned until the third Tuesday in De-
cember next,
Wednesday, July ~. ]
The Senate ordered fifty thousand
copies Of a compendium OF the census
TO be printed. The consideration of
the homestead bill was renewed, and a
discussion OF some length was continued
on the motion Of Mr.. Clayton to strike
out the sixth section, which authoriz-
es aliens to enter aud cultivate land
after declaring their intention to be-
come citizens. No vote was taken.
In the House, the morning hour was
occupied in the discussion Of bill to
amend the post office laws as regards
the postage on newspapers. The House
went into committee of the whole, and
took up the river and harbor improve
ments bill, and several amendments
were proposed. The bill was after
wards reported to the House, and
motion to lay it on the table was lost
by a vote of 81 to 90. The vote ON
the passage of the bill was not taken.
Thursday, July 10.
The Senate was principally engaged
upon the homestead bill. A long dis
cussion occurred ON an amendment pro-
posed BY Mr.. Chase, extending the be-
nett Of the act to all foreigners the
moment they declare their intention to
become citizens. Mr.. Brown explain
ed the provisions Of his substitute, which
proposes to allow occupancy and the
right to purchase land at low price
on the graduation principle.
In the House, the bill making ap.
preparations for the completion Of GER
tain river and harbor improvements,
passed BY vote Of 96 10 -6. The
House spent great part Of the sitting
~ committee OF the whole on the army
appropriation bill. The Post Office
appropriation bill, and the light house
bill, were considered in committee of
the whole. reported to the House. and
passed.
Friday, July IA.
The Senate passed several private
bills, and bill to authorize the exten-
sion and completion of the Treasury
building, and also the construction Of
a building for the War, Navy, and In
terror Departments also bill grant
ing land in alternate sections to the
States of Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Alabama, and to aid in the construc,
ton Of a rail road from New Orleans 10
Mobile. The Homestead bill was far
ther discussed, and amended.
The House was engaged in the con-
sideration Of private bills.
. Saturday, July Is.
In the Senate, the Homestead bill
was again under consideration, but lit
tie progress was made in it. s
The House was engaged in The con-
slderation of private bulls, aud made
considerable progress in disposing Of
them.
Monday, July IL.
In the Senate, the committee on Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
The Differences.

The Democrats are in favor of amending the
Constitution by Legislative Fundamentally which
method the amendment is made a party question,
and is not decided on its own merits; besides,
The subject Is SO mixed up with general politics
that the voice Of the people is not heard.
The Wings are in favos Of amendments being
made by the people themselves, assembled in Con.
sentinn ;-hy which niethcd amendments NAV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

A tavern keeper in Philadelphia, named Raj.
ner, was arrested few days ag !. and held 10 bail
in the sum Of $1,000, TO answer the charges Of
having sold liquor 10 an inebriaie named Andreas.
ailer having beea notified by the family Of the
iniempcraie man to sell him no more liquor.
The law under which Ibis charge was made was
passed las. winter, and IL rigidly executed may
effect much good
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

Ma. BADGER AND THE EVERETT LET.
TER.-ln Mr.. clingman's card to the
Union he affects TO be at loss to know
why Mr.. Badger interfered in this at
fair Of Edney's. as Edney's letter did
not mention MIR. BIS name and init
mates that the interference was caused
by opposition to Edney or to himself,
Clingman. Now, II Mr.. Clingman will
read the Everett letter he will find that
his name is not mentioned, and that his
interference is intirely gratuitous. Mr.,
Badger interfered in the matter, as
was his duty. simply to rectify GER
tain Ialse statements made by Edncy
to affect the prospects Of the Wing
party in this State. Why Mg. Cling
man inteffered is best know 10 him
self. Was he the author Of Edney':
letter, OF its preface. Fay. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

owe are indebted 10 Messrs. Z. ]. Hale &
Son for neatly printed pamPhle, Of 80 pages.
entitled ~Hinis on the Internal improvement Of
North Carolina Respectfully addressed to bis
eounuymen BY North caroIinian." Accom-
panying the PamPhle, is an outline Map Of the
Stale. exhibiting The plans Of improvement sng-
ges,el. The information contained in The PAM
phlei. apart from HE enlightened and able views
Of the writer in support Of his -hinis,' should
commend il 10 The peIusal Of the people Of The
whole State.
The second edition Of this pamphIei has been
printed by Z. ]. Hale & Son. Fayetteville. aud
is sold at 10 cents for single copy 81 perdo1.
en-; Sc per 100.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

DEATH or THE NOTORIOUS JOAQUIN.
The Placer California; Democrat
thus describes the death of this cele-
brated bandit, after long pursuit by
party of Rangers, under Lieut..
Byrncs -" They 1.-THE bandits) were
encamped on the bank of Rio Contura,
at its sink. They were mistaken as
to the character Of their approaching
enemies--supposing the Rangers to be
mustang catchers-until Byrne was
within fifteen feet of Joaquin, to whom
he cried out. Joaquin, have got you
at last Joaquin made no reply, but
Immediately mounted a beautiful bay
mare. and attempted toride oft. Cap
tain Bvrncs shot at him, and several
others followed suit. A running fight
now took place, Muriati retreated to a
high bank, three of the men followed
him; his animal was very fast, until
Mr.. White shot her in the leg with his
rifle, which 50 disabled her as 10 pre-
vent her travelling. Joaquin now dis
mounted, threw up his hands, and cried
out in Spanish, Don't shoot again-I
am dead lie Immediately fell on his
face, and died almost instantaneously-
having received at least haIf,a-dozen
balls in his body. The others were
fighting in another direction. Three
fingered Jack and three others were
killed, and one taken to Martinez,
where he was hung.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

ANOTHER FRAuD.-Edward Crane,
President of the Vermont Central Rail
Road, has resigned his Office, in conse-
quence Of the discovery that he had
fraudulently over-issued 5000 shares
of the stock of chat company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

Itan,as csEaaenss1 wee unlris,o'i ~ inahy
Wliss q have sEFtssssa thsmssisrs "a fiFaT q
= dizrib1siaa q ihs Fablis I.an1si b1i % ne
a5aP tksy iOok rosilion On Ne Dsn,arE-ii-
Plaifon--sPpesing Distribution. and sapPariny
The Presidents ssio Il the ipdisvnt inssns iasi.
The ess1idsies ~ he she.ifSsiy ars Jss.a
Tspsoo,,. shr "a sheriff. ana Ma. wiiliam Pr
ssrson. Bob Dsmaefsis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

PRoGREssivE DEaocRATs.-Gen. John
A. Qaitmau, a great Locofoco leader,
Mr.. Jno. 5. fhrasker.a great Loc0foco
humbug hero, and DR.. a. l.. Sanders,
hitherto unknown to fame, have pub
lished protests, in the New Orleans
papers, against the action of Judge
Campbell Of the Supreme Court, in re-
quirins them to give bonds to observe
the neutrality laws Of the United States,
These gentlemen were engaged IN get.
ting up an armed expedition against
Cuba, and to prevent the violation Of
tie laws and disgrace to the reputation
Of The United States, they have been
required to enter into bonds. yhey
protest against the laws as unjust. and
against the action Of the Court in com.
polling them to obey them, as arbitra.
nv. Fay. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

a block of stone was received the
other day from the North, for the use
of the new jail now being erected
here, nearly in the centre of which 1.-THE
block, not the jaiI) was the representa-
ton OF snake with quite voluninous
curl of tail. 1t is decidedly curiosi-
" ;and numbers have been down to the
wharf inspecting it; among them our
special Geologist, who, after minute
examination, states that there can be
no doubt that it is a petriiied snake ;
Ut stands out boldly and distinctly. J
that years aud years must have elapsed
to bring about this result ; and that he
thinks there is great probability that
this snakeis the very fellow that Tempt
ed mother Eve in the garden /; Judging
BY the insinuating curl Of his tail.
WILMINGTON HeuM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

Wanted, BY a gentleman who. is col
Letting a cabinet Of curlositles, lock
DC the hair. or an cye-tooth Of the man
who discovered that Dayy Reid was a
statesman and Mr.. Badger wasn't. Ii
this greater discoserer than Columbus,
cannot spare these tokens of remem-
brance, he would confera Iavorby send
Ing his daguerreotype. But, some me-
mento, our friend oil the curiosity shop
says, he nl,,st have. VII Hcrak.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26

h a,.at Niihsui fsislsnss 70 Tslly. lna he tee
inislss,s q ihs psuPls y De nals sfseiually
secured
By he D<locsifr noae, sash snralnsni
pssPossa ~oald IsqLirs ave yesrs = noss e. ~
eanristioa.
By he Hhls method. al he desired anend-
n,sn,s csuld Be made N less ihan sir monshs
The Democrats sss. hO~ersr. lhsi these Is bu,
one amendment desired. viz: Free suhisse.
Bot Is this soi What say the Iandholdeni II
lhs present gasrsniss in cur cons,ilusion agains,
an excessive tasaliOn Of land Is removed b gis-
ing 70 those who now eleci The Cemmeners lhe
night ssso 10 sieci tie sensisrss win n0s land
holaers ash for an additional amendment 70 pro-
lec, themf Certainly they viii. and they should
have i. IN sies Of the fact that our taxes for
State purposes must be greatly increased. Would
Il he just hat he lands in the State, vs'ued .,
eigkfy-fkSte millions Of dollars, should be Iefl
without sny guarantee against burdensoms
tar, while The slave property, valued AZ one hun.
drsd millions Of dollars. i prOieciedi II one i
protected. should MOI the other be slsot AsitnoN
stands. the lands. though less in value. pay two
ihinls more tar than slaves. Give Free Suffrage
without providing some equivalent security 20 The
landhoider. and whs, is to prevent the eighty
three millions Of dollars worth Of land from pay.
Ill n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
SUCTION SALES

Hts nkN

'''sa'i ~ hFNcr>On,
HDhrMtIoRS AsO FNTrNsiyE s>,ss m, r,,x,,.
o,.SNhsf RIVER, 90 LAMPS. 1yrs IS,t 49,. ~.
stoShs AND CROPSrhe ed v,n - =,
premises on MONDAY, the iih p,s,ness ,s,. !,
nov, ne next tSr dHy, sith.ut r,.ery, NJ. r.,.,
e 70 Hanover toun, .DIYrtctrfr mi
soa.nins - 70 acres, aud "NAHiNOR- q, "a. H. niIt,
penen's and slaves '"r s'eSks, In =
ma on TUESDAY. the l6.a J,nu,,v -.
81, me next hr day, hls etate IN kiax Wii.,,
So con ainips isi se,hsr si,h ths s,n
And on TUEsDAY, he Goth yesr-,,x ,s..
$50 '.. We next fair Gay, hi. HORN Qt.sryR r.s. u
i, ~ &c hoS rrshr. IN kag w,,. SYc INopg cow
80, hf'i eontanu NJ 1850 acres ani IN. l.,s, 90
1seher With bort oa yapstlc Slaves, "a ~, ~ ~"
theron. '''"'''ure fhtr, oUPNin,ngs, &C..
,o nnneaftely AFTER IN. safe sYcArc-. Gr,r.
smpie'I trae) and ?2s acre, Ssa.h; q, r,,
son, in King william. 'N''s '''f''o OF rase " Mel
n. Wv e Tor the Slaves cash; ard for Land. -
anu syesnore Grove.
to- r nrRotiNble notes, bearing Inter-,t seem, ~
ird ~ ths Pirch OF Horn %,
a., 81, 1roFe 10 be held estate turnv M no., No
esidce 10 b. paid and above m n.,t,
-uIni'are, Plate, tc will
more par criar description Of
pea reference i.here
.- " "'nd o's -irc Ted !, various nisees
GHohGE TAYLOR
Nea- Hanover fIou.,
nt6-tllth Dee. "D''N AprHssor, Anets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

, ~ WE EEL SATISFIED, from Acknowledgement,
our most Intimate
psssns In our community BAKERS cEIEBR sTI
~ E hor the permanent Of Dy,pep.i. S,r
Of n. COLE Bowel coIplain dsr.ng .nent,
esrneA from Mis- Shields
D.,, RICHMOND. April ~, 1854.
ufe pleasure In stating great 4.
from the use OF BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTrRs In nv fmi
Nv very severe cases OF Nervous Affection
ana otser complaints dous,f
rhieh had eaied the heads more knsvinx N
~ nna found In Immediate relief by the u,-
them for ,ba, DlrrERs Ana By the regular Of
one Of the best and family medIeinss ever n,.d
e'ef 'eei safe uhsut some In house Respectfully
To T. BAnxR Richmond, Va. "iH
Price % cents per bottle
sac oy u, s Purcell Ladd Bennett Beers,
Aue cray and Druggss generally m. r
OF Richmond Also Christian Pei. r,sn,vs n CITY
Sneho9fS kng Toy, Norfolk; Or Camm viii. msbuIx
W! IN, 9fas. addressed to BAKER, Proprietor Richmond
paS- L.