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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09
PROSPECTUS ron lsS5.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
Established August a,h, tShE
WEEKLY EDirIOy BETWEEN $4,000 AND 5000,

TtTE long rerioi Of over Thirty-Thrce Years.
daring which tho SATrRpAT EvESiNo POs1 has leeh
established, ard tie present immense circulation
lie guarantees " all who mag subscriko TO II that
they will receive n full return for thC!r money
Our arrangements 81 far Tor tie coming year,
are such "a We irust will Lo thought worthy ri no
high reputation of tl,s fvst. Fositise Arrange.
men,i alrrady hnss bean made lex contriout'ens
from the gifted pens of
Mrs. Scu,hSCflli, Ctatt Greenwood, HS behiSoh,
Mary Irving, Ella l.. Sprcai, Mrs. carlsn,
FANNY FERN. shl A NEW CONTRIBUTOR,
twhose hame ly request il wi,hheld.l
In tie first rapor in January net. we desisu
commencing the following No,elet:
SIX WEEKS OF COURTsHTp,
Bg Mrs. En;!:e I. Cuien Autbor Of 600 Year
Of Wedlock," ~. &c.
Va purpose following ;lli- witi IN Original NoS;
clct-iesignel to illustrate inciictiHiiy tue great
evils Of intern peranee--entitled
Trhc Fails Of tho Nyniusine.
Dy n new aud distinguished Contributor:
We have also made arrangements for Two stoficS
To be entitled
Tne OyrfDA s!S7ras. 1%b TAG NAhon's WnE
By Grace Greenwood. Autlur Of Greenwood
Lcarcs," d" iIaps arl Miehnps." &c.
Also, thc following additional contributiohat
NEE SEXES or SKETCHES.
o. Fanny Fern, Aa,l,or cf Fern Leaves" &C..
MARK, TEIE sExTOy.
A No7e,os. lv Mv,. Denison Author Of the " Step
mot. err" " liome Pictures, &c.
NANCY SELNTS, or The cloud with O Silytr Lining,
4 No7clct, by Mary Irving.
And last, but by 10 means lcast--frorn the farcII
mating and powerful pen Of the Posts exclusive
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09
The House then adjourned.

WAsHISoroN Dec, 4.-Thc Secretary Of the
Treasury reports tho receipts for the fiscal year
ending June Both, 1854, from all sources, at S73,-
$40, 70j, which, with the balance in the treasury
the first of July, lS53,-$2l,9 ~, S92-geye the
total for the service year 500, 1922 97. Expendi-
lures of that year amounted to S7j,354,G30, leav-
ing It balance in the treasury on the lst of July Of
500. III 9G7. The receipts for the quarter ending
Sept. 30. lS5t, was S2l ,53l 302. The estimates of
the remaining three quarters of the fiscal year
amounted to 5 SO, SOC, 900.
Amount of public debt outstanding from the LIST
of July, 1851. amounted to S37. lS0, 500. The
Secretary anticipates a falling off of the customs
owing to the Reciprocity Treaty and the short
crop. The tonnage OF the United States exhibit
an increase for the year Of 30j, 1872 tons and the
imports were &c, 32l,3l7.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsnlNcToN CRY, Dec

WAsnlSoroN CRY, Dec. 4.
SENATE: The Senate was called to order at l2s
o'cluck-.37 Senators were present. The Secretary
read Il letter from Mr.. AtchesYn. r~esiguing his pos;
rs President of the Senate. Mr.. Hunter moved
its acceptance, and that the Hon. Lewis Cass be
chosen President pro. TEN. for to-day. Agreed to.
Mr.. Cnss took the Chair and returned thanks,
acknowledging his ineompeteney to preside over
the Senate.
The usual committees were appointed to wait
on the President, which consisted VI Mcssrs. Ma.
son, Dodge of Iowa, and Touccy.
At ten minutes after two O'Clock the message
was received from the President and read the
message and documents were ordered to he prin-
ted, and also ten thousand additional companies.
The Senate then adjourned.
House: The House was called to order at, Il
o'clock. The yoil was called, and 1871 answered to
their names.
The usual committee was appointed to wait on
the President.
The speaker called attention to the fact tina. on
the last day of the former session, the President
sent in q veto of the River and liarbor Bill, but
there then being no quorum, the message was not
then re I'd.
The message was ordered 10 be printed On mo,
ton Of Mr.. Clingman. and its further considers
zion postponed until NcdneSday.
Mr.. Dawson introduced the Homestead Bill
in lieuo of the one returned from tho Senate last
session.
Mr.. Insersol offered a resolution, which lies over
requesting the President to communicate to the
uinse any correspondence with the French Gov
crnment relative to the refusal to allow the Min
lister to Spain to pass through Franco.
Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee. from a Joint committee
appointed to wait ON the President, reported that
they had performed that duty, and that the Preai-
dent would ut once communicate his message.
Mr.. Wallerbridge offered Il resolution, which lies
over, instructing the committee on WAYS aud
means to bring in IL bill removing the prese:.t duty
ON foreign coal.
The Presidents Message was received and refer
red to n COMMITTED Of the Whole on the State Of
the Union 10000 extra copies were ordered to be
printed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09

RAIlDoAD COLLISION About five o'clock Oh
Tuesday morning last, two passenger trains on the
Wcllsyillc and Cleveland ROAD came in collision
about two miles north Of Ravanna. Conductor
Seymour was killed, and some others wounded.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09

K~ANsAs.-Thc prospect now is, that the recent
election in Kansas for a Delegate to Congress, In,
re ulted in the success Of the Slavery candidate
There is to be no election for Territorial Legisla
ture tits season. AT this the slaveites are wroth
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09

Henry A.WIsE has been finally nominated by til,
Democrats. after a sharp struggle, for Governor Q
VII ginia.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-09

The STORM which has lasted most Of this week,
was terrible on the lake Saturday night and Sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-06

LATER FROM New MEXICO From the St Louis
Republican we learn that in the latter part of May
Cooke was 10 start on another expedition against
the Apache Indians. Lieut. Davidson, L. s. ORA
goons, left Fort Burgwine on the 22d May, with his
company, for Taos, where he was to ioi1 Major
Carlton on another scout. The major had a large
command, and it was his intention to go north to-
wards Sangre del Christie. and would probably be
out month or more. Col Cooke would return to
the States in July with four companies of dragons
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DEATH OF RocA Letters from Havana announce
the death of Roca, the Inteudente who committed
the outrage on the Black Warrior He died OF
black voriit on the night of the 9Th ult.
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AFFsAY aarsy occurred on Sunday last, in
aporter house on Frankfort street. N. York, which
resulted in the death of Edward Bogsn. whose
f. lends subsequently, attempted to mob and tear
down the house. but were prevented by the police.
The alleged murderer, w Foulkes was arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-06

Losa ISLAND RacEs-The races over the Ma
tional Course were concluded on Saturday. narref
Davis took he $500 purse, mile beats, beating White
Eye. Time so l.2-l5l 4. The great contest
of the day, however. was the four mile hea's for
se,ooo-twenty per cent to the second horse. Di
Clapper,on and Highlander were entered, aud the
race was a most exciting one Highlander, how
ever, sfter close contest, came of Victorious
Time, 7.57-745l4.
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MoaruARy--ln New York last week there were
IS deaths OF cholera, an increase Of IS over the
week previous. There were also 90 deaths from
cholera iniantum, 10 from cholera morbus % from
diarrhea. 10 from dysentery. and 40 from convul-
sions. The whole number of deaths was ST..
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BALTIMORE AIERIcAN.-This excellent paper has
been enlarged by the addition of four columns to
its dimensions
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The latest accounts from Melbourne, Australia
represent that the cholera and dysentery prevail
there 10 en- alarming extent
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CO.. Gates, in view OF the severe censure cast
upon his official conduct 10 relation to the appalling
disaster to the steamship San Francisco has asked
tor court martial in the case believing that full
Investigation viii result 10 his acquiGtal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-06

DR.. Russell, young physician was killed OF
Tuesday last AT Miamisburg, Ohio, by the Academia
discharge ofhis gun.
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DISEASED SIZE. BREAST. EYES

Extract from letter from J. Grmes ESQ, Io,.
doun county. Va: -'"
my wife has been for years afflicted with y,s,
weakness, pain in the breast, side and back paint.
ton of the heart feeble1ess of the neSous sy.;sg
loss of appetite, complexion ssiow, ght Of on
eve almost gone, the other very weak am rlss.
ed so say that HAMPTONS flNCTURE has r.
stored her to perfect health. Her eyes are as goos
now as ever they were.n
Call and get Pamphlets and cures OF Couch,
Bronchitis. Rheumatism, Liver Con paint, Scrofg.
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
& Co., Richmond by DR. COOKE, Fredericksba,,
BY all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists snd
Storekeepers eveFywhe
Ts1 per bottle % bottles for e5.
Ia 2l-SEcfs
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DIvIDENDs.-The Fayetteville and Southern
Plank Road Company has declared semi annual
dividend OF per cent
The Bank of Fayetteville has declared a semi-
annual dividend OF hve per cent. besides adding
Two per cent to the surplus fund Fayetteville o.
SeTper
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 6. 1854.

LIBEL suirs-w. w. Holden, editor of the Re
leigh Standard, has sued the editor Of the Rowan
On. CO Wing. The Sheriff of Lenoir county, N.
has sued the editor oil the New Re.nc Atlantic, Chas
c. Clark for libel, laying damages at $1,000 This
difcuisy grew out OF late trial for murder, which
had been removed from Lenoir to Craven IN
which Mr. Clark charged that the Sheriff had used
means not consistent with his Office, to procure the
aeqaittal of the prisoner
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DR.. Waldo ] Burnett, distinguished author and
natUrali=t OF Boston, died on Saturday.
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES. &c.-We putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE with ana
without boilers attached. This Range is not sur
passed by any in this country for cooking or for il.
economy in fuel
Also. Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands b.
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water: all of which
we Will put up and warrant to give satisfaction
We also put up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers is unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
g. l. A. BARGAMIN. JR..
NH % 2Di corner of Main and 10th m,
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The Washington Star says no dispatches from
Mr.. Soule have been received for long time
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IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION FOR

I MI OhIANI OONO1DEhAI ION On
l. THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber having rented
those two large ard commodious warehouses. built
BY the late John Enders situated the corner of
goth and Water streets the Dock, is prepared to
receive storage, Wheat, Flour, Sugar. Moasses,
Plaster, Cement, Lime Hay, Salt, Gusno, Tobacco,
&c.,-to the receiving and delivering of which his
personal and prompt attention will be given,
Another and iu portant consideration to the mer-
chert s, that in few more weeks at farthest, the
Dock will be in fall operation and they will then be
enabled TO put their goods from on board their
sells direct into store, and thereby avoid that very
important tag upon them, dTayGqs.
The subscriber is also agent for the transportation
of Merchandise generally to Wheeling, Cincinnati
Louisville and St Louis also, to Buffalo, Chicago and
the Canadss to which be would call the attention of
Tobacconists particularly.
For further particulars, apply TO
Jy1 D. B. BRIDGEPORT.
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NOW READY-TATES AMERICAN

NOW READY--TATE'S AMERICAN
~ FORM BOOK, new and improved edition.-A
MoHRlS, 9! Main st, has Just published a and
corrected edition of Tate's American Form Book,
containing legally approved precedents for Agree
mems, Affiliations, Assignments, Bonds, Wills,
Deeds, &c By BENZ. Tate. Edited by Alexander
sands Counsellor ct Law Containing. in addition 10
the original work, forms Of Deeds of Bargain and
Sale Lease. Trust and Release under the Code of
Virginia; and other forms valuable Clicks AttoI-
neys, Notsries, Justices and Sherifs. Prepared BY
The Editor, with complete Index Prizes ST. 25
10 50
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SUMMER RETREATS.

a FTON HOUSE-SEA BATHING
IA NEAR HAMPTON, vA--This delightful re-
treat is now reopened for the reception Of visitors
1t il pleasantly situated opposite the town Of Hatnp
ton, and its proximity to Old Poiet renders it. il
most respecs, equal to that celebrated resort The
rooms are large and airy, and the table will be sup
piled with all the delicscies Of the season. Good
waiters and attendants have been procured and the
subscriber pledges himself that neither pains nor ex-
pense viii be spared in order that satisfaction may be
given to those who visit him this Summer
Board per day. 2en
DO. no. WEEK. Iu.V
Do do month. ......................... 3oea
Children and servants under II years of age, half
price.
je 2l-d6w JOHN TABB.
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WHITE ZINC PAINTs.-The follow

w HITE ZINC PAINTS.-The follow.
ing facts which are the result of accurate ex.
pertinent show that Zinc Paints are much cheaner
10 the consumer than Lead:
lUo los " bite Zinc Paint win cover when applied
10 three coats on work. as much surface "a ts6;
,es pure hite Lead but estimating that it will co
We. out htts per cent more surface and that il sola
az me same price per pound pure White Lead then
cost o. painting with Zinc will be lust two-thirds
.Ss cost OF painting with Lead to say nothing nhont
'hT greater durability aud beauty of Zinc Paints
ih,s argument their relative eheapnersl alone
snooia decide the Nuestion in favor of the use az
portsnce ~ Vi ''iofe I'M
!" nite llne, even when exposed to coal gas, bilse
rster and sulphurous vapors retains its origin bI
yellow. d1ieA1y turns
w hite Zinc 10 inodorous Occupied houses NAV bs
gnrn .sd WIFI ~ without annoyance TO the ipms.ss
hon the ordinary offensive smell of psipts
apartments, just painted may be Ne ut in ,i,, T.,
ponry wasieas according to the best authoritis.
~, should not be used for sleeping spsrtmen,. -,
:, sasse menths after being painted with Lead
oil wbits fssa OF me above and supply of Linseed
Sne window Gisss constantly on hand. for s.s in.
iaso PURCELL. LADD CO
Druggists, % Main st.. Ricbypond
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TOBACCONISTS TAKE NOTICE.

INOBACCONISTS TAKE NOTICE.
-. u The cheapest and quickest route through to
wheeling. Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis via
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Having been appoint
"a Agent for the Transportation of Tobacco and
Merchandize generally through to the above points
would respectfully call the attention of Tobacco,
iss to the facilities here offered to send their To-
Dacco through with dispatch and at unprecedented
low rates
named places
Apply TO DR. BRInGEORp
my 10 At Brdgford,s Warehousas on nor
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AM

R edmond SODA WATER AMI
~ BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT I,;. -.
sd isct that the only genuine article of bottled 80
~ A. AIEh IN the city Is put up by NJ Moor
mACh, VINO hatters himself that he is able to ron
PETE with any mandatory either North or soutb
past. 'oi sefen years
70 avoid imposition be sure and call fo, M NJ
COhMACk'S SODA WATER ' hc'
~. b;-An orders, either from city or oount,v
Gaa water Porter and Ale delivered in all mart,
them immediately. ie'ut'
.n,s,. N. MCCORMACK,
~ -oe No. 500, Broad stI set
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MsCHLLANEoUs.

- A CARD.-MRS. C. p LIP
would respectfully inform the public that
W lat Of August. Having disposed Of her store
aud stand, and being DESTROYS selling OF her entire
stock Of goods previous to that date, will oher great
Inducements to purchasers.
Mlliners and dealers In Millinery and Fancy Goods
will find IL to their advantage to give her an early
call. Terms reasonable and accommodating.
ia i5-14u
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RALES HOSTING MACHINES
HOSTING MACHINES. and will fnr.;.h - Daie =
sa naisc.orers prices, with or without the frame.
Saln pies may be seen ut our store, on the Dock
. LEE 4 Co
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq., Letter AI.,,.
dria. Va.
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself \,
says -
"Mrs. II. have been suffering with Liver connl,;,,
snd with inability, constantly complaining fro,
weakness through her whole system. She nov a.
joys better health than for thirty years being ent
" restored by the use of HAMPTON'S VEGETA
BILE TINCTURE.n AN
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TO THE PUBLIC.-We

E-S9zH TO THE PUBLIC.-We
EG are running daily lire Of Stages
from the teIminus of the Southside Railroad TO
LIZ achburg continuing on by the Virginia end Ten
Red Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $3.50, between Richmond and the
White Sulphur Springs and by the following sche-
duie
Leave Richmond daily, Except sundsys) Wis the
Daaville Railroad TO the Junction OF the southsde
to Lynchburg BY 81 P NJ Leave Lynchburg at 4 P.
M via the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad, to the
divergng point of our line, at Bonsack reach FIN
and arrive at the Sweet aud Red Sweet Springs to
dinner, and the White Sulphur Springs By o'clock
Richmond and Danvisle passe ngers are informed,
that aud after the 5th day of July, will accom-
modate them in splendid horse Coaches Speed IN
creased and fare reduced unknown in the late his
tory of the service, between the terminus OF the
Dsnville Railroad and Danvie Leave Richmond
at 81 A d., and arrive at Danvile same night %
Do. do. do. to Halifax IL. l.50
And to be reduced frou, time to time, as circum-
w Our 4 gent, Mr.. j. H. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Messrs. Brown Shook,
two squares below the Exchange Hotel Frankia ST.
"a FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of
mond halfin cultivation nearly all of which has been
lined, and produces Wheat Corn and Clover we'll
The wood land contains some fine timber and large
near to it. Health, water and society first rate.
The purchaser can have the of the farm hands
The buildings are new and well arranged.
About 200 acres of the above are mud land, produ-
cling fine hay, and Other crops
mond with new and handsome cottage buildings,
having an excellent market garden, now producing
fine vegetables, and on which much labor has been
spent
All the land is highly improved, Apply to
je 17-d&c4w RICH. HILL, JR.
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OF TO THE AFFLICTEDI.

j VI TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon
Colds a.hm instant Relief and Speedy Cure for Coughs
Bronc alta csn boafseness Group, Consumption and
Gsopss : ~ opposite the whie Office, and at A
% cts. per bottle -" anu otoso sIeet. Prlce
,sa'ss o. Rich and vicinity are
' ~, during this wsrm season to ssnd q, har
AR rh.. oranseade or Ginger Rssr Pa,r.
sIsss, being equal superior 10 liz nm bey
~ aae :. one-5hlrd the price, Price IS cis ooos
myS As LEONARD.
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK. VIZ
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERsBuRG, &c, &c, Ac,-Having effected arrange
ments with the u S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for, rECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route ws now prepared 10
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes
DAY and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re.
ceived at our New York Office SO Broadway until 81
O'clock T. M, on the day of sailing
v Merchants and others ordering goods from New
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run heretofore, ieavins
Ne" York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 80 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ell.
press. ADAMS A co
J. L. McDoNOUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOT1CE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
ment per steamers Rosnoks or Jamestown viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 CO, SO Broad.
way who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM PLEASANTS
Io o--Is IS Broadway New York
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A USTTN's PATENT ICE CREAM

- FREEZERS We would cali the attention of
the public TO the above celebrated article for Free
zine Cream. 1t will freeze in six minutes without
l7boF by simple application of well known princi-
PIES Producing this desirable and surprising result.
Guilty Also, Johnsen's and Rhesp's patent Freexers
Fer sale by BULKLEY & co
le 81 Isl Mai MT
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MEp1cINEa

ITO TRAVELLERS, THE WFIp
Il NERVOUS, AFFLICTED IN ANY yops
CHOLERA. DfARRHEA. ANY OF TINY M,
EASES INCIDENT To THE SUMMER oLs
your attention to BAMPTON's TINCTUPE ~
many cures commend II to ali. res
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, sCRoFUy.A m,
Err COMPLAINT, DC th''
FROM THE METRoFoLfs.--Psss II around Ia. a.
a''iicted hear the glad tidings This s but tSs
uaent of thousands: seee-
-, WasHrSGTos, May II, fsss
lMsssrs. Mortimer and Mo,eby1u '~s
6entemen-hsviDg been afflicted with Lysrc,..
paint OF Ten years standing, hereby, for the h.s
of the afflicted, take great pleasure In snborrsh'
that alter using few bottles of your HAsyTasl
TINCTuRE. found 1t had accomplished . n..t 20
cure. have used different medicines from tim.'s
time, but have never been able 10 sccount 70, @ %
parent good; and IL is blessing TO stricke hurs
that. that medicine is found possesses he lsg,Stf
porer q pse'onsanc ssman we. The upany cures
results which may be experienced from its nae -'s'
Yours, respectfully,
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FoR SALE.A handsome second hand
SCLhI ana HARNESS. Apply To
"" Ed. WoRTAAM l. co
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SELLiNG OFF AT COST SELLING
~ orf AT COST being Obliged to suspend
III; m LOT some timA, account of i'll health
from, ~ iaeI 70 enect 1t as soen possible offer
DRI GOODS at and below COST. anu '''p''
.s; sohs IN want of goods may be sure to get bar
eoIn', a. they must be sold in short time
;a,o -. VALENTINE COHEN
- - Corner Broad and 5tb SITS