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BAPT ISM OF THE YOUNG Princess OF AUSTRIA
The Journal de Franefort gives the following de-
tails from Vienna Of the baptism of the young Prin-
cess of Austria
The baptism took place in the church Of the Hof
burg All the court in grand costu ne, and the men,
bers of the corps dipiomatiqae, assembled in the
apartments OF the palace, ana, having form cd
tfge, proceeded to the church First marched the
imperial pages then the chamberlains privy council.
lors, and other dignares; xt the archdukes with
heir grand masters of the courts then the Emperor
with his principal chamberlain and his fret aid-de-
camp his Majesty was followed by the first grand
master of the court, bearing the august Princess
silver embr odsred drspery thenurss Of the young
archdukes and the females in her service following
finally there ,me the Arch6uchess Sophia with the
grand master and tho grand mistress of her house.
hold. The guard of the Trabans tr the gendaru,ie
Of the guard formed Iiaes to the church The En-.
peror on his entranTe was greeted By flourish of
trumpes The fret grand master of the court having
the high alter by the side Of which stood he Arch
duchess Sophia as rst godmother the Emperor and
the archdukes took their places The officiating bish
op then addressed to- the august godmother the usual
questions: after which the ceremony OF baptism
was proceeded to After this solemn act the young
princess veyed to the apartments of the Em
press TIE Deun then chsnted; aud after it he
officiating bishop, with his croier and mitre, np-
proach cd the Emperor and congratulated him. The
Emperor then left the church, amidst the sound OF
trumpes and drums and proceeded to the sparme
of the Empress The Emperor returned In q few
moments 70 the Hall of Ceremonies, where he re-
ceiyed the congratulations of the dgnitaries OF the
court of the empire, of members of the corps do-
atigne of the generals and Officers OF the garrison
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TRADE WITH JAPAN.--A firm in San Francisco
have chartered brig for Japan, which 10 the frst
vessel ever sent from America to that country for
trading purposes.
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STPARATED FROM HIS W1FE-ErIcsson, the
unfortunate inventor of the caoric ship, spent all
his wifes fortune in carrying out his enterprise
This led to recrimination, and his wife has sepa.
rated from him, leaving him lriendless. poor, and
ruined man
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EARTHQUAKE AT TAMPA, FLA-The report and
shock OF an earthquake, some other unusual
CONFUSION OF nature, was very sensibly heard and
felt by many of the inhabitants of Tampa. FIorids.
about o'clock on Tuesday, the 9th uit The Air
was felt to vbrate and the houses shook with such
violence as to inspire many of the citizens with
terror.
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PRICE ONE CENT

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE The following case of n.
heartless ruin OF young and innocent cir, wa,
yesterday made known TO the Mayor of New York
The letter. translated from the original German
in which it was written sufficiently explains h
self
NEW YORK, April 2. 1sj5.-YoUR HoNoR-No,
being versed In the English language, / write to
your honor In German, hoping that it will be trans
late1 to you: Twice or thrice made complaint al
the Station.bouse, No, 40 Leonard street. against
certain Mrs. -, who keeps one of the worst
kind OF houses of ill-fame at No. Hudson street,
and sells wine and brandy, not only on week days
but Sundays also, without license clerk in
grocery store In Hudson street. paid seven shlings
Tor II glasses OF brandy on Sunday last. l. poor
German girl, was locked up by this woman in
room aud made to fall from virtue, and have only
been able to escape from this den for few days
Now, sir, have none to revenge me upon this wo.
man but you, and hope that you will do so to
prevent other girls being led to crime by this iend
ish woman. | will be thankful to you all my life
If you will.
(Signed) PooR GERMAN G1RI.
VINO keeps her name secret, from fear that 1t might
De known to her parents and acquaintauces
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PETaIFEp WHEAT Specimens Of petrified whes a
have been picked up on the Blue river, In Kansas
territory.
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
RAGS, ROPES, BAGGIEG &c.) South Franklin St
doors West Of Old ma.Let, buys small as well a
large lots. fe 9-d6m
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. TO
III COUNTRY MERCHANTS - unaexstaaa;..

IN COUNTRY MERCHANTS - UnderstandipR
that some person or persons circulating, to INV
DISADVANTAGE the report that have not ecsived apy
goods this Spring, and have assortment or stock
on hand take this method of announcing the SAID
REPORT AN UNMITI8ATED FALSEHOOD
started and crcuated BY its authors for selfish ID
poses.
l respectfully invite call frsm ALL In want of
anything In my line, to an examination of nv stock
and prices, assuring them that can furnish full a.
sortment of staple and fancy goods Of the newest
styles and ct less prices than they selling for In
the market HUGH A WATT,
NH 2S-l0t - Mar -
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"IkoFF AND THE SOUTHERN LADIEs.-Wikotfi ia
out with more last words" in the Home Journal
about his courtship. He now throws the blame or
his disappointment on the south-setting down all
southern ladies as systematic conuettesr
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JOHN K D PAYNE,
AREL 4. MAYO.

MEDICAL CAkD.--DR. +. H CHRISTIAN
offers his professional services to the citizens of
Richmond. Office on Man street, next door to J g.
Wayt, Dentist. DR.. C. may be found at ght at the
American Hotel. NH 2t-l5t
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RATS IN HARNEss.-A sporting gentleman in New
York offers to bet large amount that during the
coming summer he will drive from the Astor House
to Union Square 10 light wagon drawn by rats
he calculates that he can accomplish the task with
100 rats in harness
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STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN.-The steamer Express
blown up near the mouth OF tbs Illinois river.
on Friday last. No lives were lost
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REmoyAL.-The Of ca of the R,cunox,

REMOvAL.-The Off ce of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has BEEN removed TO the second
story OF the Building corner of Main and IIth st.
y Entrance on lIth stre.s
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES. will be promptl:f attended to.
Without boasting of the ability to comply with
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in whinh it has been transacted
:, JAMES c. CRANE, President
JNo. III. bosHER Secretary jalS
Coon MEDICINES ng-cOntinued and
systematic putting will succe3d in bringing any
wort thess nossrum before the public but, lacking
merit, it cannot long retain the position it for while
s;sqmsS We dssiIe ms,,y M to make ST IsTABLERs
the public, feeling confde at that good medicine
which has been endorsed by of the brightest
own popularity, and one which will be lasting as
the good effects its use is constantly producing Ths
excellent medicine is very efficient in Coughs Colds
Bronchitis, and other diseases of the lungs and
throat 1t has been productive of beneficial results
in great number of cases in different parts Of the
country; and physicians of the highest standing ar
in the habit of using that and STABLER'S DIAR
RHQA CORDIAL IN their practice.
a. See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis
the Agents.
~ Price for each only 50 cents, or SIX bottles 70
sTABhEE MaaII:i'. CO., h f.og.ls.o.. 3 s:;ssa.
+ Wholesale Agents. Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
/ THE LIVER PuLL.-The Liver Pills of
Dr. NJ Lane were first used by him exclusively in his
own practice So efficacious were they in all cases
of Liver complaint, that they became famous and
attracting the attention Of the medical faculty, pa,s
ed into general They act with great certainty
ard regularity; the patient almost feeis
the dispersion of his disease and is gradually restored
to health. With some the effect is almost miracu
lous, frequently experiencing immediate relief after
having for months resorted to drugs and medicines
of another description. in vain. Diseases the liver
| are very common in this country, and are often
f-shtful in character. Those who experience any
of the premonitory symptoms Of this dangerous and
complicated disease should at once procure box
DR.. MLane's Pills, and perhaps thereby be save
world of misery.
PS.-The above valuable remedy also o i.Ae.
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at a respests-
BILE Drug Stores in this city.
E| Purchasers will please be careful to ask tor,
and take none but DR.. MLANE'S FERMIFUGE.
All others, in comparison. are worthless
NH 20-dGcIw
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JEo. W. WRIGHT IL 90. are prepared
to receive eli kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage at their Warehouse on the Dock, on as rea
sousble terms "a it cen be taken in the city.
fe l2-tm
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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LlNE FOR
PHILADELPHIA Shippers by this line respect
fully informed that, are now running our three
s'esmers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY preqared 10 Teceipc freight at an
i'aes for the dboUe p1Tt.
lfshpp1.s will give us the ccasignceS name on the
ticket Tor the last load and state whether receipt
IA swsnied, ire t7 take pleasure Ia sending bills iadng
t' them. III p. FUTILE.
nh Its Aren't
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~ The undersigned has taken the house corner Of
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs NJ B. 4 c. b. Hili. for the purpose Of con.
ducting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
all kinds of Grain. Min 0Hal, Hay. Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept In 0ranariss and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms 10 secure
liberal patronage fssm bis fiiends and the public
anywhere In tho corporation. He Win also attend 10
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commissIon, and will insure for his
hsnment entrusted TO him. JOHN w. COSBY.
70 H--ts
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MAGICAL PAIN EXs

IL TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns scalds, in from one to
tweptv minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar it effectually cures Fever Sores, Piles, sst
Rheum, Inhammstory Rheumatism. Cuts. Wounds,
Braises Scaid Head, Corns and Bunicns, EryGpelas,
sprsins Swellinge Fslons, Chilbsins, Bites of In
rsa,s Sweled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptions and all othsrina.mmatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
new steel plate label, and signed by Fl DALEY. Ma
ker and C y. Ciickney L. Co PropTietors, to guard
against The numerous counterfeits In nearly every
store.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists, are the only
suthorzs ed agents for the sale Of the genuine new
style and they furnish the trade at propretors pri
ces Retail price only Csc. q box, NH 26-d&w6m
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CARDINAL HATS VACANT..-Cardina Macchi the
Oldest member of the Sacred College, Is stated to
be 30 seriously Ill to have received the last sacra
ments. -Four cardinals hats are already vacant
in consequence ofdeabs since the beginning of the
year.
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At HoBsoE's Hsir-Dressng Saloon,
fe "a Under American Hotel.

Goo, News FOR THE SICK.-Rey. Jas.
". Hunncutt, editor of that popular paper the
" Christian Banner" published at Fredericssburg
a. IN his editorial of March 29th 1855 thus speaks
Of llsmpton's Vegetable Tinciure.
The season of the yesr for feebleness of BODY
and general debility is now approaching, and we
would particularly invite attention to Hsmpton' 8
Celebrated Vegetable Tinctur. " and caH and do f.
it oUr duty, TO recommend it TO sll who are dyspep-
t'c otherwise in feeble Etste of health We
know the ririUe the supreme excellence of this medi
eide, tor We have tried it TO the saving of our own
health, aud. perhaps, life also. No family should be
without this medicine. Especially in all lower Vir-
E'nis should 'HamPton's Tincture' be used freely
The medicine NAV appesI to he purchaser to be
very dear dollar per bottle but even at that
price consider 1t The cFeapest medicine in sill our
country. We doubtvery much whether it ever fails
TO do good
Cal and get pamphlets and cures OF Coughs
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver complaint Scr0ifula
As q liver conn plant It ia unTiva I'd.
Sold by o. A. sTRECKERand PURCELL, LADD
co, Richmond; by DR. COOKE. Fredericksburg:
hY all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
n MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggats and
Storekeepers everywhere.
~ One Dollar per bottle-six bottles for s..
sPS-d&cts
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING AND DEAT1r-uaszard.s
uazete, published at Charlestown Prince Ed
wards Island, gives account of the suffsripes of
the crew and passengers of of the mail boats In
aeInptihg 10 cross the Straits of Northumberland,
a lew weeks ago The ice boat contained a crew
OF four men and three passengers. For three dsvs
the party were exposed to a severe storm without
any other food than spaniel dog belonging to one
., ele passengers which they killed, drank its
blood, and ate the flesh raw. One of the nassen-
gers ded from exhaustion, and the others were in
a perlshing condition when assistance reached
mem mem The young man who perished was James
enly a,tay nasZaro student In the Medical College
attached to Harvard University, and well known in
boston ana Cambridge He was eighteen wears OF
age, and had the reputation of being young man
OF rare promise N'
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STRANGE VISITORS. On Saturday last, two boa
constructors, one alive, and the other dead, were
iound In the cellar of the old Custom House, in
Second street, New York. The live one YVES about
six feet in length. 1t was Immediately killed
How these terrible reptiles came In such place Is
a mystery
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EsGRA WE'D LIKENE EssEs The
suoscribor proposes Publishing Engraved Likeness
IS OF the Pastors of the different Churches in this
city, provided that he get a sufficient number
O. subscribers TO pay the expense of publication
Ih1se favorable TO this enterprise and who wish to
secure good likene,s of their Pastor will please
cs and subscribe, when the style and size of the en-.
fiaSnss can be Price of each portrait 81.
mn 50 NJ. 2. SIM0kS, ISL Main st.
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oolFAEE ON CATHOLIC SCHOOL The Boston
Daliy Advertiser gives excited account of out
'ges alleged to have been committed upon seven
iaoes Sisters of Charity and teachers of school in
the vicinity OF Boston, by committee of the men,
bers of the Legislature. The Legislature appointed
SPeciai committee to visit the school, and it is al
ieged that in performing the task the member, be
haved indecorously and disrespectfully. The Atlas
says
members of the Legislature by this title-rosme ed
over the whole house, from attic to cellar No
chamber, no pasclge. no closet cupboard escaped
their vigant search. No part of the house was
enough sacred, or enough protected by respect for
the common courtesies of civilized life, to be spared
ln the examination The ladies' dresses hanging
in their wardIobes, tossed over. The party in.
vaded the chapel and sh wed their respect Pro-
testsnts we presume-for the One God whom all
Christians worship, by talking loudly with their hats
on while the ladies shrank in terror at the desecra
tiop of spot which they believe hslowed
while in the chapel the ladies declined holding
any conversation with their prosecutors; but in an
other part Of the house the principal pressed her
perfect Willingness to answer any questions pro.
pounded by the committee. Ole of the gentle.
mem accordingly pats her aiectionately on the back
with one hand, turns over the rosery SUSPENDED
round her neck with the other. and asks her il she
Is content with her situation, whether she can leave
when she pleases! The young ladies' were of course
subjected to questions even more rude-whethsr
what punishments they suffer from misdemeanorsi9
&C. scarcely necessary to describe such CONVEX
saton In detail the reader can readily ina sne what
the scene must have been"
The statements of the Atlss gave rise to an xcted
debate in the Legislature in which its charges ere
declared unworthy of credit false as a whole and
false in detail and taking their spirit from the ed
tors oppt sition to the American party. A special
committee of examination was appointed.
The Boston Bee contradicts the above statemen,
and says that the investigation was conducted with
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4 IGHTNING RODS.-PROTECT

IL YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS!-STEB-
BINS d MILLER, having been ngaged In this city
and the surrounding country for number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
ss they believe given entire satisfaction. would In
form the public that they stiti prepared to put
up, either in town country LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers
Thank full for past patronage, they respectfully ask
a continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through tho
Richmond Post Office, Box II NH H-Sm*
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EOR SALE-Exchange Bank Stock.
l. Virginia State Registered and Coupon Bonds.
Virginia Central Railroad fmortgsged) Bonds.
Virginia and Tenn. do. do. Bonds.
do do do. Stock. q
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Stock.
do do. do. (morte'd) Bonds
Southside Railroad Bonds, suarantisd BY CITY Of
Petersburg. K. III. MAURY CO.
NH Gas
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BOUNTY LAND. go
] will prosecute claims against the !

! will prosecute claims against the Fede-
fal Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
rioNS, on the most satisfactory terms
ohoer recent act OF Congress, soldiers who serv
ed period Of foHrteea days IN any trar since I77e
and II such soldiers be dead. their widows or minor
cniIditn are entitled TO l6G acres Of land Tho Sc
who have received less than leo acres are entided
10 ~ much more as will make that quantity.
hhy'hg been engaged clerk in the Pension
ana bounty Land DepaTtIent at Washington, foi
cebrly three yesTs, have peculiar advantages for
pTo,ecutins claims Of the shove description.
Communications by mail Tcst paid, at the Office
- Payne Mayo, in Wellington Goddin's new
building Bank street. viii be attended to at cnce'
Any reference given that may be desired.
h3-d& WSm ABEL u. MAYO.
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LOUIS j. b ossIE x, Manufacturer of
steau Refined CANDIES, No. IO7 Main at. Rich.
"on0 Va. Country trade supplied at short notice.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 4TH
~ AND MARSHALL STREETS FOR SALE
The subsc tbers are authorized to cell the desrable
Brick Dwelling at the corner Of 4th and Marshsll
streets, now in the occupancy Of Thomas Evans,
mi NH ssrst srssi, . ooDplN L ArpERgoN.
EOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
l. DING, FACING, LINING AND ROOK.bIND.
ING SKINS The public are here By inforne d that
they need 60 North to buy these articles a. ibs
unde sued has them always hand a. GOOD and az
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu- q
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. J. G. JONES
fe 2-d&c6
EOR HIKE.-A liAely negro boy, ac-
Il customed TO house work, and good sstier.-
Apply at EDWIN WOkTHAA 4 CO.'S
NH 7-a
pICHMOND SODA WATER AND,
~ BOrTLlNG ESTABLisHMENT.--ltisa sst-
tied fact tbat the only genuine article Of Bottled
SODA WATER, In the city. IL put up BY ~. Mo-
| COhMACk CO., who fatter themsefvcstha they
able to compete with any rnanufactoSy, eithsr
North o. SOUTH having been engaged IN the business
| for seven years past. =
| Tosyaid imposition, bsssre TO call for N. MecOR
/ MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. b. All orders. either from city or eeuntryl
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Pertsr aad Ala delivered IA Ill psrss
All apsrssns having our bottles, vim pis.ss rstara
them immediately. n. MCCORMICK Co..
| 90 cl4-N No. 90 Drca6ss
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs-The public are
ssiebY informed, that have just received by Adams
nhftess lot Of superior Swedish Leeches, which
~, oe applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
e. round at all hours Of the day at the Hair Dressing
osioon under the American Hstei, and at night on
u between Main and franklin streets.
hn;-Capping and Leeshng promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
rot a. HORIZON
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IURkI3H BRIGANDs. Two redoubtable brigands
Hogia Ogion and his son Ismail for q lono tin,a
caused great terror by their audacious crimes in
the neiehborhood of AdrianopIe On the i3b nj,
Rusten Pacha, the Turkish Commander pscar,a;nS
mat they were not far from kisanlik and he sent
Dell Mustapha at the head of a detacbment ~
troops TO arrest them The brigands fled towords
the Balkans, but Deli Mus:apha followed ,ben,
closely Compelled to quit their retreat by want
0i O 1000, they returned to their own house bnt
Den VINO was aware of their proceedings, soon
arrived. He placed his troops round the hon
a. anu summoned the two men to surrender: but
their only reply was to fire on the soldiers wonnd.
ing some OF them. On this Deli declared he wou,d
purn the house down, and he caused measures To
pe M taken Tor executing the threat The wife of
Hogia Oglon then threw herself at the feet of
her husband, and eptreated him TO WELD. but tho
mlscreant raised his pistol and without hesita,ion
blew out her brains. The wife of his son o vouno
woman with child in her arms, then kneIt at his
ieet and duplicated him to surrender sooner
Than run the risk ofbeng burnt to death. Bnt he
alscharged pistol at her also and she fell dead
lhen selzlng his yataehan and brace of nistols
ne rushed from the house and endeavored 10 cnt
MS way through the soldiers His son followed
also, armed with yataghan But thew were bo,h
overpoWered and bound hand and foot They
were then conveyed to kisanlik and locked nm in
prison They were ordered to be put in irons
out no ring large enough to go round the neck OF
Hogla Oglon could be found This man Ia seventy
years OF age, but his strength ia extraordinary
and he is OF most determined character On he
Ing placed In gaol he said every man follows his
calling; mine is TO rob; and, ii necessary. murder
all | can" A1'" "oi
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HAIR CUTTIss.-CitiZen and Strangers
stlns the city, wishing TO get ther Hair in the
'ss1 @ and most approved style, would advise them
usnce on lIth atrset
~ ~ B.-Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had al
~ Hoars Single Bath 25e., or s fietets fer o.
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LEECHtNG AND CUPPING
Nh RS. WOOLHOIISE Offer. -.

wees 70 the Medical Faculty and the Lsdie Of
kIshmona as Leecher and Cupper and trusts bv a..
sia1ons etfention to merit their kind patronage
a MRS w may be found at all times at her resi
Drug Store. ~ " - AS' Du'a'A
o.-The best imported Leeches constantly rs-
selV,ng ara for sale. Also, Laaies Handases on
hand and made to order - n s,o ="