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eE- At Railway, n J., farmer, named James
0'Bden, recently from Massachusetts,, run over
by a locomotive and killed.
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Neal Do,c Elected Mayor of Per,land

PORTLAND, Me-, April 3-Neil Dow was elected
Mayor to-day. The vote stood: Dow, l,9O4 Nc
Cobb, 1880. The Know-Nothng vote was thrown
for Dow. -Four Dow and three opposition Alder
men are elected. The council stands: Dow,
opposition, 2 vacancies.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

ST.. LOUIS, April 4.-The Rnow-Nothings elected
their municipal officers hero and at Jefferson City
Yesterday
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

koRE VicronIrs IN NEw YonK.-On Tuesday
last Elmirs, ogdensburg, and Schenectady we're
all carried BY the American party.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

CINCINNATI, April 3.--Commissioner Pindcny
has decided Rosetta free, and she was Immediately
delivered to her guardian. The Commissioner do
cded that, having been brought here by her own
err, she came under the operation of the Ohio law,
and was not, therefore, fugitive from slavery.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

The Forneyites in Virginia have falsely as
serted, that there were only two or three Dem
ocrats in the late convention at Winchester,
which nominated the " American State ticket
for Virginia. The following correspondence
published in the Richmond Penny Post, nails
this statement to the counter as falsehood
RIcHAoSD, March "a, 1855.
josiah DABBs ESQ.,:
DEAR Sin: As the statement has been deliber-
ately put forth, and Is now adhered 70 by those
who first circulated it, although il has been form
ally contradicted that the Winchester convention
contained ninety-six Wings and only three Demo
Gratis, respectfully ask Of you to lay before the
public, over your own signature, true statement
of the facts. Was any enumeration made of the
delegates TO the Winchester convention Was any
inquiry made for the purpose Of ascertaining what
the former party affinities Of each member Of
the convention? If 30, what number of Demo-
Gratis, composed that convention?
An early reply to those interrogatories will great
ly obhge, yours respectfully,
WIN. 8. EAsLEY.
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10 D"''ts 1ttot--Cust y 5HtIye I0TUW. N
Bosros, April 4.--The jury in the Burns riot
case has been dismissed till Monday next
The House of Representatives have assigned
Tuesday next for the hearing Of the report OF the
commissioners relative to the removal Of Judge
Loring.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

LYEcHBURG, Va, April AT the municipal
election here yesterday, James G. Royal the anti
Know-Nothing candidate for the high constable's
office, was defeated by nine votes Thomas II.
billiard, candidate for commissioner of the revenue
was defeated by SO votes. A portion of the anti
Know-Nothing Council was elected in the lower
ward.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

Bank Bals Yssosd By tie Go0ermOr-sFTrs In the
Woods.
TkEsros, n. j., April 8-The Governor sent
into the Senate to-day -four vetoes Of the following
bank bills Freehold Bank, Perth Amboy Bank,
Woodbury. Bank, and Hunterdon Bank. The Cam.
den Bank bill has become law, without the Gov
errors signature. This Is new charter. All the
recharters suffered to 80 into effect without the
Governors signature.
Quite an extensive Are was raging In the pines
at South Amboy yesterday. -Four or 1--WE houses
were burned down at Crosswisks, and barn near
Hightstown.
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Advance n Sugars and Moiasses.

New ORLEANS, April 3.--There is quite an ex.
element In our market for sugars and molasses
with further advance in prices. Sales are now
making Of prime sugars at 3-4 cents, and prime
molasses do at 20 cents, which is an advance Of 8
cents per gallon, within few days past, and, con-
sidering the freight would be equal to 80 cents in
Baltimore. The stock has considerably Diminished
with an upward tendency in prices ,s Il
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Charter Elections IL New YORK.

JHdTteF EEeelI0NS IN NC" I0TK.
ELNIRA, April 3.--0ur charter election to-day
resulted in the success of the Know Nothing ticket
by so majority
ScHESEcrADY, April Sat the municipal cleo.
ton held here to-day the whole Know-N Nothing
Tor mayor stood as follows: Abel Smith. Know
Nothing, bSs; A. NJ. vedder, 304 ID. Cady Smith,
democrat, 500. Know-Nothing plurality, 262
OaDKSsBURG, April 3.--At the charter election
IN THIS village to-day the American ticket was
elected by 1874 majority. wv
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HALIFAX, April 1.-The Parliament has been
prorogued. Charles Archibald and others Of Lon
don, have obtained charter here to facilitate the
construction Of transatlantic telegraph, designed
to connect the Nova Scotia lines with Ireland
Capital has been already subscribed sufficient TO
insure the completion Of this gigantic enterprise.
This new company is not connected with the
New Foundland Company.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-05

we nave Just received lottei Hvin nun
lucky, dated Stanford March 22d, and written
by r. Carson, Esq. from which we make the
following extract, to wit:
son last Saturday, II being the first day OF our
Circuit Court in this place, James Chrisman, our
ex-CoDgressnAn, made a severe attack on the
American party, making them out as all abolition
lists in the North, and making you out as one also
and TO prove it, he said his negro, that waited
on his room, was missing one day, and he asked
him on his return, where he had been, and he said
he had been over to Georgetown, to Masonic
procession, and that they had the finest speech
shat ever was made !; he asked him who made the
speech for them negro Masons, and he said, the
editor of the Ausican Organ made the speech"
We have quoted the identical words as used
by Mr. Carson, and we give his name, in order
that Mr.. Chrisman may know on whose au-
thority the statement Of his charge against us
is made. We have no personal acquaintance
with Mr.. Carson, but he writes in all apparent
candor, and we are bound to credit his assu-
RANGES. We would fain hope that Mr.. Carson
misunderstood Mr. Chrisman but, as we have
heretofore been informed by another CORE
spondent that Tan ex-member Of Congress"
without naming him) had made the charge Of
abolitionism against u.s. we are left without
hope, that Mr.. Chrisman was misunderstood
We regret to be obliged to notice such mis-
cradle, contemplate, palpable, and unmiti-
gated talsehoods, and trust we shall seldom
have occasion to do so.
We never attended any sort Of procession in
Georgetown-nor elsewhere within one hun
dred miles Of Georgetown--we never made a
speech in Georgetown, Of any sort, kind, or de-
scription,--we never uttered an abolition or
anti-slavery sentiment since we reached the
age Of manhood-(nor before to our knowl-
cdge,) and we defy Mr.. Chrisman to prove
either one of these positions, epen BY negro
testimony!
Whether it is allowable in Kentucky, to pre-
dictate charge of such infamy, and to defame
the conductor of public press, or any one
else, upon the testimony efa negro, is point
we leave to Kentuckians.
The people Of Kentucky are honorable high
minded, and chivalrous, and we leave the Hon
cradle Mr.. Chrisman and his negro informant.
in their hands, simply requesting the several
newspapers in Kentucky to copy this article.
If Mr.. Chrisman shall deny having made the
statements imputed to him, as regards the edi-
tor of this paper, we shall be happy to publish
the denial, and leave the matter to be adjusted
between himself and our correspondent.
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rt,0HACco sCwEs,s. rL.TNEss.

rINOBAGCO SCRENs, FLiTNERs.
4 MILLS and FIXTURES, FOR SALE.-On
rnuspupcut T. hc sold ut rfoat bargain, tie ontre
fist8f"4 Srrcvs. fiaucrs Mill, P,--c. \ e bslene-
ing tn an e>tcn,ivc Tobacco Manufacturing establish.
n,cut; y e. w.or Of vEirn have been used bat sho,t
time nud oprhtt'" all the LATEST improvements. 1hn
owner h,vlYg 4. crmiucd yteni Inducements
will a.. olri p.lrhlsrs, the most vprube terms.
il mrrdmto rpu .,'oll1n be- made 10
u5a,l ;. WV II NOSBY, Auctr
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE VI. RuCKER n co.

TNNCHHUNti, w
April J0th, 1889.
Tnkc plcnsutc in announcing to then friends and cn'-
inmofs TINT they IN receipt oi their entire
stock of FANCY and SrArLE DRY GOODS tor the
and respectfully invite a' persons wanting eaa
" goodGOODS ut reasonable prices to call and make
then selections. np303m
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rI,II u A SHIN q MACHINES AND

1 WHEAT FANS It, ). Whurmorr 4 Bro nrc
manufacturing hrir worka the basin very superi.
or fHRASillNG MACHINES aud FANS of impros
ci patterns md rcn f order Nt short notice
aud an rrnsonnble terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on
rerring by "r-on"I application or by nddrc.s ng
through the Post ofir'.
Al-o, all kinds Of repairing done Mt short notice and
ronsonuhe terms.
Ne nre agents the snlr Of OBBD HuSSEY'S
CrlrnKArrp PArFNr RFArfR AND Mowrn, nt the
II nnulnctuters price,
Those wishing to ohtnn my of the above nttces will
do we'll 10 send Ia their order. cnily Possible.
The enper cnn be examined ut our Works.
Inlyl dtcIa
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a Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaiat The perdict has gone forth, All admit
that champions Ifncture" has no Superior !
Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccTFsyiLLE, A.bemlse Co, Va,
Ma ch 4th, 1853.
Mesys Mortimer d Mow6roy:- Gentlemen-Huving
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in its
worst forms, aud being able obtain relief from
other medicines was induced to try champions Veg
etable Tincture" few bottles of which, am happy to
say, have made perfect
At the time commenced using the rincture / was
scarcely able TO walk | and have been for
weeks. entirely free from all pam.
Yours, ost truly N. Il. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Extract from james Harris Esq's Letter. Alexandrs,
Va--A,ter speaking of wonderful cures on hniself he
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver
pain and with inability, constantly complaining fIom
weakn through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than for tniry yeats being entirely restor
ed by the of Hampton's |egelo6te Iinctnre"
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extract from a
Letter from J. Grimes, ESQ, Loudon county Va--"My
wife has been Cor years afflicted with great weeLness,
pain in the breast, side and back; palpation # tho
heart eebleness ofthe yste loss OF appetizer
complexion sailow the sight OF eye almost gone the
other We y weak. l pleased To say, Hdmptos's
Inctuye has restored her perfect health Her eyes
are good now ever they
~ Gall nd get phamphlets
Sold by J. n. SEAY, & CO., Lynchbrrg; Sewers
A. BROWN, Cbarotiesvile, and BY all
d, D,uegiststhroughout ,heState ,sr 24dAcly
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JNOEs sRENV.-llsvng engaged to go Ia W,thr-
i yc.l olier lol rent hm large and "cll bno"n sinhd
On kslrs Corner nj present oo'ati'" 10y Mr. "A Is 'ha
lett This hou t has quite II large number oi rofnnr
banrdera hc4ilea good run ui transient custom Il"
bouacnld aud ltcl furniture either bc rented or
pnfehn ed as the poison may dcHirc TIL. ia corsidet-
ed hy many lrci lcdy the beat sund for family bnnfi
fue house of any IN the c,y possession given immr
dmfel, Early application IT, the suhcrhcrs rrqucsted
II. he expect. L. hHyr the city in n few DAYS
JOHN W. rAtLETT
nj Gregory A. Royals II. W. tore
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April 30th. 1888
GEORGE M. RUCKER a CO.


Respectfully beg leave To call tho attention OF the
Ladies' their very spcRdid and crtrst stock of
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROlDERlES, in
Muslin and Lace goods comprising Utmost every vnrio'
I, OF work nnd ,tylc. nsHlso of quality and price
adirs the city rs ulso, those visiting the city inr
thu purpose of supplying themselves with such goods
will plense call aud make their purchases
nn1lu I'm,
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An Appeal to every Man and Woman.

ONE OF otlk oW N CIllZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. every Where, bear the same
Testimony.
Real the follow inr Certificate irem Lady endorsed
by ros,mn,ler Il. =. Cooper;
CAros BaIpoE,
ifnmpshir, county. Vn, March lsi, 1884.
Mr. T.. p Cooper Drur Sir: Agreeable your re.
qnesi mud my desire benefit the afflicted hero
hy certify The Prea relief invc received from the
Of Hompton's reeoa6te Imcwe
was taken with solent pDfttfdfton rather 1ut-
terbg and trembling of the heart, which continued
eral Days; it seeaed fmy heart had almost forgotten
its oiirc. rht fumv became iurmed and procured a
bottle OF this valuable Medicine, and beioIe had taken
bottle Of this TnciDe Of Hampion's was
tirey relieved.
Thia /. The tlird iustaac of relief ia my family from
the of this valuable Medicine. Two three years
ngoI ail Up with alteration of my ankle from effect
OF whnt is generally called milk leg. had lost all
and appetite, and the soro, VIII ch some fovv tnck<s
up and down, and half way around my ankle. rejected
effort to heal il until procured Hamptons Veg
eabe Tincture bottle of which restored my health,
healed my ankle and am frecr from swelling than for
the iast hirty years
gam one of my daughters very low from severe
dyseptey. nnd when size began to sit up her feet
menced swelling which increa.el every day, and began
In be very phlnuI-she used a bottle of Hdmpfos's
7incfvrf; thu pains assuaged swelling sub
Al led and ,l hsnih lelnrned-we kept her legs BAN
daEed with s "a o wooden until her strength returned.
huye been thus particular that others un Ter similar
ocunsanees miehl be induced to avail themselves OF
this remedy. lours with respect.
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify that | personally acquainted
with Mira Edwards, AM safely recommend the a.
bovo statement 10 be
T. T. COOPER Postmaster,
Cnpon Bridge. Hampshire county, Va.
cRe eDeieate Lade- and Children will please give IL q
trlul.
Space nil mot prmu 10 hundreds Of others, as
Geo. W Goodrich. Cnrt Thos Canot Robert Gaut
james Smyth, cared of Rhegmatism.
John Perval S. A. Griffin. Iohn Luke, Rev. V. Esk.
ride. u. s. Navy, and thousands OF Others cured of
Dysrepsia Serofua, Cough Liver Complaint. Bronchi-
lis, 81 Etus' Dance Sc. We refer citizens.
Cul t6em.
A Citizen ofthe Old Dominion
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaiatt The perdict has gone forth! All admit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior :!
SCoTTsYILLE. Albemare Co Va,
March 2Sth, 1853
hessts Mortimer u Mombray :-Gentemen--T have
been eeted Tor the last eight years with Rheun atism
Dyspepsia ard Liver Complaint suffering all the while
With ra-s in the shoulders hip, back and side, shfs
Jog from side the other, Pnpitaon Of the heart
o appetite cold swenis night, excessive cosye
and great debility and weakness. | tried many
remrnies which dome good but rather grew
last tail | advised try "Hamptons
Vegetable netIre and am happy say it has cured
un free from nil pain, and in the enjoyment
o perfect heal and take great pleasure in recommend.
ihg the Iinciure 10 all afflicted as have been.
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
.IYNCHBURG DAILY TIMES


TIsllE Il ufdersigrcd propose to commerce, mt
ly ,ny, the publication Of II Daily and Weekly
NJ, sspaprr in this city OF the above title. The DAILY
TIN les willhe n News, Commercial and Literary Jour
mil irre from all Scctnrian mud Party bias 1t will be
devoted the urore.s of Virginia. and of this portion
al ia Srntc particularly. To tho Of is ability
and il 1ucnce it will strike for the Old Dominion and
agnins her foes. 1t will recognize n friend nnd
brother every OF every pnry who Ia ruo To hen;
and will raise the flag o unrompromising hostility Il
nll who not willing "to swear hy her nars and her
fires
The edtorinl department ef the TIMES will BE-
chiefly nde the jntrol of Mr.. B. NJ. DoWrt. has
hnd Is yrnrs experience IN editorial life and who
Is well ktown to most newspaper readers in this por
ton OF rgir in.
1pnss.-ihe DAILY TIMES will be printed
sheet of ms du,n szr, 10 week, or S. per
num- in nd vance. Pho WEEKLY TIMES, for the
Country W III contain Of Tia" rcadng matter oi the
DAILY. aud will be ut $3.50; inyayi ibly IN a2-
ApyERTIsEMErrs will be inserted At so Gems per
square fin lines or lrsa or the first insertion. mud
- f,r eac subsequent insertinnuness ordered
inner form. ~ho 80 cents will be charged, always in
ndynucc liberal diccount 10 yenrly adveitisers To
be paid quart, rly in ndvnnc"
Is. NJ DEWITT.
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taAg., GOAR.. COAL.
" All rrr,onS wishing 10 supply Themselves with II
good arljrlc - Rcush Anthracite md Btnminons
Coul Tor the inter son-on. will dn it 10 their interest
If the, leave thcr orders with hs under .igned
=. o,,blc; nm thoy wi be sure tn get their Coal by
Richn ut measurement and at lowest Richmond prices
including Ire ght and tolls. DAN'L S. JAsfER.
spp IL
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
Ia y .9sass5 szssSE II

fsW ss1ass@ass7 .sa@7es y ~ q
TRAINS LE4VE PETERSBURG.
Express Train daily at.
Freight Tain. with passenger Car attached, on Mon
days Wednesaya and Fridays, at 80 An
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
EXPRESS Trnin daily at..--..-...---.---53 Am.
Null Train daily nt... -..------,--
Freight fraa, with passenger Gar ntached, on Mon
days. W ednesdnys md Fridays. at IL A. M.
The Express Train. leaving Richmond at % a. M,
with the Train leaving Petersburgby the South
side railroad for Lynohburg.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg by the morning Train.
the South side Railroad, remain in Petersburg
three hours, aud by taking the 81 r. M Train the same
evening go directly North. themselves and baggage being
transported through Richmond &c. free of chnrge or
ifthey ,lesie To stop in Richmond, be there Tea.
Through Tickets for Washington nt.----.-----$6 90
" e." Baltimore ut. at.----..--.-.-. 81
e." = Philadelphia ut. %
Can IN procured the Ticket Office in Petersburg.
The Express trains do not stop for way passengers-
The Mail trains will only stop ut Port nlthal and
Clover ilill Junction. Half Way Station and Manches
Ter The Accommodation trims will stop for way pas.
.engeis.
Fare Tor white persona 81 35; Children FIVE, and
not over twelve of age 50 cents Coored ersons
ia servants chr S5 eerts.
A discount of 10 cents will bo made each faro
twhen tickets procured the office and to persons
getting on the cnrs where ticket sold.
Servants wi nn be permitted in first class cars except
when in attendance ON innnt children, sick persons
ubsolusy requiring tleir In which the same
price as nr white persons will be charged.
TuOS DODAMEAD, Supt.
Ollie, Il. & +. r. X Co
,unr 7.d,rts Richmond March 3rd.S 1856.
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L,IyECLOvHs, CAsGMEREs, YES

'a'0 EEtE EaDIES.lf YOU wish 10 see some
ottne most beautiful and latest style oi Spring
aud Summer goods that have ever offered in this
market, call ut White 4 Jndnn's lew and commodous
door nhovc the Citizens Savings Bnnh. We
have lu-t opened, and stock j. entirely now We
suit the tnse of the most inncif l. We have the
richest ns.ritneuts te Kinds of rtss goo Is such
skssans Pair,strl ed plaid & cut Banges,silk Organ
die every variety saln Of all coa rlsn blnok strip
Shnlie, ShaIIic md Bnuee Deans of every variety.
summer Moulin ornll color. nnd qun'ies fine french
orked collars and sleeves also, very sGre, or in
mourning sleeves AMI lars; richly en- broidered
Linen Cnmbrc llnnahcrchiefs, Laces Nsil' Manlias,
ot the beat tu stye pornsoIa fms, kid gloves o
every variety, CuIl and examine nt
WHITE & JORDAN'S,
door above the Ci 1ens Saw nes Bank.
apl 3 Main street.
~ Ron
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND BELOW COST. II

"A ha'A, cans, trunks, carpet bags Nc. The H'h
>crbrr would cull the intention ot k-yl1D
IN those in want Of goods IN his line, LN(NLIW
-. nnl especially those wishing gaods ~A>lll-AJ
II ro sell TINT he Is Offering h1 entire stock al prices
that cannot fail To be appreciated by those who may ia
vor hm with call large portion of the goods were
purchased this Spring, embracing very hne assortment
OF Hats, and Infants Turhans, all OF the most up
proved Styles An extra fine assortment of Trunks,
tine assortment OF Indies and Misses Shoes Just reces
ed fine of Gents fine de-s Roots. wish u
sell out cay possible, and 10 enable 10 do 40
am differing the entire stock at and portion OF
the goods for less than cost.
Call II, tho sign of the RED HAT, opposite the Wnr.
wick House aud door below {. Mor.o's Book store
before making your purchases.
apl23ts SD RuMROuGH. Ar.
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AYERS CATUARTIC PILLS!
Pills that are Pills


Pills that are Pills
EDROF. HAYES, State Chemist. of Massachusetts
4 sqys they ARE thu best Of all Pills, and annexed
ar. the who certify that CT Hayes knows. viz:
Lcfnuel Show, Chief Justice Supreme Cour, OF Nsss.
Emory Nnshburt, Governor OF Mass.
" &. rlun,rtt. L rul. q ", Of Mbss.
Henry J. Gar1aer, GOV. Of Mas.
Simeon Brown, iiour. Gov
f Nj Wright. Sec. ct State
.Iuhn b. Fiizpatrick. Curhoc Bishop of Bost m.
MEN THNrARE MEN :!
Among tho d ,nses this Pill has cured with nstrnish
ing rapidly, may mention
Costivenes., Bilious Complaints Rheumatism. Drop-
HcHrbu,n, Headache arising from foul stomach.
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid inclion Of the Bowels and
pain arising therefrom, Fiatuency. Los- of Appetite,
ali lcrl aud cuuncous Diseases which require
eyacuant Medicine S,ro!ua, or Kings Evil They al
soby purifying the blood and stimulating the System
many conpaiats which If would be suppose
they coul reach: such a. Denfness, Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous luitahity, Derang of
the Liver and Kidney. Gnut and other Kindred com.
paiuts, arising from Nv state Of the body, obstruc
lions of It's functions. they nrs the best Purgatye
Medicine discovered and you will but need
them 10 know it.
Prepared by DIR. !. G., AVER. Lowell, Mass, and
sold by every respectable Druggist in New England
may ldt r2n