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4 az IL NMr1I -
= : . s. 5Az : ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1855.
Tbs A~ssenabiy met at 7 O'Clock. rsrs 81.
M. SruryEsAsr of New York, rose to . question Of
privilege ~ Explain that he was absent from the senato-
rial elscsios through illness, and should have voted for
Mr., Seward, had he been present. = irN" - H.
Bills hRPoRrxD-rm PRousroRy LIQUOR HILL :.
sFavorably to enable the city Of Bro skIyn' to borrow
money. ITO improve the supply OF croton water, New
: The Temperance bill was reported complete by a special
committee, with amendments.
/. Mr.. ArrKU from the minority, objected to the intro
ductien Of the report, as the COMMITTEES had nothadtims
to meet together. -
The question being on reception Of the report, the same
was, on motion, laid on the table.
The chief amendments are, making II an offence, pun.
shable BY twenty Eve dollars fine or ~committal, to get
intoxicated, unless the person so offending, gives full
testimony as to when, and of whom he procured the
liquor, and an Imposing nne Of one hundred dollars,
and three months imprisonment, on any person or com
Z pany engaged in carrying on the trade, who shall act as
agent for the purchase Of liquor for any except licensed
dealers.
THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT LOAN, ETC. &
The bill authorizing the raising OF a loan Of two and q
quarter millions of dollars, for the enlargement Of the
Erie canal, referred to aselect committee to report com.
.plets, was subsequently reported, and passed to a third
+, The bin Incorporating the New York and Brooklyn.Ice:
-Company.was debated, and motion. to reconsider laid on
the table, when the Assembly, adjourned,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW y0RK-rHfs DAY.
SUN nIsrs.............6 81 MOON RISES. ........... 4 40
SUN ETs..............5 IS HIGH WATER ............ D 81
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TaE EARTnorAKs ASprnE Elxcrnrc TKLEaaAru

Tbs EARTRouAEs ASDTHE ELECTRIC TEL.aRArH.
-on the sh mat between ! and 8 O'Clock, A.. NJ,
shocks OF an earthquake were d~istinctly felt at Halifax,
MS, ~snckvine, ". b, 81. Johns, y. B., Passport, Me-,
Caiais, Me, and that vicinity. The telegraph lines In
different sections Of the country, during the forenoon OF
yestsrdsy, we're more or less disturbed BY extransous
egActfic currents, similar 10 those that uniformly &C.
company manifestations Of the aurora borsslis. The
Borttn snd vermont Balm line OF telegrap pm the only
iine " the country recording by chemical decomposi
tion-exhib'ted these effects most strikipgly. The dis
tuibsncs, yesterday morning, to telegraph lines was
slight, comp.red with that which accompanied the
eruption Of Mama Los, . volcsno on one or the Sand.
vich lslsnds, In February, 1882, at which time every
Telegraph Hue throushoutthe country, from Haiifsr 20
New Orleans, and from New FORK to ST. Louie, vas rem
deied completely ircperstivs -Bonon 7rareiier, Ftb. 10
fHg INDIANS IN FLoRIDA-A letter received In
Charleston, and dated Fort Myers, the 2pth MI ssvx-
"ws begin to have rather exciting times down here; the
authorities at Washington seem disposed 10 bring mat.
tors 20 q focus with the seminoies. Everythine thus
far has been perfectly frieDdiy-how long II vii iast.
God only Knows. We start out an erpsditIon Dsxt we,S
Of one hundred and 6fsy men to penetrate inio their
strong h~cids-vhat Win Be tbe'rssuk, no one kpev.: IN
fact am not sunsisstly postss up to ssov essetiy the
object Of the expedition"
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stahcn, or By their relations 70 tbs .gevsrnpsat, from
entering into . nswspapsr controvsrsy stout 6ncial nat
tsrs, but are rse1y'te nsst say rsspoaSbnty ssr tie
issue they havs made WITH the Conmlssionsr respsctias
the truth cfhis ststsmsnts; and no knows u. -.
The lev and army regulations point out distiAety
very direct and effective modes Of rsaching oncsrs, Wr
anyfncrsi or c1actal dslinqusneiss, and an secusor &C.
terest, would have used these, and not have .ssdght, "
the advantage Of Official station or political influence, to
destroy men who, In tbs region where his acts and theirs
are better understood than here, are the more honored
because they differ from him. e A.
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ALExAN ~ A.i FEB smBrs lark Besse, from Liverpool Il
s ~RasEI IKE s.se. as y' Si ,S ;ss.n; %. s:i i ! Crock, c.s''.
DL go , \ .,;. t.s 10 ssrss ss.nssYl' Kins%sa smyrn.
Joseph whitney Howe, B%,ltinsre; City Of New York, NAT
; ssT:Sl :s:i s.is y I'D |. ss %ii! .s s:ii. 7. ssi Ss::. 4 ' Pei: a sss,s:
s.,s win s. Ss!di k ipsr' q smith, BSstI S,i H. sSs:' !.s.,,s ciissy ,f Gar
New York. Sid steamers Joseph whitssy, City o. Ne.
ye,a; saEt r = Godfrey; brig Ta,s@ !. .n.. Dfs;isa.ip Ai;s
HARM. " FORBES 70 ''''h Tor wreck o. BARK WIN
Arr 18th, steamer Parker Vein, vaughn, Baltimore via
low lotb) BsIo~-st anchor in Nantsskst Roads, bark RI
vi lIrl from Glasgow. In the Bay schr Bay stsse. from
,BATH-Arr Feb I brig Carolina, Baker. chop,snh River.
.~BucKsvMLE. Scar Jan 70 brig Marshall, Hsss,u.
eaasiiE.ssrtoS!Ss5;ssald rs f:s1 barb. Louis. Munro cpr., c.r.
RS. .ssrl J., ,i wsP.o ;sb Ellie : s Sss:%s: S''pp'r' bremen. Sid BIZ
AZ sss IAN: cs;s,i 4. s sSs: "a, sYsr us, ssus ~. Drink,
STsr., s 's1r 4 ! s.sn.y, E%Iss.:sss 90 Ga s.'I As.i,.
A EAsTrSRr 81 T, I .,sr ! !, ' ssscA. %r rI I ssss s.;:s smith,
s9BIiEmA s,r FEB ? a. .es n,,. sSrtAs,nsI; BELOW. SYes.;
IA LEV .,s a, IsS = ;,s.nsAi. c.s..s;, sAs-
I D,lii ss4.s, R Ss !! s.s., %.i 81 S Ssss Ga Ssv ,,s s.,s Al. Ssss 3 p,
CIV, ssccrsD, SSo1i, Vie a.yss. . hips ipss ! calsIis Ss's css.
l R.i;,, LiSs sr.. &: A: .S,o s,o w Hs.,S e; M Eo Jss.:., s,sss, g;
f Svsr,.o;1 Iy.,s h a.sI ys. ng P.S pri ys,i. so;soa; cii.ss:
Barcelona flowed 20 sea 18th ut, ships Margaret, Aadovsr:
WeodEde 4n MI
NEWPORT-sld Fsb IL, 50. Pm, brig Jenny Lus nnu
kachias) y Work; sebr Cambridge lrom PortisnaI, do; PA
Hawkins from Boston,, phiisdeiphia; and others.
In port brig Molunkus; schrs Wonder, French. from Pro-
yidence for Work, John Fierce, Rio 0raads, Silver Cioud;
rsiLADRLPHIA-Cls Feb 10, steamer City Of Boss,a,
Baker. Boston: briggs Globe, Roberts, Wsst Indies: AItavsI.,
Carver, Care enas; schr Lockout, Butiss, msysrusr.
PoRTLAND-Arr feh9 brig Annsndals, PsndIstou. Can !.
den, 20 load for Cuba. Below q brig supposed the NsrsSss1
Dutch. from Gardens. via Holmes Hole. CID brig Jsrs
Fowler wirslow, Cuayams. III
RRoviDEscE-An PEI II propeller o.pr,y. ksa.ss,
R~OCKLANn-sid Feb . shin cl. rio. H,,a s,.~e. MIA ~
o,I:.g.; Y, sssr rlorsne.s Brdsss, NYcrk.
w1LMfNC TON, n Car Feb Z. big CroouA H,opse.
Csrdesss for corh-ses disastsrs; 4, schs Hope " casay.
k,shs,asos. DO; schr. Pee Dee. Baker; 4 Hsnsstt rsv;
sass i .ss 9s : 4 Gsssseurn, w...uSss; ~ Ess -
nsmpdsn Belle, A%ie..uder, Providence So, y nrev~.
Hulse, NYovt. Qsh, Adsis, uailoek. a.; n KWsls. Tcxry.
Mod; Gsverpes, Watson, foys a. Prnsa
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BOUNTY LAND. &o
I will prosecute claims against the Fede-

raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SI0NS, on the most satisfas,ory terms
Under a recent act of Cone resa soldiers Wit sefv.
ed period of fourteen days tn any toay, since lTi6
and ii such soldiers be dead, their widews or chill
arsp are entitled 70 100 scres of land These who
have received less than leo scres. are entitled to
much more as will mase that qusntity.
Having been engaged as cieik IN the rennon
nesIly three years, have peculiar edysntsses tor
prosecuting claims Of the above description.
Communications by mall, 1Fss paid, or at the oses
OF Payne Mayo, on 10th street, between Main ana
Cary viii be attended to at once.
ANY reference given that may be desired.
mhs-dI wSm ABEL u. MAYO
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AFFAIRS BEFORE sEBAsToPoL.
From the details by the Pacific, we copy the TO


From the details by the Pacific, We copy the fol-
lowing
Correspondence from the camp Of February 9Th
and 7tb states tina; tn snow had almost disappear
ed for the time, and the thermometer, about n0on
reached - deg Fuel, for cooking was still scarce
indeed, almost wanting. kind OF low fever was
rather prevalent In both camps. The provost mar
tial had all his energies at work seeking out gang
Of fnarauders who had murdered and robbed an
officers servant. Continual Skrmishes took place
between the French and Russians. The Russians,
IL sinking cOuntermine, had come into The gale
ry OF French mine and blown it up, killing the
oHicer OF engineers and some OF his men. Next
day the French took their revenge by opening
masked battery of grape upon a Russian sortie-
party killing and woundug 200 to 300. The Rail.
way 'naVies (aborers) are busy breaking ground.
Russian deserters report that there is abundance
OF provisions and ammunition within Sebastopol,
but the troops are in want Of "raki''
During the night of February the 9Th, a tremen.
d0us caunonsde was made along the whole Rus
sian lines s-but no attack. February 10Th, (latest
advices by leiter) nothing worth reporting. On
that day--lhe l0th-Lord Raglan teleeraphs that
large COnvoys, apparently of sick men, were mov-
Ing out OF Sebastopo, and equally large OF sup,
pies were moving iu. The Russians within the city
appeared to be breaking up hulks 10 the arsenal
aud using materials for platforms and chevauxde.
frises at The battery "du Mat The British were
proceeding with the armament OF their wsrks; th g
health OF the army was better; forage was the
chief want.
On the 18th, Gen. Pellssier is reported to have
telegraphed to Paris, that successful attempt
could be made on Sebastopol for a month to come.
OF the same date, Menschikoff telegraphed to St
Petersburg the explosion of the French mine as
above mentioned, and adds, "st night, detachments
oI volunteers continually harass the enemy In their
trenches. and by oblising them to beat 10 arms,
compel them to suspend their works"
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MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-Tne fact that Rev Mr.
Scott, Presbyterian clergyman, was murdered a
few days ago, Ia Dublin, Wayne county, Ind by a
man named Benjami Hickman, has already been
mentioned. The Indianapolis Journal gives the
sequel of the transaction as follows:
Hickman Immediately led to small strean near
hy ana drowned himself The reason assigned for
this act, Is, that Scott had purchased land from
Hickman and had paid him in stock money. which
Hickman laid up until 1t deprecated ON his hands,
when be wished Scott to take 1t back which he
refused 10 oo' upon winch Hickman became so en-
ragged that he committed the act. Hickman was
an old bachelor OF intempefa.e habits. Scott was
popular minister in his society, and respected ~
those without.
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THE RECENT CCNFLAGRATIoNs IN THE
WOODa

oad accounts continue 20 reach us, of the fires
in the Southern woods. The Columbia Carolinian
that in the section Of country betwee. North
and South Edisto rivers every thing has been swept
by the devouring element
The Winsboro' Is C Register gives the follow
ing list oi sufferers n Its vicinity:
Edward Kennedy, A Domiuey. John B,nnant
James r Kennedy, Jesss Perry, VIM and Oliver
oeckham, had their houses burnt a Mr. Johnson.
son OF VIM Johnson, had his stables and a horse
burnt, Hampton Wooten. r X Hartin. DR. s w
Bsqokhardt; Andrew McClenusnd Mr. Osmond
woodward, lost about two Thousand panels OF fenc.
ing, the estate of Jesse Owens, Harrison Jones
estate OF M Leee o, Gen d Cookni, that sec
ton OF the district all suffered largely In the di.
recuon OF Gladden's Grove, VIM Marion, D Hall
r Caldwell, NJ Gladden. Boalware were more
OF less sufferers ~
The village of Monticello n narrowly ESCAPED de-
atruction. Capt John Jones, living In The same
heighborhood lost his dwelling house and con-
tents
AHo following are some of the reported losses in
Ans'oh district, 5. C., which, however, do not
comprise all that have suffered:
III, ni i" Greens barn. mill and machine sbop.
.Irs Catharne Boozer's thresher harm and s,ahIapp
mr. Joseph Lown's out-buiIdiups: Mr. Ionn.o LII
tI"eiiihg, &c; Mr. Joseph Lesphart's ont bniIdi,gs
iiorses and mules; Mrs Sophia Lesphart's ont hui5
NJ inrs daitiwangers dwelling and out BUILDINGS
s.I inehry fendrix's thresher &c; Mrs Sneproye's
In Richland district, much valuable propertv has
been destroyed, and it Is stated that in some In.
stances lives have been lost, and cattle and horses
0urnt letter from that locality says:
The dwelling house and out buildings of Col
4nomss Is. Clarkson, situated on his plantation
Callea hilddieOurg, on the Wateree River ia this
district, was destroyed by FIRE on Fritay las. the
AsfHGs communicating from the adjacent wJodG
"nich baVe been some days D conf agration. The
mousse m W as bult about twenty three wears age by
4Aonlas Il. Fardell aud Albert Elfa of Charleston
ahu was valued together with the out buildiugs Al
from seven to eight thousand dollars. There was
no insurance on the property"
FROM Beech Island S. c., We have melancholy
accounts OF the destruction OF property originating
Al the careiessness OF q woman named Grifan, in
burning some ashes near her enclosure 10 Lau.
lenVilie, In the same State, the loss has been quite
AeaVy. negro woman was killed by the ialliag Of
burning timber, which she was endeavoring to ex-
tnguish
The Savannah News Of Tuesday, says:
FIRES continue TO rage in the woods between tLIs
gity and Macon Thus far they have done bat littIa
Injury to the railroad, but in the interior we learn
tnat many ences and out buildings is well as some
0Welllng houses, have been destroyed 1t is aiso
stated that cattle have perished by the fire. The
Whoie country is covered with smoke and in some
places engineers find il difficult to run their engines
at their usual speed
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NJ OF I c. Eve now offer our entire
IN stock at and below until the 23d inst when
we intend to close at auction. (Ses Larus & Shines
sdvertisement) Our assortment consists in part of
Lubin's Extracts, tgenune,) fine o5or; boxes Gold
Head Canes, with others of very superior quality
Clothes, Hair, Nail and Shaving Brushes, very su-
perior of Porte Monnaies and Segar Cases.
Ivory Tablets, Mouth Mirrors &c. Call and exam
inc them. VIM r. ADCOCK L CO.,
Under the American Hotel
Those indebted respectfully requested to make
payment By the lst of April it desirous to wind
up the business of the concern by that time.
NH
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SPIRIT OF PRESS

Inc enquirer begins the ceremony of ,p,roa
| Ing the Winchester nominees to It's reader. -,
mr.. fiournoy 1t says he is respectable med iocriv
| oi good personal character and moderate ab,ie.
WIN some distinction az a county court lawyer
ou' VI no special repute In the State HE Is now
as ''auncn and vindctive Whis az ever did horn.
age 70 henry Clay" The candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, Qt continues) did profess TO be q
democrat, but short time since he b.oan n mani.
'''' 'ouE ana malignant disposition, in couse-
qu'nee oi tne rejection of his application for an
once al the nands OF the present Administration.
ibe hnow Nothings could not possible have
selected Western man for whom the Democracy
OF the West have less regard" The writer con.
slders Mr.. Besle a broken down politician in bs
own locality. He like Mr.. Flournoy, has been in
congress-, where he "disting guished himself nv
his disgusting homage to Lossuth, and by his ella.
morous sympathy with the Red Republicans OF
Europe. Now he is Know Nothing, and against
all foreign influence" !" The Enquirer Ia particularly
severe upon MIR. Patton, and denounces him for
bis inconsistencies The public course of Mr..
Wise, dt says Is to the political record of John NJ
Patton, as straight line Is to the track of SER
pent "How are you today Mr.. Patton" (says the
writer sis the form of expression iu which Mr..
Clay is said to have sarcastically reproached the
hnow Nothing candidate tor Attorney General with
his sudden shiftings We proceed with our quota
tions from the Enquirer:
II is true Mr.. Patton made speech at Odd Eel
lows Hail. In this city during the Presidential can
sass OF ls4s, in which he denounced the Natire
american increment Nth Sererity of ingectiue to
DnecA there as no parallel in Phippic literature.
Inc Enquirer continues It's sketch, and applies
the whole by asserting that the ticket will repel
sueh wings as are Wings on principle and for the
SAKE OF principle; and that the Democracy cannot
De deceived into support CT the ticket.
Ahe nag repeats, with renewed force and EN-
phssis, Ns opinions ss to the excellence of the
ucaet nominated at Winchester It halls the no.
Ailha'ioh oil Thomas Stanhope Flournoy with De-
culiar and irrepress!bIe delight considers him one
OF the very first men In the Commonwealth-a
true uian-and the best selection that could have
oesa made-withal Virginian, and true Sou.
'ueFn man. The writer calls UPON the ''indomita
Die and glorious Wings of Virginia" to rush with
one MIND and one heart, to the standard of the
gallant and intrepid Flournoy" In another ar.
tcie tne Whig comments upon the Enauirer's
eoltofiai relative to Ex-Governor Smith, and
heads It's remarks-"Ths Heavens hung In black
Governor Smith ordered to the GuiIlotine r'-
Inc PenRy Post has an editorial headed asia,
very and the Know Nothings"-designed to show
that the Know Nothing organization will be the
means OF preserving this Union, and of protecting
tne saVenoiding States in the enjoyment of their
right and property, by putting stop to the sui.
frage of foreigners.
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THE MURDER OF THE WOUNDED The follow.
ing is an extract of letter from Conssantinople
"a am not sure whether told You before that the
Russian major who was taken prisoner at Inker.
mann, snd convicted OF numbering our wounded
men, died the other day at Scutari apparently con.
science-strcken. His own brother officers petI-
toned to be removed from his society, as thew
would not associate with him, and he piued awsy
and died without any apparent disease
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WOhkS,

CORNEk OF SEVENTH
vIyHE subscriber takes pleasure IN announs
i ain, IA The public that bis PLANNING and eAW
MILL. = now ia complete order
Ix ,ssan tIv manfred an expense cfsevorel hum
~ ,s6frirs and psrfseting his Msehinery
=, e,snin Saving, sad Ton saeins and 6seoyins ell
siad. of Ecsrds and Plank hs Y now ENABLED y AZ
4 ali from thoss In want respectfully eoheiesf
Dc e--ts WAeAAAA tVs
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PROMISE OF SrRING.-A correspondent Of the
Charleston Standard writes from Key West, under
date of March TO- as follows:
The growth of shrubs, flowers and vegetables Ia
now luxurianf, and is as far advanced as at the
North, in mid summer. We daily have on our ta-
BILE beans, PEAS, beets, lettuce, celery, &C., &c -
Ihe sweet potato dourishes In our soil, but the
and from the abundance of flowers. promises a
large crop.
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II MIR Err ~ ON

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for CASH the follow
~ lowing Goods
Seine Twine, all Nos; Seine Thread, all Nos.
Seine Lines, various lengths and Ezes
Cotton Cordage Bed Cords; Leading Lines, all sizea
Ccrpet Warp, all colors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards, all numbers
DUpont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps
With well Sc lected assortment Of GROCERIES
suited to the Trade-al any part of which, will
be sold al very small advance, for cash. ia
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The POOLE ExcITEMENT.-In New York, the
Poole excitement still continues. Morrissey has
been re arrested and lodged in Jail. The Board of
Councilmen have authorized reward of $4,000
for the arrest OF Baker and s said that Secretary
Guthrie has given his consent for revenue cutter
to go in pursuit of the vessel in which it was sup
posed he had embarked. James Irwin, who few
days ago swore before the coroner that Poole was
the eggressor on the night of the difficulty between
him and Morrissey, at Stanwix Hall, while all the
other witnesses testified to quite the contrary has
been held to bail to answer charge of perjury
P. B. Cabell, of Virginia, and E. Warren, of
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE

DWELLING ON nth, n E r TO MAR
SHALL ST, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are au.
thorzed to sell that newly erected private dwelling
on 18th, near to Marshall street. now in the occu-
pancy of Sam'l Ayres, Esq, and nearly opposite the
Carlton House. 1t is four stories high including the
basement which is light and dry. 1t has ten rooms.
besides number of clos-ts. bath room in the I'd
story-supplied with the city water, and complete
bathing apparatus &c. Has injected with it large
independent cuivert, carrying off all water from the
yard, &c A large sitchsn with six rooms. Is loca-
ted in retired and excellent nsighbozhood, very
near the business part Of the city
Terms accommodating. Apply 80
NH lO-6t GODDIN APPERSON.
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NOTICE-SASH, BLINDS AND
IN DO0RS.-I have this day sold out my SASH
BLIND and DOOR FACTORY to Mr.. VIM. Tur
ner, 10 whom would refer my friends in want of
any hing In this line. T. o. TRAYLOR,
Agent for DR.. WHIrEHEAp.
TOBACCO AND PACKING BOXES
In addition to the SASH. BLIND and DOOR Blu.
SINESS, intend to manufacture Boxes Of all kinds
fer Tobscconists and Merchants and shall be happy
TO take orders for Packing Boxes for the gprins trade
~ shop on 18th street, In rear Of 6hoekos Ware
Mr.. faAyLos can be seen st N. .nhpP.
NH l1-ot W4. 1ukNER.
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III. VOg TfOPfIos0seI
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PUKCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
Wholesale A gents, Richmond.
-. v;rsinis 10 H-d&S1H

A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICISE.-So
celebrated has DIR. M'LaDe's Vermifuge become.
that It is the only specific cure for
Families should be without a supply OF II. At
this season particularly, when worms tioubls-
some and frequently fatal among children, parents
should be watchfui; aud on the first appearance of
those distressing symptoms " hich warn of their
presence at apply this powerful and eicaeious
remedy. We are confident that it only requires
trial. convince all that it richly merits the praises
that have been lsvshed upon It, II is safe and nsi-
lible. Volumes of eertlhcstes can be pro&aced,
showing its great medical virtues
P.S-Ths above vsusbie remedy, also Dr. Nc
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at all rsspseta.
bic Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be caRful to ask fof,
and take none but Lr. MLANE'S VERklFU9E.
All others, In comparison. are worthless.
NH 5-dkElw q v.e
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Ino N JAMEs C. CRANE, Rresif

o, Dhs. ATWOOD u CHASE, Homgopatbic
49,. = ss sna urgeonx No. 1877 Main street over
a H sT9n0ns S,mons sootstors. Richmond. Va.
nt ooD' MD. 1. p CHASE, M. d