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The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

SUNDAY LAsT-our town was crowded
with strangers. Chinadom was "full to over
flowing" The late rains have driven many
from the rivers, and those who are not re-
turning to China, are looking for winter dig
giugs or are locating in the towns to keep
clear Of Mr. Tax Collector.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

ANNIvERsARY- The Masonic fraternity of
Stockton intend to celebrate the anniversary
Of st. John the Evangelist, on the 18th inst.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

AFFRAY AT RED BLUFFs.-T Thomas Stinson
shot Isaac Nickeh at Red Bluffs on the 23d
inst. 1t has been pronounced by a jury a
justiiiable act.
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&36l3,5O
Total

The tax valution of this property has
gradually increased, and but for the conflict
ing interest between the farmer and miner,
would have been double what it now is. The
decision by the Courts, giving the miner the
right to enter upon and dig any lands in the
mineral districts, is a check upon improve
ments on this kind of property. Some Of
the most valuable ranches in the county are
suffering by this decision.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-1he Sacramento
Union is in favor Of thespassage of a law to
prevent carrying concealed weapons.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

10. O. F.-The ball at Jackson of the
O. O. F. is described by the Sentinel as th
finest ever given in the State.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01
CANALS.


Auburn & Bear River Water & Mining
Companv-capital S65O,O0O Length of ca
nal, including laterals, l75 miles. Office at
Auburn.
American River Water & Mining Co.
Capital stock 100000. Office at CarroIton
This canal is located on the west bank of the
American river, taking its water at Tahmaroo
Bar, in this county, and leading to Missis-
sippi Bar, in Sacramento county Its length
is about 80 miles-2O of which is in Placer
Gold Hill d Bear River Water Co-Cap-
ital stock 100000. Main trunk 32 miles
lateral, 26 miles. Office at Gold Hill.
Yankee Jim Union Water Co.-Capital
stock $4,000. Office at Yankee JIM
Ell Dorado Water Co.-Capital stock $780,
900. Length of canal and laterals, 80 miles
Office at Michigan City.
Todd's Valley Water Co.-Capital stock
49,, 900. Length of canal IL miles. Office
at Todd's Valley.
The above list includes the principal in
corporated canals of the county. Aside
from these there are twenty-three Others of
smaller capacity and capital. Many of them
are of great value to the miners as well as
the capitalists and pay better interest on
the amount invested than some of the lar
ger companies.
The assessed value of the 90 canals in the
aggregate is S375,000.
SAW MILLS.
There are about twenty Saw Mills in oper-
alton in the county, which annually produce
many millions feet Of lumber--the exact
amount | had no means Of ascertaining,
The trade is one of the most important n
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

Pork and Beans. That's fact just what
we lived on, when We welded a pick and
shovel at Bidwell in 40. Set us down as a
member.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

We see that the Forty-niners of Bidwell
are organizing Pioneer Association. We
wonder if this movement will increase the
demand for pork and beans and empty flour
sacks s=NOrh (d[itorniaa
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

Bea5"T Turkeys are selling in this market al
the rate of &4 apiece.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

IT, The Atlantic mail will close at the Post
Office on next Monday evening.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01
Atlantic News.


A dreadful accident occurred on the Pacific
Railroad, running out from St. Louis on the
lst of November. A large number of the
citizens of St. Louis and OF the State, had
started for Jefferson City, the Capital of
Missouri, on an excursion to celebrate the
opening of the road.
When the train reached the bridge at the
river Gasconade, the structure gave way,
precipitating the locomotive and a portion
of the cars distance of thirty feet, killing
eighteen of the passengers, and frightfully
wounding more than thirty others.
The cars on the Chicago and the St. Louis
Railroad ran off the track on the Goth ut.,
smashing the engine and three cars. A
number of the passengers were seriously in
jured, among whom was Mr. Neafie the tra-
gedian, whe was for some time in California.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, states that Russian
Ambassador is soon to arrive there, and that
the United States is to be employed as media
tor in the present war.
The President has decided that General
Scott is entitled to the additional pay claim
ed by him as Lieutenant General since May,
lS47. The amount awarded to him is $lO-
900.
The result of the various State elections,
taking place on the 5th, the day Of the sail
The Placer herald., 1855-12-01

the county, and one which is increasing in
growth and prosperity. A share of this
lumber is consumed in the county for build
ings, fences, fumes, and mining GENERALLY,
but an important trade between these mills
and the city of Sacramento, where it comes
in competition with the Oregon lumber
that city being the highest point that that
lumber reaches into the interior.
The assessed value Of these Mills is $4,000
State tax, so cts on the 500 $4,000
County tax 81 ,O5 d" 903,00
Total Sl419,00
TOLL ROADS AND BRIDGES.
There are nine Toll Roads and Bridges in
the county, the assessed value Of which is
$1,000
State tax, GO cts. on the 500 $4,000
County tax 81 ,o5 1850
Total S1171,5O
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tbs DAILY DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL IS, is'
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


The Examiner, alluding to the nunnery vista
,.,;an has an editorial upon the duplicity Of
.samr aud compares him to horse thief, who
has. s,asrsnt name for every county he passes
,brouob Al the South, be processes not to touch
the con.ciences of the Catholics, but only their
franchises A, the North, these professions are
thrown aside, and there Is exhibited the genuine
s,irit of persecution of the old cruel, shameless
barbsric type, Of the Praise God Bareooues Era
Catholic schools ''must be abolished Inc con
vent burning scenes of Charlestown must oe re-
enacted, and women and children must become
again the victims of outrage from hero'c oru'ai'
pro.auc Sam, Apostle of protesiantsm ana fharr
see of 1888. The Examiner also publishes a letter
tram =. New Orleans editor, 10 which he states
ppon the authority of gentleman oil high stand
inc, 10 the American party that no religious test
Whatever is required Of members in the State OF
Louisiana.
The Penny Post comments upon Mr. Wise's at
tempting to make capital In the west of his course
In the convention on the Basis question, and says
that U that question to be of the Issues OF the
election, |, would warn eastern people OF 1t in
time. Il also speaks of his having said that be
was a Free Will Methodist and If converted would
join that church and remarks lnaI tnat ueCldEa~
ton was only made by Mr.. Wise to blunt the force
of the Insult he gave to the Methodsts, when he
said at the African church, at we are to have
Pope, let him be Catholic Pope away over In
Italy. and not one Of your protestant priests,
kneeIiug at our love fesis."
The Enquirer defines "the prospect" before the
Democratic party in the ensuing election, and says
that the incredible statements put forth by the Oh
gaps OF the Know Nothing party, will deceive no.
body with regard to its strength. Its correspon-
dence, which is not the fictitious fabrication of Its
own apprehension, but the spontaneous and relia
BILE expression Of popular sentiment, exhibits the
feeling and the purpose of the Democracy through
out the State Never was the Democratic party In
Virginia inspired with such zeal or animated by
such stern devotion to duty.
The Hhis speaks of the Reconstruction of the
old parties and cites the which led to their
dissolution l, says that hereafter political contests
will be narrowed down to the great National Anne
rican party on the one hand, and the remains Of
the old Democratic party, who cling to the spOils
with undying tenacity.
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HOUSES FOR RENT 80 -.

~ FOR RENT OR SAT-E-1
$50 z@,A bn:k Dwelling ON 18th ,.rss, - large
nooaeco Factory contaioiug II room, near Hsrsroys.
Forterms, apply to HFNpvSs garden ia fTon.
an at, At Richie L Dorn.LEs.
Corner Psnk - ANTS
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN + \ :
- TRACTOR will subdue pain and infsmston
from the severest burns or scads, in from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wound. without
scar; il eifsctuslly Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds,
Bruises, scsld Head Corns and Bunions, Erysipelss,
SprsinB SwelIings, Felops. Chiblains, Bites of In
scots, Sweed and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptions and all other infammstory and cutsneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
This article is now put up in blue wrappers with
new steel plate label, and signed by II Daley Ma
ker, and C. J. Clickner L Co Proprietors TO guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade at propre tors pri
Retail price only 25c. a box. NH 26-d&w6m
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Sole Proprietors. Richmond, Va
RIcHmoND, January IS, l85!

RICHMOND, January 10, 1870
Messrs. Dove Co.-For about seven years my
negro boy Simon had an ulcer on the shin bone of
of his legs; he had had the very best medical adj
vice. and the strictest attention from myself the
has been repeatedly pouticed and burnt iih caustc;
at intervals whist giving applying medicine he has
been kept low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be large the palm of mans hand, and at Others
larger than half dime, and even when it has at
tanned this sm all size would break out again be-
came certainly discouraged about it, and day
while in your store, l asked you what must do for
it; you gave bottle of your Turf Oil, and stter
using bottles (by the directionl it was entirely
months from his work, but since, he has never
lost single day will sdd that have expended
uselessly on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives pleasure to add to the many
you have this Testimonial of the virtues Of your Turf
Oil. Very respectfully, s. e. SHELTON.
IA congratulated by permission from a lady Of
this CITY I NH SI-d&cts
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CuRIots CAsE-On the 9th of March a
draft for 1859 81 from the banking house of II. w
Conner, Charleston, S. c., In favor OF John w.
Downing, of Chestnut street. Philadelphia, was by
some accident misdirected and found it's way 10
New York, where it was sent to the house of a
cooper by trade, named John M. Downing, in his
absence Subsequently, on the advice OF lawyer,
he drew the money, and deposited 1t with Mr..
Riggs the banker. A few days ago Mr. John w.
Downing, of Philadelphia had John NJ arrested,
who csndidIy stated how he obtained the money,
and promptly handed it over. He has, however,
been held to bail, on charge OF forgery, to await
a further trial.
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIZ 1.-THE Paris Pays tells
the following story Of real life:

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE."-The Paris Pays tells
the following story Of real life:
Edward la medical student in Paris ha 4
made the Acquaintance of young working girl
named Juliette who, besides uncommon beauty,
possessed a reserve and distinguished department,
not frequently be met with in persons OF her class
Juliette hsd bestowed her heart the young stu
dent only under the promise that climate union
would come bye and bye, to consecrste the oaths
which she had received. Edward might hsve been
in earnest in mas ing these promises but the arrival
of his father in Paris chsnged the face of things,
and yielding to his positive injunctions, he had to
cease his visits to Juette After vain attempts to
change the fathers resolution, poor Julette
other resource than suicide She accordingly threw
herself into the Seine, short distance from the
Bridge of Arts Two workmen, seeing
''This once mora unfortunate, weary of breath,
Rsshy unfortunate rush to her death"
plunged in after her and succeeded in rescuing
Whilst the poor girl being brought to the office
of the Chief Since keeper the father of Edward.
who is Doctor at Orleans, was by singular chance
passing by. Seeing the crowd collected on the quays,
he went over and having learned that young girI
had been taken out of the water he fastened to oe
his services When Juliette-returned to conscious
ness-told him of the which had made her at
tempt suicide, Mr.. l. touch ed with that love which
was ready even to sacrifice life awakened hope IN
her heart by few words which have contributed
not little to the prompt recovery of the young
OsTisy.
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A Dovstsiling Machine hss been invented and Is
In use in Boston. which it is said, enables single
woman to dOvetail with ease from eight hundred to
one thousand bureau drawers day.
FRIARs.-The Buffalo Commercial states that three
franciscan F1iars about locating themselves in
Buffalo, as Missionaries for the Southern part of
Bishop Timon's Diocese.
1t stated that 0O0 coo bushels of coal were
s9ipped from Pittsburg last week.
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
& - -:
He%% sse1Sff-H U
OPEN srO pnETON IOO MI 10

OF I'm to Bus IUN-IUy MILES
WE regular Passenger Train will run
\ eaiy Sundays exeepted) between RICH.
MOND and BOSTON IL
Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock, A. M, and arrive
Leave BOSTON at l O'Clock p and .
RICHMOND att 20 p M O 'i'e 81
The Train will stop TO- passen gers at the following
points only MANCHESTER, Robiou's Coal.feId. TO-
mahawk rowhatan, Mattoax, Chula Amelia e II
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah. Prics,s
mehernn, KeysvilIe, brakes Branch, Mossine ForS
hsssn0ke, Clover, scottsburg and Boston 'O
price. " SeHiaoI age, half
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
81. h TWO passes, so that one be retained in
'hSt they are permitted to 20 on the cars pass
- assengers for Lynchberg connect with so,,h-
oiqe Railroad at Hsytokah win 0o''h-
Through to Lynchburg
ap IA r. e. HUGHS0N 5;.l:t w
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EsEsN STEAMBOAT CTTRTT

MOUTH ANN rNEo0 arooP ssAGE TO PORTS.
n.s rEok Captain JoHS DAVIS, viii rsssm ~ H.
pses ns ns osswesn this the sbove
VIII leave the wharf at Rockets IN instant
oeioos Thursday and Saturday mofniSs. az eve
issys NprfoIs Returning. the Curtis Peck Va Mi
bour III n,ni each alternate morning at the wi
inss o ~ and touch at all the resuIsr
Pssss. .ss 70 1iys, going and rstarning
PASSAGE for .s,u.n." and Norfolk.......s2O0
Meals soc. each, '''''''''''......... 80
spl6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. Il. HUET

Il will guarantee good, sound and permanent
in all diseases Of the Genital Organs, viz: Sy
philis in all it's forms, Bubos, Phymosis, Para-pby
fnosis Ulcers Of the Throat Nose, Palate or BODY,
Blotchss on the Face, Body or Limbs, Cranial EruP-
tons; ALSO Eruptons on the Body.
Gon9rhea will be perms emily cured without the
of Balssm. Mercury other obnoxious drugs.
Persons afectt with urethal discharges or debiI-
iy of the urinary origins those who are suffering
from the destructive habit Of youth, who have been
sbandop ed TO die other physicians may be speed.
lily cured by app yins to DR. HUET. Office on Gov.
nor street, above Franklin street, Richmond, Va
Persons at distance can be cured by letter, post
paid stating case and enclosing small fee. Terms
moderate. All consultations strictly confidential.
Price of medicine per package 90 which, in mos'
casaa nrnyea ffine aIfnIn q cure. MILL m
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TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES AND

NEW SPRING -1855.-An
~ entirely new stock at No. 29 Main street
We have received by recent arrivals our entire
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Comprising complete and vel selected assortment;
anon gat which will be found the most fashionable
and beautiful Styles of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Imported. together wish splendid selection of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
For Gentlemen's wear; all of which have been pur.
chased under such favorable circumstances as will
enable us to offer them unusually cheap.
Our friends and the public generally are respectful
ly invited TO call and examine Goods as we feel
satisfied please them, both as regards quality
style and price.
]. L. SMITHER & BROTHER
ep ll-dlm at SnelPs old stand
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- a - ACG0MM0DATI'N

- ssEz---zsE1-T IA Nm EW AR
is55 and until further notice, the Accommodation
Train of this Company will be run daily (Sundavjs
excepted) between MILFORD and RICHMOND
leaving Milford at quarter after O'Clock A M and
Richmond at O'Clock P. M stopping at any point
which may be directed on the way for passengers
Fare same as on the M ali Trains, hich and af
ter the I'd April will make stop between Milford
and Richmond, except at the Cottage Station.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
P. Son Sunday of cash week the Mail Train
will stop for passengers, at the former stopping
places, whenever there is sufficient time by the
Schedule TO do So
OFFICE F. L P. r. r. Co..
Richmond, March IL, 1855. ( NH 10
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A J. A N a N y u K FIRE PhOnr

~ A l. A NJ AMI L X FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS X WATSON
PHILADELPHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New ork aud when opened tn cir contents of books
and papers were found to be unnjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with HalPs patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $50 to
$500. For sale by BALDWIN,
NH SITS l42 NJ an u pic .rnnrH
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II EEK -, NORTH CARROLL.

KX%N3E-TrE MA EXPRESS!-EATRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS! -DISPATCR is
THE LIFE OF TRADE Goods ordered by our
Express are uslly sold, and the proceeds In your
drawers Ia less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance
Merchants of Halifax Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson'S Goldsboro' Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads -
Our Car.Room has been ch increased, and charges
are sure to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.
ma "a Corner of 18th and Main at
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THE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER

THE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER
n COUNTY, VA.-This eligible retreat located
about 10 miles, north of Richmond, on the line of
the Richmend, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road, is open for the reception of visters and
boarders, and offers many ADVANTAGES to persons in
search of health, quiet and recreation.
For facility of access, coed water comfort of &C.
commodaton, and health of location, the proprie-
tors latter themselves that no establishment east
of the mountains afford greater inducements as
place OF resort.
In addition to the great Northern and Southern
Mail trains, which pass the place twice daily an Ac
commodstion Train leaves Richmond at O'Clock P
M, and returns to Richmond at 8 A. NJ. daily thu.
atfordng facilities of and departure highly
convenient and comfortable.
The ch- mbers of the Hotel and adjoining Cot
tages are all furnished with gas and we'll arranged
in every other respect whilst the spacious grounds
and groves attached TO the premises, will enable pa
rents to afford their children secure and oomfcrta
BILE field for exercise and recreation.
IF RMS OF BoARD-S2 per Gay; $40 per week and
$50 per mouth-childTen, under ten years of age,
and servants half price.
Passengers by the Mail Train, going North will
take supper at the Cottage Hotel in future; and du
ring the summer months, the afternoon of each
Fhursday, commencing with the 18th of NAV, the
ArmorV Band will practice the grounds of the
cottage A. B. PALMORE & CO.,
Slash Cottage, Hanover co.
April 2ith, 1855 an Palm
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TRUE TURF OIL.-tor old Sores of
eyerv descrjption on Man Beast One tea
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprsns Ulcsrs and Fellons, Scaids and
Burns Bore Legs and Chilblains, Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter, Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, Infsmed Breasts Glandular Tunors, Sore
Back Sweled Legs and Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure
to colds.
Applied to burns ct once it leavesno gear.
Price so aud Is cents bottle.
DOVE CO,
Sole Proprietors. Richmond, Va.
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ELEGANT OPEN CARRIAGE AND
AZ HARNESS For SALE.-I have enc of the
most beautiful and elegant open Carriages with
magnificent set OF Harness, which l will sell lar.
gain in. THOMAS w KFESFE
ap 2l-6t No On Peal st
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CODA WATER-The subscribers Foun.
~ tsins are this day opened for The season, with
choice selection OF Straw berry Raspberry Pine n
pie, Lemon. Vanilla, Ginger, Sarsaparilla Wild
Cherry and Know nothing Syrups Thew hone 10
re tain their former celebrity for cool and refr shin
drausht. DUFAL NORTON DruRgists
spA Corner Main and 10, h sts
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VOLUMBIAN HOTEL-JAMES M

~ BOYD CO., having leased this desirable Ho-
tel will spare pains to maintain its former pepu
'srity and comfort. They have employed L. POR-
TER to take the entire charge of the House on and
after Ist April The former patrons of this Hotel
and numerous friends of e. PORTER, requested
to give them a call.
Richmond March % 1855. ans
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MRs 7 WOODY, next door to
csrA AINSLIE, BOWEN Il
o~a1- CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

cnHA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
MstE The subscriber has on hand, at MS Coach
Main and Cary, USth and l4th streets rear the Co
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARlOTEEs, BA-
ROIICHES RJGGlES with and without tops and
SITLKIEs all of his own make, of the best materi-
ala and workmanship. All of which will be sold as
low ss good work of the kind can be IN the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to rake to order and sell at the lowest
rrantsd Ife 2O-6mI MICAJAH MANGUM.
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ais CUIICLE.-Judds medics1o1
an - ad Cuticle, for sale bv eated
pHAs. ALLsgAUeH, Druggist,
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CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS

NERTAIN CURE FOR co U q ID d
~ RICHMOND, Nov z, lSo2-l have tIled neaiIy
all the cough remedies of the day and have no hest
tation in saying that | believe MRS A b. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prepare
ton of the kind in uIe and as 's1i1 %
almost indispensable T. "AhhEN. r
MRS. DAVIS COUGH REMEDY.-We can SPEAK OF
the vii tues of this medicine from the oook, hsWne
witnessed its operation in bad cough in which 1t
afforded peedy and decided relief-Rieh. hcpuo.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennetu oeeTs
E. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Vale.
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IACKSON'S EXCELolOh bli IEho
- NJ n Isck.op-Desr Sir: Ny moth r-iu-lsv,
MIR, Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for years Not ndns any nSn, .e t
trY your "EXCEisTOR BITTERS," and it affords
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits. -
which she wa, strauser previous to the use of your
valuable medicine GEC- w. WlhE1'
Richmond Va, April II, 1855.
advise every family to procure these Bitters
They may be found at E J Picot', A. Bodeker .,
s. NJ. Zachrisson's, Chas. Miilspaugh':, Bennett q
Beers, and Alex. Duvs's Druggists, hlchmono' D.
All orders PROMPTLY attended to. ap 10