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To THE PUBLIC
Of thu Unite ST a t e s {.

A advertisement OF Mr.. UDOLPHO WOLFE lately pub
II shed suppose, intended for the protection Of bis
Schiedam Schnapps against countereters has under
observation and being engaged Ia the manufacture %
Schiedam Schnapps, 70 let Il pass without notice
through this medium, might be considered among those
he den inmates "Pfdes and TENDERS n P0is0n;' bat
the immense patronage and that has ate ded the
sale Of the article manufactured by me- and The opinion Of
competent judges 70 its qualities beverage sud lie
medicinal virtues, precUdes the possibility Of the idea that
am included among those he designs 10 impugn. No
doubt he feels AEgeved az the dvprcc alton Of the sale Of
his echnapps which Is manifest % ALL since mine has been
bro ght into competition With his Not only have succeed
ed in competing with HIN in quality but the constant and
increasing demand Tor article has enabled me TO furnish
less price than he doessAy ~ In the coEen.
And furthermore he will soon become sas ned that his cad
ton 20 the cit Of the southern and Western states
will avail him nothing lar as concerned, for the
character OF my Schedam Schnapps q too well established
in those safes 70 be injured BY such iuvdious publ
cation. The motive Of his advertisement obvious 70 every
one and feeling vel satisfied that all such missiles hr0wn
by him will fan harmless az my feet, will here, Tor
tie satisfaction Of the public pahish copy Of my Patent
Right entered In the Southern District Of Neg York.
he 2sth OF December. 1851.
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I AND EyATsRANTS-Iw will pay Cash to Ii per-
II sons having Land Warrants to dispose Of
jel2 III Dssderick st.
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RECEIVED PER EXPIRES
PRICES REDUCED.

A FINE lot of Parasols, sunshades Fans, Muslin Man
n ties, White Ribbons, &C., DC.
jel9 R. c. NcNAIRY CO.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

THE assessment 70 Tor The yvar 1855 having been e5
pletrd zad retained - me, Y remain open tar the
nspec Of Tax Payers, ~ once IN the Ctr Hal, or
ten DAYS only during Ehich time property holera RAY
have an opportunity " correcting th4t
have been ads ia Of their pr p-Tty IN he
Cooperation. kNphhi A. AANOhfhs
iyiC-iut Recorder.
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GENTLEMENs AND BOYS FINE SUMMER
N HOES.
NENTS' Super Cloth Congress Sewed Caters;
" " Patent Leather Union do
do do Puttoned 0xfords;
Boys do do Congress Caters;
do do Oxford Ties;
do do Pumps;
1ouihS do do Oxfold Ties:
c I'D ems do do Buckle Slippers; just opened by
RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
apN AZ College street.
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Land, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
G A p u r r o & CO.'S

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and IS, 900 Engravings actually
sold since February last.
Head Prize, "A $40, 900 House I'm the City
of Ste Louis, Oh the Northwest corner
of Locust and seventh Streets.
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES FROM THE CITY.
Watches from $40 to $50!
Diamond Crosses worth $500!
Diamond Pins from $50 to $50!
Diamond Rings worth $50!
This Magnificent Enterprise,
TIVE hest offered the Public in progress and
l. will draw early IN the sumner.
By the payment Of ONE DOLLAR, a person receives =
beautiful Engraving q either
The Monarch of the Glen;
A Chip of Ihc Old Block;
Or, The Stag at Bay;
From L7ndseer, the greatest animal painter the world
and numbered receipt emitting him to draw any Of the
above valuable prizes
The prizes, perceive make up the
Tot cries and ram OF he times but Of value con-
sisting as they do, Of Land, Gold ard Diamonds.
Office for the disposal Of Tickets No 50 Cherry street.
nearly opposite the Post Office also, j. IS Market
street, and b. +. Williams, Broad street.
Indiana Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin money
received at par for Tickets.
All orders addressed shall receive prompt attention
~ tt I. A. CASWtLL, General Agent.
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EXTERIOR SUNK.-A Geographic dispatch from
Montgomery, received in Mobile, announces the
total loss of the steamboat Emperor, which
was sunk near Tyas Bar, between Selma and
Montgomery. This is the same steamer which
laid aground in the Alabama for so many
months and was oLly loated of by the recent
rise in the river.
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REDUCED PRICES.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
the seaon Is advanced aud wish 20 make room Cor
Oar fsll plrcltse, viii sell present n re
duced prices Il consists OF shirts Underwear every vsr
rty 1loycs, hslih,s Orayss, Stock Usnbrrila Cane
Combs brushes Pans; fresh aud choice q Pcramsry
Hair os &c. Also few best sole leather Trunks Carpet
Bags, &C tlg~ther with may other artces-a ~ which
NC viii sell AZ low Jysl }. a. MeGILL.
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Copy Of Patent Righ,l


NOUIHHRN ULSIkICI OF NV IOHht ~
BE Il remembered That on the eighth day Of De-
cember Douini, 1854 Barnard L. Simpson, o. he
said District hath deposited in this ooe the u print
label, the title OF Which Is the words following,
vii: Barnard L. simpsons Aromatic SchiedAm Juniper
SehnHpps, sups r0r Tonic Anti Dspepuc Intigorating
Cordial" the night whereof he claims author and pro-
petor, "a conformity with act o. Congress- entitled
IAN Act amend the several Acts pectug copy rghs
GEO W. MORTON,
Clerk OF the Southern District Of Eew York.
And take pleasure this tender my
thanks the public In general and friends par teE
lar for the kind hberay with which they have patron se4
me nom nv Of this enterprise; and
them shsli continue 20 provide them always with
genuine and sgperioT article u schled5m SchnspPs.
iys-d8m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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BARNARD 4. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC ScHIEDAM JUsIPER SCHEAPPS.
4 superior Tonic, RntI-DyspePtie InVIE-
Grating Cordial.

OruAink
TT Is ar,entabe truth that, win few exceptions. svery
article Of food every article 81 drink We imhibc
Is more or les aduterste And In nothing has Adatera
nom. ard femen,sd La 50 much tsct that Il IL
impossbe procure pure liquors snd wines unless obtain
I snd veil established foreign connections.
IL Is owing the corrosive, naummstory ard poisonous
e'Trse-ul seastisi intoxeaon is % sgusnt shas he
Legislatures Of several % the states have taken The natter
10 hand, aud prohbtcd The sails o. spuous ernentsd
liquors as eomnoa beverages.
Were all liquors sold pure and Unauthorized ve shoad
need no Maine Law and bat isN restrictions sale
DlOtehed hers. p4sed limbs swollen eh and THAI feArruI
disease duf sEaens produced not By pure hquors.
but BY hs infatuated habit o. infringing in The corrosive
poisoBs sold under that des gnaiion.
PsON's
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCHHAPPs
Ar, Manufactured exclusively sehsdau Holland.
sordng The directions Of GA established distlng houses
Sps A., entitled Z, h-s $1,000 No osss
medicinal beverage, Is present IN Use IN the Uaiied STATS
or N EasOPe POssssss saeA sanitary and seae'as prep
In eases o. Govt Gravel Obs,rucous o. The kinney.
B.Ass asa sI9aiy = sI :. =. tS .1s e.
cded they have excited the ssoni huens q n-esl
men, and esd expressions q ne nesi sseoanasd s'~
Agents and private purchasers are cautioned % fAIa
against the eeupoands q sIssr lia.es' ll,-tS- @
soa's Arenale JanipSr sehnaPps sh have ne us -
the Msdcna cordiA sfossed en- ne sides u ms eotSe
hAf eonias H. and ne signature q he PrePrsi's % 20
ne l.ss, "a sssh bosiis whLh has been aay entered n
n. Unted states Dret Coart ard qcnJ pfeseer
"a tsn limitation 81 The pensiflsf 81 az OF Sen4r&r
IN the three prnci9ai nsinE nEuagca-hf ksi Ffenea
- .ran ard panphrts in thase lsuEzagrss esseriptta
~ he .srlts u tbs hea-lnF gs4inE Beverage S-a A.
NAS' y - " J. WggGUT co, Agents.
Ne. Isl chaFacs sfrsst, Nes Orleans.
s~-ssr.r,,es ussesung begss srcs % s<hnspRs
- srt-ssar % p-FseAe re psttc th1t bAkhAhD l.
sTaPsON he proFsstsr e ths gsBane Aronats >hiefas
y.,ner gekaspps l. tca0 ste dlrrc, impartsr hs
bs - - undsrslee thst Ne nosi unqussioueke Proef
~ a. fss q Be afnisAed - ~ sneat npo ting
merchants In Me- ofics1s-
q. ". HENDKESHOff,
Cernsr u CEDAR street. ard ne sqaaFs.
t.e-8r~ Ns.hyile. rsna-
NEGROES FOR SALE.
\ HAys So - ths hess Negroes Nr sac thai Asss
L 80 ~ s.a weave AnY Esais1an sessisf .e-i 49,
sus. sasht = 81 auafhsy. Ake vonsn % Ans IA
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DIsoouRAoiNa CoNDITIoS OF UTAH.-A let
fer from Utah gives a deplorable account of
Mormondom. There is said TO be not only
discomfort aud dssenson among the Saints,
but the whole Territory is threatened by fam
ine. In the Southern settlements, the whole
of the wheat crop, which had looked 70 prom.
Using, is destroyed by grasshoppers, and to-
wards the North the same result is apprehend-
ed. These insects are gushing out Of the earth
by shoals, and it required ony little warm
weather TO hasten their growth, aud to ensure
the destruction of the entire crop.
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Etna Insurance co. of Hartford.
CHARTERED 1919 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Tho. A. ALEXANDER, Scc'y. Tho. K BRAcK, President.
STATEMENT ULY 1, 1875.

CHARTERED 1919 -CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Tho A. ALExAxDEa, Scc'y. Tho. X. BRACE President.
STATEMENT ULY l. 1888.
CAPITAL $5Oo,OOO- ALL PAID Up.
Losses paid cash from "a to July 55 t977s2 %
gR,- Sem. Annual dividend per cent
The assets OF the Company are
Cash in Bank and he hands Of $2O2,T6s O6
Raj Estate unncu ub-red 81! 70
~ Mortgage Bonds, q aud per cent.
iner,s payable semi annu ly.. 1900 90
20 Per cent. state Of Virginia Bonrs 200 %
Bonds, interest payable semi-annu'
10 6 per cent Jersey City Water do 1880 90
. 10" Cay OF Milwaukee do. 3,l5v 20
--1s7, 1922 O5
Debts due the Company secured by Mortgage. 5UUO "
Bills receivable, amply secured and payable at
50. share Hartford and New Haven
1o5 shares Hartford ana Providence
X. H., IL per ct. preferred add guar
. shsr.s otoa Worcester R. 1GG5S %
25J Connecticut River l4,OOU 90
81 C,nnectiaut River Company, LIS W
100 shares Stafford B' three instruments paid in w
sc I" Eag sank evidence X. l -. go. 1880 w
O'aares Pla ak ID, liaotford, G. SO Go 90
3D. EXchanle Bank, " II $50 W
200 Farmers Mechanics Bank,
Hartford, Ct. $4,000 90
$50 Connecticut RIVER Bk 40. 10 W
2O1 /" Hartford Bank, d.. 25,tp 40
us " star Bank, do l3,le4 90
lUO - City Bank, do 10 600
- l4s ASS 90
2 0 Union Bank, New York, ~ 20 90
$50 Roadway Bank 4" IL l6J 90
49, People Hauk 4,4Iu ~
loo Hanover b INK " 10000 90
4Un M.chanics' Blk " II 800 20
loo Bank OF North America, ~ los 20
49, - Bank Of America, /" u go ~
$50 - BIuA u tn Republic is 75J 90
50 Rk OF the Commonwealth" $500 90
loo York Lie Ins. = Trust Co. 10, o. %
lUU " u. states Company zoo 10
- 1873 $50 90
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10. G. BROW N,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
"a Hollaua STRAIT n tSIIVIIIE TENN

M stock OF Fancy Goods Perumerv, &C., IL very
4N1 complete htvng received treh supplies selected by
Of the firm in person. viz Luhn BaZins and Mitrhe
Extracts American Tinct. and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps Hair ant Tooth Brushes in every style: Dill
luc's and bins chets; Crystals China Metal
and Glass Puff foxes several styles Shell Cor b. large
stock Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, White Lead
Linseed Oil, Turpentne, &C., &C je9
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
\ HAvs Sc - ~ tess Negroes Sr sac thai ssss
L s-~n ~ ssa vears AaY Etaiielan ses''isf -i 80.
sut. oasst - caH isauaafsy Ake vcusn 70 hSs "a
chratua.a .!s4sN kEAa o. fv~aiA'
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THE NASHVILLE TRUE WING. a
$500 r. eward,



FOR ANTHONY AND HERCULES,
Wv day night June 2, 1885, if secured in JAIL that
get them Anthony bright mulatto man. about IS
for white without close inspection. He RAISED rear
Gaatiu and haps will step there for days. and he
has down cast look when spoken to-
Hercules is tall spae built man, about the same
age Anthony and has smooth black skn reads and
writes we and is without doubt making for Of the free
States lie painter by rado and very intelligent and
Adde'S, E. s. TRIGG, Mobile, Air.
je1s-4w. Care of B VAUGHN, Commission Merchant.
COR HIRE negro boy 10 years of age for the bal
u m r. A. BALLowE, Genn Ag't,
feb24 No II Deaderick streie.
The Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Chartered 1873.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
THO. A ALEXANDER, Sec'y... THO K. BRACE, Pres't
0'A'e mutual c 4 $4,000. " y
A. J. GILLETT, sec'y.......J. P. RUTHERFORD, Prss'l
New York Life Insurance Company.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL $s0O,OOO.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary. MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres''
Fire. Marine, Inland Hull and Life risks taken at equitable
rates iy23l JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
500 REWARD.
d ANYWAY on Monday night the 2st inst while in the
III employment Mr. Charles H. Martin, Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM AMI ALBERf. They are
about twenty five years Of age; Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes, made Of green casnett
and new silk hats jim is about fye feet eight inches
high weighs about $50 b4; well formed high forehead and
pleasing counenancv; speaks quick when spoken to; was
raised in Williamson county by Thomas PetWay. ALBERT
is about inches high weighs about l75 ID; round
face, good couutenance with small round yes; speaks
rater slow when spoken to- rather an tumble locking ne
gro; was rails by Col Thomas Williams, OF Montgomery
Ala will give the above reward if they are taken and
my24-tf c. L. NELSON.
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The Carvase In this County.

a correspondent, writing Us from Hat Creek,
n former strong hold of the Democracy, in this
county.says Yesterday eth nlt, WINS great day
for the American party at this place.
MIR Claiborne being absent, owing to Provdcniul
circumstances, he WIS represented by DIR. Rob
ert f.. Nithers 81 Campbell, in an able and rlo-
quent speech, in which he successfully refutcd
all the charges made against Mr. c.. administer.
ing n severe and scathing rebukc to the delnn-
gogucs and political trcksters present. who had
left the arena of fair and manly controversy to
minge in the mire and filth of personal abuse in
order to iniure the candidate of the American
party. He sustained tho principles of the par.
ty in triumphant manner, answered all the oh
lectlons urged against II, proved il To be the very
party that should command tie support Of all
patriots and make the political atmosphere pure
and healthy. Take DIR. Wlihers' speech all in all
it.wa. noble effort aud worthy of nm older head
aud more experienced drhnter and advocate. 1t
has already told and will continue 10 tell favora
bly, for III" Amcrcnn party in this strong hold Of
the opposition.
Col. Flood, the candidate for the Senate, nlso
gave us sound, practical and pointed speech,
that had n most happy effect, NJ will be seen ON
tho day of election. Tho Col. read the basis
principles Of the party, commenting on them ut
the same time very forcihly, md, To most ol his
hearers, very satisfactorily.
You will hear good news from the Hat Creek
country on the 18th Thursday in May. The Amer.
lean party nro increasing. The bone and aincw
of the county have shaken off the ehncklcs Of
party, and are coming up to rally under tho
American banner. The spell of tho wire work
ersis broken. forgot TO mention tha, Mr. Boil
ling Clark was present, the Independent Ubig
candidate, md it would have amused you 10 SEQ
how he courtcd the favor of the old liners of the
Democracy. He seems TO hayo forgotten that he
Inns hi, al II
Boiling, the good old soul Ind better retire in
p, ace. Office can add nothing to his stature
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The Lieut. Governor and citizenship

Mr. Lcake. in his discussion with Mr.. Crane in
this city last Thursday night, denied tint he was
citizen of the United States. lie did not take
the ordinary secession ground, that he owed n
paramount allegiance to Virginia; but, in so many
words and without qualification, rted that he
was mot citizen of the United States
A considerable portion of Mr.. Leake's speech
was designed to show that natura.ed and native
citizens should ne put upon the same footing in
this State, except where the constitution makes
difference. Naturali1ed citizens. by the very
terms Of the oath they have taken, are citizens o T
the Tpifcd States. and not of any one of the
spectiso States. If Virginia has n distinctive
citizenship these nnturalized residents do not be.
long 10 TINT citizenship, and are not entitled TO
any Of it, advantages. Will Mr.. Lcake admit
thi.
1t has been generally understood that Mr..
Leake would not be averse to accepting foreign
ap7oininent,of suitable dignity and cmolumenis,
from the President of the United States What
right would the President have to confer such an
appointment, or Mr.. Leake to accept it, if he S no,
citizen of the United States
If Mr.. Leake were abroad, and should BIO
wrongfally deprived of his property or liberty, or
put in jeopardy of his life whose interference
and protection would he clam-that of Gov
johnson, citizen of Virginia that of Pres
ident Pierce. as a citizen of the United States
Mr.. Leake has been member Of Congress.
Before taking his seat, he took an oath to support
the constitution of the United States. That
constitution declares that shall be n mem.
Der of that Body unless he be "a citizen of the
United States" If Mr.. Leake is none such
what right had he to membership, and where was
his conscience when he took that oath
Mr.. Leake was a candidate before the Staun
ton Cnnven ton for nomination to the Governor.
ship of Virginia. The constitution of Virginia
declares tn at no one is eligible to that office unless
he be "a native citizen Of The United States
What right had Mr.. Leake to seek such nomi
nation. if he is not a citizen of the United Statcs
Mr.. Leake holds the office of Lieut.. Governor
OF Virginia. The constitution of the State de
clare that that Office only be filed by IN
native citizen Of the United States" Mr. Leakc
has sworn TO support that constitution. If he is
not citizen of the United States-whnt right
ad he TO take that oath-and what right has he
to hold that Office Should he not instantly re-.
sign the latter. and vehomently address himself
to prayer, to escape the awful consequences of
the former
But we will not hold him to the hard conse
quence> of his own declaration. We will char
tahly conclude that in the Confusion of intellect
which Cranes ponderous blows produced, he
knew not what he said or did-that he was pro
tempore Know Nothing
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party rs Mr.. Niche and other apostate Wings
and proseriptive Democrats declare it TO be.

AMHERST CouNTY.-We invite attention to the
correspondence between n committee Of the Anne
rican party Of Amherst and Col j. ID. DAVIS
Among the signatures we recognize three, as be-
longing 10 gentlemen who have hitherto acted
with tho Democratic party-anoiher evidence
that American-m is rhjggerY in disguise Our
information from Amherst assures that. II the
members of the American party and those who
sympnthse with them put forth their full strength
and do their whole duty. the county may be car
red by a handsome majnrity:-but, to do this
will demand tho most interchangeable excrtion-
such for example as their opponents are employ
ing. We know no county in which such obsii-
nate preiadces have to be encountered, and such
unceasing efforts to be combatted as in Amherst.
Under the leadership of the late member of
Congress from TINT district, bitterness of feel
ing and I'm energy Of action have been infused
into the political spirit of the county, that hive
rendered the efforts of Wings futile and void.
The American party may, and we believe will, be
more fortunate. Their creed is mild, conciIia-
tory and liberal. Laying aside old party prcu-
diees, themselves, they invite others to do like
wise. Abandoning subjects of dispute, and es-
chewing questions which have heretofore divided
and exasperatod the public mind, they propose an
unoontested and fair ground where all muy meet
and join hands in a common faith. We hope to
see tho more conservative and intelligent of both
the old parties coming up to this platform OF
union and harmony, and submitting themselves
10 the new political dispensniion which is unfold
ing itself through the land. Wo need say moth
ing Of the fitness Of the American nominee, to
take the lead in such movement He is ms gen
orally known in the county any eitizen belong
ing to it-nnd is universally confded in for the
integrity OF his character and the soundnoss of
his intellect and esteemed for the social virtues
of his private life. Experience in the Legsla-
ture has not only exhibited him as most faithful
and competent representative, but has qualified
him tn serve his constituents and the State with
still greater efficiency. We sincerely desire to
see the next session of the Legislature contracted
by such men as Col. Davis To morrow, wa will
revive, for tho special entertainment of Mr..
Wises friends in Amherst passage from that
gentlcmnns record.
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Forwarding ~ Commission Business

1--WE ,uJ., II iHying purchased the interest IT
NJ. Z, PeuNl"ln, in the concern Of Lee & Co,
Will e"nruet the Forwarding and Commission usiness
their old .tnnd the dock.
Hsncation gives him superior aiyahtages over any
other Forwarding House in The City, rs he is but few
squares OF les"l fom the landings of the Balti.
more, Philadelphia and New ORR S,catne.s. and New
York nno Boston Pac cts, md il subjected the low
dmyage reeosi lied by the City Ordinnnce whereas
goods shipped lay those located the Basin druy-
ed " two miles over rough paved streets thereby
Fol the better und r-taLding of charges he will put
good on hoard cam boats from vessels OF steamers
att cents per 100 bs,, provided, however, ,h1t no
charge Tor single shipm.ni sa be less than twenty
five cents for commission mud drayage. Seven ce Is
more rtquctiy charged for dnyasc None to the
Basin, md hye ceut- is rthrr less than the average
cdst Il hluag there by The Ord nance.
lobuc o and ut'cr produce shipped at about ha hs
charges charged by thos~, locntrd the Basin.
Persons siipping t.bacco other produce to my all
dress viii do well To slip by Mr. pc,tyohns line OF
boats they directly aio the Dock for up oad.
without delay or r. nblr.
Having an experience in tie usiaess e fifteen ycars
he hnt himself TINT h. give satisfaction, To "A
who mny en- rust their businrs. to him
Chulge On goods invariably follow them 10 dcstinn-
ton
i=8 Particular attention given to the sn'o Of Mcr
chundse and Ploducc.
ma,e dts W ALFRED LEE.
On the Dc ok, Richmond Va
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IL. q. FarreII's Arabian Linisneni.
TRIUMPHANT NEi DISEASE.

fhi. truly great licinr still goes on conqner1e
disease and sratciiHg many n poor powrrltss victim
from the gray" BY it. poNe iu stimulating pen'
1pnHl aaod ne '"iia". " r">tor"s ihs 80 a! ANTS
whr iaec hron p,lslcd or ycars aol b. ss singular
pnwernf reproducing the s,u,val fluid ,int water,
II CURES al diseases OF the ts " nh sur,l sing fapidi
l.. For rheuuati-n, in of,'tinu< Of tie Line and
spleen it has proved itsrll specific; and fr al 81
the lungs liver und hdneys Is alnp, valunhe and
powerful aux nr,; also f.r al dee OF the gltnds
srrpi A. gotre He'd neca, etc, Aud indcrd
for almost disease where exterrni application :
raq tired This me iicine funds unparalleled. Sprain+.
br.i.'s, cr5nr4, wounds, chbln'ns burns, etc, are
s. ecIi.y cured ny II.