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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-04
Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST, March 2s-Thc steamship Star of the West
having just In to port for COAL avail ourselves Of
the opportunity afforded to place in the
that has ranpred since the sailing OF the mail steamer
Itabel.
The plotboat Champion Capt Gsi1er arr 9th from Tor
tugas and reports the Iris Harp Capt Morey ashore
that rsSs She bad Posi!i0n and should Sow
Co. ofths city an old vessel and not Of much value
She las cargo of lumber for fort Jefferson.
The brig James Caskie Capt Brandt Is dschargng her
week.
The brig Tavaner Lester sails to York,
with freight from this city,
The NAH steamer Jasper, Kerr rom New Orleans 18th.
She reports having in 1t Josephs Bay suspicious look
in bark which the entrance the Jasper got sail and
stood up the hsrbor 70 avoid observation apparently
the pilots 50 services dered In taking her from the
inner bay, around Tortugas to this barbor.
The sehr Elizabeth Williams sid 10th for 81 Marks TO load
Win cotton ier New York ana schr CO. Anderson Wilson,
The pilotboat Lafayette Capt Capey arr from Havana
whether she had from this port with tbs officers and
crew Of the Belgian ship Duo 8rabant on the th BY
steamship Fulton, Capt Mitchell from unsuccessful
search for the missing Albany They had while cruising in
the Caribbean fallen in with an abandoned French ship
specie There were on board large number Of trunks
showing that she vessel probably bound to
Cayenne The Fulton picked during the cruise
supposed Is have beor ged 20 They secured
they nay be identified.
The West board 100 tons OF COAL
ard after detention Of 10 hours sails att tor New York
No other COMMERCE..
PmLADELPHIA. April 81 PM-Arr steamer Granite
CID steamer ssndford Sanford New York; bark yene
aue Davis LaguAyra; brigs Com stewart Bishop Port
land; Gladiator Saltcr, Haax schrs Eloise Thatcher;
Julia Anna Harding and Eldad Lore Jarvis Boston, John
Perkins, Hutchinson, Portland; Henry, Cameron,
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Fort Oh new YORK, April s, 1885,
CLEARED
%s's b.1 Lssa Co.
BARK indsrenaeni. Msen, 81 John, M, stsiisr I Co
Brig Hayti tr Robertson, Aux Cages YOungs Gerlos
josiah Jss Spencer sasua dsands M.ySsw Tai
Brig Leary tBr,. Costello, St Johns sr, Roome Din.
Brig Neander (Br Dawson, st John, NIB, whitney Il
Bs FsrsS sf gys saisa island fsssrs 90
ss faisSa as Sssis 9'H,
RIs E ESIs. G,Sws nSss:R S. smith
G;S; ROBIN: oiI%.1sia
ssss,s ss:;
ssSI T;,aIlSss, Brig; Bath Mason CO,
sohr Burton, ,BlaLemsn Derby, master.
T.ys1 Haven. Co.
Steamer Bristol cunmns Phsssgn,a Thompson
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star of the West Turner San Juan Mic March
Experienced throughout voyage sewers gales
Steam ship Black Warrior. Bullooh Now Orleans via Ha.
18th nit with mdse and passengers to Livingston Gro
.as he mss
ship John Albert inward bound April 7so AM ID miles
sW Of Lookout sisnazed steamship James dser hence
st inst On Sunday during the gale parted chain and
Brig sitEa tof East Maohiss Gason C.rdsnas 10 days
with and molasses TO Mayhem Talbot Co. Anchor
Cd at sard Hook Sunday lst inst and yesterday in the
Brig Attsispas Haskell Salem, with plaster to master
with sugar S msss:p a nnr d
very heavy weather. and came to the city via Long
sehr sonora BALTIMORE, namlsn. Corn Island Mosq
oCoas March r. with nuts and oranges Friends
iS 'Iaisas
Ara IRON ss%Ps1shyf B.lsnsrs with los: Of bso0n
@ s 81 4 n % ~ sn John s o. As' o.
IS
ps %
s af ssd a
Jgnss of PaItnSrs Cap. T6Snp;on sailed the before
sehI sawyer cf tolu%bi. Js%so S fstskspas 81
day., with sugar and mOlasses, to stursos Co.
yellow Pine to rho%p:.n Muniera A''n' " 'a'' WIN
ssbT Was,ng, Nsa Savannah, days with cotton, &C.
schr c.ti.rne Thomas seeley North Carolina 4s hours
S %PsaSis s sniss f rladsipA.
SER SER New kw' s nhase Bssion aay
81. Ss..ptS; cl.rssii,, Ss.sus,pors
sehr Kate Trishrm brse mssted). Durham. Provdsucs
Ss s%.ss Smith smith
sshr My Lane s,, csrS Gsr,a proyidsnos
ss shT ss. nssni is SSn Ps,Isna
sohr John Wright, Dickinson, Portland, CT.
sehs alderman Jump from the wreck Of ship Western
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providerce.
sloop sprasue. Fish, wareham.
BELOW.
brig General Boyd, from sisa - pOtbost
SAILED.
ships Forse' Hong Kong: Me..enscs San Francisco;
New 3Ilsan Star Of Empire Bremen; Chase Cnarleston
Wind during the day, NV
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An snterprsiog arm Of this city, have put no the BRIG
samuel thurctmAn, with dsspstch for Jspaa Accord
n 20 the treaty negouatei with that country BY Com
ocore Perry, the ports OF Samoia and Hskodad were
80 be cie1 70 AmtrcaI ccmrere II the expra ton Of
one ytar tbr Date Of the treaty which would az
tae TIA ~. III The eni Of this morth These ports viii
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC yoRK-rHrs DAT.
SUN RIsEs.......6 BY NOON SETS. ....... morn. SO
SUN sETs............6 n HIGH 10 Is
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.
MAnnIpn


MARRIED.
At Rock Grove Ranch, FEB 81, Nc John Weber, of
Nevada county, to Miss Lucy f Deimsn, daughter Of
Col Jno edman Of Placer county
whit,ord to MISS Maria Hannah Mallon.
to Miss Almy Dcan, both Of Single sprnss' and for
In Rogue River Valley, on the 18th February, by A.
Searns, Judge OF Probate, ID. NJ Kenney attorney at
law to Miss Lizzie TVaut eldest daughter OF Colonel
T'vault, all of Rogue Rv,r Valley.
Wyatt at Trinity Charch Dir. Richard Haven, of toat
city, to Miss Georgie Co. daughter OF Thos Penniman,
In San Francisco March 4th by Rt. Rev. Bishop Kip,
Henry W: Kerrison to Miss Caroline cambridge
In San FRANCISCO, BY the Rev Mr. Williamson, Charles
beth G. Sawyer, of Providence, R. J.
Al Cook Bar, Sacramento county, by Rev. Isaac B.
Fish Bowrnsr, ofIone city, TO Miss LORNA l. Hays,
In Sacramento. Feb. 81, Solomon Coone, of Cashs
Greek, to Miss Elizabeth Kayser, Of that city
BIRTHs.
In Columbia Feb 81 the wife Of Thomas Higgins, Of
Richards, OF a daughter.
In sscismento, March 4, the wife Of G. J. Overshiner
of a son.
On BOARD steamer Sonora, Jan. 20, 1855, James Bur-
ms, fireman, aged 80 years, a native of Ireland He
On board ste Sonora, Feb %, 1865 Of inaam na
ton of the lungs Willard, of Herman Hersheld
Drowned on board steamer Sonora Feb TO- 1856 while
lying at the Island of Taboga James Gleason of Nav
York, aged 25 yearf, cook.
In sacrame nto March 3, +. NJ Lyude, wife OF VIM.
hnpS aged Is Ia s%aG % q ssoAS5 So
In riacervile Feb. 81, Ludlow, of Madison county,
Indiana
At Martinez, Feb. 49, Of consum pton, Clemsntine b.
Faes wife Of Captain o. Faes, daughter OF Captain
B. Webb Of Thomasto9, Me-. aged 80 years.
Mrs. Rebecoa Eads. formerly of Galens, H., aged "a
years.
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 8, 1855.
We have scarcely ever experienced more spathstic
day in tAde than the present The great trouble
20 BE- scarcity OF money Goods offered very low
for cash. but there few prepared any
price on such terms Fer months past we have not
iced so strong disposition TO realize few persons
desiring 10 purchase
FLous-ko transactions Of importance Jobbing rates
unchanged.
GRAS-No sales of any description except barley Of
which about 200 SKIS taken, part short Iime ct
III 10 50 100 lbs These parcels for consump
ticn and were not forced on the market
PoTAT0rs.-A few hundred bags jobbing, at lie Ike.
Ter h. Yesterday parcel Of 100 bags fair quality sold
at tc, per bag, or about Nc per To- Sweet potatoes,
job, at &C. per ID for Peruvian and Sandwich Island.
sale of 80 half bOls extra clear at sll
BurTER-sale Of rs fkns old at lsc and at auction
1000 fsns DO, at l2hc. 2ot4c; and 81 hhds. do at
SC. a Toe. PER 10.
SuGAR.MessIs. Poulterer CO. sold at auction 60 TOO
per 100 lbs
CorRr.-Auction sales Of $50 SKIS Rio, at 12hc; and
200 cs ground, at &C. per Id
RICK Auction sale Of so bills. Carolina, at Axe.
per ID.
MATCHES Auction GALES Of 1000 gross lucifer, at
s7tsc a.s1 10 per gross.
on private terms and to day at auction 100 bxs SPERM
at 65c per Id.
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Mining News.
From Humboldt Bay-The Indian Distur-
baaces on the klamath.

The Humboldt Times Of the 17tn Feb. says:-Whils
Capt Judah, U. s. A., was the Klamath he met with
much opposition from certain class who advo-
Gates for the total determination Of all the Indians in
this section irrespective of their peaceabe dspos
and after little trouble and vexaton he managed to
compromise matters, that all Indians who gave up
their and remained In their rancees to be
protected in their per,oDs and property All the people
the river except eight pledged themselves
letter Since Captain Judah returned and while the
volunteers out after the host,es, tbs or
eight alluded to to the rancheria Of friendly
Indians and burnt up al the houses the purpose,
is said Of provoking the Indians to join the Red Caps
in the mountains or thrsegh cowardly disposition to
make misunderstanding the Indians to believe that
there intention The part of the whites to keep
their pledges with them Such conduct should be Sc.
yerely punished.
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Port OF New York, April 3, 1855.
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therefore, freely opened to the Samuel BY
the time she the islands, ana We doubt not
highly profitable may at once DO established
with the millions of inhabitants who compose the ia
pansse nation They represented to DO refined pso
pe-far In advance Of the Chinsse in civilAton-luxa
rous In their tastes and mode OF life courteous in their
mauners and OF very intelligent and inquring DISCO
siton There many Of products and inventions
which would fnd very ready sale among them and
doubt not the enterprise Of Messrs. Gresn Heath Al
len win be richly repaid by this the pioneer adventure
to the Islands.-SaE francisco Herald, March s.
Mining News.
SIERRA COUNTY The Msrysvile Herald says" We
have just been shown large gold specimen worth $S76
taken out Of place In the neisnborhood Of Downsve
II 10 almost entirely pure and fashioned it
whimsically but beautifully IT is to be in the
bank OF Mark Brumagm Co..
THx SCOTT VALLEY DIaGNGs.-The newly discovered
dggpgs in Scott Valley TO which have before advert
ed, continue to pay from IS 10 $40 per day abun
dant supply OF water be obtained from the North
Fork Of Scott river, If they continue to pay.
LABoRKRs WANTED -Unier this caption the California
Express, of Mary sve publishes letter dated st Louis
Cal March g. which says that water Is plenty, hands
scarce, and dggngs There not half
msny hands up there needed to work the
claims already opened and they ask that should
be sent to AID them with the assurance that they will
find full employment and good pay from natures own
mint. .
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-09
Toilet Articles for Ladies
and Gentlemen.

T HAVE just received from A. W. Harrison
L Of Philadelphia, the best selected and larges
assortment of fine Soaps and Perfumery, ever Of
fered to tho public
The following is only part Of my stock
Browns Windsor Soap.
Floating s. Barber's do.
Mammoth Family do.
Military Shaving do.
AmbrosiaL do. do. 49,.
Patchouly and Rose do.
Almond and Rose Shaving Cream.
Macassar and Rose Hair Oil.
Bears OIL and Beef Murrow.
Black POmatum.
Cream of Beauty, an excellent article TO re-
move tan, frecliles, &C., from the skin
Single and double distilled Cologne.
lip Balm and old Cream for chaps.
Lemon Rouge and Toilet Powder.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Jockey Club, Sweet Clover, Cametia, Citro-
neI", Rose, Hawthorn, and Jessamine.
FLAVoHING EXTRACTS.
Rose, Vanilla, Almond, Celery, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Lemon, Nutmeg, Orange, PHento,
Peach and Ratuiia. These are excellent articles
to give fine flavor to pies, cakes, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine my stock.
mur2l L. D. DOLBEARE.
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Iliseel lalleons.
e IOiDE S s
Fever ana a ne Cure.

y
~ & ATGRI's iflf AIsLIBIaE SPECIFIC.
" For the yentio clre Of
TEttT AID RIsAIIT EgI fFI3Es, AID AeUE,
CH1LlsAND FEyERY 70 rArR A stFls, 4ENKRAh5t1lE-
B1LITT3 NIGHT SWAT ana All other forms OF dlsT
ease which have a common origin IN ID kDARIA Or
MlAsMA. This subtle ,atlno pheric poison which
Mt certain seaSonsis unavoidably inhaled at evS
cry breath; is the same In character wherever 1t
exists orth; South or est and esr
cry whore yield TO thia new discoy cred an o.
dote, which, is claimed 70 the sREATLsF DIS.
CovIR1 IN 1rEDfcINE EVERs A6t
This specific is SO hafinl less that it. may be ta5
and it wi II not substi tte for one disease others
still worse as is too often the result the treat
ment by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic, and other
poisonous or deleterious drugs, not particle OF
The proprietor distinctly claims these extrapr-
binary results from the tiSefof this NATURAL
ANTIDOTET0 MALARIA.
It will entirely protect any resident or traveller
even in tile most sicklYg or sswampy localities,
from any Ague or Billions disease whatever, or
any injury from constant iphuling 81 alHrias or
Miasna.
1t will Instantly check the Agus in persons
who have suffered for any length Of time, from
one day to twenty years, so that they need never
have ANOTHER CHILL, BY continuing it's use ac-
COrding to directions.
1t will in1media tely relieve al the distressing
results of Bilious or Ague disenses, such as gem
oral debility, night sweats, DO. The patient ut
once begins to recover appetite and strength, and
continues until Q PeFmanent;apd radical cure is
effected.
Finally, its use will Danish Feyer and Ague
from families aud all classes. Farmers. and all
ubOring men, by adopting it as a preventive, viii
be free from Ague or Bilious attacks in thatsea-
son Of the year, which, while il is the most sick
Iy, is the most valuable one to then.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases; some may require more. Directions print
ed in German, French and Spanish, accompany
ing each bottle. Price, ONE DOLLAR. Liberal
discounts made to the trade. Trade circulars
forwarded on Replication, and the article will be
consigned on liberal terms irresponsible parties
in every section of tho country.
AGENJs.-Stone d. Hart, alexandria, Va
Thomas Read d Son, Huntingdon. For sale by
medicine dealers generally,
JAS. "a. RHODES, Proprietor,
pril Is, 1s55.-1y Providence, r. +
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PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HE EPV A NNKGE

4 ~ for cheap goods call at J.. u. Dolbeare's
a CHEAP CASH STORE, opposite Cha's. Lewis
store and formerly occupied by Col. r. Fowkcs,
FALL & WINTER GOODS, such as Blk. Gro.
de Rhine, Plaid Merino, Mourning Mousline,
Plaid bingham, Pougee Handkerchiefs, Lace
Falls. Lace Wells, Unders!ecves, Chemisctts. L.
G. Hd'kfa., Cold. Bard do. Neck Ties. B'k Ital.
Craynts, Fancy Kid Gloves, Extra Buck Gloves.
umderShirts, Bennett Ribbon, Velvet do. Taft.
do, FAM Sattinetts, Cadet Jeans, Brown do.
Blk silk Velvet, Brown Cloth, Blk do, Blk IL
Fancy Cnssimcre's, Prints. and Domestics &c.
Also, large assortment of Hats, Gaps, Boots,
Shoes, CONTEMPORARIES, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash. or
country produce. q L. DOLBEARE.
Nov. Sth, 1S54.-tr.
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LAgnE1 PolNE, MoN0g,eAllA .. Y,

Mr.. ZURILL LEw1s, Dear Sir:-I take pleasure
in informing you that ] have SO fur tested the
Concal Burr Stone Mill that you have putin
operation for me, and I can assure you that 1t
more than sustnins your recommendations. ne l
have ground FOUR bushels Of Corn into fine moal
in less than fifty minutes, und believe that
can with four good horses grind FIVE bushels Of
corn in an how. Two horses wi do a tolCTnblc
business, bnt three OF four will do better. Ny
customers generally, IRE we'll pleased with the
meal they get from my mill, and say thatit is
superior to any that they have ever had from any
ITO of these mills was generally known. that they
would soon GO into general use. They can be
keptin order by almost any person. will just
gay that my opinion in REGARD to those mills,
corresponds with the certificates from many eth
Crswho arc using them.
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Nrercantils.
..T..sH. .IHTI.lj.S u

. 80
80 WATCH ANDGLOGK MA KER LEW
.SS3aA. ELER and SIIVERS NIT Bassell's
SSssSSz8 Row, ClqEhsburg, Va, hes Just tethIne
from the East with splendid stock of RICH and
RARE Goods, whichhe offers TO the public at fair
and reasonable prices. Hisstock eOnsistai p part
Gold and Silver Hunting Case Lever W ATCIGI-
Es:
"A great varietysof CLOCKS of every style ;
soma of which are very bsuutiful.t 30,hour and
8 day, clocks, varying in price from 81 TO Sl2
I Howard and Davis's Compromising Rec uiaors'
from IS to $50.
Also, ON hand and for sale, wholesale and re-
Il tall, every description Of Watchfand Clock
English and. French aLphettes.
Common and Patent Glasses,
Cylinders; Stats, Y erges and PlnionG,
Cock oller, Foot and Train Jewels,
Bushiug-vWire, Peg-W God, Brushes, oil, &c
together with every article in his line of bust
He is well, prepared 10 execute in the neatest
manner all kinds Of WORK, and the greatest
attention; will be paid to Repairing Watches,
Clocks and JeWeIry. Work done for those
in the trade at reduced prices.
Among his JEWELRY, &C., will be found
LADIES' and Gen,lsrpan's BrenstPins ana Finger
Rings. 49, ~ stea--a-.. -
| Gold Vest, Fob and Guard Chains.
Lockets, Teys, Seals, Slides, Hooks and Fob
| Buckles. ..-#
EARRINGS, Clasps, Necklaces and Bracelets.
Shirt Studs, Crosses, Wristletts and Cuff Pins
Coral ArInlets and Necklaces. LES .,.E
Cornelian Rings and Crosses.
Gold and Silver Pencils, Pens and Pom holders
| Silver Shutters aud Trays. sz-2
Britannia and Plated Fruit Baskets and Castors.
Silver and Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Forks
&c. ---. 3
| GoIA- Silver aud Plated SnpctacIpS
Work Boxes, Thimbles aud Sewing Birds.
A general assortment Of Joseph Rodgers Pc
Knives, Razors, Scissors &c. 3D.. .
Colts and Aliens Patent Revolving Pistols. =
Port Monaies &c. o. e.
Also, great variety of FANCY ARTI-
Giles, TOYS, &c.
The public ure respectfully invited 10 call and
examine this stock, as the proprietor faters
himself that he can suit;the taste of the most
fastdous, at prices. at which the most unrea
sonable cannot compl rin. 'E.. Jan2l II.
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1Mrn.1rrANr TO NfrELERs.

ROCHESTER,. Feb, II 1863.
Having heard many statements preiudical to
your Patent Gouicnl Mils.the result of ignorance
aud prejudice, c01tGSaI was unfuvoruhly iW-
pressed for long time. until had used Some
flour made by them, when Twas convinced that
they. were capable of mas ing as good or better
-four than had ever had from any other kind
of Mills. Now his is to certify that have in
my basement. No. Buffalo street. two, run Ct
your Conicnl Mills, with which hnvo made,
within tho last four months. n large quantity Of
flour, from an average of four bushels and Z
pounds Of wheat to the barre, one half nfwhich
passed for extra in tho city. of York, the
other half for suporhnc. have done this to
satisfy myself as to the yield. | believe your
Mills require not more than one-hnlf as much
power s the fiat stones. to do the same amour
of business. Thny also grind cool, consequently
the color js better NndmOre pure, and the -four
brighter, the rcrmentng properties of the flour
not having been injured also having more
strength, and Rbsorbs larger quantity Of water
when mace into bread. than tiour made by the
fat stone. Yours. Respectfully,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
To CHARLEs RoaE.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 9th, 1855.
Mr.. CHARLEs Roes, Rochester, Sir in reply
to your letter on the subject Of your Mill, have
to say, that have, under the direction of the
CommisUry General Of the L. Army, General
Gibson, purchased several of them, with horse
powoYs boilers &c, complete, forwarding them
to Mexico, California, Oregon and Texas. for use
in connection with tie army. The Mill is found
to answer every purpose required of grinding
Mill is easily kept in order, grinds rapidly. and
Of such degree Of fnencss or coarseress as may
be desired. 1t can be adjusted readily to any
kind of horse water power, is portable, Of
small compass Of light weight and not eXpcn-
Hive. regard tho Mill rs cminently we'll adop
ted to both Army and Navy, we'll as to from
tier use, also we'll lculntcd TO enable the grow
OF of grain to make his own Aour. For the
grinding Of spicies, coffee. DC. on largo manu-
featuring scale, itnnwcrs good purpose. l had
one Of your Mills put up at Gen. T0ylor's head
quarters at IIonterY. in Mexico. 1tworked WELL
found tito I've perfect in ali its parts and fea-
lures.
Very repeatedly your obedient servant,
A. i. EATON,
Brev. Mai. I. 5. Army, and Com. subs'ce
The following arc the sizes, diameter, weight
and cost Of the mills:
No. l. Hand, or One Horse Power Mill. II in
chcs, 80 TBS. SIS.
No. 2, Two horse power, 8 inches, 200 lbs 500
" s, For steam or water Is g $50 " 40.
a. . Grist Mills, II 4" 450 " lT0.
&c 5, g merchant mills "a &C 900 {" 800
The mill is entirely confined in a strong cast :
iron frame, und the above is the WHOLE WEIGHT !
The Mills are mSnufactured only by CHARLES
ROSS, South St. Paul street, near Court street
Bridge. Rochester, N. y. Iuriel Lewis, General
Agent for Virginia
For further PSrticularsr etc, inquire post paid
of = &c.,. W. T. COOPER
.-...,-... GETTYSBURG, Va.
Fehrunry 18th, 1854
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M AN be conhdentially consulted at his Lock
WI lnfrmary, No. 81 South Gay street, Balti-
more, opposite the Exchange Buildings
No Money REQUIRED IF A CURE Is NOT EFFECTED.
A practical experience Of over 90 years enables
DR.. II. to warrant cure in the shortest possible
time to have it safely effected.
TINS lNFlRMARY, extensively celebrated for
the etectua and speedy cnre ofa1l classes of Secret
Diseases, was established in this city, as refuge
from Quackery. over Is years ago.
TIE Hen REPUTATION, OF this Institution
would render public notice unnecessary were it
not for the many APPELLANTS here for treatment
who have been fiened of their money maItreated
by the Charlatans who flourish so largely in the
publd prints, and with whom our CITY is over
stocked.
AFFLlcrEDBE OS YoUR Guam, if you would
avoid injury, pecuniary loss and disappointment,
seek early medical aid where proper treatment
can be obtained. DrlH. makes no alluring pro-
fessions promises n o more than he will honora-
bly, perform
SECONDARY AND GHRoxIc CAsEs.-s2any have
suffered for wears under The effects Of q badly
| cured disease. without bnowipgitto BIO a soeon-
daryform. The usual symptoms are Sore hroat
liberation of the Mouth. Itclinr,and Tenderness
about the nose. Rlotches or Ernptions ppon The
Skin. Nodes mon the Roncs Sinsot;or IF tIao
iness, Deafness. and dull Pains II, Gle Head and
Limbs, &c Gases differ much in character.
hence Int few of the symntonns ore sometimes
experienced; any one Of them is sufficient cause Of
alarm Upon the perfect CONSTITUTIONAL Cure Of
G4S olQeSt ana most 1nVeDerate OF sueh cases Dr
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NEW Goods!

II ME subscribers have just returned from the
L east with large and we'll selected STOCK OF
GOODS, which they selling at reduced prices.
Their stock consists of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware, together with
fine lot of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and, in
fact, u general assortment of goods.
They feel grateful for past favors, and hope
the public will continue to remember them
Call and see their goods, and you will be sure 10
buy. Z. PRITCHARD, SON IL Co.
November l, 1854 If