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But no Southern man. except the fshy ana
foolish, will ever spend another dollar Nortn
of Mason & Dixon's line, for anything tna'
he can get at home. The clothes for his 10,
mily and himself, the shoes, the hats 'ae
boots, and THE RrrrrRs. ought alto DC nnAa'
by men who are right side up on na' sS.
Cuba, and the Constitution. Let the ia,s.s -. "a
rocked in a Southern made cradle, ana tue o'u
man, when he looks his last ON ear.n, 70 s''a.
ed in an unpretending Southern snrouo, en'
closed in an honest Southern coffin, ana ou'
ried With his feet to the South, SO that when
he rises, he may behold the broad leaves Of
the magnolia the white blossoms Of the dog
wood, the stately boughs Of the live oak, and
the shining face of Sambo, grinning witt
delight to see "old massa" waking from his
long sleep.
The New York Tribune says: ave are
two peoples. We are people for freedom
and q people for slavery. Between the two
conflict is inevitable" Well, so be it then
Two peoples let it be. Let US separate like
Abraham and Lot. You take your way, ant
we will take ours. We will try and suppress
our grief at parting from such sweet com
rades, or should our sorrow at the terrible
loss, bring on fit Of Indigestion, have w
not BAKERS BITTERs.
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rnr wrrKLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued TINS
morning. It is unusually interesting. II con.
tains the latest Foreign News; Accounts OF
the Execution of Estrampes In Havana ana
his heroism The Massachusetts, Nunnefy
Visitation; Evidence in the case OF james
A. Graham, the Murderer of Spiller, IN
wytheville; Receipts of the Danville and
Central Railroads Trial and AcquittA Of
James Graham, charged with the Murder OIL
his Sister News from California; Case OF
Husband poisoning his wife, An Enterpri
zing Clergyman Account of the Numbering
of . whole family in Indiana; The thrilling
Story of "My Confession j" The current do
mestic News; Editorials, and the weekly re-
port of the markets carefully corrected.
Price THREE CEErs = single copy Fer
annum, only OEE DOLLAR.
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BAKERS BIrTERS.

The fame of these Bitters have been spread
over the whole hsbitable universe The pro-
prietar, We believe, does not claim that his
remedy will perform miracles. He does moi
insist that it will convert an octogenariar
into dashing young buck, or cause vene
rable feminine wall flower to bloom with the
foseate hues Of Spring; or make the STUMP
OF leg spfout into new and vigorous mem.
Der. Bakers Bitters will not purify the
blood ia half an hour after taken, nor pro-
cure man new liver in ten minutes. nor
fetnsdy chronic indigestion by rubbing the
outside OF the bottle over the abdomen. II
cannot raise the dead to life, nor cure quack
doctors of the propensity to manufacture
flaming certificates. But for it's tonic power
on the digestive organs, its health restoring
influences In some other diseases, and as an
invigorator Of young children and old men,
in the facilitating summer season, it is q
medicament not to be sneezed at. 1t is an no.
nest. thoroughgoing, strengthening, genuine
Southern bitters, fnone Of your anti Nebras-
ka and Kansas trssb,) prepared by one Of
our own citizens, and infinitely preferable
10 the vile decootions, profanely denomina-
led bitters, which are sent here from the spe-
culating Free Soil States.
We are decidedly in favor Of patroniziDg
u sorts Of home productions which possess
intrinsic merit. There is nothing produced
p the Free Soil States, under the present ~ ]
pet Of political affairs. which any Southern
ran, who Is sound on the Wilmot, ought to
-, szespt free soil Ice. In everything that
: cold and insensible, the free soiles have
- advantage Of M, and hence We are will
= 70 toss them some loose change for their
-, With which We consent to refrigerate orr |
,uieps, ard drink confusion to abolitionists. |
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THOMAS P. August, Secretary"
AccoMAc c. H, Va, April LIST. 1855

ACCofAC c. H, Va, April 1s 1855.
My Dear Sir: Your very kind letter, covering a
resolution of the Richmond bar, practicing In Hen
rico Circuit Court, has been received; and beg
you will receive, and tender to those whom you
represent, my grateful Acknowledgements for the
same. l feel highly gratifed that the courtesy,
which always wish to extend to the members Of
the bar, has been appreciated by yourself and
those you represent. The need of praise which
you bestowed for the ''inlpartiallty" of my deci-
sions, far outweighs, can assure you, in my esti
nation any merit which their liability" may pos
sess.
With very great respect, am, dear sir, your
friend and obedient servant,
E. P. PITTS.
TKIos ArrcyYsT Eeo Richmond
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GEoReK w. JoHssos, the supposed muir.
darer Of Nashsn Burnett, Of Hanover, who brooks
jailin Henrico county some few days sinca. 10 yet
at large and the impression prevails that he Il nov
concealed somewhere In the neishborhood Of Mr.
Burnetts late residence, probably 10 cave In the
woods.
few months since Mrs.. Burnett married man
named Starke. and lived with him until after john
son broke JAIL, since which time she has len her
husband and home, and the presumption 70, thai
or that the two have left together for parts ui.
known. A gentleman direct from the nelghborhood
of Buruetts late residence, informed NJ last night
that johnson, his lady love, for whom IL IL sup
posed he committed the murder and the three ne
groes that escaped from jail with him. are all to-
eether II this be 30, immediate search should De
made for them, 90 that the whole party may De
brought to Justice
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THos. P. AUGUST, Esq Richmond.

ITALIAN OPERA.-Last night this troupe
gave their second concert at the Theatre and some
of our friends who have heard their music declare
i. to be of superior order. We do not therefore,
hesitate to advise our readers to pay them VISIT
as 1t is seldom we have In our midst the real opera
The two Miss Albertis said to sing very sweet
ly and rarely fail to draw rounds of applause from
their audience To morrow night they give their
Last concert, between this and which time all ed.
mrers of operate music should hear them.
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Lrrur. GovHRr0R LEAxr Addressed the
Derocrstic Association oil this city, at the African
Church last night His speech was warmly sp.
plauded BY bis political friends.
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FAST DRIyING.-Thomas Williams was
fined 81 by the Mayor, for permitting his s,rvant
Scott to drive his team In the street faster than
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EcpA WArxR.-If the weather contnu.

ash hot and oppressive - d present, for week 10
come, Soda water WILDE IN demsnd ii every cor
nef OF the streets. Most Of our apothocaries are
already arranging and fitting up sullable machine.
~ for making this delightful beverage which Il far
mora palatabls and les Injurious than Intoxicating
drinks.
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THE KusKELs are here in all their glory,

1dE AUNAELS uI Q Ho1O IN utf tnOII SIUiy {,
delghtng their thousands of friends with such
music and such fun as they can alone produce
The two Lehr's are just up to the mark in wit and
jokes old Search sings admirably, Master Floyd
can beat woman In personating a female charac-
ter, Kunkel's pipes are as melodious as the morn.
ing chorus OF nightingale, and the rest of the
corps have lost nothin since their last visit Con.
Quoted, as these exhibitions are and as all should
be, a scale far above vugarities and dirty WITH
cisms, the ladies of city always take pleasure
in patronizing them, feeling assured that while en-
been nVed n viii Gs al OF to
their natursl modesty, or insult good breeding
Let the hall, then, be crowded every night they
are here, by those who have leisure evening to
while away in pleasant and innocent amusements.
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OPERA AFRIQUE, at
" ME TROPOLITAN HALL.
KUNKELS GREAT OPERA TR0UpElIl

" ME TR OP 0LITAN HALL.
KUNKEL'S GREAT OPERA TR0UPElI!
The oldest and best Band in the country organized
in 1876, and With popularity attssted and
'0nh HfS E Y s4Rs. OF
Having completed mist profitable tour through the
South a sfs ING v Wis Pay their
To the city of r ! G II MoND, on
THURSDAY EVENING, Apru 10,
Remaining for
ONLY -FOUR EVENINGS,
During which time they will present nightly selss.
AMUSING BURLESQUES:
ENLIVENING SONGS.
MUSICAL J0LLITIES.
FARCES BALLETS, OPERAS and TRAVEsTtES
Written expressly for this Troupe, embodyins
POINTED AND PUSGENT RAPs AT FOLLY,
THE Ii HIS AND SHADOWS
Of Negro Life
We desire the attention of tho public for our Pro-
grammes which. while thev present more
ORIGINALITY OF HUM0R
KITTY ILLUSIONS. and
NEW AND SPARKLING SONGS.
Will be found entirely free from any shade of yu.
s1 OF ssS d m the 81 as ss
frolc and native humor, all the refn ement OF ex'
preston our deep respect for our patrons suggest
Among our new Songs, win be found lyrical hit
. psd TH fs' RsTTEn que
Astounding 10 many we'll known allusions. and re-
ScREAMs OF DELIGHT
Admission IS Cents.
Door: open at =, commencing at s.sad eonsudins
% IL. ~ o,clock. o.n. ,.
A. Ga TUESDAY EVENING April 24sh. the
T2sonps appear at fHGNix HALL rsss sn
Virginia. JOHN Z. FORD.
ap l9--St Agent
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Tar WEArHKR.-The weather, for the last
two days, has come down upon US in the
most summary manner. Yesterday, ct noon,
the thermometer stood 1t 81 in the shade. ~
That Is good enough summer for Us.
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ENCOURAGE HOME TALENT. - CARD
WRITING. executed in superior style by young
gentleman of Richmond. He win not fail to give
satisfsction. Orders to be left at r. B. Prices
Book Store, opposite Exchange Bank.
an 1o-Stif
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Woop.-Matthew w. Ford was fined 81
by the Mayor for obstructing Canal street with wood
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CoNTISuED.-George G. Rowe, charged
with being drunk and disorde,ly in the street, va.
arraiGned before the Mayor yesterday morning. ou'
owing to the absence of witnesses. the examination
was postponed
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The NATIONAL GUARD, a new volunteer
company just organized In this city under the
command OF Capt. Preston, will make public
parade on the 10th of May next, and before that
lime if the new caps ordered, can be received. 1t
is said to be strong and active corps OF young
men and bids fair to be great addition to the first
regiment of Virginia Volunteers
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OBsrRuoTIox.-Wm G. Brazeal was fined
81 for obstructing the street with wood.
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The NEW BOARD OF MANAGERS of the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, will hold their frst
regular meeting in the basement room of Me roe
politan Hall, on Monday night next, when every
member should be present, as the various standing
committees for the year will then be elected. We
ask each member of the Board to bear this meeting
in mind.
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srnEEr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOR

STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOR
nings Enquirer contained an article written by its
local editor, Mr.. John J Palmer, rejecting on Mr.
George Fisher, Jr., which led to street disturb
ance between those two gentlemen and resulted in
both being arrested and held to bail for their future
good behaviour. After this. second alteration
occurred between the parties on Main street, near
the Enquirer, which might have resulted fa-
tally to one or both of them, but for the iuterpos.
tion of one of our old citizens, who stood between
the beigerants and thereby prevented the shedding
OF blood, The friends of both are no doub. gratis
fed to know that neither of the parties received
any personal injuries in their collision.
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AMUSEMENTs.
1Nl IMMENSE -4TTRACTTONg
The worlo-renowned and fe' famed

The worIo-ren0wned and fe' famed
TROUPE OF TURKISH MAGiCIINSi
From the Drury Lane Theatre, London, and ths
Theatre de la Porte Saint Martin, Paris, will have
the honor of appearipeat fF
TROPOLETAN HALL,
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
On TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS
APRIL 9th, 25th and 26th.
astonishing Feats and Wonderful Exploits!
The TURKISH TROUPE and the GREAT WI.
lard OF ISIS, will introduce numbsrless startling
feats Of Magic never before attempted in this conn
try. The wonderful Kordc and the beautiful Aicin.
dia viii appear 10 the splendid Eastern Drama called
"CUPID's A MAGICIAN inter spersed with many
nesc suyprising and humorous fedts the Performers
being dressed 10 MAGNIFICENT TURKISH AND
EGYPTIAN COSTUMES. -
- For particulars see SMALL BILLS.
q Admission IS cents Gallery l2t cents
n Doors open st o'clock. Performances to com.
mence at 8 O'Clock J. KEMPTON,
ap 20-4t* Agent and Treasurer.
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SNAKE ls4HE CITY.-A party of boys,
while at play on 17th street near the market, yes
terday morning, aucceeded In killing black snake
three and hall feet long, just as Il emerged from
the mouth of the culverton Franklin street.
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THROWN FROM A HoRsE.-Mr. r. Lewis
was thrown from his horse yesterday morning,
near the northern abutment OF Mayo's bridge, and
had his face dreadfully cut and bruised, though
none OF his bones were broken. The animal took
fright. and became uumauapesble. on seeino load
OF hay approaching him.
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STRAY Hoes, as well as dogs, are getting
to be very numerous In the Streets and very annoy
Ing to the public. Why Is II that the net-men are
not at work thinning them out The weather for
such business Is delightful $3.50
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YOUNG MEN's CHRlsr1AN AssocIArIoN..

YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Rev Leroy NJ. Lee viii deliver the closing lecture
for this season. before the Association this even
Ing, at O'Clock, 10 Mr. Hoaes church. The en-
tire course has been we'll received by our commu-
nifty. and the interest maintained throughout On
20 interesting an occasion, we have no doubt Dr.
Lee will perform the duty assigned him win cred,
ton of those present.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday at
tsrnoon was caused by the burning of the woods
short distance portheast of the city, supposed to be
near Mr. Fendall Grifin's farm.
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BOUND OvER.-Robert Atkinson was held
TO bail 70 keep the peace ON conviction of using
abusive and insulting guage to- and attempting to
assault and beat Joseph X. Ramos.
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The HusTINGs CuuRT was in session
yesterday, trsnsactins civil bu.insss No c,iminal
taken up. and 1t l. quite probable .nst tn
occupied in hearing and dsposing of the report o.
the Commissioner appointed to appreise the ,enas
through which the Richmond aud York RIVER hsii'
road q to pass. -
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AUCTION N0TIoE.-The attention of
Is solicited to our Stock Sale of FUR
NITURE, &C.. THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
ap 20-lt Auctioueery. =
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FILLINa VAcAEoY.-The Hastings
Court Yesterday elected Mr.. Charles G. Elicit Al:
deran for Monroe Ward. to fill the vacancy created
by the death of Mr.. Joseph G. Wingheld.
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HE Dock is we'll flied with vessels from
all sections Of the country, loading aud unloadr :,
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DIED,

On vesterday morning, at 4 O'Clock, ROBERT g.,
infant SON of Godhart and Ellen Herman, aged IL
months.
at 10 O'Clock from St. Pc ers Cathedral. The fr ends
and acquaintance invited to attend without fur
Their notice.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies connected
with the Leigh street Baptist Church, design OPEN
Ing Fair about the 1st OF May, the proceeds from
which is to be applied to the completion of their
new church. on Church Hill.
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CoLosIzATloE.-We learn from the last
number of the Colonizationist. that the Col
onization Society Of this State is In want OF
funds. For the year ending in February
last, they sent to.Liberia a7s emigrants from
Virginia, by which their treasury was ex.
hausted. The Spring expedition is about to
sail, and applicants are applying for pas
sage, and there are no funds. They call up
on the people for help.
The next vessel for Liberia will sail from
Baltimore on the LIST Of May, and touch at
Norfolk for emigrants from Virginia.
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HAIL HTeaM--A violent thunder and haI stor n
passed over whole State Of Now York on We'd
nssday.
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LoCAL MArrHne.

CIRcuIT G ouR r.-JupeE MERTpfTH,
pngsrpfNG This Court met ut ii o'clock yester-
day morning. to proceed with the heavy and Ia.
borious criminal docket before H.
Robbcyy. The jury Ia the case Of William Nc.
Kinney, charged with stealing e3i from Thomas
Bluns, on the Goth Of March, 1854, and who were
locked up on Wednesday night last. 10 charge Of
the Sheriff. on account OF their inability to agree
| a. their verdict not guilty Whereupen the pris-
oaer was discharged, after having been confined
| Ia the city Jail for period Of thirteen months
The Commonwealth Attorney then, by consent
| Of the Court, ordered notle prosequi to be en-
| tered In the case Of Francis Foxwell, who was
charged with the same offence for which Mckinney
had been acquitted, and he too was set at liberty
False Prefences. Alexander Shannon, young
man. indicted for obtaining goods OF Messrs Gretter
Bren. Of this city by false p.ssences wal, was next
1then sworn In and chosen, when the following
facts were elected: Mr.. John johnson, living on
James River, sent note by the prisoner to Greet
ter & Brent, TO forward bis account, which the
prisoner presented, and then by fabulous state
mept, In which he represented himself as the part
ner OF Mr.. johnson. and that they were about com
| mencing business together, purchased quantity
of goods on Mr. Johnsons credit, and appropriated
them to his own use. Dlsposing OF the first lot Of
| goods, he made the second purchase Ia the same
wsy when the gentlemen of whom he bought them
/ found that they had been swindled, and bad him
arrested and examined before the Mayor, who
committed him for a further hearing before the
Hustings Court, after which he gave bail, but In
stead Of appearing to answer the charge, cut stick
and Hsd. He was afterwards arrested and sent to
this city from Lynchburg. After q long and tedi'
Gus argument by counsel, the case was given to
the Jury who retired and on their return, stated
that they found the prisoner guilty, and assessed
his punishment at one gears confinement In the
Penitentiary. The Judge then passed sentence or
the prisoner, and be was taken to the jail. After
which the Court adjourned until IL O'Clock thi'
morning
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PICK POCKETS continue their operations
in our city. On Wednesday night last, q gentleman
had his pocket book taken from his coat pocket,
containing SIT In money and a number of papers,
while he was standing In a small crowd of persons
at the corner of 18th aud Main streets
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WHEAT FROM CAswELL.-A lot of Wheat
from the good old county of Caswell, N. c.,
was sold in this city yesterday, by Messrs.
BOOKER q WATKINS, for s2.s5 per bushel?-
when the Danville Railroad gets a little
farther on, we shall hear oftener from the
county Of Caswell. which is famous alike for
It's agricultural wealth, and its "honest men
and bonnie lasses''
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JUsr COMPLIMENT.-We lay before our
readers this morning, the resolutions of the Rich
mond Bar, at meeiisg held on the 27th of March
last, and the reply Of Judge Pitts to the same /;
copies of which have been sent to US for publica-
ton, and we may here be permitted to add our ties
timopy to the impartiality and courtesy which
characterized Judge P.'s sittings in the Henrico
Circuit Court The resolutions subioined, speak
Tor themselves
"At meeting of tho members of the Bar, prac-
ticng In the Circuit Court of the County of Hem
rico, held on the 9th instant at the State Court
House, in the city of Richmond, John B. Young,
Esq., was called to the Chair, and Thomas P. Au.
gust was appointed Secretary.
ION motion of John Howard, Esq, 1t was
s.Reso2ued That the thanks of the Bar, practicing
in this Court, be- and they are hereby rendered. to
the Hon Edward P. Pitts, for the able impartial
and courteous manner Ia which he has discharged
the Judicial duties during the special term of the
Court, recently held by him, in this city.
"Resolvcd further, That copy of these pro-
ceedings be published In the newspapers of this
city, and that the Secretary be requested to for
ward to Judge Pitts copy Of the same.
John B. YOUNG, Chairman
THOMAS P. August, Secretary"
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT DOCUMENT

NIUhNAL IMFHUVEMENT DOCUMENTS.
The Documents ordered to be printed by
the Internal Improvement Convention, held
at the White Sulphur Springs, last Summer,
are at last ready for distribution. Members
OF the Convention will please give instruc-
lions as to how they shall be sent them
Inose who are convenient will please call at
the Dispatch Office and get their copies.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April 10.

ARRIVED,
Sehr Hill Carter. -, New York, railroad ircn
Va. Central Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS, April Ie-Arrived, echr Fannie
Currie, Dearborn. Richmond.
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SpEcIAL NorIcE.-The subscriber would
respeetfuliy inform the public that hie hs9
been opened for the season. whore ICE CREAM
and FROZEN ICES can Be had Of al the layorits
havcrs JUAN PlZzINI.
ap 20-lm At st. Nichotas Saloon.
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JAcKsoH's EXCELSIOR BITTERs.-We
have heard "Jackson's Bitters' very highly spoken
Of Every bitter it is said, has its sweet, aud ac
cording to some who have tried this medicine, It's
sweet consists in improved appetite and good ges-
ton which follow its See advertisement
~ "The convulsonsin Europs" can hardly equal
from the slow torture of scrofua ulcers, old sores
and all diseases of the blood. But a remedy Is at
hand: CARrER,s SPANISH MIXTURE is winning for
itself an enviable reputation cure for these foul
diseases. 1t is tha most powerful purifier OF the
blood yet known Tske it in time; don't put 1t on