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For The Journal.
LITTLE WHILE.

.sWille's gone.'' As these words fell from
the pale, trembling lips of Willie's mother,
the waves of bitter anguish broke in sudden
violence over her heart, and, folding her 'ker-
chief to her eyes, she burst into food of tears
An hour before this, little Willie lay in his
own soft, pillowed cradle. His tiny hands were
clasped gently across his own soft breast. His
features were strangely white, for the light of a
purer and ho lier place than earth was shining
upon them. His partly CLOSED eyes seemed
gazing away into the blue depths of the skies,
and as he gazed on and on, bright smile
quickly passed over his features, and Willie
held up his little hands.
eWhat does my poor, Willie want" quick
ly asked his fond, anxious mother, as she bent
over him. and pressed his little hand in her
own. ssWhat does poor Willie want?''
Willie tretted, and cried, and moaned. Will
lie was cery sick. He breathed very hard
The little cold drops came out on his set brows,
and he moaned and moaned, and again stretch
ed out his tiny hands.
ssWhat is it Willie; What does my poor.
dear Willie want;'' again said his mother, as,
slipping her hand softly under him, she took
her dear Willie on her lap.
Willie cast an anxious, imploring look in
his mothers face, which seemed to say =
Il want to go, mamma"
ssAnd, where does my Willie want to go;''
His eyes turned quickly away, and, with a
SUlL sweet iOohcu u p JlOhdiu JIG VI III
skies.
e.Ol Willie, cant let you go. No, darling
it would break your mammals heart" said
the mother, as she wiped the warm, gushing
tears from her eyes.
Willie looked at his mamma; then closed
his eyes, and moaned and moaned. The moth
er pressed his little hand, and gazed on his
pale white features, and prayed.
Willie moaned and moaned, and two or three
times gasped and struggled for breath; and
then looked up pitifully, as if saying:
go! mamma, / want TO go. I'm so sick
in Won bright world there's no pain nor sick
ness. / love you mamma; but I'd like to go
there. I'll be well there, and I'll think of you
often, mamma
s:No; dear, dear Willie; l cant let you co.
and she raised uphis aching, weary little head,
and pressed him to her breast.
But Willie moaned and moaned, and rolled
his aching head on his mothers knee; and
then looked up again toward the blue, bright
skies. and smiled.
.sWhat does my darling seer"
sTwo bright cherubs coming for Willie. J"
The mother looked up, too; and a voice said,-
e.It is L.
$50, Willie-go,'' and she impressed long,
last kiss on his motionless lips Willie smiled,
then threw up his tiny arms, and they fell
in death at his side.
ssWiIlie's gone,'' said the mother, and she
leaned back in her seat, and wept as if her
heart would break.
She had given him up; but what mother Goes
aot weep, when an Angel-child is taken from
her arms /! EDDY.
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Tyrone, clearfeld aad Erie Railroad.

II we'll written communication, illustrative
of the importance and Feasibility of this enter
prise, viii be found in our columns to-day
The author is prominent and influential citi-
zen of Philadelphia, connected by sympathy
and interest with the commercial class, and
enjoying opportunities of knowing the senti-
ments and wishes of its members. The expe-
rience of the last few years is not calculated
to inspire Us with a high degree Of confidence
in Railroads designed to to the harbor at
Erie, however respectfully encouraged and
supported; but as this enterprise seems to be
in good hands-in the hands of the true friends
alike of Erie and Philadelphia-we are dispo-
sed to aid it TO the extent Of our ability.
1t is not designed, we believe, to make the
Tyrone and Clearfield Road rival of the Sun
bury and Erie. 1t is rather intended by it to
strengthen that project, and expedite its con-
summation. Aided by the money and inin-
ence of the Pennsylvania Central, as 1t is said
it will be, we can see no insuperable obstacle
in the way Of its speedy construction. The
gentlemen who have it in charge are repTesen-
ted to be the best and most reliable business
men of Philadelphia and the Counties of Cen
tire, Clearfield and Huntingdon--men who have
no objects tg7romote not identified with the
State to which they belong, and who feel pc
culiar interest in the prosperity of the propo-
sed termini of the r oad. We bid them hear
ty God-Speed intheir endeavors-not doubling
that when the practicability OF the undertaking
shall be made clearly manifest, our citizens will.
with Characteristic zeal and energy, take hold
and help it forward.-Erie Gaeetts.
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..wIuGGERY IN DIsGUIsE." >"

The old line Democratic papers would have
the people believe that Know NothiRgism is
nothing bat s'WhiggeTy in disguise.'' If this
be so, hcw happens it that Democrats are the
champions of the new party in our State leg
islaturc and in the Congress of the United
States? Mr.. ADAMS, of Mississippi, Demo-
crat of the strictest sect, has moved to repeal
the naturalization laws, and boldly sustains
the proposition in the Senate In the House,
Judge Smith, of Alabama, now and ever a
Democrat above rcproach, has most success
fully vindicated Know Nothingism against the
assaults Of Mr.. Chandler, who is a Whig-an
ultra Wing Now if Whiggery and Know
Nothingism are identical, how came these
gentlemen to get so awfully mixed up? How
happens it that TYhigs oppose aad Democrats
adr0cate the American cause? We pause for
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, Feb. II, 1866.

y FALSE CHARGE.-It has frequently been
asserted of late by presses in the interest of
the foreign party, that the American people
are deeply imbued with the spirit of Intolerance
and persecution. a more unjust and unwar-
ranted accusation was never brought against
great and noble-spirited people Hatred of
intolerance and persecution is the characteris-
tie of this nation, and is at the bottom of the
present widespread opposition to foreign and
papal influence. Not only is every phase of
Christian worship protected by law and public
opinion from molestaton, but various systems
of a'sti-Christian idolatry enjoy the same i'm
munity. The Chinese Joss and the Roman
VirgiR are worShiped openly ssaccording to
the dictates of the conscience of their res
pective votarics, and nobody contemplates
any interference with them, except such as
necessarily results from the propagation of
truth and free public discussion. Where, then,
is the justification of those who so loudly pro-
claim that the spirit of religious persecution
is rife in the United States Those persons
who hate persecution so much that they can
accuse their Protestant fcllow-citizens of it,
should show their sincerity by little more zeal
for the rights of conscience in countries where
religious freedom is suppressed with Swiss
and Austrian bayonets.
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Political Influence Exercised by a Romish Priest

Political Influence Exercised by Romish Priest
Read the following letter, Americans. Dem
ocrats! and Whigsi 1t was published first in
Pittsburg, in October, 1914. 1t was sent to
that city by General Markle, by the hand OF
an attorney of that place =
Letter from Rev. 7 Flanagan to Gen MarkIe post
marked -Ebensburg, April So and directed to
''Robbstown, Westmoreland County, Pa"
EBENsBURGH, April 4, 1874.
GENERAL MARKLE, ESQ.,:
Dear Str,-Permt me to ntrude upon you
under my emergent circumstances. presume
you have already noticed the case of the Flan-
nagans now, upon the expiration of two years,
confined at Ebensburg, charged with murder.
But, sir, after an industrious course of perse-
verance during the two recent sessions of the
Legislature, We have succeeded in having a
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murriuqrs.

on the 1stinst, by D e Sterling, Esq, Col JoHx
IL. FERGUsoN of Penn Township, to Miss JANE HEN
EY. of Ferguson Township, in this county.
We wish the ''gaIlant Col. and his lady all the
happiness incident to matrimonial life. May they
enjoy their full share of connubiaI felicity and ne
yer be annoyed by empty -four barrel, or
'squalling babies
On the 1st inst, by - -. Mr. JOSEPH KIRK
to Miss Louisa TERPE, all of this county.
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oRDINANCE.-Be q g.

THOROUGH 0RD1NANCE.--Be 1t esstctei
ID hytks Tousi Council of the Borozegis of Gear
feld That all persons laying timber, boards or
shingles on the public grounds f the borough and
osc row having The laid here, snail pay to
the Treasurer OF said borough The sam OF hve dol
lars for each and every timber raft and ten cents
for each and every thousand feet of boards, or
thousand shingles, for each year or season which
said timber boards or shingles may be laid on
said public grounds of the borough aud that here
after all persons wishing TO occupy said grounds
for any of the above purposes shall be required to
obtain leave of the Chief Burgess and High Con-
stable who shall select and measure of the ground,
and see that free passage TO the River is left
open. NM. f. IRWIN, BnrSesS.
Attest-WM PORTER See. March, Z, 90.
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NEW FIR I.-A. Il J. PATcHIN having taken
/ = to themselves the Store formerly owned by
Jno. Patchin { Sons, take pleasure IN informing
their friends, and the public generally, that they
ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes, and everything else
usually kept in country store Persons wishing to
buy cheap and good Goods, should not forget that
they are determined to be undersod by any store
in the county. We invite and ell to come and
examine stock for themselves as We charge no.
tIsing for so doing AARON PATCHIN,
NoY. / '54-tf JACKSON PATCHTN.
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4 5 CHEAP AS THE. CHEAPEST. AND AS
IAGOOD AS TIE BEST. WHOLESALE AND
RETAlL--IsAAc JOHNsToH would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally that he
has just returned from the East where he has. .pur
chased the most splendid assort rnent of Boots 4
Shoes ever brought to Clearfeld. Every variety
OF Ladies slippers, gaiteTs, pumps. dc. DC. Mems
fancy shoes, and CATERS with an excellent assort-
men tof heavy stock, all adapted to the wants of
the people of Cleaifeld- lie hopes his friends will
give him call al his store in 'iShaws Row and
examine his stock. june Is, '54. -
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EeUBLEC SALE. on Saturday the II, of March
L. The subscriber win sell at Public Sale at his
residence in Cearfeld. his entire stock of house
hold and kitchen furniture consisting of Beds and
bedding. chairs, tables, stoves, carpeting, beau
reaus, wash stands &c. I. p. BUTLER.
Clearield March T. 1855 If.
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DEMoyAL.-BoKER BRoTHERs JONES,

DEMOyAI.-BoKER BROTHERS JONES,
HI No I5S l60 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Importers and Manufacturers OF City a''a Eastern
aez.le BOOTS and SHOES. also every variety of
French and English Shoe Lastings, Patent Leath-
er, Kid aud Calf Skins, Shoe Laces, Gallons Bind
ings &c. &C., suitable for manufacturers.
Also. Foreign and Domestic Straw and Six Bon
nets Lcghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf Hats, Eng
ltsh. French and Ametican Artificial Flowers, Oil
Silk Straw Trimmings. &. . &C., &c.
Having removed TO our new Store, No 15S & loo
Market Street below 5th, South Side, up stairs,
invite your attention to large and varied Stock
of Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes. which we
preparing for the approaching Faii Sales.
All our Goods being exclusively of our own di-
rect Importation and Manufacture, we feel conf
dent that our facilities such that we can offer
you inducements as regards variety and prices of
Goods, unsurpassed BY any house in the conntEy.
BOXER, BROTHERS & JONES.
Nov s, IS54-Iy. Phif49efpkfo.
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z EAiPHILL'S IOTEI,-The. subscriber would
& 4 inform his friends AMI the public generally,
that he still remains the old stand where he is
at all times ready and willing TO entcrtain ssran-
gers and travellers" His bar stocked with the
best liquors and his table will always be supplied
with the luxnries of the market
Thankful for pass favors he solci.s further
share of public patronage.
WM. J. HEMPHTLL
Clearfield, june l5, 1354-1y
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a CARD.-The Tyrone City Drug Store is still
IA IN fiourishing condition; the undersigned
has made large additions to the Stock. and is pre-
pared TO sell, WHOLESALE and RETAIL, Drugs,
Medicines, Alcohol, Linsced Oil, Copal Sarnish,
Spirits of Turpentine, um Shellac, Lithersge,
Glue, Log-wood, Extract of Log wood, Turkey Um
Der, Yellow Ochre, Chrome Yellow Spanish Brown,
Madder Nenition Red, Prussian Blue, Blue Smalts,
Stone 0chTe, Antimony, Dragons Blood, Foena-
greek, Rosin. Soap, Candles, Potash, Husbands
Magnesia, Schneek's Pulmonic Syrup Bulls Sar-
sapariila. Salamoniac. Allunn, Copperas Asafoeti-
da, Oil of Stone Oil of Spike, Pine Oil, Burning
Fluid, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, and "tarnation
lot of other fixins', too numerous to mention.
JAMES NJ. MARTIN
Tyrone City, January 81, IS55.-3Ino.
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THE JOURNAL.

~ Those of our readers who so frequently
have occasion to visit Tyrone, viii find it pro-
fitable to call and purchase goods from F. NJ
BELL & Co. See card in another column.
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11ERTAEN III. 30. AGrE.-FAIRTo

5SERTAEN CURE FoEs AGTE-FAIRT
- ALL!-So CURE 30 Ptr.--This pafatior5 hes
established reputation, and Is offered with cen
fdence as euro fer fever ana ague, Intermittent
fyer. IT may be taken by the facst delicate with
perfect safety. being pure vegetable syrup.
If taken according 70 directions without curing
second bottle will be supplied free OF charge, or
the money returned. No7ls kyetsfisls 1ritAoNt HE
signature J. II. PALETH0RP. Jr
No. So North seaoId Street, Philadelphia.
October l. 1884
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EHIRST ARRIv L.---FALb AND WINTER
= GOODS, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
J'st received, large and splendid assortment OF
GoJDs of almost every description suitable for the
season, and selling OFF at very low prices Ladies,
Gentlemen, and every person wishing 10 buy goods
t the Ufry ioest prices, respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
Produce of all kinds received in exchange for
goods. [Sept- 81, 54.l WM. ERWIN,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF CLEARFIELD NTY.

%
PRESIDENT JUDGE:
Hon JAMES BuRSsDE. Bellefontc.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
Hoy. RICHARD SHAW. CIearicld
Hon JonS P HorT. Lumber City.
PRoTHoNAT0RY: &C.
WILLIAM PORTER. Clcarield.
SHERIFF:
WILLIAM POWELL - Clearfeld
DEPUTY SHERIFF.:
f. T. WARD, Clearfcld
HENRY SroyE. ClearfeId.
COMMISSIONERS:
SAMUEL ScHoFF, Glen Hope.
ROBERT Ross, Curwensville.
ROBERT MEHAFFEY, Bower.
COMMISSIONERS CLERK:
RoBERT J. WALLACE. Clearfeld.
TREASURER:
JOHN MCPHERSON, Clearfeld.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY:
/. JACKSON CRAHs, Esq, Cearfeld
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
THos Ross Esq Curwensyille
COUNTY AUDITORS:
GEO W. ScHoFE. Jeffries.
C. kRATzER. Clearfield.
j. II. SEYLER. Luthersburg
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails at the
Clearfeld Post-office.
cepted, at 7 o'clock. A. NJ.
Arrives at ?. II
KARTHAUs:-Leaves Cleafreld, Friday at A. NJ.
Arrives, Saturday at p NJ.
SMITHS MILLs.-Leaves CIearfeld, Friday at 6
a NJ
GRAHAMroS:-Leaves Saturday at & NJ
Arrives same day at P. NJ.
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Dec. /. 1854. Ir.

GtALEB COPE & co, No. 1873, Market St, PhiIa-
~ deiphia, Dealers in Linens, White Goods Ho-
siery, French, English and Germ an Silk Goods La
ces, Gloves Boiring Cloths Dc. [June Is, SLY.
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~ p. BUTLER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Il /. Law, Clearield Pa, win attend faithfully to
all professional business entrusted to his care.
March z, lS55-tf.% ess
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E5IssT ARRIyAI..--FALI. AHp WINTER

EIvISST AIlKIvA .---FALI.e AND WINTER
4 GOODS, AT THE CHEAP CASTT STORE
just received large and splendid assortment of
GOODS Of alinost every description, suitable for the
season, and selling OF al very low prices Ladies'
Gentlemen. and every person wishing to bry goods
at The Usry Lolc-ss ces are respectfully invited 10
call and examine for themselves.
Produce ef all kinds received in exchange for
goods. RH. z. IRWIN
Clarified, 1854 t.-,f..
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HRAIN FOR SALE.-Wheat Rye, Oats
IN Corn, and all other kinds of grain for sale at
market prices, by the Undersigned in Curwens-
and the highest prices paid. Apply to
WM Ii. BLOOM, agent
March 7.-St.# for g. u. Kepler.
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z JACKSON CRANS-At.oTncy at Law. Of
IL 4. fee adjoining residence. Ciearfeld, Pa.
May 2j, Sly.
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NTEW LIVERY RY.-IiORSES, CARRIAGES AND
IN BUGGIES FOR RIRE.-The subscribers would
inform those who desire TO be aceomm odated with
Horses or buggies on reasonable terms, that they
always be obtained on application at theirSts-
BILE or the Good Intent Hotel, in CGrwensville.
FLEAAiINa * FoSIER-~
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gOHS II. H.PALET'FTORP. .JR, WHOLESALE
eS CHEMIST & DRUGGIST. No. 50 Noytk Sec
0aaa s., Second doer below Mount Vernon House,
Philadelphia. Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Per
fumery, Paints Oils Window Glass &c, &c
November g. iS5z.-ly.=
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ETANVED.-A young man. good workman
w and cutter in the Merchant and Country
trade in Tailoring, either partner or foreman,
will find good situation and constant employ
ment after the list Of May next, in New Washing
ton, Clearfeld Co D :. PLOTNER.
New Washington, January "a, lS55.-3t
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~Raftsmen, who are going down the river
in the Spring, are informed, by a notice IN
another column that sSWhite Hall Boarding
House,, near Frenchville, isprepared FOR their
reception by the proprietor JOHN W. RIDER.
If Johns ssour krout' is as well seasoned as
Mother Moore's, we have no doubt he'll get
lots of custom.
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Carwensyille, Jan. 81, I855.-6mo.

4 would inform his old friends and the public
generally, that he still continues to keep house
of entertainment in New Washington, where those
who call with him viii receive every attention,
and be made comfortable.
Good stabling, and every other convenience for
horses on the promises. DAVID 5. PLoTNER.
New Washington, Jan. 81, 1855.
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NNTAR IN AMERICA-not against foreign
w nations, but against high prices and impo-
sition. r. r. WEIGH has just returned from the
city with asplendid new stock Of Gbld and Silver
Watches, open and huntiDg-cased, gold chains,
keys seals, and variety of other articles usually
kept by Jewellers.
His assortment has been selected with great care
and caution and will be cheefully submitted to
the inspection OF all who may give him call.
TERMS CASH. IOct. /, 1854.
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NNANTED---ONE HUNDRED GOOD LOAF
w ERS, who can come well recommended for
which liberal price will be paid Those having
no other object in view but to make themselves
warm by the stove. can't expect so high salary
those that want to gather a little news TO over
town with. March Z, '55-l w. VIZ.
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rvThose of our merchant friends who de-
sire to lay in first rate stock of Drugs and
Chemicals, and to buy from first rate firm,
should call 1873 Market ST., on their next visit
to the City, at RUSSELL & SCHoTT's.
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70 Land spectators viii see an opportunI-
t. offered them, by the Orphans Court Sale
advertised in another column.
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4 scriber, having removed his Livery Stable
from Curwensvinc TO Tyrone City. boSs leave t.
his friends and the public that he is at all times
prepared TO supply them with Horses, carria ges-
buggies, and other vehicles on hire, at the mos
reasonable terms. Inquire at the City Hotel
JAMES CROWTHER
TYRONE. January 81 I355.-frno
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wWe publish this week. the Receipts and
Expenditures of Clearfield County, which viii
be found interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
PUBEIC NOTICE..
RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S -

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scr0tala, DC.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il & co. being dissolved By the death Of w \.
RUsHToN (ths only Rusho1 ever e1InsSssq VIII; i1
the firm.l their GENUINE COP LlvEH Oh ~ VII
IN future be prepared only By HEGEMAN, CLARK
CO., surviving partners and sole suecessors 1t
was Mr.. CLARK who went to New FoJndlsnd to su.
perintend Its manufacture, and he 10 the only Drug.
gst who ever went from the United States for that
purpose and a. he will continue his supervision OF
that branch of our business, will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine Az success in its use depends
upon its pnrty be particular to see that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN, CLARK co il over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers. without sue;
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK l. CO., for many persons have initiated
cur style of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
palming of an inferior article; and since Mr. Rush
toms death, there has been a Rushtons Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
Rushton Clark l. Co., the only representative OF
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK co.
fhe genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark l. Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists goa.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 1S-d&wSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

klCdMOND SODA w ATER AND
~ BOTTLING EsTABLISHMENT- If I. : -.
TED fsct that the only genuine article of Bottled
n0PnA ME n In the city. !: put up BY N. Nc.
are able 70 compete with any manufsntorv. eiths,
Norsn OF south. having been engaged In the busneA
MACK'0 SODA WATER.
n B; AZ orders. either from city q country,
Soda Wsteg, Porter and Ale delivered In Al, r.rt.
Of the city daily.
All persens having orr bottles, win please returp
them Immediately. n. MCCORMICK Co,
90 l4--0 No. 500 Broadst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-01
1ALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
twenty minutes. and win heal the wounds without
scar; it efectualy cures Fever Sores, Piles. Salt
Rheum, lnflammatory Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises Scsld Head Corns and Buniona, Erysip elas
Sprans Sweliings. Felons, Chiblains, Bites of In
sects. sweied and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptons, and all other infsmmatory and cuteneous
diseases where the parts affected can be reached
This article il now put up in blue Wrappers with
new steel plate LABEL and signed by H. DALEY, Ma
ker. and @. y. Clickaey Co., Propretors to guard
store. IL, -
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists. are the only
style and they furnish the trade at propietors pr.
ces. Retail price only Csc. Q box. NH 26-dAw6m