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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
THE MARKETS..
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1855.

BALTIMORE, Apflf III, 1000.
FLouR.-The market this morning was very
firm. We note sales on early Change of 300 bbls
Howard street at SO for choice brands. The
market on late change was quiet, no sales report
ed-holders of Howard street brands were pretty
uniform in asking &c. and disposed to sell at this
price, but buyers did not meet them. Nothing
done in City Mills, the last sales yesterday,
at $40 per Dbl on time.
GRAM Wheat-There is an active demand
and prices have an upward tendency. About
5000 bushels in all fered to day, mostly white,
with sales of good to prime white at 24O 253 ctss
family flour white at 255 260 cts; and red at
235 $40 cts. per bushel.
Corm-sales of white at SO 96 cents yellow
at SO 100 cts.
Oats Sales of Maryland and Virginia at 5sa64
cts. per bushel.
From the American of Saturday last.l
ToBAcco.-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco
have been lighter this week than last, and the ac-
tive demand that exists has pretty we'll swept the
market. Former rates well supported. We
continue to quote
Inferior to common Maryland at IS 5Oa6; good
common to middling. leafy, at S6.5OaS7; and good
to fine brown at S7a9.
There is good demand for Ohio Tobacco, the
recei pts of which are still light although it is
coming forward more freely. Shippers are dis
posed to take hold, and we note sales this week
Of about 300 hhds.
The inspections of the week are 342 hhds.
Maryland, 307 hhds. Ohio, II / hhds. Kentucky
total 76O bids.
ALEXANDRIA. April 8, 1855.
Uheat.-Wheat is still in demand
Red is quoted at $50 235 cts, and white at 23a.
245 cts per bushel.
Corn.-We quote Corn at go IS cts.
Oats-55 60 cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

The election in Rhode Island on the 4.h
instant, resulted in The complete triumph OF
the Known othing State ticket, Congress
men, and locsl officers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

We are authorized to announce LEMUEL W..
HARMON, as a candidate for Road Supervisor
of the third election district.
ap l2-1m*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

The man who undertook 10 bias, hi
neighbours prospects, used 100 shor, fuse
and got blown up himself.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
NOTICE.

T WILL sell likely young NEGRO MAN.
/ He is sound and healthy, and an excellent held
hand My price is $1,000 cash. For further ins
formation enquire at this office.
an I0-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

Mr.. Mudain does "hesvy" business
He weighs $50, and does his own Iocomo-
lion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
THE TIM
PORT TOBACCO'
THURSDAY MORNING, Apr

The Spring Term Of our Gil
will commence on the frat Mon
7th) Of Nay next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

THE FISHERIES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
]. is stated ,ba. owing TO the cold end disa-
greesbIe weather, The fisheries Of North
Carolina are doing very small business.
The fishing season is now nearly half over,
and bu. very few fish have been TAKEN
The fishermen have no. been so unsuccess,
ful for many years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

The Alexandria Gazette Of las, Thurs
day, in speaking Of 1.-THE Fisheries" says
1.-THE cold weather, is bearing hard upon
the Potomac fisheries. Very few fish are
caugh. or brought. 10 market. The Fish
w harf here, so far, presents any thing bu,
its accustomed busy appearance a, this sea-
son Of The year."
We learn that at some Of the fisheries up.
on our shores pretty good hauls of herring
have been made within the pas. few days.
The Cecil Wing Of las, Saturday says
A number of fisheries in that county are in
operation 500e herrings were csugh. q. q
haul on Wednesday night o, shore on
N forth East river.
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RsOAf INCOMING, nav. 2e.
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.


THE RIVER was still receding yesterday, and
there are now only about four feet on Iarpe,h
Shoals.
. ARmvED-.Sdlie Uest from ST. Louis, aud
the .&y5oek, from GainesJoro', arrived ycster
day.
DEpAErED.-The d. g. cline, for Memphis,
aud the city If Cairo, for Cincinnati, left yes
terday.
To LEAvE.-Tle following boats are adrer-
tised 10 leave to-day: The Sqllie Wtst, for St
Loni-, the Alida, for Paducal, the Monticello,
for WaitSbnro'.
Do To- ARmvE-TLe Dr. Robertson and tie
HLrtSgHle. from the Americo, will be IN port
to-day. The Join Simpson, from Memphis.
will arrive thi. evening Other boats are algo
exvect~d.
Fox ST. Louis The fiuesteamer SaIlie Vest
Is the boar FOE ST. Luis to-day. and all inter
mediate points Capt. CoEBrTT, favorite in
tlre trade, Is ia crmmard, aud those VIII" ga
win hilu once are sure to come agin. The
lsdger-is IN charg. OF Gus good looking irienr.
Capt. jenkins. BE aboard at 10 O'Clock this
mon ming.
WEsTGGH RIvfRs.-The ST. Loni> papers o.
the II 70 luei report TIE Mississippi failing
SLOWLY at thai point, with nine feet in the chan
mel to Caro- The Illinois and Missouri are
repaired ia good boating order
LATE PAPaRs.-We are indebted 10 the Satiis
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EXCHANGE
IMPORTANT AZ TRUE!

DR LIBBY'S PILE OINTMENT the price Of which Is
IL One Dollar per Bottle Il recommended infalIble
for Piles matter IL how long duration, and alo
great relief 81 the most severe Of Fistula.
is prep ITed by DR. Libby, Army surgeon, during the
Wars il the early Of the present century which tim
ti well known the soldier suffered dreadfly from Piles.
Dr.. Libby has used for sixty y in his practice
CIV Westcott, Of Florida severely afflicted with this
coEplsut Tor and ~ have submitted 70
surgical eraons Pe and have suffered excrucl-
fifty remedies found hat had any Effect tn
tried Lhby's Pile ointment used II daily for time and
Il Effected a complete cure"
FartA<r Prot Of as Td'4e
Sir II T. Yates writes from Iondoh The-exraordnsry
Effects q Dr. libby Pile Oinmen has been Little short Of
uiracuous For than IS months unable TO walk
almost and though had the best medical treatment newer
received than transtCTy reAst until used your Pile
Ointment. lam now entirely cured.'
Hear 1o1dt ne Preacher says:
Rev L. Parsons was afflicted with Piesfor four years
nal, and ore bottle o. nhys Pile 0ntmrnt cured
me- though obliged to be In the saddle great part Of
the time 4"
M Matts,H, ChieF ~ he Po1irs Of Nsgc YORK. "had
bee long ,soubed with Plies, and DR., Lbby Pile Ointment
enerted a complete curs."
Tie A5juiat General ef O nHofit had been in the
hands % Fhysc for twenty years, D. Lbby' Pie Oint
cured Lu AZ or he feared st the disease would de.
s-Toy his he" .f..-f
Arlold Ksi4l great BG1road CaHnactoT, has Ia his
employment nuInbrr Il nlrn, who call non HIN for
advice aud assistance. He says never could
Il Piles til Dr. Ii1bys Pile OintH ent. since a-ed
that have never met 9TH that eoaii ne relieve
THIS Medicine Il WARRANTED % cuFe al cases 81 ~ e.,
whether Ing standing Should TAIL 70 cure
the money sl b 10 al cases refunded 4- t.A
For sale % al Druggists .r
nog2t-a Nashville.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF NASHVILLE II RKETs
TRUE WING OFFICE,

The RIVER has continued TO recede since our
last review, and there are now not more than four
feet on Harperh Shoals There we're pretty strong
indications Of rain yesterday morning and there
very light fall, but the weather became colder
ani the prospect for rain some what doubtful Ia
he Afternoon
BUSINESS has been tolerably brirk during the
week, aud closes quite active, though transactions
in the various departments Of trade have not been
us extensive a. was anticipated This is at.rbu able
partly to toe uncertain stage Of the river. merchants
on the upper tumO, rland fearing that they could
not make the trip down and up again upon the
present tide. while most OF the planters who make
their purchases and dispose OF their cotton IN this
market, have been a, - away o. the labor oi get
t,u- ia Jn"ir Speu.
LA>D WAKRANrs have declined about two cents
per acre, since our last rev,e~. A corresponding
decline ~ ul-o reported in the Washington ard New
York markets
CorrON-Thcre is very Htde doing u cotton,
the receipts being extremely light. This is attrbu.
table 10 l~o causes tlw planters busiIy eugAg
ed n p0umg in their wheat anJ some are perhaps,
holding back Tor better prices We quote 65''sc
che ruiag prices present -.
COAL-Cumberlapd declined during the past
week TO l5aso. We still quote Sesame At 1890
DRUGS-we notice aud advanced in Qliuine,
which is uo~ selling at - 25 per ounce Castor
Oh has advanced 81 coal 40 per gallon.
FEATUERS-Have declined during the past
week to 3la37c.
FLoUR-The receipts continue light sudalthough
We hear Of ii few sales OF extra family above our
quotations OF last week. We do feel at liberty TO
alter them.
GRAZ There is an active demand for wheat at
81 4Oal AS, which is an advance on last weeks
prices. " heard OF sale on Tuesday at IL As
for which there was spirited competition The
bulk of the sales have been made at al 40, aud We
think that Sl.45 is as bigh figure as Superior
article will now command
We hear Of sales Of new Corn at 4Oc. sacks ia.
cluded, for immediate delivery. The offerings Tor
future delivery do not exceed SOC.
GROCERlES-The stocks are still, ample, aud
there is good deal OF activity in tins department
at previous quotations.
SEEDS--There Is very ljttle Clover ia market,
and tia, Is held at 81 per bushel With an uPEard
tendency, The short crop this season viii cause
clover 60 rule high. Flax Is Ia good demand at
our quotations.
TOBACc0-rh 8. very little doing in TobAc-
co, and We qaOte,sa6 As the ruling figures at pres
cut
Ne refer 90 our Price Current a. aG0rding
fair criterion Of the market
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports FURNISHED oy 1t Associated Press ]

Reports FURNISHED oy It Associated Press
NEw YORK, Nov. 20.
The firm Of Wells, Butterfeld & Co. paid the
Q. s. Treasury $4,000 belonging to the Govern
ment, which was stolen from the Express Company
between New York and Dubuque, Iowa.
PIrrsBURG, Nov 20-Evenng.
Nine and half feet water and falling Cold and
cloudy
NEw YORK, Nov. 90.
Cotton arm. Flour, % for straight State. Wheat
25 for Southern white, and 2l5 for red 2.Oe for
Western red. MISS Pork 225 So Coffee, Rio, -.
Sugar, Muscavado, II. Lard Oil s74. Iron, Scotch
Pig, $S2 Cheese sialI1. Freights on cotton TO
LOUISVILLE, Nov. o0-P. n.
Eight feet six inches water and falling.
Liverpool unchanged.
NEw 0RLEASs, NoV. 20.
Corn II. Oats 44a45. Mess Pork 5000. Lard
III Whisky, recsifed, So. Freghts on four to
Liverpool, {. .rs -srBE
CIECIsEArI, Nov 20-Night
Eighteen feet water-river has risen feet to-
day. ...
VI. CHARLxsToN, Nov. ls.
The schooner Victory, from Wilmington for
Trinidad, foundered al sea yesterday. The Captain
and crew we're taken off by the schooner MaFiad,
and have arrived.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
The Southern mails and New Orleans papers Of
Monday and Tuesday furnish details of the advices
from Mexico. The report that AIvares had resigned
is contradieted Comonfort has offered his resgna-
ton as Minister of War, but it was not accepted.
Gov. Pesse, OF Texas, recommended TO the Legisla-
ture to accept the act OF Congress adjusting the
Texas debt.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 20.
Sugar ST. MOlasses PSI. Flour 81 Lard liz.
CINoINSATI, Nov. 2I Noon.
Flour 8asIO Oats 500 Hogs 7a7s. Lard
1all4. Whisky 344a84s MoIasses SO, reboed
3D. River 10 feet
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The Concert.

The Orphans OF the Protestant ASylum bcrcft as
they are, appeal lss TO the charitable sympathies
Of thrir fi,rds aud the public, than TO the odnira
lion. Th,ir grl,eral beauty, rshn,mrHt aud intch
gene, i'll ia mul- Of visitors with ,le most pleas
ing emntion- SgJ l. the mercy which mauiiest'
s,lf il parrosi1ins thc concert given for their ben
e6t, is oi d qIhty which WILL indie d, be twic,
Dles.ei /, ol ing the givor aud the recipients.
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GROCERIES-SUGAR- We are permitted to
make the ioIowiug extract from private letter,
dated the 10th inst, 70 a commercial house ia this
city, from a gentleman in New Orleans Who Is
thoroughly COW, rsant with the Sugar trades
"The old crop is about exhausted aud THE week
receipts of new have been very hghL consequently
prices nave advanced. The Sugar crop l. tally
three weeks batter than usual, aud the Weld will he
very light Prices vii ule higher dgrng tic en-
tire season. y
We copy the following from the New Orleans
Price Current, OF the 10Th inst
There has been rather more enquiry for Sugar on
the levee since last report aud the receipts be
ing very light prices have stinened, until an sd
vance OF about a I cena per TO- has been reaiized
since our last report with sales OF about $50 hogs
heads. leaving few hogsheAds uusOld h. eonse.
ouenceNof the rein. The backwardaess IT the
crop woald ssen 70 be demonstrated by The back
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HANDSOME INCOME TO Be MADE AT HOME

Il 'iiE above can be in every Town and Uouuty
throughout tie Union, by tngagrg SIC maDulariu-
aud sale artice upon which, quay of FL one
thousand dollars year may be mad. The bee one Of
universal daily consumption. and that has puzzled the
brains Of some Of the eminent Philosophers.
II is helf that II Is drstiBed b. VI the
necessary OF the necessities Of life The article As
that viii have ready and Mt sale a. hJur
Full particulars viii be by mail, IN receipt OF lfA
cents, equivalent Post Office Stamps, Specimens
JAMES 7. HORNE CO,
octSi-lm Box ISL, Pc { 0hice, New Ork.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

l. virae Of decree Of the Honorable the Circuit Court
- Of Davidson county rendered az the septem q Term,
1s65 in 81 George Morse complainant against Ma
jor smith al defendants, will on SATURDAY., the LIST
day Of December neat 70 public for cash 30 the
h bidder, al the Court House door in the cs Of
Nashville the land described in said pleading being LOT N
Metravocs dion TO Nahvle. foang 81 feet on froat
street aud running back lSo feat Sale within thr usual
hours. THOS E. SMILEY,
otagU--dtd Clerk.
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SrArE OF MAINE.

wAsHNoroS S. Str i'm couRT. Der. TEsS, tssS. "a
william Mack, tbeilant for Divorce w. Sarah 'ne Mack
'INHE Lib, and complaint Of wiisn II. MACK Of East
port in said county represents and sves the QUIT 70
be informed that ne legally lined marriage to sarah
lane lincoln al said kaspOrt about the ten y OF
SEQ In the year cheen hundred and forty That he has
ever since that time haved towards said Sarah Jane
kua and al conAte husband. re ardul q bic mArfiAae
VOWS and provided for her comfortable support. the
said sarah Jane Mes regardless Of her DUTY az,
about The dAy Of Mas the year eight Hundred
ami hfy-one commit the ciise Of adultery vh per
son persons he Lbelsnt unknown, At said kastpSrt
And further this Lbea ehsFs that the SAID sarah
Jane MACK did on about the hrsi day Of September
n, wear eighteen Kindred aud az yone desert and abandon
LbeAnt and has snes neglected aud refused TO
Z 2
wh-feupon this IseTant prAys that the bonds o. uat
ony ecu him and the said sar.h jane Naek may be
dissolved MILAN MACS,
nsvis by a. HAfDEx, hs Au'T. 4
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CnHNER iIhL MATTERS.

C0TrON.-Olr reports from the different mar.
kets represent Cotton a in rather a dropping con
dton during the past two weeks, and prices have
barely been sustained This is the result OF a want
of activity in the foreign markets. The receipts
during thst time have also fallen somewhat below
those of the corresponding period Of last YEAR. not
withstsnding which, however, the crop OF 1855 lie
much larger than that OF lS54.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Washington County supree JsdieAi oOaTt at MschAs.
October Term, A. p. isoo.
ron The foregoing Libel and Complaint entered In this
~ Court at this Terra orcred that notice br giV
sad sarah lane - the pend-acy q the ss pnb-
hshug snd htcstca cpY q the ssih THIS order
Court thereon, three successfully, any Desspa-
Der printed Ia Ssshy.r. In the State q Tcnnrsse, he Ast
Of puh % be thfy days a. isasi bsore t
term u tbs Court uhch i be Holden Mashss sithin
or said county shr Arst fueasy Il January aex
thai she may thea lers kppsaF sad Court. and
apon heFe The ds1ce u ssid libel and Complaint
L shs shS see A. Atiet ALaLRf q. LANE, Ga.
noviS-o.14E ALRKRf q. LANE clT
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FOSTERS ApDITION TO EDGEFIELD.

ON "WEDNESDAY, the 7th Of November next, the
premises viii sell the indeT Of Fosters Addition
20 Edgedeid bill o. par cuars wiz be resdt
as possible INDSLEY A CROCKETT
SO College street.
T. r. GLAScoCK Auctioresr oct3t-td
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COME AGAIN.

7 RAVE 20 negroes Tor safe, Of various kinds, amongst
them an extra good cook washer ami honer, an eAce
lent carriage driver Sc sell them &c go out u
the county and will guarantee them 10 suit orpo sale
now REFS W PORTER.
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WANTED par tnsr Il cxfer. nee in the Lumber
w busi0e who 10 invest 5000 % $4,000 IN
nr.t u nos Oprracu possessing suuerlor
advantages in ma-ug and s-ing lumber. IN Davidson
county O0mmuu IONS addressed % L. g. Nashville
Tenn, N 10Th Dec, will receive prompt attention
nuyt--1 ..-... r. v.
Louisville Jorn please copy to amount Of and charge
this
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DOSEPONE MINT The ssIe Of Lots advertised TO
| come on this daN in FOSTERS ADDITION To fpGE-
FIELD Is account VI the ineirmency of the weather,
post p0ned until TliO RI DAY, the 2Sd inst:
noyT-td LINDsLkY A orr CKETT.
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wardness of the receipts, which are only 2,215
hogsheads. including both old and new crop, since
the date Of the arrival of the first hOgshead, while
last year in the period the receipts were 6,seS
hogsheais
The New Orleans Crescent, of the 18th says Su-
gar was IN request at 6ta6sc for Fair to Fully Fair
74a75 for Prime and Yellow Clarified, and 7sasc
per ID for Centrifugal. OF MOasses 1000 bbls were
disposed of at 26a27ic, mostly at &c per gallon for
Prime.
CoFTEE.-Sales were made in New Orleans on the
18th at prices ranging from 81 to llc the latter for
prime. The receipts Of the week were two cargoes
together 9637 bags-makipg the sum Of the direct
imports since lst September II, sec bags against
%, 262 to same date last season. The stock re-
naming on hand is about 10000 bags against 2S,-
800 at the corresponding period last season. At
New York, On the 18Th sales at lOall4. The
stock of Rio was abou. g., 900 blgs.
Nlw York PEoDrcE MAEKET-The EIpreSs Of
the lGth says:
The PacGc's sdyices have had no perceptibie
effect the breadstuff Market and nOtwith-
ststdlng the declining tendency of prices on the
other side, holders are unwilling TO accede to any
concession. There are large orders here for -four
aud what both for Great Britain and the Continent
ut prices being above the limits of shippers, they
are unexecutsD!e for the present The sales for ex
port yesterday quite light, the difficulty at
tending tie negotiation OF Exchange having the
effect 10 restrict business very materially. The re-
ceipts OF -four and wheat large but the bulk OF
the supply is IN the hand. Of The mOnOpolists whose
interest it is 10 sustain prices; hence the brmness
Freights are DUH but rates no lower. good
deal Of -four was engaged for Great Britain, but the
offerings Of grain were light.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat r-1 -
L NASHVILLE, Capt. THos. BELL ~ 80 -
beisss=h for tho
above port on Sunday, the 4th Of November.
Vie regular packet Scuba" viii leave here Friday the
I'd day OF November, with egh aud passengers for The
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, Ant.
octtT-tG }. A AcALLlSrER too,
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NASHVILLE, s8IrHIAND AND PADUCAa
- = - = - ="
PACKET.

TIVE Splendid Passenger Steamer a gT~-n -
Il BLANCHE LEWIS z. SBAW, EFsE--EsSecssi
finished Louisville and viii De- here nv The ls Of Noye
ber and The above trade all the Her fine
commodatOus Tor passengers, combined With her lgLt
draught make her Of nc best adapted beats tor I'D
Cumberland river trade A. HAMILTON,
Oct22 6m Agent.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEAns
PACKET

TJNHE rev steamer HUMBOLDT GIL -,
L 1900 tons bu-then, Capt. Wa. Ns<sOFrs.ssS7
STRONG, John ID. Taylor, Clerk. szSss
This IS finished Cincinnati, and ready 20
take her Ulsce in the trade
The Humboldt is entirely boat Of the Grst ass aai
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draught drawing only 20 inches wall enable
her % with load when others only Sht
We solicit for her a share u pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE a co, -
JOHNSON, WEAVER c., Ate--''
oct22-5n 4. l.. DAVIS, L. & Mail Packet OGice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEAEER IN
Dry and Sparkling fataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET, s..,

I jy1G-1y CLNCINNA7L, OHIO
Foof'nd's German Btters, prepared and sold by DR..
J2ckson The German Medical store, 100 Arch Street
Philadelphia daily increase in their well deserved celebrity
for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver. These Btters have indeed proved blessing the
afflicted who show their gratitude by the ,tterng
testimonials This medicine has established itself name
competitors however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises cannot reach T. gained the public ,onh
by the immense benefits that have been derived from
it, and will ever maintain its position. -..f-
See advertisement. noyl4-lm
nv PALPITATION OF TBE HEART, Nervou. Diseases,
Liver Cor plant, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cosyenrss and
Piles all eieved and cured in Incredible short space
time by Carriers Spanish MIXTURE the great tonic and
purifier Of the blood 1t contains particle Of Me
Opium any nOxous perfectly harmless and has
cured than five hundred disease
We only refer the reader hy certificates kw of
which may be found in another column all of which
detailed in full the bottle the greatest OF
all Spring and Fa Medicines, and possesses influence
over Che blood truly remarkable. .r.
See advertisement. novl4-1m
PKoF. wOoD's PAR RESTORATIVE The testimony II al }
who have thoroughly tie virtues Of this
article is that will restore the gray IN bald eradicate
seae OF he Scalp, the hair falling preserve
both with and without sediments. See adve seueLt.