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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
SFw-YoRE TO LfTERPooL.
Chief Cabin Pessege.
Second lGbn fasfa age ~
FROs BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage %
TIE ships from Boston cal az EalitaA
ARABIA Capt Judkins- AMERICA, Capt Lang
PERSIA. Capt. Ryrie. EUROPA, Capt shannor-
ASIA, Capt. T. q. Lott CANADA, Capt stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt l.ei'cn-
These cy clear white nght a. mastfesd gIeen on
cardboard bow; red on port bow
aMYRICA Leaves Boston Wednesdsy. 18th July.
CANADA Stope..... Boston Wednesday LIST Aug
tsIA Lott...... Leaves Boston. Wednesday. 18Th Aug
AMERICA, Lang Leaves Boston WEDNESDAY, Gun Aug
CANADA Leaves bOston iesiay I'm sept
AFRICA, Horizon Leaves boston, wednesday nth sept
Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board -
The owners these shps will nor be accountable or ooie
silver Bullion Specie Jcery Precious Stones or Metals IN.
ess bills Of ans signed therefor and the ys0o thereof
therein eXrrcs>et
r. CUNARD No. Bowlingersen-
Their will be no srlshps Of this Is from Sewfork nDd
flr..-ar n.,-re.
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paints. Oils, GLASS, &r.

A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
IA FACTORY WILLIAMSBURG, L. L--Are now pre-
psreS orders for ROUGH PLATE GLASS suitable
tDr FLOORS SKYLIGHTS, VAULT aud DECK Ll9HIS
PROMPT attention will be gwen orders len at their ooe,
w. W. j. r. PLATT, Nc. 70 Muuays-
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a FLORIDA-SENn-

EOR CHARLESTON snd FLORlDA-SEMl-
il WEEKLY U. s MAIL LINE--Ths new s1t fast-s 5ing
steamship MARION w FOSTER. commander will leave Per
No4 n r. On SATURDAY July 81 s.fo'cloek ", pfecse
w. For freight siPly beard where al bills o. sGns WI Se
signed and for passage the Office Of sPOFfOhD TILES
TON Co. No - Broadway. fh.oash Tickets e fSnas ~
follows: To Jacksonville, SSH 70 Plstks, cd ihe NASH
VILLE viii succeed and leave on SATURDAY. July 2.
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TYyHE OCEAN INSURANCE. COMPANY nss
han orx.uisei with capital of FOuf Hundred rhou,.,s
n,,l.ss ~ 10 oocl A. EDWARDS. President JAMES van
GFIiRtN secrcfary with Board Of Drvctou eubreon.
susny OF our commercial business men
fSs Company taken the recently vacated b. fss
Cssrsr aad Esqukeg, No. ~ Wsls-
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H. 1854 the the Fushns Railroad esve fushn.
~ and 10 NJ and at T. $50 2. VI, counectns WIN ne
seamer Island City ct Hunters Point The Island cJ
leaves NewYork tom Fulton Market SIP At and ~ ~
ami 1T and $50 ?. b. connecting WIN ths ea' =. a
Point. W . NJ. SupeIhNopuo"'-
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PfTTsBUsGH. July 10, 1850
DIvIDEND-Tbe Board OF Directors nave nav, t9 as
IL dsy declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PEH CENL iof
The six months ending let Inst payable In the oocA OF me
pany g par their office, ffths on and ater tns
S;,ct folder IN York viii be paid atthe once OF VINO
Low LANIER Il Co, No. 81 Wslls-
r vT OF III additional equipments 10 Motive Power and
arr eored for the Of the road ana the graua re-
Of The floating debit the Board has deemei best
f interest Of the Stockholders that the present DIVIDEND
'N01U " P - H. $ FLEMING, Treasurer
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DATRIOTTC LlNE.-New Line Of NEW-
Il YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This iine vii -
,oruoosea Of he following and splendid ships VIZ:
CALHOUN. COO tuus burden. Capt d. H. Irimar
n CLAY......l go uns burden. Capt David Cauisn'
WTBSTER......2oc coo uns burden. Capt ) Lawrtnce
ORIENT ......... eco uns bur.en. Cap Geo = tti-
The above been recently built, and ar, ne
srgest and N 13t substantial in The trade.
They commanded by Of expeeoe and soitJ ne
recommendation very superior and eKeron V1 Dc
made the comfort Of passengers nc the convenience
,fshippers FER freight passage, apply to
sPOFFORD. TILEST0S Co, No. 20 BrosoweJ.
AsenB u Livsrpool-T. GRIhSdAW Co. No. 10 Gofes
Saza
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ERFEMAN & Cos EXPRESS TO CALIFOR-
L MA ORFGOS and WEST COAST OFFS ltJrH AMER
ICAC No. 81 Bros wayDrr E1 p-es. viii leave
FRIDAY. July q 1855 per steamer EMPIRE CITY via
Pa anna ard NORTHERN LIGHT via SicsrAxuA chars. Of
erpeTisnced Messengers through 10 estimation
freish tst reduced rates.
Letters elcsrd Ia Government 10 enys e- viii Be
AIKEN It Isi cents each FREEMAN Co. No s. Broai~.y
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These steaIlshps cI'ssed az the IiHFsace Ocs II
specie and goods VII insured II them AZ low rates OF pre-
20 rrsisht er P.sssre apuly 70 ID. TORRANCE.
No. 5 Bowling Green, New York
SUMNER MONTANT DRAPER,
No q Rue " D. deB Victories, Paris
CHRYSTIE. SCHLGS MANN Co,
No p Ousi Casiinir Desyigne, Hsyre-
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4 AND WARRANTS Bought, sold and fully qua
ranteed and Claims for Bounty Land aud Pensions prompt
ly collected BY GEO. WoODMAN, No % William 81
AND RANTS WANTED by
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers
Ne II Wsl-st, New.York.
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~ superior quality for Machinery Burning Being anmiIod
and perfectly from gum II works huey and perfectly SAILS
factory on machinery will burn equal % the best sperm IN
Mechanical Night and other Lamps II has been n o.s
largest steamships railroads machine shops ferries &c Bar
res 20 Salons each Warranted uniformly good or may
be retained at the expense Of (Cobun's only AGENT
JOIN w QUINCY. No. 81 Wnhanl-st, cor. Plet-
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Al "
~ Dated July 1885, payable Is yeaFs sffef dle win u
ter, It at per per snnu payable ssuannuay in ia
City of Newly ork, for sale by - =. . ,,.,,,
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OCEAN 6tedmrrs, GG.

DACIFlC IMPRESS CO.-For CALIFORNIA.
4 SOUTH AMERICA, SANDWICH ISLANDS. and
CEiNA-0ur next TsEa'sT Exp u n .blye VI be dis
ra'ehs JULY 20 Per steam 4 PIE CITY va Pxusns
with The plsuo1 "a. SONORA IL ehasge
Special Messerssr frc CIT titsu Al hs 10 LIT
express vs. Nicaragua eli Close :; 4 o'clock.
VM 4. HALL Aren't
No ia BroAis AZ caru-- Ced.r-<t.
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1nsnranre Companies.

INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
II No . Merchants Exehsnse-Ths Company nov pre-
pared 20 Policies Marine Inland Navigation Trans
ortstiou and Pre- Risks the current Of premium
Joint Stock Capital slSo0oo Subscribed Capital $lS2 oc-
Total, sSl2Coo p J. AVERY, PTesid snt
Wy u ReiLo Sec,v ALANSON MARSH. Vice Pres't.
DIRECTORS
PJ Avery w H. Riverssnith, VIM NJ. Dodxe,
I A Recun VIM. A. Hustled X. A. Curtis,
"a ~ Stevens Mua T. Roilo. s. A. Rolo,
Nm " LYON George Chairman, Jos H. WestcOi
Powell l. D. Tousley J. Van Rper
P ] Bonesteel Alauson Marsh, s Lppincott.
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DOR HAvRE via sOUTHAMPToNN:m-,TIIhe

il vANDEDBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STE AasHIPs@
The h. a. steamship NORTH STAR, Wamscs, masser VIII
pier No 80 North River foot OF ehan-
bersst.. NOON rrsciselv IN SATURDAY, Jay Il, tof
HAVRF calling at SOUTHAMPTON 10 land mails, psssen-
ger. and specie. .,,o
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-17

wR NJ Martins ireland before and after the
Union" London and Dublin: l84s. Sd ed. use
full and able production, Astounding in facts and sta
stics not % be INST with in any other single publ
cation, and dedicated 70 Sir Robert Peel, Bart.
t..History Of Ireland = by Thos. Wright, ESD. M.
A.. 3 A.. &ci corresponding member q the Nat a.
Inst. Of France honorable member OF the Royal So.
Of Lit, &C; author Of England under the House OF
Hanover" the "Biogrspha Britannica Literaria &e;
London and New York. The best, fullest in detail
aud most impartial history Of Ireland extant Il Is
for these reasons that from it the bulk Of the facts OF
these articles have beenderived.
Martins Ireland before and after the Union =
Gordon's History Of Ireland" London, 1906
Hume's History Of England" &C.
tWright's History of Ireland vol l., p. 42o
see also Gordon's History Of ireland, fora descrip
ton of Irelands fearful state during this period
gHume's "His of England" Harper's edition, N.
York; vol V, PIP. ls2, 1873, ls4 1885, 1856 See, also,
Wright's "His Of Ireland" Gordons History Of
Ireland; !" the copious extracts 10 Martins IRELAND
&C., from Rowley Lascelle's " Lioer Auasrua Pub
licorum HJeynia, /" published in 1867. See, too,
the able Notes Of Mr. Halam, at PIP 7e2 703 704, Of
bis Constitutional History of England" Harper's
ed. 1854, &c. 81
INT N " 81 C. I'll. 4.
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NEW STYLES CAMEO AND OTHER
JEWELRY.

the newest style and first quality Of rich Jewelry
Also, choice lot OF fine time keeping Watches To-
gether with good stock Of pure Silver Ware, and
variety Of other articles, which am selling at New
York city prices, and saving OF from is 10 30 Der
cent. TO those that are in want of such goods.
Every article warranted as represented al time OF
sale. IT, o. HOOD
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
AIS, Pennsylvania avenue, Between Az and 9Th sta
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by an ex-
perienced workman, II, o. HOOD
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, by the Rev Nj. Day, RICHARD
r. CoLE to Frances VI BYRSE both OF this city.
October 4th, II the residence Of g. Newton Dexter
Whitesborough, New York, by the Rev. President
North, jams @. FARwRLL, Of Utica, TO GRRTRuDR
WAaoN, daughter Of the late Thomas r. Gold.
On the 18th October, by the Rev. T. N. Haskell,
Mr. JOHN PRIEsr, Of Vicksburg, Mississippi, to Miss
HELEN JANE ANDERSON, Of this city
On the 18th September, in Espirito Santo Church,
Havana, Mr. J. B. BELr of Washington, to Miss
CARMEN MUNoz, Of Havana. W.
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AND HoUsE.KEEPINC

FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
Goods, in the greatest variety, now on sale at
the new store on Seventh street. next to Odd Feows
Hail. viz:
Cabinet and Cottage Furniture, separate and in
sets
Parlor Furniture, in almost every variety
Elegant Parlor Sets, in brocatelle, plush and
hair-cloth
Enamelled Chamber Furniture, In sets
Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables, Teapoys
Sofas, Tete- a-tetes, Easy Chairs and Rockers
Large Recumbent Chairs, for iuvalids
Chairs and Rockers, hair-cloth, cane, and wood
seat
Bedsteads in mahogany and walnut, the latest
and most approved patterns
Common Bedsteads, at the lowest prices
Sofa Beds, Lounges, Camp Chairs, and Cots
Bureaus Sideboards, Wardrobes, and Wash
stands
Giltframe' Mirrors and Toilet Glasses
Extension Dining Tables, Leaf Tables. Of cherry
Mattresses, of hair, husk and cotton
Office Furniture, Desks, Tables, and Chairs
Oilcioth, Carpeting, and Door Mats
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
China and Glass Ware, Painted Tin Ware
WATERS, Tea Trays, Knife Trays, and Baskets
Fancy Baskets, Buckets, brass-bound and com
mon
Washing Tubs, Wash Boards, and Clothes Driers
Mantel Clocks, Ladies' Fancy Work Stands
Children's Carriages and Hobby Horses
Children's and Misses Chairs, in variety
Chidren's Bathing Tubs Bird Cages, &c.
The assortment il as large and varied as will be
found in any other store in Washington. Much Of
the Furniture is of fine quality, and will be sold at
very reasonable prices.
oct 6-2awew A. BOUTWELL,.
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DIED.

On Monday evening, October Is, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, JOHN A. LLOYD, aged 86 years.
On the 9th instant, at Summit Point Jefferson
county Virginia, in the Goth year Of her age, Mrs.
ELLEN G. MooRE, wife Of Samuel J. G. Moore, Esq,
and daughter Of DR.. Samuel Scollay, Of Middleway,
Virginia.
At Dranesville, Virginia on the LIST instant SARAH
HANNAH the only child of Joseph and Elizabeth Eliza
Dawson, of Washington in the 18th year Of her age
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$50 REWARD.

WILL give the above Reward for the
u apprehension and conviction Of the miscreant
who took my carriage and horse from the corner Of
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and drove him
into the Canal 1T the foot Of Sixth street am sat
ised from infor nation have received from the gen.
tleman in whose possession ] PLACED the vehicle on
that evening" that the horse must have been driven
into the Canal, instead of wandering there himself,
as Mt first supposed JOHN i. SMITH
oct t7--Jf
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NNHE work is printed on fine white paper
= and new type and in appearance win be sec
ond to none in the United States
Southern Bank-Note List IL essential in every
Bank, CourtinR-House, and Public Office. Let US
unite in advancing our common interests, and not
permit Northern and Northern Detecters TO Huc-
tuate our money matters rs they may wish, while we
are quietly following their dictntion.
The work win be carefully revised on the day of
publication, and all important financial changes ms
they occur noticed. Every exerton win be made to
make il correct and reliable guide TO the Banker
and Merchant
Hotel proprietors, Brokers, Auctioneers, Commits
sion Merchants and others DESTROYS of having their
names and business widely circulated are informed
that limited number OF advertisements will be in
serted Special rates for advertising by the year. or
for shorter periods, may be known by applying 10
any OF my agents, or Mt the Office in Atlanta Ga
SPECIMEN numbers viii be sent on application by
letter, free Of charge.
All communications intended for the Bank Note
List" Atlanta, Georgia.
SAMUEL SWAN
JAMES RoBrnrsoS, General Agent
rsE- Subscriptions received by J. Z. FRANCE,
agent for Washington, ID. c., and Virginia.
sep 25-8m
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~ Potomac Building Association. --The
held, at Potomac Hail. Island) on Thursday even.
ing, the 18th of October instant at o'clock, when
officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
oct H--2t @. ASHFORD, Secretary.
sW The Chief Council OF the District Of
Columbia will hold its adjourned meeting on We'd
nesday evening, at o'clock. A full attendance is
desired. oct lS--2t
~ The Members Of the Good Will Club
public generally that their Second Annual Ball will
be given at Carusis Saloon, on Thursday evening,
November Is, 1885,
BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
oct 16-TuTh
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HENRY 8. BAscKER, 400 Broadway, 20. u. A.
Rooms,) is our authorized Agent to receive sub
scriptions and advertisements in the city Of New
York.
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MEAr.-Upon hearing the lines road In Julius
C@sar," where the hungry Cassius chafes With the
aduation bestowed upon Cess- by the infatuated
people
"Now, In the name OF All the Gods Al once
Upon what meat doth this our Cesar feed
That he has grown so grestf'--
Old Roger CYNICAL remlIked that II couldn't have
been upon any meat sold at the present Boston
prices, as Cesar himsslf couldn't have afforded to
buy enough Of Il to get fat on.--Boston Post
Supply Washington in place Of Boston.
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FOR RENT, In GEORGETOWN.
a TWO-STORY and Basement France
IN House, on Prospect street. containing six
rooms. House in good order, and rent moderate.
For particulars inquire of
J. J.. MCMILLAN, Undertaken,
East side of High street, nearly opposite Forrest
Hail. oct I7--2w
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DUR PROSPERITY, OUR MIGRATE
tube, AND OUR DANGER.

a FAST-DAY Sermon, preached in the
n Street Presbyterian Church, September 26th
1855, BY the Rev p. D. Gurley d. D., for sale at tho
bookstores of Messrs Farnham, Taylor q Maury,
Gray Balantyne, Adam, and Morrison 4 Co.
The proceeds arising from the sales to be appro-
griated to the orphans of Norfolk aud Portsmouth,
Virginia.
Price 10 cents. oct ~
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The official majority for johnson, DEM, for
Governor of Tennessee, il 2,lsl.
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w A MS BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,

Published semi-monthiy, at Montgomery, ala,
At ~ 90 Per Anuum, in Advance.
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on the weak resources by which they were them.
selves supported. The mole vigorous of the I'M
happy fugitives, TO the number OF three thousand.
were enlisted into three regiments; the rest were
distributed into the houses and all care was taken,
by diet and warmth, TO recruit their feeble and
torpid limbs. Diseases of unknown name and spe-
cies derived from these multiplied dstresses, seized
many Of them, and put speedy period to their
lives others, having now leisure 10 reflect on their
mighty loss Of friends and fortune cursed that be-
ing which they had saved. Abandoning themselves
TO despair, refusing all succor they expired with
out other consolation than that of receiving among
their countrymen the honors of grave, which, 10
their slaughtered companions, had been denied by
the inhuman barbsfans
BY some computations, those who persisted by
all these cruelties are supposed TO be hundred
and fifty or two hundred thousand; by the most
most moderate and probably the most reasonable
account they are made to amount to forty thou.
sand If this estimation itself be not as Is usual in
such cases, somewhat exsggeratedrg
This feNful description, narrowing as IL is, can
convey but very feeble idea of the barbarous
atrocities perpetrated by the priestly tends and
their gorgon-headed myrmidons or of the ffiehtful
distress and suHerings Of their wretched and unof
Tending victims Murder upon the grandest scale,
and OF the most fendish character, by fire and
sword; rspine, plumber, conHagration, and PERU
Eyl aye, perjury, perjury, baptized in Protestant
bloodl Great God These were deeds perpetra-
ted in the name Of the holy religion Of your Re-
deeming Son, and instigated by the cowled minis
ters Of it's sacred rights Horriblel horrblel The
shuddering soul ia appalled, oven at this remote
day at the bare relation Of such hdeous instances
OF inbuman depravity, and Involuntary recoils
from their contemplation in terror and ioathine |
This revolving human butchery occurred too, In
the middle Of the seventeenth century, in an age
when the Reformation had long dispelled the in
cubus Of the Dark Ages" and when the enlight-
eminent Of tho human mind, through the progress
OF knowledge, Of Christianity, and the improve
ments OF civilization, had greatly softened, polish
ed and elevated the character Of most Of the peo-
pies Of Christendom
Sincerely yours WEN.
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Extracts from an d,idrcss on R'io,o- Nothingion,
DIFFERED at Lancaster, Pa, on the PAN Of Sep
tender, BY Col John W. Forney.
There can be no offence inore narrowing than
that Of perjury. The vow taken in the sight Of
God, and broken Ia the sight of man, corrodes in
the conscience forever. PERJURY is the apparition
which compels the corrupt witness to speak the
truth, and the whole truth. PERJURY lie the keen
vengeance which pursues the shrinking guilty soul
through all the avenues Of life, and is satiated only
when that soul escapes TO its God. But who would
have believed, before this midnight conspiracy az
licted our country, that political party would
sumo the right to enforce. lis extrajudical oaths
by holding over Its victims the terror Ct perjury
Who ever heard before that mans hope OF re-
,lemption was Lost because he would not, or could
not, fulfil vow to prescribe bis felow-beingf be-
cause he would not drive home The steel whetted
TO asssssnstc the reputation Of his uninitiated
acknowledgements he had fed from the recesses OF
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
How 1T WORKS!
Trouble in the Pain Killer Camp.
To the Public,

A short time since l commenced preparing and
put up at the Drug Store OF J. Z. Brookins & Son,
Druggists Eaton Ohio, different articles of Med
icines to one of which l gavethe name american
Pain Killer recently wrote TO q gentleman or
two to become my agents, they being dealers in
Patent Medicines at Cincinnati. whereupon /
received a letter from ]. N. Harris &c Co., Pro-
prietors or agents for Perry Davis & Son, charg-
ing me with infringing on the rights of said Da-
Wis & Son by using the name American Pain
Killer" for one of my medicines. 1t is known to
the public that J. 2. BrOokins & Son Eaton, Ohio
have been and will continue to be my Wholesale
and retail agents for all my preparations, and
we can't see why the proprietor OF Perry Davis
&c Son Pain Killer has become ALARMED unless
IL is that ours is the best and surest remedy OF
the wof for the relief of all kinds of pains. In
the getting up and preparing my article Of Med
icine american Pain Killer l was careful TO
make it a safe vegetable preparation, different
from that of Mcssrs. Perry Davis Il Son and one
that is esteemed Ear superior in its good effects
and q better article, which is knockingtheirs in
to the shade. 1t appears whilst theirs is opera
ting on the effect, mine is removing the CAUSE
The medicine heretofore known by the title
American Pain Killer will hereafter be the
same preparation in all respects and be known
and distinguished from other medicines by the
name Of -. NJ. Grimes American Pain-Killing
Liniment,'" which name hold asmy trademark,
and l wish this change Of lame to be distinctly
understood by the public, that they may not be
imposed upon and purchase Perry Davis 4 Sons
spain Killer" thinking that they were getting
James NJ. Grimes American Pain Killing Lint
ment, which is much the best article for the cure
of fever and ague, rheumatism, 'sciatic pains
neuralgia, sick-head-ache, pains in the back
and limbs, cholic. cholera morbus. diarrhoea
pains in the stomach and bowels, &C., &c. ]
hope the change Of name to american Pair
killing Liniment,'' will not be considered an in
fringement on the right Of Perry Davis 4 Son, OIL
any other firm, We never intended takinganyad
vintage but now calculate that each preparation
shall stand or, fall by its own merits.
Eaton, May b. n JAMES NJ. GRIMES.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

A secret for the ladies.-How to preserve
Beauty.-Don't use chalk, Lily White, or any
of the so-called cosmetics 10 conceal a faded
or sallow complexion.
Ifyou would have the roses brought back TO
your cheek. a clear healthy and transparent
skin, and life and vigor infused through the
system. get o bottle Of Corter's Spanish Mix
ture, and take it according 10 directions. II
does not taste quite as well as your sweet
meats; but, if after a few doses you do not find
your health and beauty r%eviving, your step
elastic and vigorous, The whole system refresh
ed and invigorated like q Spring morning. then
your case is hopeless; and all the valuable
certificate we possess go for nought. 1t is The
greatest purifier of the blood known; is per.
1ectly harmless, and at the sam time power
fully eFcacious.
See advertisement.