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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wednesday Morning, u december -. 1875.

FIGHT WITH INDIANS ON THE PLAIEs-A letter
70 the oregon State Journal gives an interesting
account OF Eight on the Plains between party
sf whites and Indians. The letter says:
party of seven men, COMMANDED NV T.v,
mutton, from Western Missouri started from Salt
Lake Tor California, the lst of October las.
Ahey afterwards enlisted IN the train three Der.
sous, winch made their party ten. They met with
no moiestatiou from the Indians until the night If
the l3tb when they encamped near the Humhold,
river, about ii O'Clock, p NJ. Our watch fCant
hutton) imme mediately gave the alarm by saving we
were surrounded by Indians. They were abcut
AA.y In number, aud were we'll armed with rides
ana fevoiVers. They had the bank of the Hum
ooidt river for their breastwo ork and the willows
TOT conceaiment, and at intervals would fire In
upon US. We had very little time to defend our
selves After firing two or three volieys into them
s ie.reatea they still continuing to follow, and
hring Tor more than an hour. We had two killed
our Captain, Levi Hutton, and Alelne a French
man, from st Louis; four horses shot and others
oadly wounded After The first fire was over, we
went 10 our wagon, where our provisions, &c,
were deposited, and succeeded in drawing it by
hand for about half q mile they still continuing
i..hs, ou' at random. They then ceased, and made
hres around us, to prevent cur escape.
Mhen dag appeared, they harrassed US again
1.-TWO 1os .mo miles, while We were retreating wouadrg
inoGias heddy, from Leavenwor:h, Arkansas
severely IN the ankle, and also James Edwards
from St Louis, in the arm We hi:ched up our
wagon with oEr wounded horses After proceed
Ing two miles, they rave out having travelled fifty
hiies the day previous This left us only one sound
mule, two being wounded with buck shot aud died
al night. The Indians again surrounded u.s. with
ou, doing any harm When day appeared we
concluded to leave everything behind, and make
our way on foot, with scarcely any provisions.
We destroyed our arms-two shot guns and
muskets-snd ali that we could not carry with u.s.
Ioor Reddy was fast giving out from his wounds
ana toere appeared no hope of his escape He
was willing to die; begged us to leave him, aud
save ourselves. He desired US to give him some
matches, piece of tobacco, and pray for him -
We all shook hands with him. and left the poor fel
low 10 his fate. We came on foot about two huu-
ored miles. We arrived in Carson Valley, October
2osh, much fatigued, with seven men-two being
Killed and one gave out. We counted, after our
first and second affray, thirteen Indians killed
We left Edwards in Carson Valley, under the doc
tors hands,
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A GESCf for IL Soa:hrrn lslanufuctory of
n Stretched LEATHEa BA.sDS ana LEATHER
HOSE, ali SIZES, Of superior quality, at nhnuf.ctu
reis' prices
e. The pubic may depend getting the best
article that can be bad The ,nds will run straight
hold their width and iun fat to the pulley All made
of the best oak tanned Leather, and the solid part
cniy used. Cemented ard copDer rivetsd An e.sort
ment generally hand aud ali kinda MADE to order at
short notice
gs- Also, superior Lacs Leather End Copper Riveis
with Burs.
All orders for the above promptly attended to. Ap
uIyt GEORGE C. REID,
no 20 I'm Corner Gary and With ste.
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NIUYaCE --Ehe stage Coach tnat former
7 ly lun from Martins, will, and after the 18th
OF November, run regularly from the Powhatan
ton On Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays TO Pow ha-
tan C H, and to Cumberland c. ii, and return the
next days in time TO connect with the Richmond aad
DanviIle cars going down.
M lin RICHARD r. HAGUE.
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NUU& own FAULT, If yOu will pas
L. sLEEPLEss NIGHTS from coughs co!os, hosrss-
ress &c, when re- l.f may be easily obtained
RlCHAGDSOk'S WILD CHERRY COUGH CAN
by IS enc Of the best remedies offered, and common
cold yields 10 is benign Influence in few hours.
and when resorted to before the mplsint far ad
yanced Gil danger OF Consumption is entirely pre-
yented. For sale uholesae and retail by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
Corner 18th and Cary SITS.
Also for s1ls bv DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY M 90 lin
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CENTRAL AMERICAN ACCOUNT OF THE BAT.
TIES OF NASSAU AND GRANADA.-The accounts
OF the battles OF Msssaya and Granada given by
the Generals of the allied armies, differ very
much from those written by Walker OF the for
mer engagement, DON Ramon BeTose. command.
er OF the Saivadorian division, In his Official report
says:
On the 1lth inst at o'clock in the evening. the
bandit Walker attack ed the plaza of this city With
from Ioo to 500 men; and after twenty four hours
hring he He'd favored by the darkness of the night
leaving SOME fifty dead, and carrying away some
two hundred wounded There have been found
some war utensils which the enemy also left in
the church of San Sebastian, and in the hsuses
and points which they occupied.
tits satisfactory TO me to be able to inform you
that on our side we have only lost officer of
the Salvadorian division, and two Of the Nicara
guam army, with some rank and file; and that the
wounded in the action are very few.
AS Col. Zavaia in union with Col Estrada, oc.
cupied with the division under their comm aud
the town OF Derimo, two leagues distant from the
plaza of Granada and had positive informs ito,
that the enemy had left with the bulk of his forces
to attack the city, leaving only 200 men behind
1t Is probable that they have occupied Granada
OF which will inform you as soon As l hear from
those officers
Col Zavala, commander OF the Guatemalian
division reports having attacked Granada and hav.
ing refreated at the approach of Walker, who had
'oo men. AS an opposing general does not often
report his antagorsts force In battle less than it
really is, 1t shows a fearful diminution in Wal
kers force, which was heretofore reported at ,o00
m en-.
The following is the substance of articles con.
tanned in recent Guatemalean papers, which we
hnd in paper published at Havana
In the first place. it is announced on the strength
OF documents that leave no room for doubt, that
complete reconciliation has been effected among
all Nicaraguan parties under the Presidency Of
Rivas. The old Legitimist party recognizes him
General Martinez has the command OF the forces
in Matagatpa, Segovia and Chontales, and is ready
to act In concert with the other troops Two thou
sand men have left Guatemaia, some ty lapd aad
some By sea, the government having provided three
large brigs for the transport of the latter From
San Salvador another division, the number of
which is not given, will march for he scene of hos
Titles
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SAEE I.AE. PRIZE
F II Et % ttH az. -

- u " y. q Q o vk.f
SOUTHERN MTLIT4RYAC C1fDEMY LOTTERY y
class n,
To be drawn in the city of Mosila, Alabama in pub
lie, On
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1857. on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
JoRN HURTEL ANA w. w MsGUIRE, Esqs., Com
uissisnera
30 O0D Tic{ets.~S I95 Prizes.
MORE IIfAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
IICk AZ ISt
q n
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS -Theiat dates from Mex.
leo to the Both ult, show very little change in the
affairs of the country:
Iherewere some factionists in the Department
of Mexico as well as in that of Puebla, but their
numbers were insignificant. A CORPS of 500 men
with two pieces of artillery, under the comm and
of General Pueblite, had been sent against them
Even the capital had not been entirely free from
alarm. The reacsionsts and the clergy were scat.
tering gold for the purpose of getting up an in
surrectionary movement; but the government
was viglant, and was suppressing every sign of
discontent
Gen. Alvarez has offered his services and 5 600
men to assist this government.
he law Lerdo continues popular THROUGHOUT
the country The ssles have not in the giighest
degree been checked by the reaction at Puebla.
An attempt at reaction has been made in Ssn
Luis Potosi, which was abortive on account of the
promptness of Gov Aeuirre.
The Countess Tasca Tascani arrived at the
city of Mexico on the 9th uit. She hsd been Sc
vcrely sick with fever On her Journey from Vera
Cruz to this city. She was not molested by tie
robbers
The Correo de Mexico aud Omnibus have been
suspended By supreme decree.
Senor Sabas lturbde has been elected mem
ber of Congress from the State of Michoacan and
his election has been approved.
Senior Cortes Espartez has accepted the ap-
pointment of Governor Of tie State of Michao-
Santa Anna, at Tusbaco, New Grenada, has
published a protest against the action of Co.
menfort's Government, and in which he declare.
his intention, after Mexico has become quiet, un-
der q constitutional government, to prosecute
those who have confscated his property.
The Mexican Extraordinary, says
A. half past ten o'clock, on the night of the 9Th
inst, multitude of pelados attack ed the barracks
of Galaditas and the Hospieio, at Guanauato, cry
ing ptUa Ia religionl but were repulsed with
slight los; and after some time they became afraid
and dispersed without having committed any rob
berries, although it is said that their object was
to plunder. One soldier was killed, and a ser
geant and watchman dangerously wounded, and
doubtless some of the paedos were put hors d,.
combat
a young man namsd Ignacio Carrera, who
figured The leader against the Hospicio and
attempted to seduce few soldiers there was ta-
ken prisoner by them, and still remains in prison
A friar of the order of Merced, named Camacho
was accused of having taken part iu the move
ment, and was exiIed the following day.
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rwAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLAssM.
10 he drawn in the city ef Mobile, Ala, in public on
Saturday, Janunry 10, 1897,
on THE Plan OF SLNGLE NUMBERS
'oRS HvsrkL and w. w, mc6utRx, Esqs, Com.
missoners.
3Gea0 Tickets--3 $50 PRICES.
More sAas One Prime 10 Every TsaS Tiek,ts
NOVEL SCHEME
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3aeao Ticket.--3 $50 PRICES,

Whole Tickets SO; halves 3: quarters
The frst S01 prizes decided Ia The usual rnsnnAr
The 5 ORC prizes of $40 will be determined bv the
x.i figure Of the ruuber that draws the coo 1riz.
For exsnpls, If ths uuuseE drawing The IS 90
prize ends wl,h Nc /, then sll The tickets where h
nun. ber ends IN will DO entitled to $40 1.-THE nun
her encs with No Z then all the tickets where the
nGrber eui in will be entitled to $40 snd go on to
@ CcstGcSfes OF packages will be sold at the fol .
low ;rg rates which is th 9 risk:
Cert1Hcate OF Package Of 10 whole Tickets s60
half w 20
10 quarter - ..... Is
Address orders fer Tickets Certificates either to
:. SWAN co, Atlanta Ga
or 3. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
&c 10 or SWAN. Box 2nN Mobile Ala
.FUkf GAINES AGABttsY E.fI'V'T ERY
Class rs,
7 be drawn n the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub
Tic, on
Tuesday January goth, 1857,
On the plan Of SINGLE NUMBERS
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FY, 1885 ANOTHER PREMluM-A SILVER GOD
LET awarded to JOHN w. DAVIES. for speciuSns
of MARBLE WORK, over all competitors
Monum ents, Tonibs. Head Pieces and Gil bihas on
work 10 Granite, Marble and Brown stone, oone III
the best manner and on terms 70 suit pu chssen:
Burning grounds enclosed with stone and Iron
Railing. Marble Works, So,
daIh Main street. between 9th and 9th
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4 1p hNTION PURCHAs EAs CH
"A CLOTHING --The stock of superior quahty
Clothing now n the store of the subscribers 10 much
the largest aud most desirable they have ever hhd,
snd thew ctfally ask purchasers TO awe J. an
er,m,pation plsagios themselves to make prices
satisfactory Goods warranted Consult your Own
'hls,es' ss.s " '""'"s KREN. BALDWIN Il CO.
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c1n OUn FINE HAVANA CIGARS, made
ZU.UUU Of new crop Tobacco. Just received by
the subscriber. Loveis Of tne CIGAR are invited
TO examine my stock.
!CHARLEs RICHARDSON,
Importer Of Havana Cigars American Hotel Build
ing, corner Main and ilth stA. oc A-0
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nEsIHABLE PRIVATE UWELkiSG
- ON Grn. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
BIREETs. FOR sALE.The subscribers are su-
thorized seil the really dssraby located
of mir. Ro A. Payne, twho eontemplates breaking
up house ksepins5 IL has recently bsen completely
repaired and painted, and city water and gas nave
been tairodsced The dwelling has ample accom-
nodations for e large family. good servants
arar,nents The terms will be liberal and the price
reasonable. App!yto
DC IS ct G0UDik APPEKSON Aucts
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GENERAL AGENCY. &c.
VI HILL 4 RAWLINGS, 6eneral Agents and
Collectors, attend to hiring out NEGROES, renting
ont HOUSES ald collecting CLAIMS of every de-
crpti2n kiCH ARD HILL. JA-
da I0-dSeIm n q RAWLINGS
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TEDRGE G.. HktD.--
" GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cary spo 18th sire ct.

u. B.. kki16foRD, n. TlhsLkb fArAs
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
RIDGFORD a. CO., General COnmtss
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on ths DCck,
nScbmood Va.
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JuUN f. SOLOMON wholesate dealer
j in B. ooms Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
descriptions, Refrigsrstors, Rope Cordssa Yankee
Notions SC ae. 2iS Washiag street. bstween
Vesey and Barclay New York will executs orders
from Richmond on the most favorable terms
M 26-bu
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[ tQy0Rs FOK CHkI : VNIA..-- WINE

ALsO-Among our collection will be found 8 va
riety OF choice Brandies Wines, Schiedam Gin Rum
and scotch " hisseys, &c, &C. b@ttl.d up and pack
ed in cases suitable for family and Apothecarys use,
among which will be found:
LONDON Dock Cognac Brandy, Ctard, Dupey L
Co.svn.sge l840 SaIker's Anouti,lado Pale She ry
very delicate vintage I643; ssndemas's London Mar
ke: rott warranted genuine, vintage l840; isley
Scotch Malt Mountain Whiskey very pure, vintage
1872; Out jugs Cid sehiedsm Gin zine apple fla
Nor, vintage 1912; Jamaic. Rum. prime fer ag-nog
vintage 842. All Of which call attention cf deal
ets and customers. ds e.--Im
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No. 56l1
Notice of the Withdrawal OF Lands in Michi-

pursuance of the act of Conpes approved Sd June 1856
State Of MICHIGAN 10 aid In tbs
railroads in said state instructions have just
office and receivers continue
sale and location Of the following described
falling within the prescribed limits selection,
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on The
30.b OF May last 10 wit:
All the lands the district, the southern
and Ia and south of township
northern peninsula, all the lands north OF township
80, aud west Of range 10 west
Once at district except all those
ships H. r. 49, and IA lying west OF range IA west
Once at GrsEsTE lands in The district except those
north township IL and
township 10 and east Orange east
Once lands in the district lying between
townships and III NORTH and all situated west OF cast
Once All lands in the district lying Of
range 6 west
sTE NAME; All the lands In the district situated
south township 81, in ranges 90 To - inclusive
South OF township So, in ranges 80 10 ~ inclusive.
South Of township So, In ranges IS aud %.
nsliip "a, In ranges 81 and 80
North of township %, in ranges 80 and 4Oi and
North oftownship 4e, in ranges Al and ~
nearly all the lands advertised in the
No. 5 be offered July SGu
which will therefore, be offered al the public sale
therein ordered.
hand General Lad Once, the city Of
Washington this thirteenth day OF June, 1856
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
l4-law6wf Intel & StaTl Commissioner
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No. 500. |
Notice

Of Waldrapal Of Lands in louisiana
Congress, approved Sd June 1885,
land the State Louisiana, AID In
OF railroads said
the following described lands their
DISTRICTS probably falling within the prescribed limits
until directed heretofore ordered telegraph
3lst OF May last, viz
Office N4ToHIToohks. all lands district ereept
follows:
Townships TO Ia, inclusive, of range 4.
Townships TO ID, inclusive, OF range
Townships y TO a. iBcusive ofTange 8.
Townships II to A. inclusive, of ranges and 8, and
Townships 10 and IA, of ranges and 10.
Once at MONROE all lands the district
ships Is 90 which
Office at OPKLoUsA all the lands in the district
the base line and OF principal meridian, together
the following:
Township north, OF ranges 1 .
Townships 10 south, inclusive, of ranges and
Townships inclusive,
Townships ] and ? south, Of ranges and west.
Townships 10 south, inclusive, Of ranges and ca
Townships TO IL SOUTH inclusive OF range east
townships 10 10 south, inclusive, OF range east.
Townships 4 20 IL SOUTH inclusive, of east.
Townships 10 IS south, inclusive, OF range east.
Together with all the townships east Of and south
township south.
Once GEKrssbURo all the lands the
ranges east and 10
oace NEw oKLsAss all the townships situated s.twesn
and - OF Mississippi
following lying rest Of the Mississippi nyer, viz
Townships % TO 49, inclusive, OF ranges II and -
townships iJto ls inclusive between ranges 10 and IL.
Towns ps ~ TO e inclusive bc~een 10 and 90 and
townships ~ 10 H. inclusive lying Of 10.
Given under hand once Al The city OF
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 2o-law6w Intel starl Commissioner.
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ELESwooD CEMErEax.--Jues No. 90 psnnsyIvaaa
asenus eoinsl o. i -aeot ever the saynss bank 1is
u oat the plan Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
~ OTIS situated On the high ground distan, quar-
s north Of the Capitol, North Capitol leading directly
me gateway This company have received charter from
ess appfopratns hof ground purposes making
o. Otherwise which i o. s Importance those who
Wish her dead 10 where they
neeoe custom ~ Ill cities when the burial ground becomes
ssiuabe for ter purposes sell and throw pro
aseoesy into one large and legal
e. no tilles gwen 10 The ground
NJ Once ffem 10 TO ~, where pamphlets, with
ap the charter, bylaws, and all other
obtained ALSO aorde for ineens len with Mr. James r. iar
No 4O Seventh other undertaken, will be prompt
sitsaned June Idly
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
la ~ sa5zs. lr|yazsFE5. sazx9S

Time between Washington and Wheeling but IA
Running bsUosn Washington and Cincinnati, 81 hours
Through Ticket. and baggage Check. to BIO had In
HE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western Connexions Offers the fullest Inducements
the Northwest, and the Southwest
between the trains from Washington and the
West always promptly made al the
washington Junction atey called the Relay ouss nine miles
Washington and the Ohio baggage checked through
Wheeling al the Washington sao and Ieeheeked and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
Washington daily an m, and AZ, p M on Sundays at the
Wheeling made with the trains of the CEN
rRAh OHIO RAILROAD running from Belaire the Ohio
near Wheeling through Cambridge GAINESVILLE and Newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky, Toledo
G. o. railroad trains connect with the fast trains
Of the Ltie Miami railroad xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
Haue Lafayette, chicago, Rock island, 81 Louis &C.
Naiehez. New Orleans, which washington
are transferred at Cincinnati to The mail steamers on the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and ST. Louis sold by this
route
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
&C. tickets sold when the Ohio navgabe
Wheeling and Weisvie (or.y miles,) a
hs r cleveland and fitSourg railroad is made
requested notice that while this is the only
through tickets and checks in Washington also the
Shortest speedy direct nearly all The leading
the great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati ia
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through Washington: Wheeling 50
BY rsiIosd Ss 81 By steamer from onsisns fs; nd1aap9
Chicago SO IS and SO ST. Louis sas and sss SsSph
SO; New Orleans, ss, SC
Cumberland Bedford sgrnss Piedmont Oakland and rnouI
%nor Way saoes between sumop and wReenr g.
train from Washington.
For further information through tickets &C. apply to TIL
JOHN H. DOME
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, Mt Lebanon
Tennessee.

Cumberland Vs. Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhers late OF the circui
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Geen of the udges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromded L. Ridley the councillors
Judges Cathers and Green dew their whole exclusively
school.
Plan intionl. Daily examinations OF each class
text books No regular course Of lectures but explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
2. Weekly stu
dents suits Of pToes
and them through NIL the
practice The
Deeds wills records and all of documents
dence the trials Some Of appeal
court, which held monthly the
public The clerks
IFS jurors, Judges, and chanceo,
yaclties connected with their suits
tembe and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July.
Expenses per sesson-Tuiton ESQ., advance
fee s. boarding ESQ., Students furnish
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete unless
advanced No previous
There four regular classes. eusr
any time during the collegiate year.
There a moot legislature connected with the anal
Number students the last collegiate ye- ,gb,v siy
49,, hobIrI L. CARUTHERS,
eoh-eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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oE,oE OF THE MAINLAND CoEsoLIDArED LorIEEIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, J0iy D, 1855.
THE commissioner OF the Maryland state lotteries has deemed II
his duy caution the public against the swindeTs
who circulate By and fraudulent lottery schemes,
teehd e the sale Of ckets IN oeSs which
wholly fictitious
The only lotteries Ia Maryland those drawn daily under
the elected BY the people Of
the examine and approve The
schemes and 10 attend the drawings.
All the tickets ~ these lotteries and All Of packages Of
tickets f * bTonAn general
Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
BALTIMORE Marylaad.n All others fraudulent
For iu information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX BRENAN
Sept aS-diy Baiiim"- .s.s..i.nA
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TUE ONLY ONE AUTBo8rzEDi-The Rob or Or BOY
VEhU LAPFECTEUR IL far superior the sirups
sauapsa similar remedies II radically
mercury skin, dares scofuls
ulcers from
period Of f, and hereditary scrmony Of humo As depurs
powerfully encaciou caauhs of the bladder
the arising from
injections soundfngs As urtsyphilic the Rob
ensuing
Of bslsam Of esPavs cubes from injections which only rpe
neutraizins a. The Rob BoyveRu
whether
the OF mercury odure
Of potassium.
General fer the United States Gabriel Bondm, esq,
William wholesale orders Guiot
New Orleans ssully, San Francisco.
The Rob Lsocteur the druggists throughout the Uni
ted States The O. De e. Gervps med
cal properties o. The Rob will b obtained BY writing g. Bon-
wanted
O. D. {, prepared 70 On orders for AmSrca In
dies Sc nee Of the United due a. be has the mob In bond
March H-dlTs
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THE EaHNEsr MAN.-Litr md Labors Of Adonirsm Jud-
' son nv Mrs Cnnant
The New Arc u Cold Or LIFE Adventures Of Robsu
Dexter pomatne.
'assan Noriont 4" novel, ny PrEncis Parkman.
..Nn ferrnnr tale, ~ The suhor q" Poems byv"
Ooct Ningrr's Evils u Vaccination BY o. o. schise
sr,M. %. :
FofsaleV TAYLOR aAURY,
M@A Bookstore, Ninth street,