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BALTIMORE.


nruary Baumore--In.titu A. b is2a No 81
The Pest Ohee) GHRE lNSI h.
III OR No FEE REQUIRED Mills an experieneo,B
Physician Of the Alopathc School hs coafdenfdiy
suited In all enses ot private nature or disease
afeney Requed Curs is Egsofsd-A practical
pconce Of years enables DR. NJ TO warrant
The shortest possible time to have 1t safely effected
The Tg6rwsy extensively celebrated for the enectuai and
speedy all glasses Of Secret Diseases established
this city n refuge from Quackery over 20 years
The HRh RpHtsos OF this Institution would render public
notice for the applicants here for
who been hchod o their maltreated by
the Charaans Who aouh largely in tho public prints and
with whom our city " ovefrtocked
stirfed b. Guard you would avoid INJURY pecu
nary loss aud early medical aid where
proper hs obtained DR. NJ makes no allurng
rossona pronses than he will bonoraby perform
Secondary aud Chvpso The ususl symptoms Sore
Throat liberation OF the Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
The Noso Botchos Epions upon the skin SC Upon tho
perfect OF the oldest and most
Huch DIR N " willing to stake his honor and
The Triumph Of ScisHee yhe remedies OF DIR M In resior
and manly vEor renoyang the shattered ronsttu
speedily all debility or injury incurred from
habit by dscoyeres of the
Hebed Manhood May here find certain restorative and
their realized the sweet fruion
hope which the failure Of Quackees In thsIE hitherto
iruitless search, had become almost extmguished. '
dpasfare. e TrsstmepNo poisonous compounds Of Mer-
cury Noxipus Drugs used In his practice,
To Icmaifs-lnng experience IN the treatment of Femao
Affections. Nervous Diseases, Ae qualities DR. to Afford
Edriy Rec effect Cure In the mos dncult cases Com
uncaons sarred gunrded and treatment marked with aki
and doicacy.
ar His t'rfaf Pycrentro This sovereign Remedy appca.
hlo either will bo duly prepared, by NATL
ep Of 81 by rcmng tio prescription viii be Included
Distant cured nt home, by addressing DIR j. H..
MILLS. baltimore deers post paid) Medicines sent In
any direction by mail or express
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iSssn--.-.--Z eompshos the purpose design'a ~ Ia
easy make physical Phui not easy to MAKE ,he puN
of NIL Pisnne which would Lave nene "t w" ,
other This mas bt'h
here and " ith hat success would respectfully Suom,
the public decision II has been unfortunate ip ' P
hitherto that almost every purgavc meicine Is acrimonious
duce much gripping pain rovuson In the system az '"
than balance the good to ee derived Ho ''
These Pas produce irritation pain unless arises from
previously existing obstruction or derans'm.a.'n IN ' INV,
Being purely vegetable harm van arse irou' 'h
use In any quantity; but is better ina aV ,~hS"' ~ ~ NV
be taken julciuusly. Minute irot tlois "
several diseases which they are ap,tao' are
box Among complaints which have been srrcdN cure"
10y them mention Liver Complaint, Ia all h various i'ns
f auudicc Indigestion anI Loss Of Appetite Last
e5sness, lrrtabiliy, Bilious lcaiace, h'ns 'Nor ~"
aud Aguo Pain In the Side aud Lons hor IN trn'h M 'o
anaperen they afford PROM and sure ,'t , ~ ,d
Piles Cholic Dysenery Iuners scrofna ana senNY sods
with soreness of the hnhy Ulcers ana ln l,A " ' %
in short and wher phlgh'Ne l.,
The have also produced sngularN bueee-si tu's
rheumatism, Gout Dropsy Gravel hrSs'l'as tnhalnn %,
the Heart PaLs In the Back. stomach and side h,N s,u
freely taken In spring TO purify tho blood
and prepare the change OF seasons An "e
dose stimulates stomach hrahS action aud
the crcuatnrV sNsirm rtn"Fat
the strength the body d restore the wasted or diseased
energies of the whole organism Hence occasional dose Is
advantageous even though no serious drange eNs's pu
unnecessary should never be carried too far as every
urgavc medicine reduces the strength when taken 10 OK
The Thousand in which phAsic
be enumerated here but they suggest themselves TO o
every hody aud confidently believed tins pi
will purpose uythng which has hitherto
been available mankind When their virtues are once
known the public viii oupo doubt what remedy to employ
when in need of n cathariic medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant to take hud oehg
purely vcgeabeno harm arise from their use IN amy guam
tity
Prepared by DR. JAMES C. AVER Practical and Analytic
Chemist, Lowell Mass Price - BOX rive ooAes
To- Sold by John II Seay. IynchbutR ana hN all
Druggists Country Merchants throughout the state
rueeel. add 4 Co. Richmond, General Agents
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q All new advertisements appear IN the day anu ''l
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faNO ssIsPpENs on TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--1hc undersigned, Forward
Ing Merchants and Agents the fennsyyana Rairoed ut
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS, OF TOBACCO
10 Ali POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and their with the trade having been for
the of aiG part Of the Tobacco
West through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers
Freight Ms low as by other line.
Cunsgnnents West collected and punctualy
attended to, MAGRAN A EhoNs
North street, B4limo,
Refer IN Jacob iioald Co, J. brandt r BALTIMORE L.
Dudley, W. 4 smith, Mcdaniel, Hun u Preston Miller
trcnsLaw, Lynehburgi Urensham &Co, Riohmoad
nm . al
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HprkINg, WILLIAM RYAN,
uuOpKlNs, WULu r. CO.. Wh0ie.aIe Dry
] aoODS MERCHANTS, No 25e baltimore Street, (op
posita Hanover rr.t) Baltimore
We would call thc to large AND
complete stock Of Fa and Winter Dry Goods which tea
confident will compare favoab with In the Northern
Marke Onr business largely Increased
from hs tact of keeping complete and varied
than formerly feel encouraged To extend ai
further shall be prepared offer such variety aswi
enable country ienda purchase OF us everything they
line Particular attention Ia paid 10 Dress
Goods generally silks Embroderoa, Sc, &c.
We shall no he prepared 10 exhibit larger and more
cd Fancy white Goods than have before
kept.
Agents Of the Maryland Peuitontsry Good as we'll
the best makes Of Fued Cloths, which will
be sold ut the Mnnufn prces,
o,drs shall be promptly aud carefully attended to
baltimore August lst 1856. HOPKINS, HULL a CO.
II
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uNEN shirt. md Drawers. aud other u wins -,
suitable for this weather reduced prices for the mony
iune ~ Isl NM L. PAGE
-4,Sn VISITORS TO THE NATGRA ,.
y rTtycNsTS Bridge Iockbrdge Alnm Springs, win
1-zrSsrss fnd il hr expeditions md comfrtR bio
Va Ten Cars nj T. NJ To Iiufords Dep O
h re- take Capt Buords fine Horse Coaches ITO I,uc m
an, running Ia annnc.on with W NJ Harvey line Of ll0
Coaches ockdgc Alum or Goshen Depot on the Nrg aia
Cent trail via Natural Bridge and Lexington as
leaving Richmond Petersburg at A. NJ arrive at
INuchurg to dinner Natural bridge % supper Leaving at
nrn Brdge breakfast arrive at R"ckbdgo Alum tn tn
ntr passengers all times from BU CHI
~ PAStTAT4 BTFORD,
WM NJ, HARVEY.
rbroue Tickets can he obtained LynehburR Depot
pnforIs Depo or to any the points Above named 10
iulv IN
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UDUOK WNNN FTNSTEW.--N "PPt5-
j cation for Pains, Rheumatic, or other, For sale oy
june lots SIABLEh ,oN..o.-
guyO TIE l'u BEIG.-u ann induced for nbou
the first time make public that yet engaged IN
rurnp Cancers and in other places have per
saded and for the sake OF all persons VINO
are troubled with this distressing complaint now make IL
known they call on Norfolk Chy a No ~ NORM
Cumberland viii warrant cure IN every instance teA.
cent In which gone defy treatmen) IL
1t necessary could multiply certificates on certificates
but cenp useless merely refer to persons OF
note and hQh standing in this city &c to whom cordially
invite all who skepral the subject to address before
coming to me ! viii fere that will undertake any
Ladies Breasts as am no Surgeon, .. .
VIM. BRESSIE, II. A. NJ.
| respectfully refer the undersigned j Hardy x
Bros Merchants; Nathaniel Currier City Inspectors Z
Diags Cooper Whltehurst Co. Brokers Jno Anderson
Merchant Tailor Rev. Mr. Bernard NJ Church T
p Crowa Agt Phale pha Steamers I Allyn of the firm
Of Allyn Ros & Caps; Capt VIM Freeman
inl ap.A e
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VUNALIFEREsO ~ HAMILTON nrc now in receipt
il of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
n all kinds would call the attention of their
public generally They are determined to sell
LOW for CASH punctual customers They would call
pspec al attention their stock of SUPERIOR CHEW!NG
EA which half Is true said farmer would
ia .ye,l IN give a trial ma 3l.d&cts W
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LOTTERIES
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
tnthorfscd bs tAe State of Georgia
EDRTa. NINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.

To be DRAWN In the city OF Atlan,e Georgia In public
THURSDAY. August esth, lsoo on The
IlAN AN n Il LA n!
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rnn nnn ACRES LAND WARRANTS
VytDsyFvDVp WANTED.-LAFAY EFT W
GRAY Notary Public dealer in Land arants, and Alto
nov for the prosecution Military Bounty Land and Pensio
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bount
and warrants Twill attend to any business, as Notar
ubl such of deeds assignment of Land
warrants &c &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
July Cts. Pens on Agent, Lyuchburg Va
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WHEAT BAGS the farmers ana esaers.
w We are prepared furnish our customers and others
wish consgn heirTran TO u.s. PI,Me o~s' ~ NV
usual Rail Road charge-say one cent per pusnei
july % dkcts MIDI oAoS~Do'
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upEDEOHD ALUM sPRsNGS-1he-e &C. 'c-'
hrard opngs are II miles West of Lynchbp
and miles south the Forest Depot whore regular op-
veyanee will be to and from the springs day ao' 'ho w
of June. q. :.
n Atthe suggestion of the Proprietor OF the ed
lord Anm Springs have hesitation In saying that We
700 Analysis from experience and W nat
% seen and heard The Bedford Alum Water, sho uid
not be equally valuable in the cure nf certain discusses u Ter
circumstances with any other known Alum Watea III
he a.,
wul Steptoe NJ D., ina. u Steptoe, NJ D., A. j Clark. NJ
n 10 y page NJ D. II G Stcptoe D.. }. Morton spec ce
NJ d. Richard A Sale NJ. u, Jno. W sale NJ ID, Ro d
sL,ck Ieford NJ D. Henry LBtfam, NJ d, VIM Morris, NJ
7, Inn II Paterson NJ d, p II. Gilmer NJ. D., Thomas
Nelson NJ u ID l.. Bass, NJ. ID. .. .
-''' " " p. ECHOIS, Proprietor
rys The Water and Mass kept by Jas u Wilson nd
J H. Thompson Co, Lynchburg a. i:aidey Robins on
Richmond llulc l'N-.a'.Nn
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,.E,..rye:s- -nEVRlNEs.-W are now in

n
receipt of lot of No | and No. Herrings in whole
bls consigned from first hands, which will sell low
to close and others will do well TO call soon
aug "a LEE & JOHNSON.
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Norye House just received fresh supply Of Gro ce
rios IN which Popretor invite the attention of Tho r
friends and public assuring them they Will sell them go ID
goods at a small cost, for cash
,niy os ,s G. ID. FLYNN & Co
SSPECBAL NNTICE.-Our friends will pleas
collecting and that
hin on our Books will be readiness by the first day 1t
,ba, month for settlement. l.. l.. ARMiSTEAD.
inne2 Isl kep CODY
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IANO-Wc have hand some euu tous OF the Emily
of Guano that Impaired last winter so tar as
heard from the purchasers II has given entire salts
n, equal with Peruvian Passengers by the tontfa
ad good effects by noticing straw
hprry TN they pass through the farms - W HaSal
Esq A. Garrett Esq. ID Anderson Jrp were some OF thu
uprch asors oft For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
Richmond.
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NrEW STOCK II ~ ~ rcrctv Ing new stock Of
~ nue Marble, determined To keep hand large
assortment. md supply any demand
Marble Work In all branches executed with noatnes and
dispatch aun the times, AT
i,,Y M !. I n GADbESR'
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ED -. Les, Forwarding mud Cc"n

ESLRANDN Il WINE
I'D l0lTaf Pipes Goddard and Champagne brandy,
2n London Dock
10 or Casks
$50 Baskets Champagne lleidslek, of Renauld
Fra, icose importation, fnf saichy - a
IN y ats EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 q
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NO MERCul.Y OR NAuSEOUS DRUG
DIR. LOMNSION,

Member of the al College of Surgeons London
IRON, ono of the me Colleges of the United states
nd be greater pa of been spent in the rs
HOSPITALS of London Paris Philadelphia ana elsewhere mas
effected some astonishing cures that We're ever
known many robed with rin ing in the head ana ears "nen
asleep great being alarmed Al suieh
and bashulness with frequent blushng atenea
of mi ID W cured immedAtely
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II y y
ted Lightning Conductors, with improved Rod being the
appror Lightning Conductor offered To the public
by eminent scientific gentlemen In h see
of the country also by largo numhos OF pafApH IN Guy
country who enjoying their protection Pease call
and the Rod for yonscvea Orders tor the above
Rods ChurchcA Factories, Dwelling &c VIII receive
prompt attention by applyn IN pcrsono o. by ma to-
q. r. BLISS
iulv r7ts Lynrhburg, Va .
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PHILADELPHIA,
4yEU,spuuu.s For nii .h-

pIiRpnsrS OF A AMlIN PLY
S1C.-Ihere has lonR existed public
demand for an elective furgatise fiii
which could he relied ol. ne sure ana
perfectly safe in its operation rms mas
brcn prepared TO meet that a o'msha' ana
exhaustive trial Of its virtues has con.
clusIy,ly show n with what success II sc
cplnplishes the purpose Designed II Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

6reedfuJ wounded in the face at Slistris; butt this
coverr, it is ssid, deep diplomatic move
II is, in fact, more than probable that the Count
proceeds to Naples to carry, in the name OF his
master. grateful acknowledgements for the strict
nanper in which the King maiotained neutrality
thus showing sympathy and preference for Russia;
and ss Orlof IL, to some extent, personal friend
of Bomba, and the policy Of Russia now lncline'
toward ,he mitigation everywhere Of despotc rule,
be msy advise the Neapctan - initiate the Car
and seek to benefit his subjects BY better organic
policy and legal administration.
Here, in all probability, will end every liberal
idea and act COM ected with the Congress. Louis
Bonsparte will not object TO Austris's murder OF
reformt rs and insurgents, being himself ready to
do again the same thing All expectations of pO.
ltcal changes, therefore, even with the most san
euine, are for the present at an end.
However sad the task, we must again assert, as
we have often asserted before that we never eI-
pected anything in favor Of political liberty TO how
from war, undertaken by England and France,
directed by Louis Bonaparte, and patrOnized By
Hapsburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

The Meeting 10 favor Of Free Kansas and opposed
to Slavery Extension at the Tabernacle last even
ing yss not merely ole of the largest ever convened
nader one roof in our city-it was eminenty strong
in the character Of its members and in the earnest
ness of their purpose, the emphasis of their con-
viction Though some of the speakers were kept
away by illness--Senator FEssENDEN having s,n!
an apology on that account at the last moment, and
Mr.. GALLOWAY (alsO illD having done far better in
Inducing his colleague, Mr.. BINGHAM, to attend
and speak in bis stead-there was no lack Of
speakers, Of grave and weighty argument nor Of
lively and glowing eloquence. Mr.. EvARTs has
hardly till now been known as political canvasser
but his address last night would have done credit to
the most experienced veteran. TOse on the same
platform b. +. BUTLER, and NJ. II. GRISNELL
ROBERT EMMETT and E. D. MORGAN, and listen to
ABIJAH MANN and JAMES w. NYE laboriug
in the same cause with EvARTS and CURTIS
that party organizations Of right and fact trans
lent and luetuatiDg, while Truth Justice and Free
dom are immuteble and eternal.
There could not have been less than three thou
sand present at one time while many left because
they could find no comfortable standing-room
Had all the speakers realized the magnitude of the
audience, and spoken considerably louder, the
pleasure and instruction of this great assemblage
would have been sensiby increased. But as twas,
the speaking improved nearly, if not quite three
hours, and was earnestly regarded to the close-a
fact which, considering the gravity and high char
acttr of the principal speeches, was creditable
alike to the speakers and the auditory.
Let those of our citizens who cOnnive at the
ensayement of Kansas try to equal this meeting il
they dare
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
EROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGTos. Tuesday, April SSl 1870.
An interesting case decided BY the Court OF
Claims to-cay. The 9th article Of the Flonds Treaty
provided satisfaction for injuries to the Spanish inhao
tants of that Territory who had suffered by the opera
tious of the American army in 1919 and lsl3: The
acts of Congress TO fulfil the obligation embraced
claims to the amount of nearly 50 100000, with more
than 81, 100000 interest, which latter has NOT
been pad. A petition having been flied fot
interest on $1,000 claim heretofore allowed,
the Court of Claims hold that the Florida
Judges were not authorized to act as sn ordinary
Court but as Commissioners merely their awards,
together with the vouchers, 70 be approved by the
Secretary of the Treasury. That this arrangement
could not be disturbed without the authority OF Con-
gress which established this mode of complying with
the treaty stipulation. That the question OF interest
must come under the review of the Secretary Of the
Treasury from Whose decision there can be appeal
Judge Scarbora considered that the hundreds of
Thousands Of thousands of dollars involved sank into
insignifcance in comparison with the important prnc
pie presented He delivered elaborate opinion.
differing from Messrs. Gilchrist and Blackford.
Are.hesling granted.
Official advces have been received from CommO-
dore Sater Of the Brazil squadron, stating that he had
returned to Rio from escoTting out TO sea the steamer
America, which it supposed was fitted out at
New York as q Russian prvateer, and that she had
not been moested by the British imiral, asprevious.
" threatened.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

The Persia brings the Intelligence that the Con-
gIess Cf pacifcati,n in Paris have finally closed
their si;tDgs. The details OF their labOrs are men
tened under the head of the Foreign news; and,
il will be seep are strictly limited TO the settle
ment Of the Eastern question and its apPendage'.
Thus vanish all spccuations and hopes touching the
treatment OF other questions. The plenpo;entia-
ries, charged with quenching the fire, avoided in-
croasing the flames, and accordingly touched no
explosive element. All the rumOrsabOut memoir
said TO have been presented by the Sandman Plen-
ipo,entisry Count Cavour the state of Italy and
about excited discussions in the Conferences spring
thcIefom are either idle inventions or result from
too ardent expectations There may have been
private informal talk on these matters among the
Commissioners, but no regular discussion thereon
took place, and of course, no conclusions were ar
rived at.
The members Of the Conference having sepa-
rated, some went home directly, while others make
eireutous routes thi;her. To the latter journeys,
busy rumor attributes diploms:ical and political
meanings. This is principally the case with Count
Orlof-aiter Louis Bonsparte the most prominent
parsonage Of the Conference. The Count is to 20
to Naples, as rumor says, to visit son who resides
there fer the benefit Of his health, having been
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House passed joint resolution for enlargng
the Custom. House, Post-Ofice, and United states
Court House building at Cleveland
On the motion of Mr.. COX, the Committee on Com.
merce was instructed to inquire into the expedlency Of
exempting steamboats, of $50 tuns burden, or less,
from the operation of the law for the better security of
passengers on vessels propelled in whole or in part by
steam.
The Nebraska contested election was postponed
three weeks.
A resolution was unanimously reported from the
Committee of Elections declaring Mr.. Fuller right
fully entitled TO represent the With District of Maine.
Adopted Also, to allow Mr.. Millken. contestant OF
Mr. Fuller mileage and per diem.
Mr.. QUITMAN advocated the repeal OF the neu'
traEty laws, which he considered violation Of the
Constitution and stigma on American intelligence
In connection he said Mexico is in state of dissou-
ton divided into factions, and lingering out mlser-
able existence by selling her territory TO this country
In Central America there have been series of reyo-
Iutops for wears. Cuba, the last remnant OF the
gigantic despotsm of Span is necessary for the pro-
tetop of our commerce and for the national repose
and security. The law of nations depends upon
circumstance Its foundation Is reason, right
and iustice. We have not our own con
meeting link between the Atlantic and Pacific
States and that man is guilty of moral treason who
halts about the means of seizng the lsthmus. II
must be taken even at the expense OF a was IL -
manifest destiny rs well a. national necessity.
In the Of bis remarks he said England b vi
the address to induce our Government 10 reject q
favorable tieatry with Dominica, and had beside
exerted an influence over Spain to our detIiment.
Duty to our country demands that we guard against
the repetition of such fagrant offences. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

BY the arrival of the Empire City, We have ac-
counts Of Il terrible afray at Panama between the
American Transit passengers and the natives,
which resulted in the loss Of life by thirty Ameri-
cans and the wounding Of some twenty Others, and
great destruction of property belonging to the pas
seDgers. The difficulty commenced by a dispute
between one of the passengers and a native, but
soon led to general fight, in which deadly weap-
ons were used on bath sides with fatal effect. The
Americans we're pluDdered of their baggage and
other valuable property to the amount, it is sup
posed of 100000. The property of the Panama
Railroad Company was the object of particular
spite en- the part Of the mob, aud sustained great
damage at their h2ndf.