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Re- NOMINATION OF GES. PIEacx.-
The indications ars--notwithstanding all
the "noiss aud confusion President
Pierce viii come into the Cincirnati Con.
vtntioa--with = larger numbep'of votes
thsn buchanan, Douglas. OF any other
person--and with very fair prospect Of
being 1e-nominsted. Hence, c-'-o"'.';""-
.y efforts ara making here, sna cIsew acre
TO take New Hsmpshirs. his own State,
tho coming election, in order to demon
strate that hs cap carry it.
The Southern Democracy cannot now
very ssfsly throw overheard Pierce, aud
take up wich Buchanan, certainly not
without putting him on platform. that
will kill him In the NoIth-whereas
Fierce can bs retaken without any other
Southern Platform than the ono he iis and
ever has bcen standing upon. u the
Southern Democracy" then throw him o.
verbo~sd, they not Only s6oy ihgrstitude,
but infdeIity to one Of the stoutest Of
their protectors In the Northern States.--
Il 10 not probable that they viii thus do
sevt an ally 10 whom they are bound iu
honor as well - in Ptinciple.-Nw Yori
E.pvsss.
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EVERY Body Aun Here
Quick"

AND Secure bargains while our stock is
neSh and complete comprising almost eve
rfthing useful and ornamental, viz:
Boots and Shoes of every description
Northern and home made, Domestic's stri-
ped and brown Linen Goods Of all kinds,
Ladies Dress Goods Latest Styles, SlantIl!as
black, white, md colorcd silk, Gloves. Hos.
iery, Bnnncts, nnd Bonnot Ribbon. bean.
tifnl selection, Watches full supply. rck.
Ct Knives from st to $500 each Knives I'D
Forks from G2l cts to $3.50 20 ee.j. - os,
steel and patent, Garden H., .at i..- and
every thing a'mosc that YOU >ai ave
nse for. Come and ,Xami'a aad yyu stall
hav" bargains.
MNGr''. e CAUTllEN.
Pleasant U.!l. - T.. H.u4eh 90, 6--4.
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From the Charlestou Courier.
Warrington Correspondence.
WAsnIHoroN, March ls

ySAshiN0tONs " SA"'Su NJ
The provisional President Of Mexico
Gen. CGInonfort, has ordered the remain
der Of the three million indemnity,-tLa,
Il. $1,000, ,0OO---to be paid to the Ameri
cia draftholders, Messrs. Hargous and
Aspinwsll. The order has not yet been
received here, but private letters Of the 9th
and 7th inst, just received here, state the
Fact. They state, as reason for the order
that the agents Of the American drsfthol
ders have advanced to Gen. Comonfort a
sum sufficient to enable him to equip and
march an army to Puebls to put down
the re-actionary party, iielded by Haro y
Txmirex. A battle between tho opposing
forces was expected to occur very soon.
The charges preferred by the Rivas-
Walker government against the Nicarag'
nan Transit Company, are admitted to be
we'll founded.
The ten per cent ofproits have boe-
on one ground or another, wi,hheE rom
the government Of Nicaragua, though the
company h.. declared q q dividend Of prof.
Under tho administration Of Commo-
dofs Vanderbilt, tho company has refused
10 afford Walker the facilities heretofore
sirauteti, Of tho conveyance Of volunteers
Il. bis army, ffes of passage money, tho
Walker offered to take payment in this
mode OF portion Of his clair. spon the
company. This was r:ooably the imme
date cause VI the annul,nent Of the char.
actor Of the old company and its transfer
to. Mr.. Randolf and his assistants.
Mr.vanderbilt has promptly with !r.wn
all his lines from the Nicaraguan service,
declaring that neither passenger, nor A.
n,e,ican property are safe on the transit
Of the Nicaraguan isthmus. This meas
ure would embarr.ss Walker very mucl,
were il not for the fact alleged that the
Randoif Company, aided by New i"k
and San Francisco capitalists, will soon bs
ready, As is stated, to supply the place ol
the Vanderbilt limos.
Com. Vanderbilt has taken measures Ia
appeal to this government for redress, and
he vii, receive support in the movement; !;
but it is not believed that the government
will, IS at present advised, in,erpose.
The sympsthies Of Ill regular govern.
ments are opposed to Walkers enterprise
aud unless he can conciliate or neutralizc
them. he will not bc able to sustain him
self in his present position.
The Naval Retiring Board does not
find much favor in the Senate. The re-
mon.trunce Of the Virgini. Legislature
against the action Of the Board was taken
up in tho Senate to-lsy, and Gen. IIou.-
ton made most esrnsst speech against
the proceedings Of tho board, not admit.
ting that they were in conformity with
law.
The feeling is becoming stronger than
over in the Senate, in favor Of sffor ding a
new ex animation to all tho officer. Who
were subjected to tho action Of lie Board
and may desire an invSsti.stion.
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MchE ISDIAM MURDERS IN FLca,pA.-
4 correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
writing from Fort Myers, Florida, en- The
10Th ult., records another massacre by the
Indians. The letter says: "A Mr. Hudson
resider Of this post, accompanied by his
negro Sam, lett here somo IS days since
for tho oyster banks, in Charlotte harbor,
with tho intention OF gathering a load of
oysters for this place. Their prolonged
stay excited suspicion that some accident
had bcfallen them, and consequently on
Saturday last Capt. .--dsp spatched an
armed boat party in sc,rch Of them
They proceeded to the bank and found
their vessel, schooner of 90 tons burlea,
dismantled Of her sails, and the dead bod
les Of Hudson and his negro on deck hor.
ribly mut'la,ed; near 10y another boat,
burnt to the waters edge, was discovered,
and on shore tie body Of an oyster man
named Martin. was discovered in the same
condition of the other two. The voun-
teers hav. taken the field, but us yet
have accomplished nothing. The country
is inundated with water, which prevents
tho regular L. 5. troops from taking the
field"
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RI9.G R Al D Il. rs

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is now pre-
scntcd for the farmers aud all adr,rers of
good horses, in this section Of .he country,
To improve their Stock.
RlO.GRANDE is one Of t!a ircst and
purcst bloodcd horses in III. wur.}, as will
be seen by reference to The f?sish and
American records Of his pedigree. He Ia
directly descended from the purcst and best
stock in England and America, n. the fol-
lowing pedigree vii! show:
NiD.GEANUE. is by Billy Harris, out of
Lady Morgan. Billy Harris was by Mon
sieur Tonsop, he by Pscolct. dam W Mad
am Tonson, by Eili"ts Top Gallant: grand
dam by Rarrcy's Medley; Top Gallant by
GaIln,in.; Barrcy's Medley by Medley. La
dy Morgan, the dam, of Rio-Grande, was BY
John Richards; her dam by imported Expe-
di,ion; her grand dam by Bols Badgers Sir
Solomon; great grand dam Aurora, by i'm.
ported Honest John; great great garnd dam
Zelippa, by imported Messenger; q. 2. q.
grand dam Dido, by imported Bay Rich.
mond; g..gg. 6. grand dam Stamerkin, by
imported Wildair; G. g.g. G. z. grand dam
by imported Cub. Ariel, the dam of Billy
Harris, was by American Eclipse; her dam by
Fnaneier grand dam by Empress, by impor.
ted Baronet; great grand dam by imported
Messenger; her dam by Snap. ou, Of Jenny
Outer, by True Briton; her dam Quake er
Lass, by imported Juniper, out Of tho import.
ed Molly Pacolct, by imported PacoIet
Molly Pacolets dam by imported Spark, out
Of Queen Nab. American Eclipse Wa. BY
Duroc his dam the famous race mare Mil.
ler's Dansel, by imported Messenger, out OF
the imported Pot-S-oooooooo's marc heu
dam by Jim.Crack. Duroc was by import
ed Diomede, out of Mr.. Mosby's "sxlraor
dinsry race mare Amanda" by Col. Taylor's
famous Gray Diolnedc, son efimported Mod
ley.
II is deemed unnecessary 10 extend back
any farther the pedigree of Rir-Grsnds. al
though it can be fully traced in the English
Records back to very long period of time
RlO.GRANDE is unqnestionaLly ono
among the finest horses in the whole South.
crn country. liii stock are Of fine size, re.
markably we'll formed, durable, and easily
managed. Testimonials from the very best
raisers Of Stock 10 South Carolina, fully
sustain all and mere than is hore stated con.
cerniDg Rio-Grande. lie is undoubtedly an
extra fine horse in every respect. There is
not single drop of coarse OF impure blood
-,
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IN EQUTfY.--LANCASrER DISTRICT
Samuel u. Hammond, vs.. Thomas Ballard.
Bill TO subject funds in the Commissioners
hands, TO Fay legal demand and for re.
LIEF,
" appearing TO 10Y satisfac tion, tha,
Thomas Ballard, the Defendant in this case,
resises without the limits of this State, II
- ordered, on motion Of Cooke, Solicitor
fYr Complainant, that the said Thomas Bal.
lsrd do answer, plead or demur 10 tho bill
in this case, on or before the 2ist day Of
May, 1856. otherwise judgment pro coofesso
will DO ordered against him
JAMES ii. WITHERspooN.
Com Equity L. d.
Lancaster c. n 3. c., February 18th,
i656.--i-3m, Printers fee 100
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(of which We a:c sole agents IN this ri,v)
and of every other maker in the Uui.cG
States Ink, Cases, - MS, Imposing Stones
Composing Sticks iiaIleys, (brass and
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CARDS, and PRINTERS STOCK of cv-
cry kind.
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Iiand) usually on sale.
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S. +. RANDOLPH, y" i','>'i''' ~ W
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"PETERSONS" is the only complete
and uniform edition Of Charles Dickens
Works published in An erica they are re-
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are cow the only edition Published in this
country. No library, either public or private,
can be complete without having in it com
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either or all OF which can be had separately.
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S3OO REWARD,

is offered Tor the apprehension Of JACK
son BRADLEY, who was sconfped in the
Jail of Kershaw District, under sentence Of
death, and who made bis escape on the af.
tcrnoon Of Monday 18th ult.
Said Bradley il about 2s years Of age. 8
feet 10 or ii inches in height, aud has a
Mole on his face, dark hair and ewes, with a
downcast look, and sallow complication.
will pay the above reward for bis apprehen.
sion. T.. BARNES. s, X. ID.
March 18th, 1856 AIT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.

None, except those who have suffered all
TIC horrors ot threatened Consumption, can
fully appreciate the value and efficacy of
DIR. Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwort Tar. and
C"nchalagua--a sovereign remedy in all the
various stages Of this much dreaded disease.
For sale in Lancaster by MAGIIL g.
HEALTH, aPd by all Druggists every
where.
Pricc--ln large bottles 81.
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Female Complaints.

No Female, young or old. should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and reg
ulatcs the monthly courses at all periods, acting
in many cases like q charm. II is also the best
aud safest medicine that can be given to chill
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queuty no family should ~ without ia.
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LATER FROM BugSo. .ArREs.-Advices
have been received from Buepos Ayrcs to
the 5th Of January. Eleven murders had
leen committed iG or near the city from
the 2lst OF December to Now Years dav.
Two criminals were executed during the
samc porioj. Senior Verge., Minister
i'leniro,entiary Of Paraguay to Brazil,
had arrived in Ruegos Ayrcs en- route to
Rio Jenciro. Gen. Guido was deputcd to
represep, the confederate provinces in
Paraguay. Trade WAS very lanGSuid in
Buenos Ayres: The ttil stores were
heavily stocked and some failures had ia
ken place. The money market was very
variable. Building materials could not
be sold. Salt was exceedingly ,.lcn,y.-
Eighty thousand hides were contracted
for during December. Provisions abun-
dsnt. The Indians on the frontier were
still troublesome. Nothing definite was
known as to the result Of the diplomatic
mission Of Senor Pena to the Parana.--
l'isnnion and anarchy, with a total pros.
tration Of trade, rcigned in Montevideo.
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LET US RElgoN TOGETHER
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WHY ARE WE SICK:

II has been the lot Of the human race TO bs
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Of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and the lNfIRh, of all clmes, ages, sexes, and
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superEtends the manufacture of his medicines
in the United States, and cffcrs thep to a free
and enlightened people, as the best remedy the
world ever produced FOR the removal Of dis,
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T4PE FOUNDRY
PRINTERS EMPORIUM.
ESTABLISHED 1918.
WILLIAM HAGAR, Jr. & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO ". e. N. HAGER,


No. 3S Gold Street, y. y.
The subscribers hui q made thorough
revision OF, and extensive additions to their
well known Foundry, arc now prepared
with greater facilities than they have ever
possessed to furnish orders for
TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS,
of any amount, on the shortest notice. 4
large stock of every article in their line will
always be found on hand. and they desire To
assure the trade that it will compare i:,vora.
bly, with every other Manufacture in the
United States or in the world.
TIE GREAT SUPERIORITY
which has always been accorded t. our
Foundry we are determined shall be main.
,aincd, and those OF the trade wh" have not
yet made Il trial Of our Type are invited to
do so, and We feel assured their experience
will ju,Lify our :ISscrsion. Our
NEW SPECIMEN BOOK.
Gust issued will be freely given to all y ho
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tiers wi, please be particular in directing
how il may be sent,
We also furnish every ar;ic', needed in a
Printing Office, at manufacturers = ices.
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LOSS OF rtCKE.rs Or CLASS L.

LOSS OF TtCKET$ Or CLASS L.
BY the late accident on the Scatoard and
Roanoke Rail Road, the Tickets of Class
J., for April 18Th, in their transit from BAL.
timorc, in charge Of Adams Express Com
pany. wrre DESTROYED by fire, consequently
there vii! not be ans drawing for that Glass
The Drawing will BE- Class M.--May 18th,
the "Ne Plus Uul,r," Scheme.
Very Respectfully,
ST J. +. WINTER, Manager.
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Dyspepsia and Liver
COMPLAINT.

Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts Of the
world, that nothing has been found equal to
them in cases Of disorders of the liver, dyspep-
sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tono to these organs how.
ever much deranged, and when all other u,eans
have failett
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General DehilitY----ul
Health.

Many Of tho most despotic governments have
opened their Custom Houses TO the introduce
tion Of these Pills, that they may become tho
medicine Of the masses. Learned Colleges ad-
nit that this medicine is the best remedy ever
ever known for persons Of delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired as its In
vigorating properties never fail to afford relief.
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION IN II VOLS

This edition is printed on very thick and
fine white paper, and is profusety illustrated,
with all the original Illustrations by Cruik>
shank, Alfred Cr"wquill Phiz, etc from the
original London edition, on copper, steel.
and wood. Each contains II move! complete
and may be had in complete sets, beautiful
~ bound in c)otn, :or eighteen dollars set,
or any volume ~. be sold separately, ~
f,tlnN.
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Persons sending money need not fear its
being lost. Orders punctualiy attended to.
Communications confidential Bank Notes
of sound Banks taken at par. Those wish
ing particular numbers should order imme.
dat,ly.
Addrcss, JAS F. WINTER, Manager.
Nacon Ga.
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These Pills Purify the
Blood.

These famous Pills are expressly combined
40 operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys
the lungs, tho akin and the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in Il - functions, purifying
the blood, the very fo.aiaiE Of life, and thus
curing disease in all i:4 iyrIns.
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LANDsFoRD MANUFACTURING
90 M p AN Y

THE members Of this company, and all
other parsons who wish to become mem.
bers, and those who take any interest in the
erection of factory at LAndsford ace inyi.
ted and requested to meet at IAndsford on
Friday, tho 4th Of April 1856.
JOHN FOSTER g. OTHERS.
March ~ pGtia5 6-2I
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CHEAP READING.

TsST received direct from The publishers
the following new and popular books.
Kate Weston, or to will and 10 do, Tie
Hunters Feast by Mayne Reid, Geoifrey
Morcton or the Faithless Guardian, Awful
Disclosures by Maria Mpn.. Scenes in the
Practice Of New York Surgcon-The
Limo Kiln Man, 25 cts, The Know Moth.
ing Almanae, also Charles Dickens Novels
D'lsrae!i's, Bulwers, Msryatts, Mrs. South.
wSrth's, Il. S. Ar,hur's, Levers, and large
assortment Of other kinds. These books
will DO sold at Charleston prices, For sale
at tho Printing Office.
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N O 7 IG +

!, ELECTA LEVERTON. wife OF John
Leverton, Shoe maker, Of the town Of Lam
caster, hereby give notice. that on and after
the expiration Of one month from the present
date, viii become q sole trader and ftss
dealer.
EIECTA LEvERToN
March o'h' 1885 sN
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DEArIt OF COMMODORE Apnorr.-Joel
Abbott, Co'nmancer. in chief Of tie U. S.
Naval force in the Chinese seas, died on
the l4,h Of December last, near Hong.
Kong, ip the G2d year Of his age.
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION.

In five very large octave volumes, with n
Portrait on Steel, Of Charles Dickens, con.
tanning the same reading matter rs the Illus
tratcd Edition, and comprising over four
thousand large double columncd pages, hsnd-
somcly printed, and bound in various styles
VolUmc co&tains Pickwick Papers and Old
Curiosj.Y Shop.
% Oliver Twist, Sketches by
Boz and Barnaby Rudgc.
do Nicholas Nicklcby and
Martain Chuzzlcwit.
do David Coppcriicld, Dom
by and Son, and Christmas Stories.
do Bleak House, and Dick.
ems New Stories.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! !
THE subscriber has now ON hand and is
daily receiving n full and general assoIt-
mcnt of various kinds Of goods usually kept
in this section. Among IN almost endless
variety may be found
Ladies Dress Goods, such as Mu,lins, Cling
hams, Bcrages, hpacas, &c, Calico,
Checks, Ticking's, Domestict, Di-
apsr. Hosiery and every arii-
Gle in Che Dry Goods line.
Also -
CIothing.-A full and general assort-
mcnt suitable for gentlemen and boys
Coats. Pants. Vests, Shirts, half hoes, &C.,
Also -
Hats and Caps, supply Just re-
ceivcd-Some Of the newest sly les. a Va
riety of styles warFaR.ed to please any one.
! wall sell goods low and request nay
friends to call and examine my stock.
J. ID. COUSART.
At new store upper end Main street
March 10, 5--Gm.
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LATE ARRIVAL

LATE ARRIVAL.
FANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES.
THE undersignedi is now receiving and open.
in fresh supply of Heavy and Fancy Greece
re', consisting in part az follows:
Heavy Groceries.
New Orleans and Porti Rico Suears, Crushed,
Powdered, Clarified, and Loaf do, Rio.
Java, Crbe, and Laguira Coffee, New
Orleans end Vest India Molasses,
Salt, Lard, Bacon Sides and
Hams, North Carolina
and Tennesses Flour,
Soap and Starch.
Buckwheat Flour,
in Bags and Barrels,
Sperm, Adamantino and Tai.
low Candles, p. Apple, Goshen.
and Eng. Dairy Cheese, 90 bbls. Pink
Eye Planting Potatoes, Nos. Il 2, and
Aackerel, in Kits, half anaiwhols Barrels,
FANCY GROCERIES.
Whole, Half and
Quarter Boxes Raisirs,
Almonds, Figs AID Assorted
Candies, Ginger apd Green Gage,
Preserves. Blackberry and Red Cdr
rent Jelly, Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters and
Oysters, Walnut and Tomato Cautsup, Pickles,
Olives, Capers, Pepper sauce, Brandy
Peaches, Pears and Cherries, Lemon
Syrup and Blackberry Cordial
Pepper, SPICE, Ginger, Mac
caroni, Gtron and Ju.
jube Paste, Vine,
Soda, and Butter
Biscuts, freS.s
Cross and Blackwei's Eng, Aul~.d. 6ns.
SKsARs.AND. .TogACCo
Rio Hopdo No. ]. . 2. segars
fiore dc. .Carolina No. /. 3 2 do.
Palmetto and j. V. Y. C's do.
La Sicotiana, do
Osoh Concha---a choice brand.
Shelton's fine Chewing Tobacco,
at. Charles, and Jenny Land Twist, do.
Common, do.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Goddard and Champagne Brandy, Peach
and Apple do, Old Monongahela XXX
Whiskey, North Carolina and
Milier's Old Rye, do, Recti-
fed and Western Corn,
do, Jamaica and
New Eng. Rum,
Relzea and Carter's
Schicdam Schuspps, Old,
Madeira Port, Sherry and.
Marga Vino, Heidslck, and Bel
ly cart Salmon Champagne Claret ST
Julien Medoc. Champagne Cider, J. a r.
Tenants Double Strong Ale, Abbott & Sons
Portcr.
With complete assortment Of West India
Fruits, constantly on hand, and variety OF
other articles too numerous 20 specify, ali Of
vhch win he sold low for CASH, or 10 pune.
tad customers on short time,
w. T. PERRY.
N. B.--i win also oct Is agsn,ia either Bans
w.EP
Camden, 8. O. Feb. ey, s-u
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llOILDWAY'S OINTMENT AND
PlLLS.--Wonderful Remedies for the Cure
Of ScaldA ana Burrs,-Emv!ia Anderson, of
Newport, Rhode Island, was accidentally
severely scalded by some boiling water fall.
ing over her. Tho whole of the right side
and leg in particular was in most shocking
state. Something in the hurry Of the mo-
mcnt was applied which caused the flesh to
peel OF "lmast to The bone, and rendered
her utterly unable to move, she was carried
to bed, medical assistance called in, uad her
recovery despaircd Of it so happened, that
Il friend who paid a visit that day, had Just
been cured ofH dreadfaI'y bad Lex 6y IIo'-
lo"ay's Ointment and rM!s, and she recon-
mcndod the same, the Pills and Ointment
were accordingly bought and used, by con-
tinuing them for two weeks, she was per-
fectly well, aud has written most gratefully
to Professor Holloway, for the cure e:Ftc-
ted