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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-25
President Pierce at Home.


4 CoscoRp IN. H. Monday, Sept. %, 1864 large
meeting of the citizens of this city held Depot Hall
this evening" fer the purpose of making arrangements for
giving reception President Pierce An attempt was
made by the temporary chairman force upon the meeting
John III. George permanent chairman, against over
whelmng vote in opposition to him but George repu.
dated and s. B. Chandler made chairman the meet
/ ing.
General Low obtained the floor and said he audi
might live the day when they respect Gen.
Pierce highly they do Gen. Jackson. The
| was received with storm OF Kisses.
Mr.. l.. F. Flint offered the following resolution sup,
| ported it in able speech:
Rssol,sd, That IT ineedenf citizens Of Concord
1s @s .r,, an zen %, gsag public reception P'e'
Mr.. Fogg boldly arragned President Pierce as responsible
nearly all the murders and outrages have been CON-
| United by the border rufians in Kansas
An attempt made by the border-rutan democracy to
him down but he heard, and his resolution
adopted by vote Of four one, and the meeting adjourned
There were about ], 900 persons present.
Although this despatch is published by the Tribune and
Post with evident satisfaction hope for credit Of
New Hampshire that deep disgrace has been
upon her character the proceedings would indicate No
friend Of President Pierce will suppose for moment that
effort TO insult and wound his feelings would
either affect his reputation disturb his equsnmity
is not las account that shall regret the truth
Of the despatch confrmed-we regret that any portion
Of any locality in the Union has allowed its partisan
prejudices TO descend low to FIX stigma upon
State for the purpose of gratifying low and malignant
feeling Of political revenge There is
in all the country who win fail read with disgust 50
futile and yet malignant exhibition Of party hate
We have idea that the disgraocfu proceedings
participated in by any but the rabd fanAcal black repub-
leans who lost TO all OF decency who are 50
degraded in their feelings be incapable of appre-
eating the oourteses and decences Of social life 1t in
this way that the country win finally learn to estimate
the deorazng tendency Of the principles Of black To
pabcanism. The who thus vainly seek reach the
elevated position which President Pierce stands With
their impoteut malice the men who are made the in
rumens Of disunionss in the work Of sectional aga-
ton. The result viii be that the men in New Hampshire
aud in oil New England who have the proper elfrespec
ad who know how to appreciate the respect due to the
Chief Magistrate Of the country win give to President
Pierce reception which viii overwhem the Foggs and
Flnts with public execrntion.
We understand that President Pierce Is making his ar
Engagements to leave Washington carly week aud that
be expects reach Concord by the I'd Of October where
b, win spend ten days two weeks in giving the st,o-
ZION his private affairs which an absence OF three years
has rendered necessary
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no REsT uNrL me VICTORY is WON.

The democracy Of Ohio show unmsakable symptoms Of
determination net to relax in the slightest degree their
eyerons until the battle ia fought and won Upwards Of
Efy meetings announced be held in that State
between the present time and the 9th Of October The
Pitburg Post furnishes the following brief notice Of an
Immense democratic gathering Wooster, Ohio on Sat
urday last:
Saturday great day 10 Wooster, Wayne county,
Ohohe occasion being OF the regular meetings
appointed by the State central committee We give
adequate description Of it's greatness Of the epthu
sasm Of the pdomitable democracy IL was .cknowedged
however by both friends and foes any gath
oring Of the people held in that part OHIO The dele
cations commenced arriving M and continued 10
pour IN until H. bearing banners and flags every de-
oron and headed by bands OF music that made the beau
tfal town Of Wooster with patriotic strains
The procession four mice long. In Il were no
os than large wagons drawn BY hrtyons horses EACH
every horse being mounted by voter and the wagon, sd
with sturdy yeomanry.
Owe informed By the chief marshal and sever.I
others who had the best means Of ascesnng that there
we're not less than twenty thousand persons the grove
where speeche. delivered By Hon. George pueb ana
Judge Hart Of Cincinnati at tho main stand Al another
Hon. Matthew Burehard, Of Warren Trumbu county and
Cen Samuel Lahm, Of Canton and at third speeches in
German we're made by s. Meyer Canton Capt George Ar
mold, ceve'ndi and Colonel YOss, waynesburg, Holmes
county. T-'
e democracy Of Ohio thoroughly aroused and arc
quite confident Of carrying the State the
Dragging Of the fusonss They hold another mass conven
ton In hason on Tuesday which promises 10 even outdo
the great demonstration in Wooster"
Three hundred Germans Of the OF South Bend Ipd
na VINO hitherto Intended TO Yote for fremont have sbsn
doned the fortunes Of that asprant and oi.tsd
asg.-Boston Post
Our Serman elow-citizena do not remain long under
he black sss a. n. ,"'touis;s. The New York Daily
News sage:
An entire German Fremont club marched out OF their
hesdquarersa few days since and joined good
democratic Buck and Breck club leaving their paid officers
and paid speakers 70 whistle for audience No intelligent
German votes for Fremont and disunion."
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sPEEcH on HON. MR. RosT.

We invite the attention OF the reader TO the speech a.
lvered by Judge Rost, Of louisiana at Concord, New
Hampshire few days since which we give entire in this
mornings issue The speaker, the place Of his nativity
and the place in which the speech delivered afford a
donal evidences OF the complete nationality Of the dem
ocrac party Our readers think, will agree with Us
in regarding this speech powerful effort Of powerful
mind The subject principally treated of the equality
the States and il is discussed with consummate ability
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW HAMPSHIRE

THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW HAMPSHIRE
DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS OF THE DlSUNIOE
ISIS AT CONCORD.
1t has been known in New Hampshire for some time that
the condition of President Peroes private business rendered
necessary for him to visit his home during the present
Upon learning that he had determined to make
his contemplated visit about the LIST of October it
deemed appropriate and respectful to make arrangements
for such reception upon his arrival at Concord the place
Of his residence due TO his distinguished position
and to the kindly relations which have always subsistd
between him and his neighbos. For this purpose COM
mittee composed Of equal number Of democrats and
opposition men, called public meeting, that all might
participate in making the necessary arrangements The
meeting called for the evening Of the 22d instant The
proceedings which took place appear by special despatch
in the New York Tribune, accompanied by editorial com.
ments. The despatch is as follows
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IADyERrIsEMENr.

ADVERTISEMENT.
SIXTH WARD ASrI-KNow NorHING MEET.
Ma meeting Of the citizens of the Sixth
Ward opposed to Know Nothingism was held
at Anacostia Hall, on Tuesday evening, the
I'd instant, Mr.. George Fulmer presiding
and Mr.. j. ID. Brandt acting as secretary.
The chirman stated the object of the meet
ing to be the selection of FIVE delegates to re-
present the Ward in the Convention to nomi-
nate s candidate far the Mayoralty; where
upon the following gentlemen were elected
delegates: Messrs. Geo A Bohrer, Thomas
Altemus, George Fulmer, F s. Walsh, and
Sylvester Gates.
On motion of DR.. Miller, the meeting pro-
ceeded to select Ward ticket for the coming
election.
Mr.. Geo. A. Bohrer was chosen unanimous.
ly as the Anti.Know Nothing candidate for the
Board OF Alderman, and Messrs Thos Alte.
mus, Lem. Gaddis, and j. D. Brandt were
elected candidates for the Common Council
After declaring DR.. VIM. B. Magruder the
cnoice OF the meeting as the Anti-Know Moth.
ing candidate for Mayor, but declining to give
special instructions to the delegates to the
convention, and directing that the above pro.
ceedlngs be published in the Evening Star and
Washington News, the meeting adjourned
IL j. d. BRANDT, Secretary.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour has declined;
sales Of $500 bbls.; common to good State
50 S7taS6 %; common to low grades Of extra
Ohio Sc 25aS6 SGT; mixed to standard South
ern Sc ,75as7.37 fancy to extra Southern
81 50aSS 62t.
Wheat has declined; sales Of 5000 bushels:
southern white 81 80 Corn is lower; sales Of
20 900 bushels; Southern mixed Gle.
Pork is active; sales of 1000 bbls. mess at
SIS. Beefis dull; sales Of $50 bbls Chicago
repacked at sl3. Lard is improving; sales Of
$50 bbls at 10lc.
Whisky is improving; sales of so bbls. Ohio
at 26t cents.
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I" Tbe (SYeat Rusxiou M,

bONO ~ bLlCO-" Every mother should box 10 tbs
mouse Mandy In case Of accidents TO the Children
REDDIEG's RUSSIA sALvB
h bosHn remedy OF thirty years standing and In
onmsnded by Physicians 1t speedy cure for
beThs Piles Boiis Corns Felons ChilbaIns
every kind FOR Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Head
Nette HASH BunioDs, Sore Nipples, recommended by
nurses Hhows Sttes Testers Flea Bites Spider Stinss
rozea Limbs salt Rheun, Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
sore Nose Wsrts and Flesh Wounds moot valuable
remedy and cure which be testified vino
have used 1t In the city Of Boston aud vicinity for the
thirty In no instance win this do an injury or
interfere with Physicians prescriptions made from
the from recipe brought from Russe-of
acie growing IN that country-snd the
letters from al Classes, clergynen pbyscsns captains
nurses and others who have used and recon-
mend 70 others Reddngs Russia SsIve in large
TIN boxes stamped the with picture Of horse and
disabled solter which picture also engraved on the
town or country, and be ordered any Wholesale
druggist For sai1 al sHILLIEGTONs, Agent for wssh.
nston. g. q.
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To THE LADIES.

"E HAVE IN STORE THE FOLLOW
w ing Goods, which we are prepared to sell
from 20 to % per cent ess than the usual prices,
having just purchased them at auction At great
sacrifices:
500 Swiss Embroidered Collars, from cay to 90 50
u Silk Robes at $40, worth SIS
$50 Eugene do, GO yards each) at IS
10 pieces black Silk, very cheap
A splendid assortment Of colored Silks
200 Stella Shawls, very low
$50 Scarfs, hew designs
IS printed bofdered do, all wool
500 Linen Tablecloths, al great sacrifices
500 dozen Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, great
bargains
600 Cambria and Swiss Bands, all prices
Tog' ther with a great MANY other desirable
goods which will be sold very low.
r. w. CARTER,
an 19-eO2w Cor. eth ST. ard La, avenue
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LNOR RENT.-SEVERAL OF THOSE DE-
Il Hghtful country residences with large gardens
attached, at Kendall Green, having been put in
thorough repair are now for rent at tie low price
Of $50 year
atioo, these residences are unsurpassed Offering
as they do, extraordinary inducements to all who
prefer the salubry Of country air to the sultrness
and dust Of the city.
Distance from the Post Once q mile and
quarter.
Apply to WIN. STICKNEY, at his residence
No Kendall Green ap2I-lw
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DIED.,

On the 22d inst, sfter short Illness. PETER
u. RICHARDS; In the 18th year of his age, for
years resident of this city.
(Newark Advertiser copy)
Al Harrisburg, Pa on the 18th Instant. Mrs
URSULA LOUISA KING, wife Of William
King, Esq late Of the Navy Department. and
daughter Of Robert g. Harper, Esq, OF GetIvs.
burg, Pa, in the 2sth year Of her age
On the 23d Instant, in the 10th year Of her ags
Mrs CATHERINE EMILY WILSON, wife Of
John Wilson, and daughter OF the late + red erici
ID. Tschifely.
AT Lafayette, Ind. on the 18th inst, Mrs MA
RlETTA BARTLETT ELLSW ORTIZ, wife
OF the Hon. Henry Ellsworth, formerly Commits
sioner Of Patents
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
DEEEMPTORY SALE.-On MONDAY
Il the 18th April instant, at O'Clock In the at
ternoon, the following desirable Frame House,
nearly new, and Lot, will be sold at Auction, on
Rothwell and MAYORS subdivision Of Squar e
No AS, fronting on 9TH street % feet inches, by
100 feet deep, to public alley, between l. ard NJ
streets.
IL nd lS months.
Immediate possession can be given. Inquire
of w. X. Woodward, Attorney at Law, No. ASA
Sixth street. w REDlN.
apI7-d A. GREEN, Auct
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BVJAMES e. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
ENXCELLENT AND House.

ENCELLENT AND House
IL keeping Effects at Public Auctiom.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Goth, at 10
O'Clock, at the residence OF r. de Ausoategui,
ESQ. No. III West street, Georgetown, | shall
sell all his Furniture and Housekeeping Effects,
viz:
Mahogany case Pianoforte, Stool, and Cover
Two mahogany Sofas, arm and parlor Chairs
Marble-top centre Table, reception Chairs
Two handsome gas Chande iers, Brackets
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpets
Hat Tree. Oilcloth, steir Carpets
Window Curtains, Shades, Clock
Walnut extension Table, narble-top Sideboard
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Rockers
Superior Sheffield plated Dinner Service, consist
ing Of ten pieces, nearly new, and cost $500
China, glass and crockery Ware
Table Cutlery, silver plated Casters
Single and double cottage Bedsteads
Bureaus, WardrObes, Washstands
Superior curled hair Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, &c.
Excellent bed and table Linen
Mahogany Writing Desk, Lounge
Superior Refrigerator, kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms: $50 and under, cash oven that sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
z. 5. The above urniture Is all nearly new and
In excellent order. JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
ap BID Auctioneer.
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AUCTIOw SALES.
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

By JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer,
TYR u = EE'S SALE OF IMPROVED
Il Real Estate.-On TUESDAY, the 22d in
slant, at i've O'Clock p m, In front OF the premi-
ses, we shall sell, at public auction, Lot -, in
square eo', with the Improvements thereon, con-
asting OF two neat rame Dwellings, cnting on
TN street east, and formerly the property Of Geo.
Ierms One third cash, and the balance In six,
Twelve and eighteen months secured to the sat-
isfaction OF the trustees and IL not complied with
In three days the property to be advertised and
sold at the risk and expense Of the purchaser
AL conveyancing at expense Of purchase
A. LLOYD,
JOS. H. BRADLEY, IT,, Trustees.
apis ]. Mc6UIkE, Auct.
III The above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY EVENING, April 2ith, at 5K
O'Clock, on the premises.
JOS. H BRADLEY, yr., Trustees.
ap 23-d J. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April A.-Flour is dull, and
has declined lac; Howard street $3.50, Ohis
and City Mills Sc 37i.
Wheat has declined S to &c and is dull;
good to prime reds 81 35aSl A, good to prime
whites 81 50aSl.6 Corn is very heavy, and
to &c. lower; white 47a50c.. yellow 52a54c.
Provisions are dull and nominal. Mess pork
SIS. Observation-Disclosures siastc., sides 9ialOc.
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By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers;
DEkEMPTORY SALE OF COZ TAeE
Residence at Public Auction. - On

By WALL, BARNARD & CO Auctioneers
HEREMPTORY SALE OF COZ TA6E
L Residence at Public Auction. ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May L, at ~
O'Clock, in front Of the premises, we will sell
Lots and F, in square 800, subdivision: on AZ
street. between and l. streets, west side, I'M
prSyed with a beautiful two story and attic frame
Cottage, nearly new, not having been built over
eighteen months. 1t contains seven rooms, pan
tries, &c The location is good, and in a fast i'm
proving part Of the city. The attention Of those
In want Of good house is invited to the above
sale, as II win be sold without reserve. Title
guaranteed.
Terms One third cash; credit Of 8, u, and
Is months on the remainder for notes bearing in
terest, secured by deed Of trust on the property
WALL, BARNARD Il CO, huet's
Will also be sold, in front of the premises
Immediately after the above sale, two Frame
Houses, In square 400, Lot No. 10, located in the
East side fronting 10 feet each, running back 100
feet dep, to wide alley, improved by two frame
Buildings which will be sold separate or together,
both Of which will be sold without reserve.
Terms Of sale, as above mentioned
an 23.dts Auctioneeu.
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VALUABLE FARMFOR SALE, CON

VA l. l. f FARM FOR SALE, CON-
tanning so acres, situated Il mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and 2X from Wssh-
supply Of fire wood and young orchard The i'm
rrovements are small frame dwelling and sta
BILE: 1t possesses all the advantages requisite to
make a garden Of great value, or a dairy farm
made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No.
SIP Seventh street, opposite National Intelligent
Ger Office. ap2 2-tf
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Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Aucticneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
u fects at Public Auction.-On FRIDAY
MORNING, May ID, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 500
Pennsylvania avenue, between 1st and ID streets
west. shall sell the Furni:ure and Effects Of q
family declining housekeeping, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, arm and parler Chairs
DO centre, side and card Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges
Window Curtains, Shades, Clocks
Three ply, ingram, and other Carpets
Oilcloth, Rugs, Stair Carpets
Hish and low post Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
Fourteen superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and
Pillows
Excellent hair and husk Mattresses
Counterpanes, Comforts, Blankets
Mahogany dining snd side Tables
China, Glass, and Grockery Ware
Castors, Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
Mahogany Sideboard, Coffee Urn
Excel ent cooking and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms S25 and under, cash ever that sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, b'aring interest.
p. : The House is for Rert; inquire on the
premises. JAS. C.. MCGUIRE
ap2i-d Auctioneer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
II NOW Nm 4

HAVE NOW ON HAND A THOUSAND
berrels OF the best quality Of WOOD-BUKNT
LIME, which / can and will sell chaaper than
any other manufacturer in Washington l VIII,
also, from this day open a kiln Of wood burnt
Lime everv week, SO that 1t can always be mad
fresh and good
Also, constantly On hand a splendid article of
CEMENT, HAIR and PLASTER which will
be sold cheap.
LAWSON p. HOOVER,
Potomac Lime Kilns, 27th street, one square
south Of the Lower Bridge, near Georgetown.
ap l6-l0 FE 4F
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IxcnnAsIse -During Two DAYS. three mar.

INCREASING during two days, three mag.
istrates have issued over thirty peace war
rants-wives afraid Of husbands, husbands
afraid of wives, and grown men afraid of chill
dren. After long study to find reason for
this sudden increase, some of the officers have
decided that In the hurry of business some
merchant has sent barrel of good whisky to
Fish Town, and the lighting whisky has fallen
to the share Of these unfortunate parties. The
remarkable quietude Of the wharves seems to
favor this impression.
ORPHANS FAIR-As tonight will be the
last night of this enterprise for most praise.
worthy object, it is confidently anticipated
that it will be largely attended and we'll pat
ronized-even more so than it has been yet.
80 one, 20 all 1t must positively close to-
night, as the Saloon is required for other pur-
poses.
AounLA R. ALLEN, police officer, was ar
rested this morning by Officer Parham, and
brought before John II. Goddard, ESQ, and
held to bail for his appearance at court at
the June term, for assault and battery on ]
Norwood, County Constable, by striking him
on the head with an instrument called a billy.
FIGHTING Yesterday, William and Susan
Cosey, with West Peale and Maria Peale were
taken before Justice Hollingshead for fight
ing The parties were all colored, and had
taken this plan of settling little controversies
in which they were engaged. All were held
to security for peace.
FIsH.-The prices were tending upwards
| this morning. The highest prices for good f sh
were: for herring S5a5 so per thousand; sh ad
SlOa1O 80 per hundred. This was rather
startling to retail dealers who were making
purchases.
TAKE YOUR PARTNERS for the ball TO- night
Of the Western Hose Company! Spirited
dancing, fine music, and good time generally
Will be the order OF the night at the Assembly
Rooms
WATCH RETURNs.-Nothing was done last
night. The cells were all vacant at the cen.
trail guard house; not even lodger in We
are informed by one of the attendants at the
work-house that hands are in demand at the
farm.
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ENOR KENT-A DESIRABLE SUMNER
= residence on the corner Of and 10th streets,
east Of the Capitol. The house contains five
rooms and passage, milk house and pump Of
water at the door: And large garden with fruit
trees Of various kinds.
Also for rent, small frame house one mile and
a half from the Anacostia bridge, which can be
had on the most reasonable terms. Apply TO L.
L. BALDWIN, corner Of 10th and d streets
East. ap 22-3t*
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II Travellers along our western waters

should always take the precaution supply
VIII a genuine article of H0STETIER'S STOMACH BIZ
as 1t is now conceded by all whs have in
medicine that they will regulate the stomach II
Dc per directions the eotte and carry safe
through al the various changes of diet, water
WhlCh' without, often will produce sickness death
hshGe one ounce of preventive Is worth
safe by druggists and hotels generally.
aP Z-lW JAMES N. CALLAN Agent.
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The Philadelphia Disaster

Directors and Superintendent of the Camden
Ferry Company, and the officers of the ferry
boat New Jersey, with the inspectors Of her
boiler and machinery, were all arrested by the
sheriff of the city Of Camden, but were re-
leased on bail in the sum Of three thousand
dollars each
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cWm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye -Grar

Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly Beautiful and Nsu
RAJ brown or BLACK, without the least injury
ffEtS MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded N.
A Bachelor since 1883, ard applications
been made u the Bs of his patrons his Dive
Prejudice against Dying the Hair whskers liz unjust
u would be against covering q bald head with a wig
WIZ BATcHELoRs HAIR Dye produces a color to be
dstngushed from nature and is not to
IN the least, however long 1t may be continued.
Sold in all Of the Tinted State nv
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers - ~o
- The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving, on four sides of bottle of
A BACHELOR, 233 Broadway New York
81 For sals by CHAS. STOTT Pennsylvania ayepue
OGm
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CAHIERS SPANISH MIXTURE stands pre- eminent above
al others Its singusIy efcacious action the blood
renghenlns and vivyins qualities action on
the Liver its tendency drive all humors surface
neeoy Cleansing the system according Natures
scription its harmless aud the
GOOD Effects and the number
ths most respectable citizens Of Richmond and
where must Ls conclusive evidence that
ABOUT The trial OF single bottle will satisfy
skspticsl Of its benefits 49,
-. See Advertisement in anothsr column an LIN