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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-05
BOARDING.
4 f1CT1TJSsITA 7MOUSE, Richmo1d. VI

IUGusTA mOUsE, Riehmo1d, Virsiniss
n Pleasant and convenient rooms cen now be had
NJ Ms FARRAR, by two three fsmilies Also.
scntlemen cat have rooms furnished for them Eight
or ten more day eoarders desired Transient board.
ers can be promptly and well accommodated for any
length Of time. NH 8--dlm
VIRGINIA H0USk--tsrace street near
y ;h-Mrs ROSA j.. VALENTINE would re-
-nee,fully soott share Of public patronage promis-
,ns 70 use every edavor to make her guests feel at
home - Transient boarders also accommodated -
Terms reasonable. NH li-lms
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tfOk SA AIIE..-.I have n four-harse EN-
Il ZINE, been used but short time, which will
sell Serv fow can b. seen the law office of Jno
n. Dads MASSENA BEAZLEY.
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IUrER PNOsFIfATE OF LTME.- Hav

- ing made usuEenents with Prof. ISaPes for the
sale of his nitrOseEscd Super Phosphate OF Lime
manufacturers pnCes, confidently re recommend it
friends believing it to be superior any ferti.
izer now il uso, having seen its effects last year on
and having heard much of its good effects we
constrained to believe it superior to guano not
because 1t makes better crop the first year after ap
pEcAton hat because Of its durability. having in it
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton or
bag Eh n BAKER PLEASANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-05
VALUAHLE BUTLDING LOTS On

GRACE STREET, FOR SALE We offer for
sale privately, lot of ground situated within the
closure, at The Fair Groonds, et the southwest
of Grace and Pine streets, fronting SO feet and
running back l55 feet to 20 feet alley.
This is of tie most beautiful building lotsin the
whole range, and will be sold upon favorable credit
ss to the greater part of the purchase money.
Apply TO TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
APP ct Auclioneers
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The Coufereuces.

Awaiting the arrival Of Baron Manteuffel fwh,
has now arrived In Paris) the plenipotentiarie
have held no meeting since last advices, and mat
considered certainty, and IL is expected that tb,
protocol will be signed in few days Secresy a,
to the proceedings is still observed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-05

The EnSlish Press on hs Central Americas Qnestion
Parliament adjourned over the Easter holida US
Mr.. Dallas hes proceeded 70 London.
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NUTICE..EhGLE SODA WATER KS.
TABLISHMENT-Ibe beg leave most respectfully
20 to my friends and the citizens generally
shat have commenced the business of msnufactur
ing and Bottling SODA WATER, ALE, PORTER
Ac, and would also say that | am thoroughly ac
quainted with the business in all its branches having
been engaged in it during residence of eight years.
and feel assured am able to put up very superior
article Allow me to return sincere thanks to nv
friends and the public generally for the uniform kind
ness have received their hands and hope by strict
attention to business to obtain share of the patron
age once so literally bestowed upon me
WARREN CANFIELD,
Agent for s. H. CoNDIcT.
10th ST., between Main and Franklin sts
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II
IL WORkS-The uDderssued Proprietor of this
old ara well tied establishment takes this method of
informing his numerous friends and patrons that he
has removed his works from his late place the river
HsxsiPs mills, to Main street. between 7th and
sth streets where be expects to be permanently To-
Gated for the next five years and respectfully socts
call from all persons in want of any articles in his
lue he 10 determined try and please all who will
favor him with their patronage, both to psce and
workmanship.
N b.--Ali orders from the surrounding country ad-
dressed to -. V. CRAWFORD, Richmond Va" will
meet with prompt attention.
ap i-lms J. CRAWFORD
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ERIENDS OF THE HORSE--One and
Il ALL---Plesse call and TOWERS PATENT
SPRING HEEL AND DETACHED CORK HORSE
SHOE-a great invention for the benefit of this most
noble animal To be seen 1t the Exchange Hetel
Reading Room through this week, from 81 to M
Couatry and State rights for sale.
C. ]. BOYNTON,
2--st AftoPnav for Pats
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING q 90 D s.
RIGHARDs9N 6RI dnnS9 = GO.,s WHOLEsALE

TX XIV OISS ~ NOsIS w NhOLESALE
~ pKY GOODS STORE, 95 Main street.-We
are sel,ng to the trde this season entire stock
cost that mag be enabled to place in our store an
Mattings.
merchanfA from the country assured that our
STOCK cont aims many desirable articles of STAPLE
GOODS, and large lot of DRESS GOODS in all which
BARS' -fNs may be had.
m 3I---lms RICHARDSON A. co
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rick
treee
= two
: &c,
earof
IS for
IL.
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SENATE.

/ NN.Nsi
Camden and Currituck-J. B Jones, dem.
Pasquotank aud Perqu,mans--I. Pool, amer.
Gates and Chowan II. nillarl, dem.
llertfOrd-R. 6. COwper, amer.
Bertie-Jos. d. Cherry. amer.
Washington and Martin-A. chesson. dem.
fyrell and Hyde-FraneS NJ. Burgess. amer.
Beauiort--allen Grist, amer.
Halilax-M. l.. Virgins, amer.
Northamptun-T. J. Person, dem.
Nash-L N. b. Battle, dem.
Warren--William Eaton, ir, dem.
Franklin--P. b. Hawkins, dem.
Pitt-M. l.. Carr, dem.
Onslow--E. w. fonyille, dem.
Duplln-W. J. Houston, dem.
Rowan and Dayie--Dr ]. Is. Ramsay, amer.
Cabarrus and Stanly-E. r. Gibson, amer.
Anson and Union--Dr. Myers, amer.
Mecklenburg-W r. Myers, dem.
Surry, Ashe, Yadkin and Wataura-Abram
Bryant, amer.
Lincoln, CASTOR and cafawba-J. III. White,
dem.
Rutherford and Cieayeiand--Dr. c. Mills,
dem.
Burke, Mcdowell and Cadwell-W. W.
h'N' ~ bCiHs
Bancop6e, Yancy. &c.--Dasid Coleman,
derl.
New Hanover-0wen FenneIl, dem.
aagecombe-H. t. Clarke. dem.
Greene and Lenoir-J. P. Speighl, dem.
Wayne-C. II. Brosden, dem.
Craven. Miller, dem.
carteret and Jones-@. r. Ward, dem.
Johnstun--L. u. Sanders. DEM.
Wake-G. II. Wilder, dem.
Grlnyille-C. II. K. 'raylpr, dem.
0range--P. G, Cameron. dem.
Chatham-R. L. Riyes, dem.
Bladen, Brunswick and COlulnbus-A. ].
Jones, amer.
Cumberland aud IIarnett-D. McDiarmid,
dem.
Samp,on-r. II. Holmes, dem.
Richmond aud Itobeson--A. Dockery, amer.
Moore and Monigonery-S. II. Christian,
amer.
Randolph aud ahmance-M. W. Holt, amer.
CaswelI-S. p. Hill, dem.
Person.. w. Cunningham, dem.
ROckingham-Geu. u. Boyd. dem.
Stokes and ForsyIhe--J. j. Martin, den.
Guliord-Ralph GGrrell. amer.
Dayidson-J. W. Thomas. amer
Cherokee, Jackson, ,&c.-W. IL. Thomas. dem.
Wilkes. lredclI, &c.--R Pdtks, amer.
Thirty.three Democrats aud seventeen
American or Know Nntilings.
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up to what they are BY being brought up in
idleness. Those who constitute the business
part OF the community, those who make our
useful men. were trained up in their boy
hood TO be Industrious.
When boy is old enough to begin to play
IN the street, then he is old enough 10 know
how to work. OF course, we would not de-
prlvc children Of healtl,ful. playful exercise,
or the time they should spend in study, but
teach to work little by little as child is
taught to work at school. In this way he
Will acquire habits Of industry that will not
iOrsake him when he grows up.
Many persons who are poor LET their chill.
dren grow up to fourteen or sixteen years ot
age, or TIL they can support them no long.
cr, before they put them t. labor. Such chill
'lren. not having any idea Of what work is,
and having habits Of idleness, go forth to
impose upon their employers with laziness.
There lsa responsiveness in all labor set before
them, and to get il done no matter how, is their
aim. They are ambitious at play, but dull at
work. The consequence is they do not stick
TO one thing but short time; they move
about the world, get into mischief, and finally
find ,heir way to the prison or almshsuse.
With the habit Of dleneys, vire NAV gen
orally. if not invariably, be found. Where
the minds and hand, are not occupied in some
useful cmpoymentan evil genius finds enough
10 do. They. are found in the streets til
late in the evening, learning the vulgar and
prnfanr habits Of tie elder in vice. They may
be seen hanging around groceries. bar-rooms,
and stores, where crowds gather; but they
are seldom found engaged in study.
A lazy boy is not only bad boy, but
disgrace to his parents, for it is throush their
neglect he became thus. No parents, how.
ever poor, in these times Of cheap books and
newspapers. need let their children grow up
in mleness. II they cannot be kept at man
ual labor, let their minds be kept at work,
make them. industrious scholars, and they
will be industrious at any business they may
d tlertake in after life.
We know Of many bnys-young lncn-old
enough 10 Ito business for themselves, who can.
not read and much less write their own names,
They, too, are lazy, for ignorance and Iazi.
ness are twin brothers. We always feel sur.
~ for such Young gmen-their habits are for lie
the twig bent in childhood grows distor.
ted tree, and there is no remedy far it, They
must pass through kie as tiey have liyed-in
laziness aud ignorance. s.'hink of il, Young
readts, and take heed that your habits and
character be not iOrrled like theirs.
P0Lnsr Journal
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HorsE Dc COMMONS.

Alamance-D. a. Montgomery and Geo. Pat
terson, drms.
Aexander-A. {. Melntusli, amer.
Anson-A. J. Dargan. ". NJ. Picket, aners.
Ashe--Allen Gentry, dem.
Bufke-F. p. Glass, dem.
BunCombe--M. Erwin, dem.
Bladen-G. NJ. White. dem.
Bertic-D. Outlaw. Jno Wilson, amcrs.
Beaufort. Il. Stabbs, J. Ebnrn, smers.
BrGnswiek-T. d. Mcares, amer.
Caharrus-c. y. White, amer.
Catawba--G. T.. Rowe, dem.
craveu--C. Kelly. II. &. Jones, drms.
Cumberland aud llaruptt--J. q. Shepherd,
!. Stewart, l.. Dettra. deus.
Chnwan--J. T.. Badham, dem.
Colambus--D. /. Williamson, dem.
Camden.-D. I, Frrebe. amer.
Gartcret--W. Kumlc,. amer.
Cherokee-C. NJ. Stiles, amer.
Casucll--Wm Lung, L. X Withers, dems.
Chatham e. Gotten, ID. Hackney, Il.
Bynum, Deus.
Ialdwcll--C. ". Clark, dem.
Culrituck--S d. Jarvis, dem.
cleavcand--W. ". Bianiun, s. Ramsour.
dems.
Dayiispn--J i Leach, ]. =. Mabry, amefs.
Dasic-W. u. Nlei. amer.
Duplin--ll. SUa 4ni, WI. II. Ward. dgms.
EdgecUmbe--k. u. Bridser., J. ). Daney,
deans.
Fursythc--J. Ma,an. j a. Waugh. drns.
Franklin--Dr L \ Jgiifrys. drm.
Gastun--RicIl'ii saHsln, dem.
Granyille--T. /. ilafgrOsc, j VI. Bullock,
i. u. Lyon. ,ltm..
Guilford--D. /, Caldwell, l.. N. Scott, L.
W. Ogburn, amrfs.
Grecnc--A. ID. Spi.ht, dem.
Gates--H. Parker. tiem.
llay wood--Dr. = 4. Love. dem.
Halilax--Wm. iiili, ]. W. Johnson, items.
Iiertford-J. Is. Slaughter, amer.
Hyde--Jos. Z. Jennctt, amer.
Henderson--John Baxter. amer.
lfedell--L Q. Sharpe, A. y. +. Gather, amers.
Jacksvn--JUhn II. Dllls. dem.
Junes-W. a. Cox, dem.
Johnstun--B. II. Iomlinson, Asa Barnes,
dcms.
Lrnoir--S. W. Bright, dem.
bincoln-A. P.-Cahslcr, dem.
Madiscn--Dr. John Yanrey, dem.
Martins. W. Outerbridge. dem.
McDowell--J. G.. WliitsUn, dem
Moorr-W. q Ri1harJsor. sinsI
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upon the potato for their precarious existence.
Railroads inersect the land rapid and frequcn
communication between the various parl. Of the
country has already produced lis effect. Nj.
Smith O'Brien will find the greaipsl possible
change between the Ireland Of ls48 and The
Ireland OF 1856; bu, he will find sill ample
scope for his energy and his benevolenpe, and
he will be far more usefuy employed a. coun.
Try gentleman than as Senator; universally
resperleG indeed for his honor aud good lailll.
bul Of dubious character fnrdisclelion.
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Humphrey Marshall has written letter
to the kentucky cummpnwealth, IL which
lie uses the following language respecting
Mr.. Burhaaan's strengths: !" The people of the
slavclUlding States can elect Mr.. Fillmore
without sending the election to the House,
il they will unite on him. union upon
buchanan will not, canrot now accomplish
that result. lie is too weak in the free
states 20 do any good there with him. lde-
clare that do not b lieyc be eau carry a sin
gle free State, il Mr. Fillmore were dropped
20 day. feel certain he could not. make
no appeal for sectionll support. because
abhnr all sectOnaiism apart from principles
--but LEI tie men WIN have been CRYING cut
for united South consider il, and % fOr Fill
mare and Dulel,nn. either Of whom would be
safe Ier tie South "
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4 MAMMOTH PRINTING PREss.-A New
York correspondent Of The New Orleans Plea
yuar, IN recent letter, writes as fnllows:.
Perhaps when the London Times ordered
ten cylinder press from the Messrs. Hoe. il
imsg'ned il was leaving even the most enter
pri.ing nf tie American journals in the back
grund, bnl il will sdon find out lis mistake, for
nnw learn that the circulation Of the PhilaieI-
Phia Ledger trnnning well on 10 one hundred
thousand daily . has compelled the enierprisirg
prnprieioss ol thai paper, Messrs. Swain &
Able, iOoidef from the manufacturers fiC0 ticeiUe
cylinder presses, al cost of s7O, ,000 To
commndae these gigantic pieces Of workman
ship, the Ledger fnIss haze been obliged 10
purchase two adjoining buildings, al heavy
outlay, ard in which lie presses are 10 be placed.
When these are introduced, The Ledger will be
able 10 print sirfy thousand sheets an hour.
or equal 70 one thousand sttets per- minute!
aud 81 this immense circnlstOn--huildng Of
the fastest presses n the world -aad unbounded
prosperity generally. Is Tie result ofan unfinch-
iug integrity, nm indomiiable perseverance, and
a business iscl thai sees no motto ahead but
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I,IiE subscriber oiTers er ssls lie On which
be now resides. Il is dcsiraiie siiUaiinn. one
nile from south lowrll Aradeuy. - healthy - any IN
Oonse The Land l. ia aoa.i rlsfe ol cultivation.
ven adopted 10 Corn. Wheat aud Tohsrro. On the
Lind !. Eiad Gtansfy aud Tobacco Barns. hrsides
every shef house nrresssiy. With large s.d
ysnrcni Deeilns veil aansrd Tor haardeis. II has on
Il also . ssiuatc APPLE 0tehsrd. Prrsons wishing
20 purchase viii d. vel % call on The Subscriber and
sew the premises. The icrms vii be made accommoda.
JAMES WOODS.
Fehruay 2s. az
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SouTH-CARoLlNA ENIERPRIsE.-T Senior
Eduur q the Fayetteville Observer, writing
from Saratoga, New Yok, says:
~ cnnversed to-day with gentleman from
GranisevlIle, S. c.. Wm. Gregg. E,q., who
has made this season six Thousand dollars By
the sale Of peaches il New York! They were
gathered a, his place al Graniieville. l25 miles
IN the interior from Charleston, on fridays, sent
down that nigitl By rail Rad 10 Charleston, put
on lie steamer on SATURDAY.. and in New York
market on The following TUESDAY. Being Of
choice kinds, and the earles, peaches in mar
keI. they sold as high as $40 per box, contain
ing about five pecks. This is one item Of the
benefits resulting from rail roads and steam boats,
those annillilainrs nI lime and space. which have
thus brought Mr.. Gregg ~ reach Of The creates,
marker ~ ihc country. hoagh il is righi or nine
bundled miles distant from him. Tie people
ol the interior ol North Carolina have only to
make railroads 10 realize similar advantages in
regard 10 all their surplus productions"
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L0NG s cAIN


HAVE ju.i recsisej and arr Cor sale. large ysri.
riy u eIfImrrs. &c.. ol the best quality among
which s'e The iolloeins;
Caiasne. T.alcl vnegsr. Iayendsr Wafer, verbcna,
tisfansun and Bias wsir.
Fine Extracts Batin & Iisr. Dsssmie Esl DE Doiot
nsOn. ine Tooth Wash.
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste fH The Teeth,
Eau lusuaie. "A very lne az L,ous kaiharian.
lirle iorihe Hair, Hier's Excelsior fgFni-
lip Slisc. tnw Polish.
Faacy Sa,p.. Tdpoli Palish,
Shaving soaps, Philocanes.
Cold Cieam. Psn,de Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dse.
Fancy Letter & Note Paper. Packet lnkstands.
Envelopes. siesl Pens,
Letter sud Fnoiseap Piper. Ink.
Back iahnan boards, Work Boxes.
Voting DESKS, Cahas,
PUfl Monies. Basi ets, &c. &c.
Nosembti e6. ca
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Lazy BOYS.

A lazy boy makes lazy man. just as sure
asa cruuked twig makes crooked tree. Win
ever saw a boy grow up IN i,lleness who did
No, make 'skiftlcss yagabund when he be.
came man, unless hc had fortune left him
to keep up appearancesi The great mass Of
thieves, paupers snd criminals that GIL our
rvni,eniisries and aiuf houses, haye come
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HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT.
rHE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

ID the aid Of microscope, millions Of little
~ oprnngs on the suriace of our hodlrs Thfough
these this Ointment when rubbed the skin. J. card
Disorders Of the Liver. Affections OF the Heat lnflln-
nation Of the lungs. Asihnas Coughs and Colds are
" IL mean. clIrcluay rurcd Eyey housewife knows
that Ea passes freely hroush bone uisny dick.
ness. Thshealing Oiutmeni afmoie readily penclrsies
through any bane rshy part Of The living bay cur
ing tie mol dangerous nwarJ complaints hal cannot
t,e ,escled rs o.hcT means.
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ERYsIPELAS. SALT RHEUM, & sC0R
ntITII uttMOES

No remedy has ever done so much fp ihe cure Of
diseases of the skn whaie,cr fcim ihry may astumc
4. thi. Ointment No case of Salt Rhcum Scuryy surc
Heads sefcfula. Eissipcas, long withstand IT,
influence. The n,eniar hiss travelled nnny Parts
~ the globe, visiting tie principal hospuas. dispensing
Ills oinnepi giving sd,icc 10 iis arritaiiuu. nni
has thus been TIC Of restoring countless numbers
IL health.
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curffg.-"Ihick as mud - muttered the
husband of a shiitless wife who never made
good coffee. 81 How Is It that at G''s aud B's
sc always get sieh delicious coffee. Clear
- amber. dashed with real cream, II is a dish
Ct for the guds-but this - and wry mouth,
ami am expressive silence, finished the remark.
liiswiie eiretted and,nadr sune peevish reply.
Had wc known tie parties We could have
told them how clear coffee may always be had
with little trouble Or expense. by thoroughly
stirring into the coffee, after being roasted
and nearly cool, the white Of an err in pro-
portion " one egg TO pound u colec, keep
IN warm, but not hot place, an hour after, TO
become brittle. Or tic your coffee in loose
flannel bag. leaving plenty Of room for il 10
swell. Ladies Eatoprse.
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No. 1856.

Montgomery-J. w. Crump, amer.
hacon--D. w. Siler, amer.
Mecklenburg-W. NJ. Matthews, W.T.. Da.
wilson, dems.
Nash-G. N. Lewis, dem.
New Hanoyer-T. II. Tate, S. A. Holmes.
dems.
Nor'hampton-M. W. Smallwood, ]. Mason,
dems.
onsloa-I.. w. Humphrey, dem.
oranse-W. /. Strayhorn, J +. Lyon, dems.
Pasquotank-W. Mann, amer.
Perquimans-J vi. Cox, amer.
Piu--Dr. W J. Blow, Ed. Moure, dems.
Persnn-R. u. Hester. dem.
R"oeson--Giles Leitch, amer, - Nor
rison, dem.
Rocklngham-A. NJ. Scales, Thos. Settle, IT,.
Rowan-N. 7. Hall. dem. w. A. IIouck,
amer.
Rutherford Ed. Toms, Amos IIarrill. tems,
Rsandolph-H.B B. Elliott, A.G. Foster, amers.
Richmond - - -, amer.
s"mpson-0. ?. White, ]. N. Mosely, dems.
SuTy--R. L. Reeves, dem.
Stokes. L. Hill, dem.
Stanly-M. p. Waddell, amer.
Tyrfeil--John A. Benbury, amer.
Unon--D. Rushing. dem.
Wake--N. 6. Rand, A. NJ. Lewis, NJ. A.
Biedsoc, dems.
Warren--Wm. A. Jenkens. Dir. Thos. Pitch
ford, tlems.
Washingtoa--H. A. Gillian, amer.
Watauga-G. N. Folk, amer.
Wayne-E. saus, e. A. Thompson, dems.
Wllkes-A. w. Martin, P. Eler, amers.
ladkin--Col.- Spper, amer.
fancey--lsaac A. Pearson. dem.
Democrats so Americans 40.
Majority on joint ballot, SO.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
THE REST AI.TERATIl KNOWN ~


The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE BEST ALTERATIyE KNOWN ! !!
aota Particle Of Mercury in H.
IN infnble remedy iar scioiua. Kng- Evil, Rlnums.
tism. Ohsinaie Cutansous Erupons, I'mpies ar Pos
iules on the Face, Bloichrs Bails Asuc and Fe.
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes sRinGworm ~ Teller,
Scali-head Ehlailemcni and Pain of The
Bones and joints. Sall Rleuln. Stub
born Uierrs, SyIhiIiiir Disorders,
and alldi-earcs arising from an
ipjudirissis use IL Mercury,
iinpTudeDcc in Lie. or
lmpuriiy Of Blood.
This eyeal sltrisii.e Medicine and Purifier or The
Blood il naw used by ou-and~ of grateful patients
ffnm al ,Hs nf the tnir STAIRS. who testify daily To
the remark ale cores prri,THlrd ~ The greatest 0f all
medi,ines, eCtgTER'> SPANISH MIXTURE"
NeuIsisia. Rheamaiisin. Srpiuli, Eiuptons the
Skia Liver DIsra~, fcyer-. Ulcers Ob S.e- Ahcrlion
ofihe kidarys, Dsears oi The Thrnai. frnale Conn
plants. Paias and Aching of the Boes aud Joinis are
speedily put 10 hish by using this neSlinsbe ieneJy.
Fur ah diseases of ihe Blsd a.hing has get heen
found 90 campare wilh it, II eesnres ie system Of oil
impurities. scs gently anil ellrirny The Liver and
ktlneys. Strengthens the Dig -iion gives tone 10 The
s:omarh, nskes tie skin char anil heslhy, snd restores
the Constitution enicehlcd Ly disssse oxen DOWN
BY The eHceesoi youth -ps-ne yigo andslreneth.
For the DISEASES oF yLM1LEg Il teruaiIs aplira
prescribed with TIC hlpirs cllrcis Il n,igotaies the
weak and dl,aieh. .aud npans elasticity lhe worn.
Out fsme clears the skin. aud lrayss tie paiieni flesh
and iealhy; single hattie of this ineriinale remedy
10 wanh all The s.esllei Sar.apnrllas in existence.
Tie iiisc number q ccricairs shlrh VIC have re.
crsed FROM persans fon all pats of the Uote States,
s the bss esse., that there i humhug about il.
The Press. hosi keers Inagiiraics ply sicians. and
pnsr laen. veil kna@n 10 ihs community al add 'h,t
srsliliany 10 the san.sTu elirtfs af this GRE AZ
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gall "n the Aseni anil ecta Almanac. and read Tie
details II a-lani.hlus cures performed hy CARfER's
SfANisH MIXTURE. Us .osr casfr wHssE ryg.
nv THIxs EIsG nan sfgSkrly TaiiLn. Tie inils of
an adsen-sati ~iii nj admit heif ltll nseisian.
WM. :. BEERS < Gu. Prnpririnrs,
no 304. Bro1diran. Me fWk
To whom 81 oIjsls must le addressed.
fa sale by Dnrgias sni coaniry Merchants in nll
pats Of The URited slalrs AMI The cauadas, and ~
Long &. Cain, Hi!islornveh: A. MeAlpne. Van.
erysfc; W. n. ]. PsyIor. i,ca,Iarg; r. ]. Pslnck
G'rrn-bn,osh; J. ". Field. jamestown.
Iuiy IS. 47-I2m
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Martin Farquhar Topper has writteH a
poem called "i'he Opium Trade" so true TO
its purpose that Punch, Alter reading thrss
,Hsss fell fast gsIssp
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TIE LEGlsLAruRE.

The following is supposed to be correct
list OF the members elect to the next LegisIa
ture:
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SORE LEGs, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AND ULCERS.

some ofihe mosi scientific surgeons now RELY solely
on The u.e II ihis Wonderful Ointment whcn having
10 core with the worst cases of sorss wounds nref.
alandular swellinss, anl iumop. Professor Holloway
h,s. i. cammaud 81 The Allied Governments dispatched
10 the osEas u lic E.ri large shipments is Oin.
menl 10 he u.ed under lbs directions olhe Medral stall
~ tie wor., eases n wounds. Il vii cure nny ulc,r.
alandullr swelling. stiffness Of lhs joints, even Of 20
esafs etanLtug.