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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02
Ma SPRING, 1857.
3kH CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEnWARE.
GEORGE j. SUMNER,

GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
No. 20 Pearl st., Richmond,
Has In store, and 10 now receiving ny recent arr-
walls, from Liverpool and the American Factories
his Spring supplies of CHINA GLASS, EARTHEE-
WARE, Looking. GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&c, to which he invites examination from mer-
chants visiting this market.
His stock will be found a. extensive and complete,
and will be sod good terms any house in the
country Offer
To all cash or prompt paying time customers, In
ducemenss will be offered equal to any to be found at
the North.
70 those merchants who have Been In the habit OF
tuyins all their goods at the North, he would say,
that all he asks is impartial inspection of his
stock and prices assuring them they will save time,
labor and expense, by leaving their orders here.
The most careful and xperienced packers engaged,
and goods promptly forwarded.
STONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices, NH o-2m
y ANDERSON co. having been disaolved BY
the death Of AUG ANDERSON, the surviving part
ners ALEXIUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES
nngr 1Ss Of vain
GREEN 4 HALVES, to carry the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the " arehouse
No 10l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug. An
derson Co, where they will be pleased to see the
'"'''' " ~ ~ ALExIUs GREEN.
JOHN A. HALVES,
CHAS. Ell. ANDERSON.
February lst, 1857.
The subscribers, who the surviving partners of
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson 4 Co, will Wind up
the business eff that firm without further delay and
will be obliged to eli those indebted to them to make
prompt payment. ALExlUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners Of the late firm of
fe2-Sm Aug Anderson & Co.
DICHMOND OR AM ENTAL IRON
II WOkKS.-Ths subscriber is prepared to furnish
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK Of the folio wing
description from large a collection of designs as
can be found in the United States and on reasonable
terms embracing: IRON RAILING, cast and
wrought of over TWO HUNDRED different patterns
Verandshs; Balconies; Window Guards, Stills. Lin
tells; Chimney Caps and Store Fronts Fountains
Vases statuary; Lions Dogs, &c; for Park and Gar
den Ornaments; Wrought Iron Work for building
purposes, including Vault and Cellar Doors GRATING,
Hinges; also, every description Of Wire Railing, in
suding Farm Fences; Verandah and Tree Boxes,
&C., now manufac tured in this country.
Particular attention given to enclosing CEMEfE-
RY LOTS, and Stone Work furnished when desired
Sketches and estimates Of work will be sent to any
part of the country, and whore work 10 ordered,
Plans and directions for putting it up. Also, Draw
lngs and cost of Marble Head and Foot Stones, Mon
uments and Tombs, will be furnished " hen desired.
JAS D. BROWNE, 9th street,
ap2-dlm near Main, Richmond, Va.
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= C~. = sTkAAlEks GsO: fhA.
E~&AGext BODY AND 6ELvIDEkE, IN IN
TWEEN EALTiMO ANU
RICHMOND--Thes above two large and commooioss
stssmsrs are now on the route between ssisi"ois
and Richmond.
The GEO PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
aATUROAYaftsrnoon,a and the RELvipEkE every
WEDNESDAY aftsruoon. for Richmond.
Returning. the Geo Peabody win lssse nassno sss
every Tuesday afternoou. and the belviasfs es"i
NH 90 LUOLAM WATSON
MOCHA COFFKK-3O Mats nice CSnsc,
lVl for sale. APT Stokes kiVEs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

o,-s. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ The subscriber has on hand At bis Coach
-sax-m-Makins Establishment, On Lombard Al.
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHAalO-
TEES, EAROUCHEs BUGGIES with and without
tops and sULKIES, all of his make, OF the
best materials and workmanship; sill Of which will
be sold low good work Of the hind be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask esll from
those in want of any article In the Carriage line ca
am determined to make to order and sell at the low
eat prices possible and all work sold that il new,
warranted.
" m MICAJAH MAN0UM.
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10 bali 1900, Y
10 quarter " ...... q
10 eighth I" Il

a NO1 HkK LOT OF CRkAM ALE liz
"A quarter and half barrels received Per 6evidsre;
half and quarter casks superior Crssm Ale, and
for sale st r. WIL8AChER6,
sD25 No. 206 nain street.
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a. FHENa;H PHTENT LEATHE
S8 G EATERS. WITH KID TOPS-We
have received a large stock Of the above
Goods, 20 which we invite the attention of those in
want They fine any in the city or State,
and we will sell them for S. which 10 less tn IN
they can be bought elsewhere. All ask is a call,
and examine for 5oursel and you will be .u-e to buy
C. 8. MAUICE,
Metropolitan Store
ap30 81 Main street, Eagle Square.
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a GET I'll Il vi Il N . LEN1OINE
French Calf Pump Sole Dress Boots, very
handsome and SUPERIOR and will bs sold very
~ low for the quality of the Boots. Gentlemen
wishing real prime and neat Boot can get them at
No 40 sgn Of the big Boot opposite st. Charles Eo-
tel. at
sp 80 WIN WALSH'8.
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WA.HrHGroN, Dec. %.

| got the information from a reliable
quarter that a practical move is contem-
plated in regard to The public dominion,
which will create an excitement Ia the
political world greater than the Kansas
bill. The move consists in bill to be
attached to the Kansas Sovereignty prin-
ciple giving to each State, on its admis-
sion into the Union, the right Of eminent
dominion as an essential and necessary
part of sovreigni,y. The bill has al
ready received several influential coop
orators and there is no longer any doubt
bu, that 1t will lead to an animated pollt-
zeal contest. There is to be an endorse
rnent given to the measure in the shape
OF new legislative compromise on the
subject oil slavery.
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. Store

NewStOEe|
.N11E have Just openea New and splendid
VI Assortment Of ClorHING - CEEr's
FURNISHING Goops, in the New Brick Block,
four doors east ii SwstlanA's. Upton. lows.
The people Of Oid Cedar ana the ret Of
mankind, are respectfully invited to call aud
examine oar et0Ck Of ##*s#t@
Oser Csals, Dress Cssts. kASsS1s, Jsinas as4
Bnsiness Goals, Pants asd Vesfs-aH
kinds, Shirts. Dracess, Closes, Hose,
CSasSfs, Ccths Z Cassissevss,
SdtiS<tis, Vs.tsHgs. de-, &c.
We have also fns lot Of B0Ots b 0h0eS.
for men, women and chiidrea, Hats and Caps,
Trunks, Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas, etc.
II fact we hsve almost every article yo0 will
find Ia = general Clothing and Furnishing Es-
tablishmcnt. Garments made to order, on short
notice. u Our prices will be low and uni
form, striving TO live up toths principle OF
Fair DNsinx Win AHf
whereby we hope to merit and obtain share
OF the public pstrohage. !a57a
New. IL, '56. 47u. NANNY L lNGMAN.
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Notice eff cnsval.
, 8 !. w ~. f.. j or It's
= = Private Hospital is remosedto
BASTAELN ARC DN
where 10 viii introduce to those afflicted With
Psirsts and 8tpkiNie Dissases, tie FreacA
Co. Nsstem If CsTs.
THIS class Of compiaints he has made and In
i tends 20 make srECfALfY, and the knolw-
edge he hiss 81 ne New Method OF Treatment.
this country. warrants hin II saying that none OF
the forms the dissase 10 wont TO assume, h with.
out sure, quick, and permanent remedy.
Five thousand pAtasnta cured annually, The
remedies employed by DR.. VIM. p Ro1t are free
from any offensive taste or smell--contain no
or pleasure. Persons at a distance can be cured
at home, BY stating their case, and addressing y
letter 70 Dr. VIZ. d HorT. Recoliect the name
N. R-Lsdiss in want Of . pleasant and safe
remedy for Irregularities Distractions. &C.. can
Dr. Dumas French Female Monthly Pills,
Married Ladies In oertAia situations should not
use them; for reasons see directions with each
box Price 81, sent by Nail 10 oil parts Of the
world. Dr. VIM. q. Hoyt IL the only agent in the
United states. Also, for sale at the Doctors OF.
Zee, The Female PROTECTING JRstramena. N unfail-
ing preventative Of conception 10 invaluable to
such as through some physical conformation or
defcrmity, or incapitated for ssfe reproduction.
Orders from any part Of the United Utates, en-.
closing IS, will insure the return Of the instrn.
ment. Remember that DIR. VIM. T. Hoyt is the
only permanently established and responsible
Physician in Central New York, that treats pri
vate diseases, and his practice extends through
every State in the Union. Remember the place
BAsrABLE ARCADE. G sastse
once hours from, a. u. until r. N. Sundays
from . until Pm. MI a@.s# l,n.
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J. z. GOING, g. Go.

.Near s Dearborn st, Chicago, Illinois.
General Wholesale Western Agents for Tur-
VI ner Brothers celebrated Giager, BLACK
BERN, and other NATIVE WINES AND SYR-
UPS, etc Wholesale dealers in Tobacco, Gi-
gars Oysters, etc. We iasiie The attention of
mere ants to The above articles. Turner and
Bros Wines end syrups are too we'll known
to need comment, aud for the rest, We sell the
best article at tie lowest price.
As 3m. J.F GOING & Co.,
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in .fnneona SLAUGHTERED. The Roy.

in .Anaeona Slaughtered. The Roy.
al Gazett, OF Graytown, Demerara, pub
lished an accent of the seizure of large
Camodle, a species OF Boa Constructor.
He had seized fine sheep, and curling
around It's body, crushed the bones of the
animal and killed it. A laboror, who
was near, ran up to the monster and des-
troyed it with his cutlass. When uncol-
ed it was found to measure twenty-five
feet in length.
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County Convention.

The Republicans Of Cedar Coiniy, are reques-
tsd = meet ii Convention, 1t the sCous HosAe in
Tiptoa' On NE 10Th iaT OF January. " II app0int
0slegaaes TO State Convention, TO be held at Iowa
City, on the I7th dsy Of January, 70 nominate
candidates for the once Of Superintendent 81
Public Instruction, Register Of the State Land Of
Zee. And Commissioners and Register Of the Des-
4oiies River improvement. ss .zs.#
a full attendance Is requested Ratio Of rep
resentation one Tor every fifty Republican votes
polled At the November Election, and every frac.
lion oyer tventy.aye J. w. Cattell
Chairman OF Central Committee, Of Cedar Co.
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I'll arrir0

At the De tfere House, in Wilton on the lat Of
January, 1867 by the Rev. Jehn Harris Mr. J. G
WArE to Miss HELEN A. wAsRBU as, both Of viii
tor.
~ Our friend Waite favored us with sample
OF the wedding good things az token to US that
he will VIII no longer and Chat Miss Helen will
lTats for the future. II Is good beginning for
the rev year and may they never repent the wait
inc
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81 AN OPEN FIELD AND FAIR PLAY
NJ II IMMENSE STOCK OF WATCH
AEAS.-NEaya AND
JE WI u nAT

ITHOUSEL'S, Ne, 2, LIE CLdkRE ROW
I HAVE just returned from New York with the
L largest and best stock OF fine watches and jew
eiry ever before offered in this market ! have
gold watches from $50 to SEAS. Silver do from
IS to $50. Gold chains fooru 81 to- $50 Rings
from Is centsto $50. Breastp pins from 81 to $50
would call particular attention ia my stock Of
Ladies' watches, which embraces a tail variety OF
plain hunting and ensmsAi edy cases, ans think
eansuit the most fastidipus-
In short my Whole stoek VI clocks watches
iewelry, silver and plated ware 10 fill and com
plesr. and mnc large Ian has ever been brought
To this market; and will sell Wholesale or re.
tail at prices that will defy all competition.
Repairing done rs nsnal on short notice.
Dec 9th 1864. y2nl..I
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Printers complete outfits. as we have
The Northwestern Type Agency,
type and material Oh hand; also onig agsntsfnr
Hoes Printing Presses in this region. Per, ons
purchasing from us will have their coed deliv
cred IN Davenport, it desired When you come
TO the river don't forge, TO call over.
II. A. PORTER & BROTHER,
El,ly, .. Rock Island
Hoes Pfesse 6. White Tyre Agency.
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FLOUR. FLOUR.

4 FIRST RATE article Of Family Flour can
IA always be had OF the Upton Orr Mills,
at rs cents per hundred less than II can be
bought elsewhere. All orders left at the Mill
will be promptly disposed Of, and the -four de-
livered 10 any part Of Upton. Wehave also on
hand Buckwheat flour, Corn Meal, and OH sorts
OF feed We also do custom work; Wheat
ground for every eighth busbel. and Corn for 10
cents per bushel II II. STOUT j SnEARER,
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Negro lnsxrrsctions. - Great excite
ment and alarm has been caused in vari-
Gus portions of the South, by the discov.
cry Of plots among the slaves to rise
against their masters. The South feels
10 weakness at this time; but is taking a
singular course to aver, danger. Under
the very slightest modicum ofproof,-and
indeed, in some cases, without proof
arrests have been made and the suspect
ed have been executed. The lawless-
ness Of the peculiar institution, Its
lncapability with oil institutions, either
human or divine---is illustrated by the
fact that the code of Judge Lynch is that
BY which the offenders have been tried and
executed. The few privileges enjoyed by
the slaves are now utterly denied IN the
infected districts; their religious meetings
are broken up and their preachers are 81.
fenced.
But, the strangest feature OF all this aff-
air, is that the Republicans are censured
as the prime movers OF the trouble. The
developments made, in every case, show
that the fire eaters themselves have kin
died the fame they now seek to quench.
The slaves have believed their master
charging the most infamous designs upon
the peace Of the South, against the Re-
publicans, they. have taken courage and
set to work 10 second those designs
Falsehood has, in this, as in all otter ca
ses, brought forth its legitimate fruit:
recoiled upon those who used the danger
Gus weapon. -...--. aE t
II does not seem to occur to the slave
holders to rid themselves OF their danger
by taking steps to rid themselves Of Sla'
very, its moving cause. Their blindness
is that which proceeds destruction. The
fame may be smo,hered fo- time: bu'
the policy of the South is to feed il, tha
the confagration may be more terrible al
last.
The 81. Louis hste'igencer thus truth
fully and poin,edly exhibits moving
causes OF the recent outbreaks
The staple bowl OF the low lying dema
cogues of Pierce and Douglas school, il
Missouri, as well as in the South, during
the canvass, was that the opp nents o
the Democratic party" were either abo
Ii,ionists themselves or the secret allies
of aboli,ionisls, who were waging wal
upon the South for the purpose of break
ing down slavery and making the negroes
equal to whites. Thousands OF negroe:
in the South heard these infamous bar
argues. and if they believed the howl
ing democratic" knaves, they mus
have come 10 the conclusion that larg
portion Of the people in every slay'
state, Gall in fact except the vertable Bu
chanan democracy,) were aboi,ionis's
at heart, and ready to set the slaves G
the South free!
Whatever there is Of Southern slav
discon,en, or danger is doubtless ow IN
to the late infamous lying Of democratic
electors and democratic newspaper OF
gans.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 80

The Indian Department has received infor-
nation that about 5000 acres OF the Delaware
land. have been recently sc!a yielding { $50 SOC
pwards Of 100000 acres. including Leaveu
worth City, belonging t1 the Delaware Indions
are Jet to sc sold, 30h;e30 acres opposite ST.
joseph, No, the same namber on for the Iowa's
and the lattsr for the Wea's, in trust will on
the opning of spring b. brought into market
before any [. 5. Lands shalt be off red fer sale
In Kansas
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In the Supreme Court at Cambridge,
Mass, on Wednesday, Miss Lucy hay
recovered 81 ,0I0 of Mr.. Joseph Smith,
who married another lady after promising
to marry Lucy. The pa.,ies belong in
Lowell.
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sNelu Aobertis
Office

Public Notice IL hereby given That at the JAN
Term A. d. 1857, Of the County Court Of Cedar
County Iowa That the Execution of the Estate
Of James 4. Norehouse, late Of said County, filed
their final report which matter was continued un-
iii the March Term, 1857 Of said Court for final
settlement All persons interested are therefore
notified that unless they appear and object there
N that said report viii be approved, and Said FIX
ecuton be discharged from further duty on
liability on TIT premises
4.w WELLS SPIcEn, County Juege.
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l. IL. \ - IL SD 49,
tLate Ounce ., ioe,j
No. LOG LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Importers and Jobeers i
Saddlsry Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage TRIMMINGS, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Beiting, Sc.
II esrectfully invite Your attention to the
IL, different departments of our business, aud
from long experience and superior facilities,
trust we can execute orders in the lost satisfse-
tory manner and on the most favorable terms.
TED GOODS,
Our assortment Of silver ard brnss plated
trimmings consist of every article in the line,
aud as W. are row importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new in3uce-
ments to our customers. Oar stock Of staple
Saddle and Harness Hardware
Is unsurpassed by any house in the West and We
feel confident that we can sell at such prices as
cannot fail 70 give perfect satisfactisa- -..
Carriage Trf mna fngs.
Our assortment in this line Is iull and COM
plete, consisting Of blue, brown, drab and clarst
5roadcloths; cotton, unionr and worsted dam
ASKS, brocateile paranlettas coach lamps, curtain
lights, and every article in the line.
Patent and Enameiled Leather. OF all coiors,
+ Noble & Hoare's Coach Narnish an extra
article. smiths Steel Converted ANies, all sizes
We call the attention of Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles. We sell them al manufae-
turers prices. and are the only Agents.
Leather Betting.
We have the only Ageaey for Reese d Hoyfs
superior Patent Stretched and Eivetea Leather
Betting. Also, Gooayear's Patent superior Rub
Der Betting and King. a=.. ...z...ss -...
LEATnER.--We offer for sale in this depart
ment Oak and JIemlock tanned Harness, Bride,
and Collar Leather, Hog Skin Seating. Skirting
aad Pad Skins, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea
thor French Philadelphia, and western tanned
6alf and Kip skins, Oak and Henieck Upper
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco, Binding, and
Lining skins, with fun and general assortment
IF Shoe Fadnags.
SAD DLFR'S TOOLS.
We ask prrtieular retention to cur stock OF
Tools. They are MANUFACTURED expressly for GU,
House, and Of quail tyan.l finish uncqualsea, and
we warrant them.e Our prices are IS low a. 8
| eomraon article Is usually SOLD for From deal
| ers and manufacturers throughout the eoantf.
we ask call, and aattcr ourselves that our pri-
ces and terms are such as Vii command theil
| favorable consideration. 33,6m.
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D,NygAE Sg.aqEA Y 3

- a. DR.. J. Dennia, = -
EllOM Muscatine 1akss this Inethoe a ~
L form the citizens of Tfptoh. that Ne y now
at the ALpRfcB Houss, where be vii! renal n
few days 10 attend 10 the daties Of Ms " s.es-
sion fs"fs@ ~ 80
Being thoreaghlY aequalnted with BIZ pro-
fession, relying entirely on Nh reputation -
Dentist FOR success, hs solicitx the patronage of
the public. AfEoYEsarIi,Ns wARnskTFD.
References may - had from the following
gentlemen: -
!. Hon. w. H. 1pthiil, Tipton; Hon. y. IN
Cook, Davenport Hon. a. r. Cotton, Lyons;
A. Holtslandes, Esq., Tiptun; A. Daniels. Esq
Marion S. s. Daniels, Esq, Upton; z. n.
Taylor, Muscatine.s sas sf saF z m y - ID N.
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NOTICE.

THE undersighed firm Of J. BowERsock 4 Co.
i have this day, BY mutual consent dissolved
partnership. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the above firm will please call and
settle without delay. The books viii be found
with Jesse Bowereock. ]. BOWERSOCK,
as Oct. 18th ,56. 49,6w r. III. DAVIDSON.
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Notice

s hereby given TO ali orsoDs knowing them
/ selves indebted to the undersig ned, to call
and settle these accounts Immediately. and save
cost s9,n STOUT 6sHEARER
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p URIFY, p TRIF J!
TIE GREAT 49,
Fall and Summer Medicines,

Fall and Summer Medicines,
HURLEY'S sARSAPARiLLA.
Of all the r emedies that have been discover
" ed during The present aye for the :" thou
sand ills that irsh S heir to-" none equal tins
wonderful preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the dIscoveIer (who spent de-
cae in studying, xperimsnt2lizlng aud perfect
ing it) first introduced il 10 the public, and II
is already recognized by The most eminent
ply scians IL ali parts OF the country to lie the
most surprising aud effective remedy for GER
tain diseases 4 which thsy have knowledge.
All otnei compounds or sYrups OF the root
have hitherto failed 10 command the sanction
Of the faculty because, on being tested, they
have been fo I'D TO contain noxlous Ingredients,
which naturalize the good effects Ct the Sarsa-
paHlla, ard oftentlmes inlure the health of the
patient Ii Is not so with Hurley's Prepara-
ton. This is the pure and genuine extract OF
The root. and will on trial, be found to effect
certain and perfect cura OF the following com.
plants and diseases:
Affections OF the Bones, Habitual costveuess,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver complaints.
| Dyspepsia, Erysipelas Piles,
Female Irregularities Pulmonary Diseases,
| Fistula, Serofuia,
| Syphilis, And all skin diseases.
Besides curing the aboue, 1t In also known to
be great and powerful tonic, purifying the
blood and invigorating the system.
| In short il Is witA4ut exception, 10 the cases
mentioned aud its general effect On the system,
| the most elicaciour, as il 10 the most desirable,
| remedy Of the aye. II il already exie nsive' "
| used throughout the country, and Is fast obtain.
ing an European reputation. The instances oil
cures II has effected are daily coming to the pro
prize tors knowle dge and he has no hesitation Ia
recommending Ii to one and all who desire ia
| procure relief from suffering. One bottle being
tried its effects will be too apparent to admit oil
| further doubt Er Rccollect Hurly's Sarsaps
rilla is the only genuine article IN the market
nH-Price 81 per bottle, or ~ bottles for IS.
| For sale at the mandatory corner Seventh
| and Green streets, Louisville, Ny, Faeon Hyde
il Co., st. Louis, Mo-; Barclay Brothers. Chica
60, Ill.,; J. u. Park, Cincinnati, o.; wilkinson
Marshal keokax, Iowa, sesd In Upton by
laly A Gil. BERT.