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1927 ..SPRING and SUMMER STOCK
lCCls OF READY-MADE CLOTHING II am

1904. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING II am
in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever opened,
at my new store. hsve now open q full assortment
of sizes of Black Cloth Dress Coats Bosness CASH
Frocks, tchoice goods) Black and Fancy Cassi-
Silks Farmers Satin Fancy Cashmere, Fancy and
White Matseiiles Vests
FURNISHING GOODS-Cravsts; Neck Ties of
every variety; Suspsnders; Handkerchief; Gloves;
Shirts; Collars Gauze. Merno and Silk Undershrts
and Drawers Halt. Hose, of Silk, Cotton, Thread
&c, &c.
In returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons,
l solicit an carly call from them and the public gen
orally to examine my new stock.
j. GOODMAN, No. 1I9 Main It,
N. B :. DESTROYS of reducing d y Winter Stock
low az possible those in want will find such goods
satisfactory prices. NH Is j. D. G..
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2. r-Ss4gzEnO THE ADAMS,E EXPRESS
pCOMPANY, 1s4 Main ST. hay.

At uCOMPANY, lS4 Main St. hay.
ing resumed their stesmsnlp
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and klcn-
mond, BY steamers jamestown and Rosnoxe, winch
leave New York every "Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad TO Weldon, wilmington,
Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville and the psineipai
places In Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-,
pared forward with great Dispatch and at reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise valuable Isieei,I
places on the sssboerd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be scsonpa-
MED by special Messenger who will give their per-
sru aua to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship
Shipper. will please take notice that Pssi.s.'tso
points In Virginia and North Carolina will Do senspJ
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Frsiaht received ON day Of sailing. until o'clock,
?. n J. L. MACDoNUoh
Agent Of AdsmS Express 70.
eysPECIAL NOTICE.-Expres packages ,1 lof
Norfolk, Pstersburs, Richmond and sll pisces VIZ,
steanshps Roanoke and Jamestown viii hsIesiifSsr
be received BY tho ADAMS EXPRESS COmYANI.
who the authorized Agents for Express prs''s''
Office Of ia, New York and virsini. Steamship
Company LUDLAN L RLEABANIo,
ap4 -ts Ases.
VIHGTNIH WORM KiLLkk.-Cenn.ryy
merchants and others Should not Iots9s " wn,rn
themselves with this popular aud unfai1ns 49, go
Destroyer. 1t 10 the bes. preparation ~ USE .,;on
very swset and pleasant and certain in Z,
Try 10. Ii can DO had OF tne hscnh,
LkDD CO., BENNETT, BEERS fienrs~
and Drugxists generally
DICHNIONO EL l. An BhAnsss
IL FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE AND tENpsn
MANUFACTURE No 225 Main strees ee.~ -
sth and 9th west side.-The subscriber has IoI
500 Crates Tenders and summer Pfecoa empn,se..s
100 differ emit kinds and 10 daily manufacturing o
10 order wholesale and retail ~ kouh bern pisss "a
Grstes hslls, nc, neatly packed and forwsIes
any part of tbs State Also Bells and Brsss 1919 IA
made to order, and ell kinds Of repairing done -
shortest notice. crNooN
EOH HiRk..A competent hnrkesvs,
Il 4coloyed,l TO 10 70 he Sprinss. for tse 49,
season or Ii desired for ths baseee oatn .tyyss
Apply to laps z MLLn-1@------
M PafEMKINs q 10. Ne laI O. go.
w square, are rsesivins this norains' ps'
or and kxprsss-- 80.
Hayaders Rersges ard Orsandis Snshhs
French Jaconels and Mourning Lawns
Copa and white Rfiifiantee very enesp
Large stock black Gro Dc Anime biihs
Mourning Hilks and BereGes
Another lot fine striped 0inehamA - tAS
Brensh worked Muslin 0ssts. trimmse
Mcurninx Hdhfa and Collars ax...
Hoopsd Sklrts asd English eosdse sstN
1rsa md Whslsbone hesps.
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/ fiNa EsTABLfsHMENT, THfkTEENTH
subscriber il fully prepared to do all kinds of work
in the above business, with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favos, and
solicits continuance Of the seine: Being master
Of his business he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at least, be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully a. sheap-s fact
RooF r pe aUTrERING' ac-Hs Is prepared
to execute this description o. work in q very supe.
nor %aDnsr both II town AND h.n antTy and
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING-He IL likewise prepared to do
eli kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS He keeps always ON hand large and
extensive stock OF Well and Garden Pump.
fel7 CHARLES b. LANGLEY.
GKICULTUKAL " A X HUu . e..
n The subscribers continue to manufacture Asn
cultural Machines and Implements, of the most ap.
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They
ask attention to "Cardwelps Horse Power and
Thresher," sipele and doubled geared with Separs-
tor If required, which have taken premium at
every fair at which they haze aye been exhibited
Croskilrs Ciod Crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
in use
kich's Iron Beam Plow, highly improved
Seymour 4 Ssges Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill, an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
Corn Shelters. Hand and Horse Power, from $40
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn rlanterb
Cider Mills Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes Harrcws
Grain Geaners; Tobacco Mills, sc. &c.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL CO.,
ap4-dSm No. 148 Main ct Richmond.
NEW AND KAKE CHEMlCAL..
~ PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
TRUSSE8 and APPLIANCES
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SILK and COTTON ELASTIC STOCKINGS, in
every variety, for the whole leg, calf, ankle and
knee
MATTSON'S COMPACT ENEMAS, the most use.
full and convenient Instrument in use
DR. TURNBULLS EYE GLASSES, andS all the
rare preparations used and prescribed BY him, for
sale at MEADE BAKERS
New Phsrmsceutica al and Family Medicine Store,
my 7-dke2w 1856. NJ W. cor Main and 10th sts
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PRESCRIPTIONS promptly and nccu
l. rstey compounded at all hours, day or night by
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF PHARMACY,at
LAIDLEY l. ROBINsONS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
ap l4.-2m Corner 4th and Franklin SITS
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LUDLAM l. WATSON.

IL DRUG STORE EOk sALE..-0Iy
- Profe ssional engagement requiring my entire
S8 attention, will cell the Key, stock aad Fix
Il lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
very favorable terms, if immediate application 10
made: The stock 10 not large bat is very we'll Sc
looted, and good business be done by any COM
petent person who can give it proper attention.
fe 1I-ts JOHN r. JACKSON.
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TO BE DKAW WIN
EACH SATURDAY IN MAY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1 prizes Of $225 experimenting TO $4,000
prize are. ...............:.:.... $500
I prizes OF $3.50 approxlmating to $4,000
PsXe are.. 64f
Drises of $50 approximatins to $4,000
Prise are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &C
II prizes of $50 approximating to $4,000
prize are: :...::...... ..:........:..... 600
q prizes of $50 approximstins to S25oo
prize are. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TO
20 prizes Of $25 spproximatins to $1,000
prize ara: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
600 prizes OF $50 OV
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- KFMIEkMT0Rs and WATER CUOl.-
~ ERg; Tin Toilet sets; Hat Racks Tor sale ct
l0l Brosd street. sxEBRlND PULLEN.
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NEN tAhhlA1E-, CAKhlAlsnr.-
8KR The subscriber has on hand, at bis Cossb
=. Establishment, on Lombard al.
ley, between Main and Cary (Sth and 18th styests
TEES. BAROUCHES, BUGGIEs with and without
tops. and sULKiES, all of his own make, Of ,he
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work Of the kind can be in tha
city of Richmond, and respectfully ash call from
those In want OF any article In the Csrrase line a.
am determined to make to order and sell at The low
warranted.
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ID RUMMEL & ROYsTERS,
ID COMMISSION MERCHAN1A
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN, COTTON,
AND OTHER PRORICE,
NO. 50 WATER ST, NEW YORK.
Liberal cash advances conignments.
JOS. BRUMMELb
OF Dtearns & Brummel, Richmond, Va
ALEXANDER L. ROYSTEk,
OF New YoTk.
JAMES B. kOY6TEk,
i.6-I9m Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM HURLEY, Banker,
w . So Main st., opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
Richmond, Va
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, Unsurrent bsnk
Notes. Bufn Paper and Mar ketable Securities Of
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AHB SOLD.
ia l0-6m
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PIANOS....The subscriber
SraSszf ~ = has Just received one Of j. 4 G. Fis-
ehers eelebrated7 octave PIANOS.
y 1t il unnecessary to say anything in
dation of Fschsrs Pianos; they are too well
known and appreciated to require It. Any person
wishing superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one at the mapufacturers' price.
THOS. w. KEESCE,
ape At Geo J. Summers Pearl 1t
- r-9as n CHANGE OF HOUR
e-tgA.-4 The steamboat CURTIS PECK,
s2sz1zd,hk- Capt. Jno Davis, WILL On and after
Thursday morning next. ID April. lssvs tbs wharf
at Rocketts every SATURDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY mornings, regularly at 81 O'clock, pre-
cisey for Psrtsmoutb and Norfolk, and return each
alternate day (Sun ays excepted leaving Norfolk
at the same hour 81 O'Clock, touching st all the re-
gular landings on the River, going and RETURNING
NH St-ts e. D HASKfNS
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CLOTHING EsrABLTsHmKNTa

~ - III y u GOOIS FOR InSS~
~ The sunscriber has just received bis Sprin,
~. Goods, consisting Of every article Of ssnsiss.
mems wearing apparel, q wer a. lsrse and f.sh.
ion.bie assortment Of Spring Cloths. Csssimsrss.
measure, ct the sborteH notice, and in ths ,soss
fashionable style, not TO be surpassed BY any.
=. B. SPENCE, No 100, corner NJ
aPf Mair and iSyh
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DASsINI,S ART OF SINGING.-.P. II.
ID TAYLOR has Just received q few copies of BAS
SINPS ART OF SINGING. This new book 10 most
highly recommended. Some of the best judges say
of it
SIN the first nineteen pages of this new method II
embodied more sound sense on the nature and eapa.
bilities of the human voice than can be found In
half-a-dozen similar works by European masters"
ap6--ts
l.. 0Ie5NTAGUE, SIGN AND OKNA.
L.. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner OF
18th, Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute al
kinds of work in his line in the best manner and
terms All who are In want of SIGNS, will find 1,
to their interest to call on him.
Country Merchants who wish to procure Signs can
have them done at this establishments, and securely
packed and forwarded to any part Of Virginia OF
North Carolina, at short NOTES. call solicited.
de2g-dh
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WAIgM9g AND yEWnL1X.
80 6iS 49, = - '' .->-~-
~ have .ssa - tAs Ssss,s /. RssAn.,s,.
Z old town.
9hs musis pvs hsssa from Dmififs ArmSsy bs1a.
And thCusnt IKE ne rel, y szeesdisgiy uaaI
But whenever Visit the 0quafs, fas 81 sssS
Ny mind IL delighted a. well ss my esr.
70 think Of the Thousands IN dresses ali usv
70 hsar sore pronounce the word bar. fHo.Lo.
NEW, '-
Ny watch will not tell the hour or ruf.utss ~ 49,
Az strollins and struggling they bsna forth tRsir
On Main and Eleventh they takes sHsht vf.v.
And walk into the store Of BAR-THH Ln-HEw
Ny wsteh needs repairiEg, no time viii Il heep.
Either walking or fdna, or while Pm ssieep
Yet still III not give thee, though old for one usv
And IN get thee repaired By BARfHOLOMEW.
Nought else does he do, but from eli asks share
Gi,cas. Watches and Jewelry he does but repair:
heres happy New Year to my friends and Che rsst.
he cut rivals no one, bat equals the hast
w BARTHOLOMEW
Corner Main and 18th 81 , Richmond
80 Watch and Cloek-Makey
u ~ Over 20 years In London ana AmsHs.
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no, uNess UAKDs.


J GpalzIEi IL zsEslcAs Asg a:4Alh;IlAs
-MONUMENT J, TOMBs, HEAD PIEOmA
House and Store poets, window and Door sill9 -
,r. S{rss Prsmis awarded By the Msehsaiss II.
. "a Ard A-r,.n pal so.i..y q vtr1i.ia
Late Of 1armvfiie-) tIats Of Cumberland so-l
JosErA BLAN1oH,
(Of cumberland sounty.)
NnORTON, A RNlIsTKAD Il Coz Cen.
NI MIssIoN MEr:cHAsrs. opposite shoskos Ware
a ii ssa . s.s other
hrs,noSs entrusted TO them.
ss.s. -''' .. s,f:.: sl: :s''
T7HOMAs ". Kkks,hIh*; ,o,.,.
tOnce corner Of 12,h ard Carx ssree.s.l
Wil aS s iPS HOUSE s1 HOLD FURNiTTeE, &c
- ale Of Horses every SATURDAY.
mh.sl-n
1OHN r. sOLOnlON whSlesais dealer q
descriot,ns Refrigerstors, Rope, Cordaee, Yankee
Notiopa. as 10, 5l3 Warrington street. between
vesey Barclay New YoT., viii s s.s ords'
o.1. ~ .IDeToRD, n. TissLsr PA11,
YaAaKLIH AAFTHsws.
ORD GFORD 9 CO., Ge.srei CT. ras
o B. COOK g CO.. AUCTIONEERs
Il. NO 10 MAIN STREET, offer their servtcest TO
pub. q for the S sale OF Ks. E'tsss
the she rest nstise and upon the most Reasonable
| terms.
seve goo Do or sale at rsass sas without the charge
OF Out doo sales Of every l.s.Do, attended to Up
B. COOK. wv. No1x.
s07
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~ -- FOR NO X FOLK Am
e P0RTsMOUTH AND The BIZ.
FERENT LANDINGS on JAMES
XIV En, via the Richmond and Petesburs Railrosd
TO fort Walhsll, thence BY the swift and eomfora
bic steamer VIM. SELDEN, Capt. WIN. C. Smith
Purser d. J. HILL
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, Wsd
nesdsy and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock.
TH0S. DODtMEAD 9upt
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D7CHMONO B 8 g q AND BkaAnsss
aAn.L o. pENooN

TSOR HiRk.-A competent Harkeepsss,
{eolored,l to 10 TO The springs, for sne ss a.s
season. or II desired for the balssee o. zoe tyss
Apply to lap 81 WkLnA1@--------
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-04-03

fHE Lotteries OF Samuel Swan & Co. are char
II tered by the State OF Georgia, and have sworn
commissioners appointed to superiutend their
drawings, and certify that everything connereed
with the same IS done 10 strictly honorable man
ner They offer to the public fair opportunity
for investment, the interests of parties nj DIS.
lance being IS well protected as though they wera
present. The managers would respectfully call
attention 10 the fact that al persons have a legal
right 70 send orders for tickets 20 Georgia as lie
lotteries Of Samuel Swan & Co. are authorized
by the Legislature of that State. A lottery Will
be drawn every Saturday throughout the year, q n
orders received being flied In the drawing next
to take place after the same comes to hand. Ac-
eording TO the scheme one ticket in every ten
must draw prize. Tickets $40; halves, s.;
quarters, S2,bo. No tickets sent unless the mon
cy accompanies the orter. The drawings are
upon the principle Of one number on each ticket,
and are so simple that none can full % understand
them. There is no combination Of numbers TO
mystIty the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 TO $50
Veo; every prize being drawn, and result OF draw
ing forwarded 70 sll purchasers.
u 4 list Of the numbers that are drawn from
Tue wheel, with the amount that each prize is en-
titled TO, viii be published after every drawing
IN the following papers New Orleans Della,
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville
Democrat, Atlanta htoligeacer, and New York
| Weekly Dgy Book. Write your address plainly.
and direct to S. SWAN s. Co, AtlaRtd. Geo.
Prizes paid in full no percentage deducted
from prizes as in other lotteries
All communications strictly confidential. 14y1
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Shocking Tragedy,

The Auburn On. " american gives
the particulars of painful occurrence
in the town of Moravin, about fourteen
miles from Auburn. A farmer named
Clark had in his employ a young man
named Albert Wood and young woman
named Shaw, who were on very intimate
terms with each other. On the morning
of the 25th ult. Wood entered the room
where Mrs. Clark and Miss Shaw were
sitting, with a pistol in his hand, which
he tried to load, but found the ball too
small. Miss Shaw volunteered to get a
"patch' for it, and with her assistance
the ball was fitted and the pistol loaded.
Wood then said, What shall / shoot p
Some one said, Shoot into the wood
box" He replied, " won't do that. -
Mrs. exclaimed, "Don't fire in the house.
IF you are a-going to shoot, go out of
doors and do it." At this moment Miss
Shaw cried out, If you want to shoot,
shoot me, and shoot me so that / won't
kick more than once" Wood turned to-
wards her deliberately, and placed the
muzzle of the pistol against her breast,
fired. The ball entered her body just
below the breast and she fell to
the floor with a shrek. Wood then
took two letters from his pocket and
throwing them upon the floor, directed
Mrs. Clark to show them to the coroner.
He commenced reloaded his pistol, and
Mrs. Clark ran to alarm the neighbors
who turned out, and on reaching the
house found Wood dead, he having shot
himself through the heart.
Miss Shaw recovered sufficiently tc
converse, the ball having been diverted
from vital part by contact with some
resisting substance. She produced one
of the letters that Wood threw upon the
floor and directed that is should be reac
if she died, otherwise that it should be
burnt. AT last accounts she was still
alive, but refused to give any explana
ton Of the tragic event, of whose cause
she is doubtless fully cognisant.
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bred Scott Case in the Pennsyl-
yania Senate.

1t has already been stated that resolu-
tons concerning the bred Scott decision,
have been introduced into the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, and that they were re-
ferred to select committee. They are
as follows -
HhereaS, The Supreme Court, ordain-
ed by the constitution to be the highest
sanctuary of justice, has become little
else than the willing tool of pro-slavery
politicians, and has pronounced judg-
ment in the bred Scott case which is a
more monstrous perversion of truth and
right than any to be found in the records
of any nation calling itself free and en-
lightened: therefore
ResoIUed, By the Senate, &C., That the
recent decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States. by which the ordinance
of 1877, prohibiting slavery in the north
western territory, and the Missouri Com
promise, which forever prohibited slave
ry or involuntary servitude in all that
territory-parts of which compose the
new territories of Nebraska and Kansas
are declared to be unconstitutional and
void; and which decides that the nation
al constitution confers expressly property
in slaves, and guarantees that right to ev-
cry state, is fragrant outrage upon the
sixteen free states of the Union-thus
making negro slavery national institu-
ton. Hence we believe, with Judges
Mclean and Curtis, that the Court ex-
ceeded its jurisdiction in making that de-
cision, and therefore it has no binding
authority on a free people"
The preamble and resolution were in
troduced by Republican member of the
Senate, and give rise to an exciting dis
cussion. The Republicans concurred in
denouncing the decision as against sound
reason, unconstitutional, and a foul blot
on the escutcheon of the republic. The
Democrats were non-committal, and re.
Trained from saying, at present, whether
or not they approved the decision of the
Supreme Court. They found fault chiefly
with the diction of the preamble and res.
olution as being extremely discourteous
to the highest and most distinguished tri.
bunal in the land. The preamble and
resolution were therefore submitted to 6
committee of five senators for revision
by vote of 16 to 14.-BoSton Journal
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HORACE NELSON'S ESTATl
STATE OF VERMONT.
DIsTRICT "a ORLEANs IS

a 7 Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within
~ and for the District Of Orleans, on the 30th
day of March, A. D. 1857:
NATHANIEL 2. NELSON, Executor Of the last
Will and Testament Of Horace Nelson, late OF
osssrsts Tll, ussCeaseu, sstlQ
Court his petition in writing, setting forth that
deceased died seized of certain real estate in
Craftsbury, to wit The farm occupied bv said
deceased in bis lifetime; also, part of lot No.
ii in the 18th range of lots in said Craftsburv-
And that it viii be conducive to the interest Of
the heirs to said real estate to sell the whole
Of said real estate, that the proceeds Of said
sale may be put upon interest, or invested in
Stocks or other real estate for their benefit
And all the persons residing in this State who
are interested either by themselves or their guar
dams, having signifed their assent thereto.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said Court at a session
thereof to be held at said lrasburgh, on the 22nd
day of April, 1857, that they may be heard in the
matter, and show cause why license should not
be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stan
dard, newspaper printed at lrasburgh in this
State, the last Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
GiueH under my hand at the Probate Office IN
hasburgh, dtis 3Oh dag Of March A. D. 1857
l4w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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Interesting from Nicaragua.

New York, March 2S.-A letter to the
Commercial AdUertiser from Aspinwall,
dated 18th March, says Walker is strong
ly fortified at Rivas, and will defend it
all hazards, although he has only force
of 600 men, and is getting short of pro-
visions. He is hemmed in with 5000
Costa Ricans, and the States of Hon.
duras, San Salvador and San Jose are
furnishing and have forwarded 5000
more to join the Costa Ricans, making a
total of 5000 troops of the allied army.
Walker is in critical situation, and
unless he is Immediately reinforced, his
chances are small of gaining another
battle.
He will maintain his position, and hold
out as long as possible, and his men will
sell their lives dearly before they will be
taken, as no quarter will be given by the
Allies.
The news that went by the Tennessee
was so conflicting that no reliance could
be placed on the various reports.
The frigate independence and cor.
vette Decatur are at Panama; officers
and crew all well. The John Adams
and St. Marys are expected daily. Capt
Fairfax is waiting to join the John Ad-
ans in Panama.
The Cyane is here all well. The
Wabash has not yet arrived.
Spencer keeps close, and is hardly IL
be seen.
Advices from Bogota to Feb. 49,
Mr.. Morse's propositions or demand:
will not be accepted. He is expected
here by the steamer from Carthagena.
The intelligence has caused quite stil
in Panama.
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oyYeENATED BITTERs
4 sure cure for DYSPEPSIA.

The history Of this remarkable medicine. ans
its astonishing success in obstinate cases Of Dss.
persia, asthma, and General Debility Of he SIS.
TEN, places it among the most wonderful discove,
ries in medical science, and has given it repu-
tation far beyond any remedy known for these
complaints, in all their various forms.
The orygeAated Bifers contain nothing which
can intoxicate; and the medicine has no similar
ity whatever to the various alcoholic mixtures
disguised as I" Bitters," being purely medicinal
compound, in which are combined the most valu-
able remedial agents, and peculiar oxygenated
property, hitherto unknown but highly eficacious
in all complaints arising from weakness and de-
rangement, or prostration of the stomach and
system generally. 1t is mild and agreeable
tonic, removing all disagreeable symptoms, and
assisting nature in her efforts to restore the i'm
paired powers of the system.
SETH w. FowLE & Co, 1873 Washington st..
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
rywhere.
AGENTS.--R. W. ME-, Hasburgh; KIM
BALL & CUMMINGS, Coyentyi 7. c. BUrLER,
Derby Line; VIM. JosLYN, Bsrtonj S. s. BIANcH.
ARD, Glover; SABIN SooTT, Lowell; DoN c. A.
RICHARDSON, No. Craftsbury; HovEY & SMrru
Albany.