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Certificate of Hm. S. Adams Master Of Ship 10
seph Holmes.
New Orleans, Dec s. 1852.
have used the BRInGEWA AFTER MINERAL PAINT
the Iron work of the ship Joseph Holmes the last twelve
months and think superior red lead any other paint
for iron that exposed to salt water. WIN s. ADAMS
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New York Dec 30, 1881.
We certify that we have used the Bdgwater Mineral Paint
and satisfied from observation that fully equa
any paint of the kind in use
HARRINGTON Il CLARK, Painters and Dealers
30 Eighth Avenue.
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DDisTA ABLE STEAM ENGlNES-PLANTERS
visiting New Orleans requested to call at the subscr
bes's and see in operation
20 PORTABLE AN ENGINE,
expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins. Corn Mills pumping water, be exCellei
first IF these Engines that Of the mules
tn TOnt be required do the amount work, and
simple that negro Of ordinary capacity be
taught in a week.
Several work in different manufactures this city and
are giving entire satisfaction.
D. C. LOWBER. Agent
d. laTsGTaW IS Magazine street.
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The count, enlhanted WIN MS new conquest
with establishment, discovered that the theater of
nature and the concert Of the nightingaes surpassed
all other theaters and concerts. They first thought
Of staying only few days; every morning they in
tended to depart, and every evening they changed
their intentions When autumn, however approached,
they returned to Vienna The same evening they
went to the play and our hero had the courage to sit
in the same box with Amelia.
Who could have believed it? To such dreadful
extent may man be led by one thoughtless step.
Ye happy husbands in high life, take warning by the
mournful example Of our count.
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THE FIRM OF j. c. Raglan ~ co. IS THIS
cay dissolved by ANNUAL consent, and 4. P llSOS
CO., SUCCESSORS 10 the above firm J, {. RAHAH
r. P. WILSON.
Ill
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Certificate of II. s. Alexander, of the Unite,
states Military Academy.

i,
have been using Bidgewater Paint for the last
in preference any other mineral and in instance have
been disappointed in its qualities painted the Ordnance
Buildings Governors Island. with it, and have hesa-
ton in saying covered the brick lime work better
than any paint could have tlsed.
RADCLIFFE CARMAN, Painter and Dealer in
Paints, IS Barclay street.
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G1DPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed copartners.ip under the style Of DUNCAN
LOGAN, to succeed the late firm of Rawlins Duncan Co.,
for the purpose of transactius COTTON FACTORAGE AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are fully author
lied to iqDidste the business oftheir predecessors
L. Fl. DUNCAN.
July l, 1855. GEO. VIM. LOGAN, Jr.
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Certificate of I'm. c, I'empleton

HUGHES, VALETTE & CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
y y. yMOk1SON, Wholesale Druggist, No

q ~. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist No.
Having received and extensive stock of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL.
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS, OILS, GLASS etc., ETC., respect.
iuy Informs the merchants planters and physicians that he
prepared to supply them with every article the drug line they
may require all of the pues quality reasonable prices
they can be purchased in the city, Among the articles already
hand and coming in store are the following:
1oo ounces snphate Qninne, French and American.
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and American.
200 p" Calomel
200 Mcrcuria Ointment
$40 " Honduras Sarsaparlla
$50 best Turkey Opium
90 ounces su|phate and Acetate Morphine,
Is Otto Pose
500 pounds Elm Bark, crude and powdered.
SO casks Sal Soda.
80 kegs sup. Carb. Soda
10 German Wash Blue.
5 cases indigo Caracas and Manila
20 bbls Curcuma, light
5 casks Pot. md Pear!ash,
10 half barrels Saleratus
Is barrels pure Castor Oil.
8 Peruvian Bark.7
40 Copperas.
Is EPSON Salts.
10 Flour sulphur
10 Roll ="
bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria.
300 pounds Gum Arabic select, fine and sorts.
2j jars Carb Ammonia,
10 carboys Al. 81
25 sulph. Nitric and Muratic Acid.
100 pounds Acetic Acid.
800 Tartaric
100 ounces Tannic "
1000 pounds Arrow Root, American
500 " /" Bermuda.
800 " Assafetida, in cans.
200 Basam Copavia
30 I" " soidifed.
% kegs Pearl Barley.
100 pounds oinnronba Bark.
go :" Wild Cherry
10 barrels Refined Camphor.
50 boxes CASTLE Soap.
30 pounds Cayenne Pepper.
10 gross Copavia Capsules.
casks Chloride Lime.
50 pounds Chloroforn, P and W.
10 barrels Cream Tartar.
Fol. Buchu.
100 pounds Lobelia Seed.
2barres IVA Ursi.
:. Gum Myrh.
Sugar Leaf, White
Va'erian Root.
10 :. Tapoca.
Camomie Flowers Rom and German.
:. Scotch Snuff, in bladders.
100 dozen Lorilard Maccaboy Snuff.
20 :. Roomes >. and Scotch Snuff.
300 :. CARROTS :. :.
400 pounds White Wax.
50 Doyer's Powders.
1000 q assorted Herbs
% kegs Refined Salt Pere.
cases British Lustre superior article.
10 Coopers rsinglass
bales Hops.
50 pounds Iodde Potash.
30 Nitrate Silver.
cases Mama Flake and sorts.
20 Mngnesa calCned, Eng.
cases carb.
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EHGhiSH FLAT, ROUND AND s4UAR f
II IRON-landiug ships MonmsreIcy, May, James Me-
mifl and Gertrude, and in store 49,
500 Common Flat Lars assorted from IA 10 o. by u TO
inch;
$50 tons Square "a to incLi
100 =. Round 5-l6 to 3 inch; w
% Refined ROuHt and square, assorted 20 - inch,
For salcLy PEIESTI.EY BEN,
ja5 81 and ql Camp street.
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NorEs-D with which Bearius marched against
the Ostrogo consisted of single legion Of five thousand
soldiers mercepares of every description hastily levied for the
expedition The march NJ General Scott through Mexico, the
cabas which he left Washington the eNtoed
from enemies, and the offer from MeXicaIs place him
head Of their present historic parallels between the
American and Roman heroes which extremely curious But
for the honor OF onr country the likeness should here
ca The tios nauguraed newly elected King by carrying
him about the standing shield which they
TIMED on their shoulders.
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u On the 9th ultimo, young lady who was
ashing In Lake Calvin, 81. Augustine, L. c.
caught sun fish, in the belly Of which was found
. gold ring
Id The state Of the Boston money market NAV
Dc inferred from the Posts statement that musl-
cal organ grinder refused TO discount notes, the
other evening, until be received glass OF beer
ID George knight, who murdered hi. wife in
Maine In October last, has finally been sentenced
to death, and will be executed after one wears
Imprisonment, provided the Governor issues his
warrant therefor.
by rabid dog, in Jackson street, Dubuque Iowa
Last week that terrible maiady hydroppobia
showed itself In all its horrible malignfty and
probably by this the little sufferer has ceased to
MEDICAL PREscRIPIroSs-Ths American
Pharmaceutical Convention, recently in session
at Philadelphis, adopted a resolution declaring
tnat tne extemPoraneous prescriptions Of physi-
clans are frequently written In u careless manner
thar their Quantities are carelesslv smbolzed and
strongly nrging the necessity Of physicians writ
ing legibly.
ID The Rev Parson Brownlow, of the Knox
Vile w hs, says that the agitation Of the Slavery
question, the open advocacy OF Anti Slavery SEN
tinents In some Of the pits OF East Tennessee
and In private circles, or something else, is hav-
ing very injurious effect upon the morals OF
hlaves and free negroes in Knoxville.
ID In Canandagua, few days since, as Miss
l.attng, young lady OF that place, was passing
along in the street she was died at by man by
The name OF Louis Ilnder, keeper OF the Bowling
alley, evidently with the Intention OF taking he
life. Several shots struck her on the back and
shoulders, but II is believed that she is not seri-
ously Injured No cause is assigned. He was
arrested.
ID DR. William Young, who formerly resided
In Portland, Me, was arrested in West6rook on
Friday evening last By officers from Beerfeid y
II on charge Of perpetratiny a gross outrage
upon The person Of young girl OF IL, who visited
ms omoe, when he resided in Deerfeld, for ad-
vice Young having hrst drugged her, and while
sne was IN state OF insensibility, accomplished
bis abominable purpose.
ID correspondent Of an exchange very con
ndently states that a certain remedy Tor warts Is
TO rub them occasionally on q sweaty horse He
has tried the remedy on a seed ward with great
success We shall not try II; for first. we Ray.
no horse; second he never sweats; third we have
no warts; fourth, We havn't any seed ffth we
don believe IN the remedy; sixth, II will be very
likely TO injuTe the horse; and seventh its kind
o. nasty.-UIed Telegraph
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QuARrKRAAsTkRs 0SsicE MIMI an, :, c1Sss s
Sealed Proposals win be received at thi, ONCE nm
til O'clock, p. m, on Thursday, the I'D October,
1857, for supplying the Marine Corps With the ioI or
isss, viz: 'u'"' '"' ''' 90 ' mug ' ""
sSi to 800 uniform caps. oomplets. a.. ... 40 a,,
,'so Geo to s, CO.. marine Pompoons. ..a. p-ih
5ooto BOZ private., uniform coats, complete. Of
s sssy sHs , s,Gsel indigo ''e-'o he
soto 100 serEeants's uniform coats, tsame a.
50 to 100 musicisns' coats. scarlet cloth coohneal
..g... dye-to be chemically tested.
lotto 2" pa sst non commissioned officers epsu-
soto SO pairs brass ccst,s straps. =. -,
loo to 1850 pairs linen overails. s......f .f
40 to :. o0D linen shirts. ...' -...-. r. ....
500 to 800 marine blankets, lgrsy.)
$40 to 300 knapsacks.
$50 to 500 pairs wooen socks.
500 to 800 marine tatgue caps the cloth TO he navy
$40 to 8oo fatigue frocks,
900 to 800 flannel shirts ga. -, s .--r... DID,.
Sc 70 5 Ep s5I.i wGs saso :vera Aus
$40 TO eco pairs Canton flannel drawers. 80.
S5to ~ musicians jackets, scarlet cloth, cochi-
neal dye-t0 be chemically tested.
Samples OF the above articles may be seen ON app-
cation at this othce, at the ooe Of the
qua termaster marine corps, lss Spruce street, Phil
1t is to be understood that the accepted bidder is
ovsrais. G, on hand at the Tune of entering INTO
contract, at the contract prices thereof. 'r.--
Bids will he received for the whole or in parts for
theaItcles required, and it must be pcity under
stood that critical inspection will be given all ar
Giles furnished as TO III and quality, and that articles
which do not come tot he sample will be rejected
and thrown upon the hands Of the contractor
Inc quartennasteT reserves To hi the ri ght to
increase or diminish the quantity named above, az
the exigencies or interests Of the service may do
mand. =
Proposals to be addressed TO the " q uartermaster
Of the Marine Corps" Washington, ID. e.. and en-
dorsed Proposals for Supplies"
H. N
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS BOTEL-Dr Wheeler. son. and
nephew, Mrs Scott. Md; Dir Helt, do; Mr. Plum
Iner and family, do; Mr. Hillary, do; Sheron
and lady, do; Miss Duhurst do; Mrs f. shorter
ia; b ID SpaldinQ. Md; w ID Spann: L.; / n
Maben, Va; J Hubbell, Md; w II Martin, XIV;
Williams. Jr, Va; IL Kidwell, do; w p Moore,
Jr, do; Turner, do; w Ludlow O: Mrs Nj
Benham, do; w McGehee, Miss; y ID Green.
SIM; Is III Swasey. do; IA Cenas do; II Kane
do. A Brocnest. do; Goodwin, Ala: C. II
Mitchell, sc; w Hawkinsworth and lady. do.
w Coates and lady, do; ID Darnell and lady,
NJ; Job Darnell and lady, do: II ID Gait La; A
w Alexander, Ga; Miss NJ A Alexander, do: Mrs
Fidler, La; Lanfear, do :; ID Frierson Ga G
stuart; Md Miss NJ J Stuart, do Miss ii ]
stuart stuart DO; Mis-. M Johnson, do; Miss Mary ]
Nicholson, do; l. Sweeney and ladies' Va; T
w Davidson. Cal; W Johnson, CT; Com Perry
CsN; Miss Nj Smith, Va; Miss NJ Van Win
HE, Md Mis-. Neale, Va; @ Neale, do; James
Nsale, Md; r Rceland do l. ! Barran0sr
do; w Arnold, DC; G C White, Md.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-P JRo.as p Doe,
W. Cassidy and lady, = r Seymour and sister
Bancroft Davis, NY; Mrs a r smith. y j: /
w saup, La; f Ca,sitt, C c Partee, c Reed
Tenn; @ Ketchum, lady. and child Ala. Iobn
and w Burton, Tenn; Bremen Me: " y
Brown and lady, Ms; r l. O'Hara and Iady. iiI,..
Mrs l. N Husband, y NJ Simmons, Md; G. Rob-
eIts, Mas; Rice, T c Elliott, Green, Pa;
W Lee and lady Ala; J Conner, USA; ri ExaII
X Maya, Ba; u Ives, NY; and A Whiting
Ala; o Martin, 6 X Cooke, Md. r Gibbons, Va;
} Baker. NY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-E L Buttrick. Wis;
w ii Mstcalf, o; Chas Johnson Ga: Barton
atsryille; G and " Stone and Sister, ~ Louis
w Putney. Va; II Smith, Md; e. La Rue
Tenn; flaws, Miss; w ; Owman and lad v
Homan, NJ
klkkWOOD HOUSE Simons, Md: "A l.
Seisn-r, va Lieut. = RoDey, UsN; A ID Land
ave; 90 Vieder, Md Or Harlan, USN;
Mass. " "''' '-' y"
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ter OF section twenty; sections twenty ons 10
thirty and sections thirty three tRr, q seci aOd
81 Ss section, ONE to
the east haf of section twenty -one sectsons
section twenty eight the west half Of section tWe1
", lime; sections thirty and thirty-ene; the west
half Of section thirty two the east half OF section
thirty three: and sections thirty four and thirty
twentv, and twenty one. of range four. $50 = '
Sections one, two three and ten to fifteen, inclui
sections twenty three to twenty six, inclusive; the
southeast quarter of section thirty four and SEQ
81 q. s
ton nine; sections ten to fifteen, nclusive; the
twenty twSto twenty seven sectSns
thiIty-four and thirty five, of township sigAtesn;
s asoS one two and three the quarter
sections twenty-five to twenty seven, Inc sve;
and sections thirty -four and thirty Eve, of township
range FIRE. -" - s---.''I - - ~
Lsnds appropriated BY law for the use of schools
and MiS nO
for cultvaton if any. granted to the State by the
and other States to reclaim the swamp lands within
their limits" approved September %, 1885, will be
No 'minsrai Iands'' or tracts containing mineral
deposits are to be offered at tho public sales. such
eiHdsd rom sails or etis1 disposal BY the req uirs-
m men Of the act Of CONGRESS approved Sd March,
the public lands in California, the granting Of prs e.
eTRtlon rights therein, and for OF her purposes.
on the dsys appointed. and viii proceed in the order
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
private entry of any Of Che lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
GIVEN under my hand, at the CITY OF Washington,
this sixteenth day of September, ammo DOnini Ons
thousand eight hundred and 6tfy seven; -, =
THos A. HENDRIcks, ~
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
-

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROlD..
The recent extension and Improvement Of Its Iesd-
tire revision Of the running arrang road
by which highly important .dysntsEs: g the tr.y-
fHREE 6s IN fFkSs e
fGTss 81
from Camden Station BatImore, At A. n, lex oept
uadsy, stops a way stations and arrives at Cum
s.oSnd.Th. NAIL TRAIN .s.ss. csunday sz-
A. NJ, connecting at Benwood with Centrs Ono
trains for CoIumbus. CIncinnsti. Indianapolis Lou
with s.ns & G 1 and e sns place
Cieyesnd Road'snd also at Psrkersburg with Ma
Third.Ths ST: LOUIS and CINCINNATI
ENPRESS TRA1N leaves daily at 5n5 p. NJ, CON
from Beaire TO Cincnnati. (riihesf ekanEs Of
cas- a. G1pas s,,1 and aeaching there IN but Is
ton: 1t also connects directly. IN both directions,
at Grafton with cars by ParkersbnrE and Marietta
Connect at Xenia for Indianapolis, Chicago and st.
LOUIS, and at CINCINNATI with the Great Ohio and
onis through ST Louis in less than q hours from
Baltimore. BY this train the me 70 all the ceatrai
the distance Is from ~ to 100 miles shorter than by
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
ns At Ba sIs ssI a. soss Nd "
R eSSYgsske T Shsske E through to al points.
Camden station and at Washington, %. c.
Passengers from baltimore OF Washington may
and over s tsDain sr OAK
land, and resumlng next morning by Wheeling Ac-
COMMUNICATION train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at Io-5.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Train st AM.
w stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
Wheehns Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwaray, the Mad
Tram leaves Wheeling AZ s.31 A. NJ, and Acsommo-
dsilon Ieeyes Cumber land at 9, reaching Baltimore
n9E The NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between GrafSQn and Parkersburg, way
r.. Mss,s wi. axe the Express vestvardly and
II The sT Fs SisiSfIs{ TRAIN start. m.PH
stopping at way stations Leaves Frederick at sls
A; NJ, arriving at Baltimore II noon.
Pc ELIiCOII,S MILL TR AIN leaves At 5.x5
a. u, snd 3,3 Z. nj. Leaves Ellcotts Mills at
FOR sn Wa s Hi eHSsgt saS%any so,rru
A; "a snS SIS y nj. On Sundays at AIS A. M,
Leave Washing ton for Baltimore at 6 and 50 A.
NJ and sand 10 p. NJ. On Sundays at IA. NJ. and
AZ y. Nj. On'y,
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trains. stopping only at WASHINGTON
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The Sl5 and Is TRANS from Baltimore and the 80
And ~ trains from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, Information. fare, &C., apply to J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket office Camden
Station. wM =. WOOUSIDE
jy ls-tf Master Of Transportation Baltimore.
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RANKING HOUSE OF
Id IN
CHUBB BROTHERS.

DEposrTs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
saId Cites FURNISHED TO dePositors WITHOUT charge
INTEREST on DEPOsITs.-Interest will be allow ed
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
., DEPOSITS ~ VIRGINIA AND UNcURRENr. MoNKy.
ceived to be checked for, funds or in
DLscouNTs.-Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Ex change
and Securities, at the mar ket rate.
LKTTER' OF SRKDlI..i.ettegs Of Credit will be
United States on Deposit of Money or CoIiaterais,
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
chargedf Col!ateras. such terms may be greed
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsR.-Tnvelsrs will
be furnished with drafts in such may be de-
sired negotiable IN the different Cities Of the Union.
LAND AND EuRopK.-Bllis OF Exchange and Letters
Of Credit on England Ireland and Europe, furnished
at them the maEtet rate for E4chshge IN sums 70 suit
bought in the different Cities at commission Of
reserve the right to call for deposit Of 10 Dr. cent on
graph:
RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE BoNDs.-Railroad,
City, and State Bonds be placed in our hands for
negotiation either in this country or Europe Rail
'Ura r,1 - purchased for cash Sr with Bonds
mar ket rates. All Warrants sold By us ar gsar
fssd IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II 70
Warrsnts will be forwarded to Western Houses ON
orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL EsTArK AND INSTANCES Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
CoNeREss:-Claims on the United states before the
Court oi Ciains or Congress, ntrused To will be
by prompt III tff BR6GsHiERs
Ian n Opposite the Treasury,
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travellers. Directory.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cor

Il 90 80 - h 7PANY.n s1i - 80 = :
One of the Steamships Of this Company, cssryins
CALiFORNIx, and Or ECON, lssyss4ff4H
Panama twiee each month. On the arnISh
val q the United States Msil 8. s. Company steam
srs which leave New Orleans and New York resn-
larly On 5th and 20th OF each month With the mania
and Passengers sonnsosins wa PANAMA RAIL
These stsamships have besn Inspected and aP,
proved BY the NsvJ Department, sad guaranty 'Sssd
The fsnrsms Railroad ~ miles lonsyis nov CON-
pleted from ocean to ocean and ID crossed an SCR
hours. Thebaggsse Of passengers Is cheer 60 IN New
York thIouEh TO San Fraao.sco and sas.snSsrs are
embarked at Panama BY steamer az me company
expense. The money paid in New YORK covers Oil
Reserve steamers are keps in port in Panama and
San Francisco, prevent detention cass OF aocl-
dent. that the route entirely rsltabIs-no fl-
ure having occurred an eight years. ~ :
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at AspinwaI.
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors. o..
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the a&ency, In West street, NsE York,to - .'.
.r..,... ARMSTRONG, H. RRIS CO.,
jyA-n c.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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Msdioines.
Tn ss 5 is Il 4A RsIISssso .

;s q s E
II H'f HvzRr KfND OF HuMoR, 20. $50
\ oils h.s gt-gE from ,qs1 II -t.
| TAs sserss Serofsls dovs TO q eeMnes PimsIS.
never failed except in two Gases both Thunder HUI
mor He has nov N hs p9s:es,t,3n over one hgndred
TTwo bottles srs warranted 10 cure narsins Sore
One 70 three eettles viii ours the wont kind Of
Two or three bottle; Will clear the ystsm Of Bilss
Csnfsr in the Mouth and Stomach.
One OF two bottles are warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the
Ears and Blotches among the Har;
Eour t2 SIX 9ottles are warranted TO cure oonups
One bottle win cure scaly Eruption. Of the skin.
d nfg Is oo.uea are Hafranteo 70 oure 'no
Two or three bottle. are. warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst oass of
A benefit i. always experienced from the first bot
te: and periecI cure II warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those Who have in
Ss es
Thers no m%:
nor has sbont It suiting some cases. butnot yours.
Of Boston know the effects Of 1t in every case.
sas already done some Of the greatest cures ever
odd, to Odd people of SIXTY. have seen poor puny,
yormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
nan1y restored 10 perfect state OF health BY one
TO those who are subject to a sick headache, one
SaaT and dssnsss who nave sksn haa
been costlve for years. and have been regulated by
but where there her Of the Junction:
OF nature, It Will cause very singular feelings, but
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HOME MADE CARRIAGES.

we have now on hand, of our own m.nrf..,,,. 7.
me assortment of l. light ca . .1.u. . =.
itrfs .ES Oh latest and most approved 461&H
.SIes anu warranted, In point OF work xS3
H anu material to he equal to any made in the
Nhited states: We respectfully solicit a call from
otihens and strangers TO examine our work as we
quality oil our work or in low prices. We also do
every kind OF REPAIRING in a workman like
manner and at reasonable prices.
good assortment Of secondhand Carriages,
which will b sold low for essh.
sH !a'h st.. south Of Pa. ave, near the canal.