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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

EXTRACTING SUNBEAMs FRox CrcvaBERs.-
The Wing thinks that the attempt of the
Union to gather comfort from the recent
elections, is akin to the folly of cndeavoring
70 extract sanb>ams from cucumbcr'.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The following "notice" is said to b.
posted up IN the newsroom of a country tav-
ern "uentlemen learning u spell are re-
quested to use yesterdays paper"
Sent him of. A woman in New York got
md OF drunken husband by paying his pas
sage to England and $40 for travelling exp pen
SEES. Cheap enough
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
EXPLOSION OF STEAMER AND ForR LIVE

Explosion OF STEAMER AND ForR LIVES
LOST. The tow boat pr 'peller Petrol, while
st-ani"g up thu North River, and near the
foot OF Duane street. Ntx York, on Sltur-
day, exploded and was blown to pieces
Four men we're killed, and fifth was badly
mangl d. Henry Brink, the engineer, was
thrown through the air and fell on ,ha for
ward upper deck o. tha steamer Broadway
lying at the foot of jay street, a distance of
about 80 yards. The cause Of the explosion
il unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The able and political article which We copy
from the Calais Advertiser. is probably from
the pen of F. A. Pike ESQ, and not from J.
S. Pixies. as intimated by the Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Prof. Fowler, Of the firm of Fowler 4
Wells is leeturins "down East" His course
of lectures at St Stephens were highly ac-
ceptable as We learn by the St Croix Herald
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

In view OF the foregoing your Committee
award First premium to G. +. Dunn, bcss
time 3m Is. Second premium to Arson
ssood, best time 3m IS. Also report favora-
bly, OF W. G. 'nt'eEAorse, as making in
his Sd heat with FlondS horse, time 3n los.
Arson M,son,
Ge,. n Mills,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The British war steamer Gorson arrived
ut Plymouth on the %. from Halifax and
Fayai. She took s1undings for another line
Of Atlantic Telesr. phi from the Banks of
New loundland via Fayal to the entrance Of
the English Ctauncl
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Signed I

ILLINOIS ELEcrtoS. Sprin ,G,ll. Ill,
Nov. /. The R,plblicans have conced, the
triumph of Opds!.1s by m j 'rity OF five in
cac House.
ChicA,,,N 4. The following Congress
men are elected.
LIST Distric,-E. B. W.lshbarn, rep, 1900
majority.
81 District F. Farnsworth. rep, slO0
majority
Sd Dlstrict-owon Lovejoy rep, 5000 ma
jority.
4th Distrct-Wm. Kellogg, rep, 1000
majority.
9th District-l. n. Norris, Dougl IS dem. :,
1000 majority
9TH Distr'ct-Jas. c, R,binson, Donsl,s
dem, $500 m.j,rity.
sth District-philip B. Douglas, dem.
5000 majority.
9th Distrct-Jno. \. Logan, Douglas
dem., 500 maj
Inc Administration vote in the Stat, is
not over $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Fires. Out Of 81 cAss Of fires in New
York ending with Oct, 81, were caused BY
children playing with matches.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Mr.. Levi Weber. we understand, has the
contract for grading the lot Of the Custom
House. Mr.. Webbcr is one Of the best me-
ehanies in the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

CONVICTED FOR KILLING 4 SLAVE FOURTEEN
YEARS AGO. In the year ls44, Francis J,
Cobi, then an overseer on the estate of DR..
Alexander p. Crawford, in Barbour county,
Ala, whipped slave to death, and fearing
thu law, fed from the neighborhood. Two
years alter he was captured, carried back to
Barb ur county, and an indictmcn. for muir
der was found against him by the Grand Jury
The venue was changed u Henry county
where the prisoner had relatives aud many
friends and his trial came off at the Spring
term in 1919. lie WIS found guilty OF mur-
der and sentenced to the penitentary for ten
years. The jury, however, having in their
verdict omitted to fix the degree Of murder,
the judgman was SIT aside by the Supreme
Court and the prisoner roma ded for new
trial. Various contlnuancrs Of the case were
had, and in the Meantime Cobii, having OBJ
tanned bail, married in 4 rcspectabl. family
and had several chl !ren. Inc pcotrtc ed
ordeal through which the prisoner had
passed, the interest felt ia tie ftmily to
whose fate he had sinsularly linked his own,
and the influence Of u prud and correct
department on his plrt, excitel sympathy
IN his behalt So strong as apparently to set
ut hance, and, in the opinion Of everybody
to put Il conviction oat of the question lie
WAS, however, asaia broa5ht to trial about
two weeks agl. SacA wIs the difficulty of
getting jury Of impartial mca that u panel
Of oae hundred and eighty men was exhaus-
ted beilr 1t WIS accomplished. Iae result
OF the trial was ! verdict Of mans lau shter in
the first gre, with an unanimous recon-
nendatiJn OF the psisDuc to mercy.
Boston journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Hon. Josiah Quincy was seriously injured
by being run down while crossing the street
in Boston one day last week. 1t is thought
he may recover.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
TENS.

heavy cattle train on the Atlantic and
s., Lawrence Railroad ran of the track on
Monday KILN. the ensin,er instantly.
VESSELS WANTED There is large guam
tity Of lumber in the B.n,or Market still to
be shippsd, and a scarcity Of vessels to carry
i,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Low PRICED LUXrRiE.. At BROOKLYN. last
week, A. NJ. Johnson. u tinker, k,ssei the
wife OF a grocer. against her v ill, aud was
let off BY the Court for 50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The Overland Mail from California arriv.
cd at St. Louis the 9th inst. 1t left Cali
fornia the 9th ultimo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The Rel ublican majority on joint ballot
in the Minnesota Legislature. is II. A Sen
a.or is to be elected to succeed Gen. Shields.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American says that the Admiaistr,-
ton does not mean to abandon the fight
against Douglas. They claim three of the
mem' ers holding over Of the Illinois Senate,
who are sufficient to prevent an election
These three men are said to be resolutely
anti-Douglas 1t also says tina, Mr.. Jefier-
son Davis has gone home FIR the purpose Of
opening the ball against him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

PErERsoS's MAG,zlNg-The December
number Of this popular Magazine is thus
early on our table. The Publishers promise
great improvement in the coming year l,
will contain nearly 1000 pages, with from
- to 80 steel plates and about 1000 wood
engravings. Mrs. Ann S Stevens and Chas
j. Peterson are its Eiitrrs 1t has AN able
LIS, Of c,n,ribut rs, and deserves n splendid
success 1t is enb.llished and illustrated
highly.
The price is but Two DOLLARS a year, or a
dollar less than Magazines OF it's class. 1t IS
the MIJa-iae for The inns. To Clubs it is
cheaper still; viz three copies for So, or
eight for $40; with splendid premium to
the person getting up the Club. Specimens
sent gratis.
Address CIIARLESJ J. PETERSON,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

1t is thought that Larabee, (DcmocraD
is elected in the Third Congressional Dis
trict, Wisconsin IL so, it is an Admins
tration gain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

FoRSET's Pass SIorrEp. The following
is from a late speech from 5. W. Forney -
Now, gentiemen,I bay3 a most melancholy
announc .iuent t. max. in this connection. -
1t is that the nswsp per, The Press is stopped
my Press is stopped Sens ttion.l did
not expect, in co.nln5 here, to be c1mpalled
to make this sorrowtul announeem mt but
it IS nevertheless the fact The Press is
st1pped-aottt' establishment, but The SINGLE
copy 'rlicl The President Of The Uatd &dtcs
tos2S-!t IS stopped. [Long continued shouts
of Laughter.I suspect shalt survive it
Renewed laughter have no doubt /
shall survive it. But it was u terrible low
do not think ever two cents created so
much havoc before. But we shall recover,
we Shall get over it. And now for the bright
part OF the story | shall receive in a few
days, almost the only d liar that have ever
received from the Federal Administrations
which shall b. about 81 80 il payment of
The Press. Laughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

There was slight fall OF snow h Gro OF
Saturday night last.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
" ASSUMES the Tod
Affects to nod

And seems to Shake TIE spheres y
To applaud Mr. Bradbury was but hllftha
job. The other half, abusing and bslittling
Mr.. Foster, was equally well executed. His
health, AM bis character, and his metal
power were each attacked in turn. The
Machias Union led of in this race Of caumnv.
and had it, ability equalled is malice the
soils organ Of tae Democracy would have been
formidable. But the DRAW back To the eiii.ien
cy OF the [ nion-and we Say il in all good
tature--is its entire lack OF all fun aud
polish and brain power. It's gloomy malice
Is never light.ned ur by flashes Of inteIii-
gence-
Malicious still and still forever tame -
The tors Of the party did their entire
duty in this respect, and S. faithfully WIS
fbis plan Of attack carried ont, that ii large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-28

II cost s25 per hour TO- light the new houas Of
Representatives, at Nashihgton, vita gas
mission chapel has been erected by the younl
men Of Chicago.
FM Morreii has been nominated By the Repub-
Leans Of CoBnecticut for Governor.
Col Boyd, one vi the Board of Pablie Works,
will not, il is said, be Candidate for IoeIseJios
Judge Person, Of North Carolina, has resigned
ais Judicial robe.
Theodore II imiiton recently took Q benefit -
rrey, previous 10 bis departure for Europe
The thermometer stood At ee deg. In Alexandria,
Va. saturday.
The mother Of Senator via, OF Califarnia, died
at Brunswick Place, Miss, on the 22d inst.
There are $50 congregational churches In Mas
sachusetts. tss
Vim HOse was accidentally drow ned last week,
near Moo.efsld Va.
PTic - Of Beef. Pork. Flour and draia all dc
clining in the Northorn markets.
= There we're 2l3 deaths Ia Philadelphia last week,
Two OF eun stfoke and IS OF consumption.
C1L Hamilton, late U. s. Consal at Montevideo,
Is to reside hereafter at Warrentoa, Va.
Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, Is in Boston,
inely.
Jno Lafarge, well known citizen Of New York,
died on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller have been plsying al Lsuis-
vile.
About Thirty Bostonlans. employed on the su. Or
plantations ,s Cuba, have juss come home on ti,r
s0euai visit.
The Brooklyn City Directory Tor the present
year contains $1,000 Danses, agaiass Ss,ooo last
year. .s
The ins u 3. revenue cutters o. santcsky, hsve
been seized on process, representing 'heehsnses
iiens TO the amount Of $4,000.
Jpo. Jackson, 81 years VI age. arrived 10 Cincin
natl, Tuesday, en- ronte for indispapoiis, having
looted II all the way from Pitt eeaniy, Nc.
| The rails on the Baffaio (S " railroad, were
displaced nearly inches Friday, b. thehsat Of The
snn.
The assessed value Of real and psrsonaf proper
~ In Washington city anouats 20 81 oyyeo0 pro
dccirg hst reveane Of 3iss.to0. FN -
A aelegsfioa Of The Canadian pAsiismsst. nsuf
bsriug sixty membsrs Waited fsetrois, ssiaFda,
aud wsr. hospitAb entsrsA.nsd ~ tps eit, sos
, cinment.
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Effect OF svarm weather on the

Effect Of Warm Weather nm the
Ns,os.--The Roanoke literary !socisty RS oonds
tion and Prospects, d,.-The Accident on ap Ia
ieigt and Custom r. Rim. Henry W. Miller
The Trar,l-Tae Springs, &c.
WELDON, N. c., June 26tb, 1858.
have allowed several days to clapse since wri
ting, because there LAS been little news stirring
around here. that would interest the general read.
er The fact OF the business 10, the weather has
been too warm to permit news or any thing
else to stir about much, The new Hall OF the Roa
noke Literary Society, wal opened and dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies, on Tuesday last,
the I'D, and when you take into consideration The
size OF our towo, containing ouIy population Of
about 300, All told. the length OF time she Soce-
ty has been in existenee-havipg been organized
the I'D OF December, and chartered the 26th oI
March last-you will be both surprised aud graft
fed that the Society has purchased beautiful Hall
add fitted 1t up in good style, and has about 500
volumes ia its Library, which Is constantly In
crsssiDg by contributions from various sources -
In addition to this auumber % our editorial friends
have kindly entered Us On the free list OF their
subscription books. and, altogether, We have a
serJ pleasant, entertaining and instructing place
of resort, aud am happy to say 1t is being apprs-
ciated and used.
On Wednesday afternoon, az I telegraphed you,
the passenger train The Raleigh and Gssion Rail
rosd, ran of the track above CASTOR, aud Mr.. 10
seph [. Evans jumped fr"m tho mail car, aud was
very badly hurt. rhe accident was caused by the
ursaaiL ~ Zone OF the axitS of tue tebdtr VT Eyaus
gss the obiy person hurt. aud his hip bone IL bro
zen. aud ne is now suffering very much. THIS is.
believe, the fret accident, of the kind, that has
occurred On this road siuce 1t WAS rebuilt.
On Saturday, the 10th of July. Hon. II. W MIL
Ter. of Raleigh. will. 10y iavitstion of the Demo-
Gratis In ard around Weldon, deliver address
here O ,rt al subjects Mr. Miller is son of d
a,uch esteemed citizen Of Kiug William comfy
IA your State, and Que of the most able aud inter
sting SPEAKERS in North Carolina or elsewhere
tie ladies have requested that the Commit.
tee will provide accamm datons for them, A.
hey desire very much 20 hear Mr. Miiiers speech,
tnd 10 compliance with their wishes, accouIofta
'iors will he provided for all who wish tn attend
The travel is increasing, aud every train carries
~ parties Of spring goers, h1 determined u
snj " the summer in your beautiful mountains How
~nvious poor devil of scribbler gets "a be sees
'hers Gro sding 70 the mountain and leaving
MIN at home; but there's one consolation to me
Iy neisbbor Mr.. John Farrell has Just received
hirty tons of Boston ice. aud there are two do2en
aaIm leaf faus in our Library Hall SO by drinking
ce-water copiously and tanning all the time, one
nay possibly manage to keep cool"
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APPscPsIArroS.-The Common Council Of Lynch
burg. Va, has appropria ed fifteen hundred dollars
TO tue Lynchourg Agricultural Society for the ben.
Gu. "a '"e proposed 'ai' mere next nall.
hiiLEp Ep-deorge Crenshaw shot Alex. Ward, on
Wednesdey last. IN the Rich Valley, in smyih
cou",ys go ,,snshas rem was .rled. and acquitted
=" - W. o,''r,' s " N Aeeu ~ sei'ueenee
MISSES Olivia NJ Peterson, Mary X. Porter and
Elztoe.h '. anderson; all oi sirginia. we're among
.ne esia1uateS d. the baltimore femaie College ON
fruSy ias'.
:, Capt. 6eo. ", sappington, OF jefferson county.
G swSn "as osS , q pa.a.sa oy me facniy o. Hsmp-
deh eyohey ooi'ege, steward OF that Institution.
A sale OF zeoo tons american rails was made
ast week, In We" iork, az 81, hall cash, half
'ine'
Inc buhsio view fork commercial Advertiser
Claims .naI the rairoads OF that State, in their
co"ps.i''"n WIN inc Canal the present season,
'are 1.' Oeen ueisa'1r -,
me hocnss'eI on,on says .here VIII be very ftW
peacnss 10 Ses oIk tnis year The trees
are aheciou Wy 4" "huu VI pHsht. fasel
The circular OF Dir. W. r. Wright, for the Asia,
estimates @ Tue da'nsge 70 the cotton crop By the
Hooos' ~ -"o'ooo 10 <'o'oVo Daies. afA
We observe this year an unusual numbef Of Ma.
,arns,y ;,c.ssS;ns ,hrona,aa, ssy. Inc oraer |"
arseiy increasing throughout the country.
Tue deiaestions oy the state officers of Tennes-
see, now amount 70 SSoooOo, OF which t2oo0Oo
rsas, :" '"' Issue ~ eoupon'' VI the oAnk oi
.,
r.nn nn ,hs 1I.,, ,n., Tsn.s ne,,en ~ Memtnls,
;ny"r % ,,.rrv hsr 'ieias"' VI osr
80 -
WOOD; VINO was 70 nave been hung at Gsnesee,
=. h,s h,s ,a.ni,sd ~ us o,h sna ors'n-
0i, aa' ~ 80, 1A'' .ae 'en p'oAnmo'
,.,aS rs'.isc.'on tr,ps H. n,aI. ~ oern nom,
na,,.s.ons, ~, S,.,,;., oA' s"o s'sn'h iha'ana
r-a uomao w.,a ,o,ns
thu w,i.t sad ayh,ias nsar I,v.r'y suwp.S 70
fancy men' acting a. seconds. 80 "''as'"''' '"'''
william Vance. aged l6 wears. va, v,,,., 9, m. >.
,,,s l., EsnInctv Or e - ~. IL. sss ~ 10 10 NJ "
sparks, aged Is years
rba Iumh.rn.o in s,iltwa,.r Iow. h.
rto,icy .urti,,o Inos. rafts ana H. 80. -. 80.
,oop gue,Ied on the intervention of the miIi,.,x
u, Bu Jcfy,nsn b,. bs..,, .noo,, ,.a -.
char - anatomy iu the ,issirai ca,i.'s en
.ylvaaia ss,#s s.
rbomuson. who was fouud euil,v of ,h. ,,,,,r,,.-
,f ypn, C,ih, N, Ia, fh- sa,,--,o, 60. :. -
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Affairs I'm Roc kin e h a m.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pIsPAr


HARRIsaNBURG, Va, June "a, 1858.
The June term of the county court held its ses-
sion Monday and Tuesday last, all OF the Justi-
,es being present, duriug which they transacted a
large amount of business.
T. W. Gambill appeared and qualified for clerk
# the county court, aud Messrs Spriokell, Trout
md d. Ii Gambil were admitted as his deputies
J. X Koogler qualified as sheriff, and gave bonds
TO the amount of ninety Thousand dollars.
James Kenney ahd J. J Bowman, Esqs, were
Iuaiifedas notaries public for Rock inghsm county
All the other officers elected noticed ia my last
appeared and took the required oath
Samuel Shack EFT, county railroad agent. return
4 eleven honds. winch he had redeemed, accord.
ing TO the order of the court
It also vrueCed, that 1.-The President and Di-
rectors of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company be
-equested to finish the difficult points this road
from Mt. Jackson to lfsrrisonburg, as soon as i.
ran he dore, having regard to the interest of the
company
The pari.h levy was fixed at 20 cents, aud the
county levy at So cents--makiug 81 %. The rail-
road tax was fixed at six cents the hundred
dollars on the assessed value of the taxable prop
erty of the county, and captation tax of 30 cents
IN each tithahe.
man by the name OF Hugh Tilly, of McGeheys
Vile, in this county. met with severe accident
Saturday, the 10th inst., by the premature expo
'ion of blast. His left arm was much Injured,
aud one of his legs also. VALLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-28
Affairs In Nottoyvay.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
Jrxcrros Norrow,vCo v. Inn. 9s 1e.e

JUScrroN, Norrow.Y Co., Va, June 26. 1855
We have had. for the last three or four days the
very warmest weather of the season. the thermom-
ter standing most of the day at 90 deg. In the
hade. We need rain very much now. though i,
siil interfere with the harvesting. The crops of
wheat are generally poor. With some few excep
ions the present crop is the ost Indifferent that
will have been reaped for many years. The tobac-
20 crop. however, is fiue one. and If no accident
nefal Ii, will be a very heavy one. Corn looks
Seil, and ID unusually free from grass.
saw on yesterday three men 10 hot pursuit of u
young man named Knight, who WAS charged with
teaiiDg horse from Boydton on Monday last lie
Sas caught a few miles below here. with the horse
[ his possession, tied and carried back to Meek
'enburg to await his trial. What a blow to hts
widowed mother, who is, at this writing, ia view
{ me, just in from visit to u sick brother, and
10 one has the nerve to disclose that dark foul
iced OF con whom she has toiIsd aud labored for
nd watched over in the still hour of night.
Freight aud travel Increasing daily. | saw al
his station one day this week, fnrtyeight freigh,
:ars loaded with tobacco for your city.
You shall hear again soon from SENEx
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sSi- WORTH RRApraG Why


so many suffer an repine aud drag out miserable
existence untitled for the eDJoy ments and even
diuar' pursuits OF life When relief may be obtained
aud health aud yiSor restored. by "A treatment at
g. ar+cterl
70 those who have suffered long with disease. al
nmat:ny ~ loss OF appetite. vigor &c, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
Lhe sufferers, in candor and sincerity pleasant
venient and proper pre- -criptioDs, thOroueh cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
StrCtions or hnGranee from ordinary business pur
suits
snse either recent or chronic stIi tures an Irrita
bic bladder &C: also. Scrotula Asthma, kneuma
tism Plies &C., skiliu, AID sstully treated
Dir. HARRIS can be- consulted daily. at his ro,,ms,
l621a Main street above llh, and opposite the
American ttote No 81 Sd floor. Entrance On MsiD
tn door above / tn street.
From this date until the lat of June. DR.. HARRIS
will be at his Office Wednesdays, Fhursd Us and
Fridays of each week. but from saturday morning
Gutil Tuesday evening. he may be consulted from
10 A N to L Nj and to p NJ. ap 29-3m
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EPLAM STATEMENTS or FACTs.

On. HAMPTON, Low aged s2 years, speaks. Hear him
Are you sickl Beware Of imitationsl Ask fo'
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induc'
couaterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
ostand the test Of public opinion. No art OF pnns
oan Ealvanize a worthless article, to kee. it
IS @ good medicine If it be not really 30.
A good medicine will live, become popular and 81
tend its sales year after year in spite OF opposition
rhe people readily find ont its virtues and the lam
IF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ru
pidity than newspapers can spread it. living wit
testify ing TO the cure medicine has made 10
him, is of more service than any newspaper adVoT
In preof Of what we say above, refer you
4alnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects
Nh. WM HiGa, No. 1875 SoGth Psca street, Bait
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervop
fsSaSe ss EDWIN NJ spRASK,. No. 27 Register stree,
baltimore most dreadful case Of Scrofula OF year
tan ling lost number OF pieces OF BONE restored
ealth. -.
street-her case after years OF suffering, has aston
she'd her friends Let the af!iC'ed esli to see her
Mr., WIN Oldham of baltimore Custom House sui
Tered from these complaints for II nAOnths with bad
nd mind severely sfected. He was cured by Harnr
0ns 'esetsoi1d c5GdH iih'sS5s cossUapTfoN 5ish 60
Mr. Henry c. Winn had acough for years gree
Weakness &C., had in all fye or six physicians the
li' n 1HaMPToN's .silIs' So; sEdETAsLE Si, TISCTURE
4Sr Delicate Ladies and Children viii please Civ.
! Sold So si bv PURcELL, LADD 4 CO.. Richmond; b
Or. COOK Z, Erederiekshurg; by al the Druggstsii
petersl ure. By MORTIMER II M0WDhAY, Bait
more and By Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
eE-sl per bottle: siT bottles for 6. --d&c
sgy~ A PoslTIVE CURE FOR CANCER
Without the aSe ct tauStic or Knife eadoysea and L.
Jlised byespecidt enactment Of the State LeiSldt,1f
If MdTVldnd, with a good rel Ort from hye physi
;ans OF the House of Delegates who We're appointec
10 examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure of all ey
ternal anct rs, where l'al parts have not becom'
involved before the application made and the gen
raj health OF the pateut is still good.
The above ls all that is deemed necessary to say
80 the great efficacy of this remedy is now pretty ex
A paInphlet giving some useful information on
the subject of Cancer will be sent 70 all requiring
the knowledge IL contains, who viii inciose stamp
Address JOHN GATHERS.
Office No 1902 Baltimore street. Baltimore. Md.
Je SIMS