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AT aAey.s,
JOB lots OF HOuSEkEfPiSu GOODS
Job hot, OF HOSIERY and GLOVES
job lots VI EMBROIDERED COLLARS aud sEN
Job iot. Of MOURNING COLL aRS and SErt
JOB ~. Of LADIES LINES HANOks6cftEfE
Job lot, oi otNrLtMEN's HANOkGRCHlGsS
Job lot. of 6ENrLENEN'S ONOtK0k 0kIlMcNrS.
Job lot. of LADIES UsD.R1ARALkrJ.
job ois of RI6bDNS chrsp
Job lots " LACE GOODS very cheap.
Job loLs Of LADIES' sh, ATS very .hup.
Dob lots ~ LADIES CoRScrS. very cheap.
job lots of RUChES m every style
JOB lots Of LINEN JONtL5
Jobkt- ~ IkiSH LINEN BoSOxS
Job lots Of IkiSh LINEN. wrrant-d all pure ssn.
Lss and gen, men, pns.o sse as cal, our sooos ~
n MACY,
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TIE. BAN NER.

1n,ss p pef d rs sfed tNe a1oys lvat
po-s.e the b VI pss'f nrfes, w '.9
Oh, shuts, of Tie fPOstoii.- OF the io
cAtons IT, 81 Of the oh-r cities srd large towns II h- Ched
Stsir likewise nltsngenent' Win "a"
boose.r. place Ia which bey hve TOT o'
,.uinr pIbi-atpn pfces "tn)a cnsfSu
ysee. WI, this cannot Do done, the papers
"a sell by matt
the pap-r Trcey.f Is nat c'ut on ea;h
psI,I, sGsie psprr cents yea iof tas Mnty
IL cent. MVItly lScenrs IN Three Iaaes
q NJ d % cents = TIE Weekly.
Ia the snh apes. The Gag 70" and the Ban
ref al u one.h.f ih- of pOss, saved 10 the
brT b, its ben, elbi The uce Of plbciton, pro
pscks:rs II net less thar n'en In All
rssr tttr,,te the rsrase pad al ts ohc., snf
u. snut nrr-s.ary adde's subscription prizes Tue
follow iex N, T."r-, are the
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Ladies' who d. sisn m,.sin<
PRESENTS 70 0ENrLEMtN
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EXTRA LEIrURE 81 SPECIAL kEtlJ EST

THE HON CALEB LYON, LII. ID,
VII contne graVhc aud armsed discourse upon hi-
TRAVELS IN kGYPT. PALESTINE. sc, on FRIDAY
EvEriNG Dec. 10, al CLINTON HALL, Ast)t pace com
m<ngns al O'Clock Tickets 81 Gentlemen Lady,
rs GEMS A reduced be had az tne
LbTaD ID. Appl.tOu Co.., 10 90 Breow,y hsniopa :.
BoAowsy cor of Clinton pace Office No 10 N.ssaust sad
AZ h.. nCsr
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Tive Points House Of tndastry.

frequently cali account IL the following mann ~:
euan. calls Institution and says, We seIt you Si
dsDatip Of provisions loT uoDsy such day but Joa I'D
a. kbOv sdse L."
Our ,ypDaon In this: There two MS on
Houses st the Points, buiidins csld House ~ In
tssI nr PsAsES tho other budns called r'rs Poi,ts
Ms.ssos (hsthod II our nenas about 70 s-nd
button should direct Five Pois Mission ". Y" II
would MI PEAss's instti but you'd 30 the
hstbod Institution, and Of luo acknOwisdse
piop he houses tarc eo8neees Do
Intended for should b. directed, "a rrAss or r.
BARLOW. House Of lnouy, n. " Grateful for the hbeFsy
Of cur iero, feel bound IN Justice them aud 20
svves " maize this statement.
b. r. BARLOW, Superintendent
L. NJ. PEASE, GENERAL Ascnt-
Eew.York Nov. "a 1858
Elnisrant Inteihsenc Cscs Ind Labor M.
= a. st Few doas Of Brosdway. No fees
sh.rssf JAMES y. fAGAN. Superintendent
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6pefiaI Notlffs.

Notice,-Tfe SIXTH WARO REPUBLICAN ASsOCTA.
TIUN their iesoqaertsr. No 100 tlm't, on
A. a. oo an, m, .dy 10 q
By ord.r DAVID DWiRE. Chairman pro tenn
4ss... Hss.s fsSsss,.s1 MeGna,s, secr,t.H'e-
To TIE Edit Of The ~ V rrlbunr
DEhR SIR: 'rcLlaf 4odIefsed % The electors OF the
xtb s, bst,risl D,ct yesterday lrlseon day. very
htel, er' si.t 'hoosh ne l".I.si4 ware nss s.u4
IN place f On Hsl (vho Is crDhtyntly ss"rt-d could
OF IN, "srs, n,.s1 emoeg toe Oanos, AtDosl
kspgtbcsn, snd per,onsy friendly 70 Nj Reed y candid
rsus II. above entirely ofwsranted. make
Ir,eIse whs,.',r to any Porti nha.nce in my wsd,
Rsssttials, T J R EDwsRDs, So ns We., s.t,.
srtsns fh"S Brrs'sosGy: rs S; s:s sfs;
pt,i,d 10 ,pesk s,GfI y. T. MCCORMICK Dec lG In
isrs,ine e1erci'es By tbs Children
The Philosophical society OF The Mechno,cs' Io.
s,n,e VII met THIS .. . oa,s %e|d
''' '''-' 80 '''''''D' JAMES j MAPEs, President.
JoHs RtD, Secretary.
Anna MARY Freeman (,rtUl take. thi. method Of in
mDs her ntPG. So a' % T have ;ss io5Ts Of 'as hs
BECKS Second Conceit Oh THURSDAY ENENIN0, Dec
3 a. id~orh's Hall
HATFIELD Young Mem. Chri.,ian Associa tion.-Tt.
d 0ir N n s S eSs, cblrs m y .s ~
sh sv aro Si,t.st q MONDAY ENENlNG, Dec i5 Sab
tore viii at o'ccs snsl- tickets 2'c Can BE-
bad door, Of A. W wsktr, No S.! shAv 3 Ga mp
bell No s5i stbsy. A. Ran1ey No .sD Boacway, Psnsburu
Car dee, 100 shsy. Geo. Wm Cur r will denver tae next
ketuIe Oh Dec 80.
Fifth Lecture On " The Religious History Of the Amer
len RsvuuioL 7ihav. Reformed Duch Chufch
l3b it, THIS (T uTsdsy) kNkNlNG By t1s Rev. %. ST
JOHN. Iect1rv illustrated with ape d oTswinss.
N.wYerh re E': e ,sa's be BET .:sR c. Sd
Smg.os kdilbuIgh H. sdeIt Fellow OF the Academy of
NJ d,pr, N. wy will deliver Course of -Four Leo
IN the NJ dole Lee Room Of the above College the
follow subjects: Fist Lecture: How Live. Move aud
have cur being" tccoLd; The Heart" Thiro: " the
Hand" Fourth: THE Eye 1hese Lecture shaA be- ius
sieo by ttr and Anatomical Pc pssii and sosl b- uA
p,tTotiiye but oBieftsnag first Lecture FRIDAY
D,e IT, a o'oloCt Ticket for the Course Lsdie'
Aypy the JsniCT at the College or at sHIPEi
NANDEkhOLf'S, corner Of z'u ct and Sdav.
The seventh Lecture Of the Chapel Course, viii
be the Chapel, Cinton of Contres
THURSDAY ENLNlN0, Dec. 9, a. O'clock BY Nm H.
MICHEL, .sq euhJe't: e china and The Chinese"
Boys, Meeting at Hobokeu.-rhe regulsr Boys' Meet.
hE be beo 1bs tlbursosy) EVENING, Dec y in the
Pre-. bytesn Cbuch alma QUO ashingo on s N"
Rev WALKER a The salem Bethel Churcn, Col SNOW
H.wYo .xOecteo 10 addres To. meeting
susss by the Boys and Oh Free y all The tsir wl be
faieL at f. O'Clock. JONATHAN REV I'LL. Presiden-
a ". ROSE superintendent
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Nsticr.-Tfe SIXTH WtRO BEPUBLICAN ASsoCiA
Sl,JN m me-, At thsr headquarters, No 100 En st.
THURSDAY ESESISG Dee. 1853 at u O'Clock precisely
tls. r-qursted ate
BY ord'r DAVID DWihf Chsrlnsn pro teIn.
a.ss... Ass.. fSosss,sS' Mess.,s {secr,t.rie.
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II
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO..
ARE NOW oeENIN0 AT THEIR wAaE aoohA
Eoa 80 and ~ CAAABERS-sr,
500 o.ss. WARREN MADDEN PRINTS
IS case, NEW STYLE AMERICAN DELAINEA
50 eA.., BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
LONG AND SQUARE SftAWI.S.
b os,es ALL wOoL LVNv suAWLs. riRsf QUALITY
AND LARGE SIZE,
AT REDUCrioN os OVER - PEs CENT
Tssy liberty TO state he nAse, kU ths ssds vu
6nd them
SIyTFEN PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY SHAWL IN
TIE MARKET
s. csses POLL d. CHEIERs AND CROeS-OvExo
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
A,c A LAa8E LINE CLINTON AID LAHCAsrkk
OIN0iiANS
Tie aforementioned GOos have been TaIcsAs% h hses
tEes q. . sresf r-dus'ion
TO CLOSE THE FALL STOCK.
they ssk the paIlclar aeuon II tho rrsse " Ass>
6sodA
N. B.-A frll hne of all pssesoi
WOOL BLssHErS
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7,
f Enes Of foows rods rsDy of which VII be o4srsd
. very greet reduction OF forner prices:
JOBS or JACoSET AND BOOK COLLARa
JOBS OF JhCOEET AND BOOK SETS
PARIS EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND szTa
MALTESE LACE COLLARS AND scTa
EONITOH LACE COLLARS AND SETS
POINT De BRUXELLEs COLLARS AID sETA
REAL BLACK LACE vEILs
PUsHER BLACK LACE Wells
LACE COIEFUREs. CROWNS AND cApHA
RIAL yALENCIEkSES LAcEa
RIAL BLACK THREAD LAcES.
JACOSEr AND SWISS TRINMiS0S-
LINEN CASBRiC HAEcKEECHIEja
HOslERY AND GLOvEA
SILK HASDKRRCHkya
WHITE 6OOpA
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A NJ W and ORIGINAL WORK on MEAICO,
n sOU1H AMER,C.. CnISa. WEST INDIES, AIS
TRsL'A, kc
CHARLES SCRtRNER. sro,Ls -siiii1z NJ ia o. 2a4.-,
.xo Of Broadway. bss jus. psb1.ssd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
l. [ e n n O Il &c e.
II. Hooker vs. H.. a.. Kelly

Ia. Hooker vs. E. a. Kelly a. 90.
In the Ninth judicial District court, in and for
Trinity County, California;
THE ABOVE NAMED PLAINTIFF having
| this day commenced his action against said
Defendants to enforce Mechanics Lien for the
sum of $l5,624 4l-l00 against the Trinity River
Canal and all appurtenanees thereunto belonging,
situate on Trinity River, in said county, and
being the same constructed by said Defendants
and leading from Reas' saw mill dam down along
said Trinity River. including the property pur-
chased of p. W. Reas by said Defendants: Notice
is therefore given to all persons holding or claim
ing Liens (under the provisions of IAN act for
securing Liens to Mechanics and Others, passed
April 18th, 1886, and the acts amendatory thereof
on said premises to be and appear in said District
Court at the December term thereof, there to be
begun and holden on and after the 18th day of
December, 1858, and on the third day of said
term, to wit: on the 18th of December, 1853 theHl
and there TO exhibit the proof of their said Liens,
or they will be forever barred.
PlTZER x BURCH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Weavervlle, Nov. l2, 1858
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
poct of the Chimney COrner-HeiieOn.

A mining friend sent us a little poem, which
go promised to print, after while; but the ter
;eod noet has since forwarded the annexed letter,
which is too full of sentiment to be lost:
"For Gods sake don't print those verses;
5dn't write or send them for that purpose.
have been in the habit of writing such things 10
amuse myself, not for the diversion of the public,
md have occasionally, sent scrap to friends as
sort of transcript of my lonesome hours. live
eIope the nights are long, and, were it not for
nv pen and few books and papers, should be al
,rost crazy. have a snug little home, where my
leisure hours are made away with but, while
resting my weary limbs, my mind soW keep busy.
BY writing down the more cheerful thoughts, 9TH
ers that might cause unhappiness are kept away.
You can't imagine what soul.darkness have
grouped through but they are of no conse-
ouence to Others, and will never come again
have subdued that weakness, for have discov-
cred that there is no cloud of so evil portent that
IL has no silver lining. like to review the sun
py spots on life's journey already OVERCOME
some of them are sacred with me as the spot
where the Mecca pilgrim had once bowed to pray
Ter. When tired and respondent, it is pleasant to
seek ones own firesidp, humble and lowly though
b be, and shutting the door, keep cut the bust
ling world, and let Memory's golden wings un-
fold and bear the soul back down the autumn
asles of the past. Even now, down those sor-
srowful avenues, | see one with snow-whte hair,
and can almost hear the manly voice that spake
kind words to poor, deserted boy. Though ma
by years have gone, and from child have num-
tered them until my life is past twelve o'clock,
those admonitory words Of the white haired man
have been my shield from vice, the safely guild
,sing beacon of my pilgrimage. They are living
Bill, and shall live, till the shadows of death
vail the memory of the befriended. l have thus
given you my reasons for writing what would not
Instruct or amuse the world, and what my better
Judgment advises has little merit except to divert
by own thoughts from channels where their
eourse is painful.
have read the JOURNAL through tonight, and
bave found some excellent selections, but none
from the Hesperion-I nearly always find some
hing good from that paper. That was pretty
f.iNtlO pOtHl ny MRS. rADEh, Dub no Utlber tHau
n Don't sit in the sun in the summer time" She
Us hard to beat. G."
We print the foregoing, which, like the poem,
was not intended to be printed, because it EN-
Bodies, and elegantly expresses the thoughts of
many who feel and think like " g." but who can
not give their thoughts SO elegant expression
I'VE fear that with all our friends cheerful reso
Sutton, he is little respondent. Perhaps we
should repeat to him" Don't sit in the shade in
the winter time"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
ESTRAY CATTLE :!

N EKv3E Came into the enclosure of the un.
10y. dersigned, some time since, one COW
snd Two STEERS, all branded V on the right hip
ne owner will oblige by calling as soon as pos
Lug; proving property, paying charges and TAX
*ng the cattle away
Az GRIFFIN Il FOGERTY
-uiHels'IlleI NOV. ~, 1898. l4ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
Special and General Deposits Received
GOLD DU ST

~ - - - - \ -
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST MARGEr RATES.
OFWCG la new Fire-proof Building, , door
above the Independence Hotel
T. w, BLAKE & co.
Weaver, July %, 1857. 21,d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27

H0RsE GAGBLNG.--The man who is a conGri
ed gambler on the race track, certainly occupl
no higher position in the moral scale than he wl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
JN0. B. MAY

Sheriff and Tax Collector.
By r. G.. STUART Deputy
Weaverville, Nov 20, 1858. 443in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
TAX SALES!
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN PUR.
IN suance Of law, that on
Monday. Doco1lobo,,1

A. D., 1858, between the hours Of o'clock. a.
M and o'clock, p. M, at the door of the Court
house, in Trinity County, California, will pro.
ceed to sell at public sale to tie person who will
take the least portion thereof and pay the taxes
and charges due thereon, all the real property
and improvements described in the following de.
lnquent list, and that l will follow said sale bv
seizure and sale of any property found in nv
said county, belonging to a delinquent tax payer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

Tue SEASON m WAsHrSGToS.-Pennsylva
avenue crowded with promcnadcrs yesterday after
noon The fact is that the city Is ning IN, and the
fashionable season Is about 10 commence Our hotel pro-
rretors are already beginning ~ rub their hands with
elee in anticipation o. the brilliant winter which s open
ing under ouch favorable auspices Tor them The weather
itself Is very pleasant and furnished rooms 10 great
reauest Boarding house keepers have already
ed the WORK OF reiuvcnaon for the purpose Of attract
inc the winter vscrs and the amount Of bargaining be
tween the andadics and those in search Of winter quar-
tiers Unprecedented In some instances almost fabulous
prices are charged for back and inferior
dations and when the hopeless victims attempt 10
nonstrate they told that they will be glad and willing
10 take up with something worse even before the com
meucenent n Congress. In short, everything betokens
rush IN December next and becomes landlords and
boarding house keepers 20 make due preparations cor IT,
W1sttnsSon In,or, Nov 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

nEAyNrss-A NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT
~ for extreme cases y calen ne sound masns
% he ear A. IN e least percepble unpleasant
sr.son of singing IN the head entirely removed
srds relief TO the desest and enables them
u bear distinctly At church and a. sic assemblies MesA
ccfOMONs opticians and aurss 80 Abemarle Pkur
i,ny west opposite the York Hotel, London, EAgasd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
MATRIMONIAL.

I WANT A CORREsPONDENT-oNE WHO WILL BE
entertaining and truthful Address " L. Judson Morris
town, ~ y.
vNANTED-TO MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE or A
w young healthy intelligent well educated and vrtcvs
lady with sview atrmony Others need not apply "A
dress Wentworth, 81 Paul. Minnesota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CoMPANy.-
IN winter cement On and after Monday, Nov sd
trains will leave Twenty sixth street New yors az ioilows
A. NJ mail train for Albany; II 80 A. w., White Plains as
y. ", williams bridge; r. ~, Miertoni NJ Croscn
sseets $40 NJ, Williams Bridse Rs,prnine VII Leave
Plains 30 A. W, WILLIAM Hrtfre A.
M Croion YaiIs: A. NJ, Milerioni Do NJ White plains;
si5 A. NJ natl train for Albany lop ~ from Wllism.s
NJ "nnam D''s' VIM &c AMPBErI, Superintendent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-02
LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES


FOR FEBRUARY, 1853.
R FRANCE q CO.. MANAGERS BALTIMORE
H. MARYLAND.
Drawn !, Noe Of Pokom9ke River, ., drawn Feb e6:
~ 80 81 As ~ "a Is Is II 10 81 40 So ~
Drawn NOS OF Patnpsco Institute, So drawn Feb. 81
~ So u u ~ 7s ii . IT, Is
D'aH'"Ss conducted under the saperfutendeuee VI The
State Lottery Commissioner.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
MONDAY March Ist-Washinr,on County. Glass |, -
NOS, II drawn ballots Tickets -. Capital prizes
Ss7ooN, loao3 10 Of 900 10 Of la5 &c Certificate Of
Packages OF Wholes SIG 10 -slnrcs in proportion.
=, TUESDAY, March sd-Rcl Air Lottery. Class IL. ~
NOS, ID drawn ballots. Tickets 50. Capital Prizes--
s2o0OO Of GOO0. oa0OU &c Certificate OF Packages
oil whoes $40 jU-shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY, March ad-Susquchanna Canal Class
T. u Numbers IL drawn Tickets $40 Capitals: S34OOU
O769 20 of 5000 &C. Certificates Of Packages of Whoes
THURSDAY. March 4th-Carro County, clnss O.
10 Noe, IL drawn. Tickets So Capitals S2OOOO s.4a5,
Of 600 &c. Certificates OF packages Of wlucs s7g--
:, FRIDAY; March Sh-pSkomoka River, Glass rs
$4,000. 5000, &c. Certificate Of Packages OF whole.
$40 5O"shares In proportion:
SATURDAY, Mnrch 5th-Grand Consolidated Lottery
Glass u Nos IL drawn. Tickets So Capital Prizes
-S35 000, 1887 &C. Certificate of Packages Of Whole.
elSs-shsrcs in proportion.
70 Nos IL drawn Tickets So Capitals: So is3 TO- OOU
Ioi3ooo &c Certificates OF Packages Of wholes 1926 10
TUESDAY, March 9lh-Be Air, Clnas l. % Nos, Il
Certificate of package of wholes so 50.
WEDNESDAY, March l0-Susquehanna Canal. Glass O.
Ie Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40 Captals:-S3O 0OO,
Certificate of packages Of wholes s55
THURSDAY, March lith-Carroll County, Glass los
Nos II drawn ballots. Tickets Is. Capital Prizes
ssoooo, III ooo, &C. Certificate Of package of wholes
Si9-sharcs iE proportion.
FRIDAY, March i2lh-Pokomoke River. Glass A.
7s Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81 Capituls-S40 OOO $3.50
&c Certificates OF Packages OF whucs SG2-sharcs in
proportion.
SATURDAY, March l3th-tirand Consolidated Glass T.
"a Nos II drawn ballots. Tickets $40. Capital Prizes
$1,000 l0,432 Of 6,0U &c. Certificates vi packages
of wholts SlIl-slInrcs in PREPARATION.
MONDAY, March lah--Wnshington County Lottery
Glass B. 7S Nus. If drawn ballots Tickets S. Capital
prles-eo5596, of 100, = Of 3UOO Certificate oi n
Packages OF WhOlcs Sll2 sO-slarrs in proportion.
II Dollar Lottery is drawn daily.
C- CUnmuuicu will receives attention. If address
ed to H. FRANCE & co..
March Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-02
THE GREAT HEALTH KRsTORER.


have been directed the study of the hu
system and discovery Of the various ils TO which
Ia heir II after years Of constant application come
trin Eushed physician had succeeded in compromising
agent by which the slightest ache may be overcome,
10 has been hsed bencactor Of his race, and with
s,eG popr:ety the world have gladly sung paans to his
praise This being proper In the discovery OF remedy
~; single dsease how much more indebted the whoe
.-nsa ismily to the inventor OF
BiKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BTTTERS.
medicine tina; has stood the test OF time, and proved
gaassea Tor Dyspspsi Earrhsa, Cholera Morbus Cramp
CaUGc Giitiness, Nervous Debility, Loss Of Appetite aud
soui stomach while the various III quscks ami
en;,s have aourshed for and then disappeared
never ,.a!u 10 be revived
Bakers Btters used in hundreds OF families In
Virginia ;h-- only medicine and that they appre
eu'st .scil ty medical tonic of great virtue is
.aliaay a,:ested by hundreds OF certificates in the
han5 OF The proprietor.
Bakers bi,ers are compounded entirely Of vegetable
extracts. which tremendously blended that all
.ni sexes msy them with benefit, and without the tear
Of ice igh,e-; injury. Try them BY all meAne and then
speak ~ them 70 IN. afflicted as they deserve.
PRICE - ceEts per bottle
te sale AZ wholesale prices by all the principal Drug
I,i' OF Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia.
$50 OF Mcssrs Chss Stott Co. Washington. D. C.; F..
u >iaoer Co, Baltimore, and OF Messrs Barnes s.
Park New York
Q Orders SLED by addressing
Dec T. BAKER. Proprietor. Richmond, Va.