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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

Orr MrrRororLrAs PoLICr CossssIosERs-
Tpy Know NorHISgs SorD.--With en- air OF
candor, innocence and simplicity that IL per-
fectly refreshing, the Albany Journal (Thurlew
Weeds lobby organ) gives US the following In
teresting information concerning our Board OF
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, to wit -
The terms Of service Of Mcssre svanshan and Bowen
expire after the adjournment OF the legslsiure, sno
though no, required 10 serd their names 70 tne senate
upt after such expiration The Governor nouRot propef
10 do &C. Though democrats, opposed W tne fohce nv,
the Governor bad reason W appreheoo Nrot parry
xote aqslnst commissioners vho have PAINFULLY as.
charged their duties eth less reason 70 suppose mat
seosioys other than would be induced W unite
tbelv voice With those OF democratic senator's 10 opppsuon
n tbese nominations IsaInipg, however that ne nad
cd the tAmper OF senators la both these fespecb
ara ne chosins 70 even hazard the efficiency aud nteg
rtv al the Police the Governor properly and
prornp<Iy withdrew the names q Hessrs v wen and
ssrenshsp n In understood that Thomas SULLIVAN
pa Who wss pomnaied . COMMISSIONER 10 paoe o.
Cholvell, was confirmed.
The meaning Of this is that The Governor
will re- appcin. Messra Strsnahan aud Bowen
after the adjournment Of the Legislature and
that, In securing the confirmation OF Mr. Still
man in the place Of Mr.. Cholwcll, the Governor
has proved little too sharp for the Know
Notbnaa, and they are sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

Mn. BUCHANAN AND Gov. WtsE-A black re.
publican newspaper correspondent at Washing
ton has put the report into circulation that Mr..
Buchanan, driven to despair BY the action Of
the House on the Kansas question, has written
doleful and pitiful letter to Gov. Wise in
search Of advice and consolation. OF course
this extraordinary bit Of news is pitiful fabri.
cation. Mr.. Buchanan has done bis duty In re-
gard 10 Kansas, and in leaving the issue with
Congress, be leaves to them the responsibilities
OF settlement Of this disgusting squsbble. II
letter has lately passed between the parties
indicated ne dare say was from Governor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

CHARITY BnIs.-The charity ball business
has been pretty well used up this year, and 1t
will be very difficult to get up any affair of the
sort for some time TO come. This is as il should
be; and we have suspicion that 'thc poor"
have not been much benefited by oil the dane
ing that has been ostensibly done for their re-
lief The term "poor" lie altogether too gene
raj, and it will be well TO specify hereafter the
particular class of "poor" that is TO be relieved
Let us know whether We are polking, WATKINS
Hddling and dancing for the poor of the Fli'h
avenue or the poor Of the Five Points. Let US
End out those disiuterested philanthropis's VINO
spend their valuable time in getting up these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12
IN -cuss for their home In Nebraska Territory after
vtsit % Washington. We give In another column

9" 'oue 10Y tner nome In NetraskA Territory, after
visit 70 Washington. We give In another column
some Interesting particulars concerning them.
TSs frcen news By the America q asrsx giving &C.
counts d s'gha failas 81 U the prices q cotton ct
Liverpool produced ocrrssp ,ndios ssct upon pris~s
IL tbs market en- Saturday Dealers continued % be
good deal innuerced BY Southern sdv,oes. The sale
reached abozt 500 bales upon tasis u sboo.
nor nodi'ng upaands. The nour market was depressed
oy the foreign news and prices lever for cost
descriptions Nd especially for low grades
exVss, wnle sales wore moderate Wheat only
neeeraseiy dealt IN, at prices given IN another place
Corr opened at &c for yellow but closed du at &c
nc for white, snd 7ac a7ac for yellow Po.S heavy
auc lower, with sales OF at slT 20 81 t5 ADD
prime at pa 80 Si4 3S srgars we're in good demand
tnd quite steady at the reject al vance with sales o.
shout 200 bids at full prices. Coffee sold to the
tent OF about COG bses including Rio ao1 marAcbc q,
steady prices Freights exhibited tone, wthou,
change OF importance in rates. Grain taxes Tor
Liverpool in bulk at AID; flour, q Is III q Is aSe.
rosta 81 Is ID q Ia. Cd; cheese q: 2Qs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL H. 1858.

be fully prepared 10 protect our inerests and
our rights. without she aid or interference OF
any European alliance. and in the iHerv& we
are perfectly satisfied to remain passive specta-
tors Of the Chinese war. prepared to resume our
oo,smexcisI relations there when Eogtand,
France and Russia get tired OF hacking on thc
he ads Of the celestisls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-12

to the civilizSOg Influences Of our principles
have been convtVtsd from mosal desert iGto .
garden biossoming like the rose. The Same for
tune is in store for Mexico itself whenever she
seeks refuge from her traditional misfertunes
under the fostering care Of the United States;
but not till then.
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HIM I7FI|fI' II
Sun b. slsD asl57lN n lsO a5lsqN slSl4Sls X Itv
3 ~ r. h : s:: ~ s : ~; = 81 q T.


sssurcsy-Cesr and pleasant all day: night .Iea-
sunday-Cear aud pleasant Oil day; night clesr
Mooosy--yyercsst ~hh rain. fog during evening
Tucsday--Cioudy ali day; nignt, dark
wednesdsy--Clear ali DAY night cleay
narsday-hornDg, f9ggy afternoon and night owe,
cast
Fridsy-Nornns, light rain afternoon, clear AMI warm
night, clear, with occasional lighting
saiurisy Morning, clear and warm
The value Of foreign goods imported at the port q
Boston during the week ending 9th instant
amounted 10 t542 $50. showing decrease Of t3l3,
0oS ~ compared with the corresponding period in
1867
A delegation Of Pawnee Indians is now in the cilJ
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Wise, asking "Wher am to goa qSession.
we presume, which i. would net puzzle the
President to answer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. liz You HAVE A CouoH.

III YOU HAVE COuaH,
TAkE HAMProN's TINoTuRR.
III yoa have Dyspepsia,
TAKE hAMpToN's TINoruRE.
TAkE mAMproN's TINcTuRR.
+ kE HaaproN's TINcruRE.
If you are all Weakness,
TAKk nAaPToN's TINCTuRE
II you have Headache.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
ASTHMA. COUGH, CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is me ST hshiy ssieemed like thousands Of our best
Known citizens. feels il duty to bear testimony of
lne Sonderiut curative power II BAAPTOS'S
TfHCFGkk Why let your friends sufitr and die
without giving IL sria1 ,ati and Get pam phiet,
ano see testimony.
BALTIMORE SrrT 2s 1855
Messrs Mortimer q Mo,cbrd ~ Geasiemea: have
bev. soie tine sf1lct 10 with asthma, mpa-
MED With shogtntss tf breath, with many mpto ms
pr psrane of HAMPTVN's Ss6ETfBLE fINC-
TUaE. Rom having used the same, nductd me to
procure = bottle OF the TtnctEre, aud by the Of
one bottle was 81 much better that was induced to
use more OF IL. and by taking Ave six bottles
restored to nsas health aud will say to all per
cons VITO are afflicted as was to HAMPTUS'c
VEGETABLE TIACTURE.
6entlemeB--You are st liberty to use my name
For the benefit Of the afflicted
ELLEN FRDsu
S. West corner Of Liberty aud Clay SITS,
Baltimore, Md.
go Call and get Pamphlets aud SEQ cures.
SgiS by PURCELL LADD q 90, Richmoud; BY
DIR COOKE. Fredeticksaurg by all the Druggists
in peteIsbure; by MORTIMER NOW BhAY. ,.
Bsitim re, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers
every ywhere.
Ra- 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
IL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

Ersscfs eS Fkldsr st Petersburg papers con
tain All seeoaut0 Of she depopalatieu OF an eatire
as,rici by fright, ~hIeA occurred Ia July last, 10
the Asissie iruagier, beyond rhe Crrt. oa tAe
third of the mongh, the ~hels population Il tso
villages. kosi0~ks asi Senl~eko, srisieaiy ap-
peafed, With all their messsele Fropsriy, Ia the
district te~e ef N0vessrsssssk, wisa TIE i1.si -
gence thai ea1asisss aarSes VI 6sshkits had lava
led the ueis hhxias village sf posruska- They
asa stated that Tue aeaatse trsbss Of RAshkFs aud
k,rxhssses ~sEe 0vsri unalhg, and ssyfes wxses
the eatirs country, The Inhabitants " Nesesef
gievsk we're panic stricken hy the esss. sea d d
preclpitately, communicating their hight % tas
region through which they passed, ths snsirs
post road from Samsra 10 oreabars vas IA mo
ton, aud on both sides Of the read, fer etstass>
OF City serets. wherever the rumor reached. th'
people fed hsitsr -skelter, In thres Gays tssat,
villages were depopuiated, aud In twelve ether
tho Inhabitants we're on the point OF leAv,aI
when news came that the runor was uafoaaded
The report seems TO have originated With as ins
briated government officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17
FsIaHrruL Acclprsr.-A aorr,b!e accident

FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENTAL horrible accident oc-
Cured on saturday week at New Orleans, fortu,
nately attended with but the loss of one life
Two painters, named James Nay loTEand Dick Reed.
were engaged painting the cornice of tae upper
wiudows on the Camp street side. of Odd Fellows
Hall. They on kind of platform, suspend
I'D by ropes from and secured above in such man
ger thar they could raise or lower themselves at
will. The platform was fastened to ropes by
means Of hooks, that were in turn corded or
.'moused" 80 as to prevent them becoming un-
hooked. The fatal casualty happened through
the breaking. iu some way not explained, of this
mousiug, which allowed the hook TO get ont ot
the ring it cisspei. aud consequently that side Of
the platform was precipitateS downwsrds. Nay
lor had time bat TO utter a single cry, ere be
was dashed to death on the pavement beneath, a
distance of some seventy or eigaty feet. The es
cape of his comrade from the same dreadful death
was almost miraculous. Just as the platform san Z
from uuder him, he happened 10 be reaching Cor
u psiu, pot, thar lay on the corniee, aud TO do SO
he had to grasp the rope with bis right hsnd, and
had his left just passing over the corner Of the
moulding, He luckily had sufficient grasp to hold
on by rs he felt the seat go down. Suspended NJ
such height, with the scene he had observed be-
low was indeed an awful situation, but he was
able to come down from HE periioas place by the
rope, which was loosened from above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17
n~A CAM trust that the obiecr

sought be attained by tbs publication of this card
will turni.h sufit lent apology TOR calling public
attention to "A ? rsoual matter.
1t ismy cherished desire to obtain such an educa-
tiou a. will quality metor commencing tie stuiy OF
Theology; and proposition recently made me by
AS hope, to obta a the means Of accomplishing my
object.
am offered 81 600 if can dispose of i.500 copies
Of their Monthly iMagaZine, ~ $3.50 FER year
will engage to furnish il punctliy 10 new sutscrl.
bers. 10 those who now receive 1t from the hook
stores Cr from the publishers, at the price above
stated comraeDc ng with the December number,
(tae begitag qf q oolme) which will De issued
endays prey usiy. 1t ncirnL evidence OF the
p0pulsrtv OF th iodcai HAT it has now attained
@ circulation of 10000 copies.
Persons favorable to my undertaking viii please
leave their nawe with ST. sWoi d. Thaw Is
Broad street, or at the library OF the Young nens
Christian Association. ,ddins building.
| trust that this candid announcement OF my pias
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe-
cially oil the religious puDic, -
LEWIS w. RURWELL,
i..1rk hich rnnrd Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

The WESTERN Hoo TRADE.-As Louisville op
Friday last 800 hogs sold at Sc % net and 600
green hams at Z u cents, but subsequently, during
the day ~ cents were refused for 10000 pieces
The Cincinnati Times of Saturday says:
The trate yesterday was rather dull, owing. 4,
is spresumed, to the high prices demanded. 1t is
believed that at moderate prices fair trade N ght
be done. The receipts of yesterday amounted TO
about 2 100 head The sales were at Is rs, sc,
Sc 25 aud So 80, according to weight. The sales
made at S. 30 were for future delivery The mar
ket this morningis rather quiet, though the re-
ceipts are somewhat on the increase Heavy hogs
are bringing 81 25.
A member Of leading establishment at St
Louis, writes under date of the 9th instant:
Since my return home have been arranging NV
figures for an estimate of the incoming hog crop,
aud think il moderate estimate to calculate the
Increase over last year At Is per cent. The sur,
plus of old pork hand 10 largely last year,
stock at this date, and yet We have no indications
of any increase in the reported demand, though
the abundance and ease in money matters may.
aud likely will induce speculative demand for
export later In the season. Home consumption.
too IL likely to be larger this than last season. but
allowing for these aud taking the NEST favorable
view of the prospects ahead, do not see anything
to justify the present prices for hogs quoted at
Cincinnati. No contracts have been made here
yet for over IS net, except one for 500 hogs a,
SIS 25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

MAYORS CoUar. were q num-
Der OF hard looking cases before the Mayor yes.
terday.
John Lynch, native of Ireland. charged with
assaultins and beating country man aud won an,
oamed James and Mary Sullivan, = few days ago.
was fret called. It seems that the parties are
residents OF that delightful neighborhOod bounded
BY 18th aud 18th aud Msin ana Cary streets; that
few nights ago, Sullivan, while ia stats>of in.
toxication, made an assault upon Lyuch, and in
the hight both parties were Considerably bruised
about their heads aud faces. During the stfrav,
Suliivans wife interposed and received a black
eye for her pains. The whole party Yesterday
morning presented q revolving 8 ght, the counte-
nance Of each and every one bsibg covered with
bruises, scratches aud blood The Mayor discharged
Mary, but Committed James Sullivan and John
Lynch IN default OF security for good behavior
WIN. Wade, a big boy, was arraig gaed for stea in z
psiiDss from David Howelps enclosure, on 18th
street. Robert Kirby, q lad. was the principal
witness; and he stated that he saw Wade when he
committed the theft, on Saturday evening, about
O'Clock, and that he traded them TO q Mr.. ropp
and Mrs. Wolf for something to eat aud u little
"ightDing" to wash down his supper = a. least he
saw Wade throw the palings over the fence and
then enter the door-when no came out be " as
empty handed, bat bis mouth WAS greasy. The
Mayor thought the charge not sustained and dis
missed the warrant
Elizabeth Randolph, free negro woman, was
charged with trespassing upon the premises Of W .
w. Jones, on French Garden Hill, aud committing
an assault upon q slave man named Tszswell.-
Discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

A CLERGYMAN ASsAssINATED.-Ireland has still
Its assassiuations its latest victim being the Rev
Alexander Nixon, magistrate, who was shot
while returning from church, the ins bein &
three in lumber, and disguised as women. They
had evidently waylaid their victim. and are sup
posed to have been strangers hired by parties in
the peighborhood. They had not been arrested,
but a reward for their apprehension had been
offered by the Lord Lieutenant. The Dublin cor
respondent of the Morning Herald thus describes
the dastaI dy assault:
The Reverend gentleman vas accompanied in
his carriage by his daughter aud Mrs. Nixon
The dise used rufians simulated drunkenuess.---
As the carriage approached one Of them tripped,
as if by accident, and fell the road in front
of the horses which were at once pulled up by the
coachman; Whereupon the other two ruffians sp-
preached closely to the reverend gentleman and
tired pistol at his head. The bali entered his
mouth, passed ont through his neck, and lodged
Ia Miss Nixnn's bonnet. According TO q telegraphic
message dated from Derry lest night, the reverend
gentleman was then living, bot slight hopes were
entertained of his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

The MURDER OF BoDSLL IN MINSEsorA.-The gen.
aral facts fthe murder of Mr.. Bodeii, OF Worces
ter, Mass, by Rinehart, have been published
rne details are interesting, rs annexed: Bodeil
went 20 Ferribasit Minnesota, to buy farm for
himself aud family. He met RiDehart there, who
proposed to sell him some and. After looking a:
t, BodeiI said he did not like it, and he Was shown
another. While looking at q quarter section stake
Rhiuehart shot him with a pistol lie then cut
his victims throat aud buried the body ia a
marsh, having borrowed spade to dig the grave.
rhe temptation was the money Bodeli had about
him. who, being missed suspicion arose, aud sixty
men went forth to search. After examining the
ground for some time, one of the party stepped
log on soft pla - that attracted his atten
tion, aud, turning up little dirt, discovered Bo.
deips carpet bag. This strongly tended TO show
that the BODY was not far off Coutiuuing the
search, one Of he party slipped down on a place
On the edge of a marsh, and to save himself
caught bold of some willows which he pulled out
aud discovered that the willows had no roots, but
had been saarpened with knife aud stuck in
that particular place for particular purpose.-
Here the party turned over about foot of dirt
and found the body Of Bodell On the day of the
election, the 18th, Rhinehart was in Lexington.
aud entertained his friends by singing and play
ing on a guitar. IL is believed that Rhinehart
thought that the crime would never come TO
light, and has, therefore, fell himself safe, but be
will soon be brought to the scaffold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

A LEARNED FIREMAN.-The distinguished chemist
and mineraosist, Prof Cleyeleand, known ss "the
Father of American meneraiogy," recently deceas-
ed passed fifty years in the service Of his college.
Honors were hesped upon him, and lucrative aps
poiutments were proffered to him. In the midst
Of these triumphs he was chosen captain Of an en-
giDe company in the village of Brunswick. He
accepted the ofics and held IL for more than TWEEN
~ years. He was always frat on the ground, a..
ways managed the hose pipe, and always stood,
when duty required it, in the place of the greatest
exposure. At the age of yearly eighty years, and
with a burthen Of fatal disease upon him, he met
his class until the day preceding his death. From
his family devotious he regularly retired to his
study, and read his bible and commentary in
course, hut upon the sutjsct Of religion he WAS
man Of very few words
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17
.enl..Al nVrIIAn
,s,- iloroRs. CoLps, HoAssgssss, &C.

- - ,l.nce Of the above complaints at this sea
e % Of erpSas end cut .oss hGss ss o. S.
s"''i - < are useless and some even dangerous.
s, >,st p,inxneht, the best sougse 10 nur-
sae . t such remedies ss l1ng pubic experience
u-e ,g Il, be safe and etlieac,o0s OF TINS ciass
bNs LsR's Gov POUND SYRUP Of GUM ARA
,s inally the fsvoTlte pres stpt3on OF
htN NJ. ,s,e.aa u scoa became n popular family
l.t;'siae ana ighoUt aaSeftisiag, hSs continued
90 = a sro Niag reputation for the last twenty
yeN4.-,l, cases Bronchitis. Hopping Cough. Group.
s.tbma sc 1t Is used With unparalleled suceess.
- f,algies VIA testify
S,l q, fIsHss MiNS-eN, MEADE BAEKR.
pN.ssK se. At ~ ceats peg bottle. and IN al eis.
o.. - pleasant b9zease form l2as and IS cents
-, ss,x saii-d TsLsRs GIN ARABIc CouGn CANDY
h,,vs A-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17
s~HARTsH3Rsg's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAF PAIN A.NNIHILATOR,
AND REME3i Fon DlsPkPs Ia, WEAK sTOM
4 Ii AND WEAK BOW WkLs


a Ii AND WEAK BpWkLs.
PREPARhD By A CHEMIST:
BoTTLRs a. Is and 80 cents aaa one dollar.
THE GhEA EST DIeCOYEaY IN MEDICAL
sCIENCE.
HARTSHORSE'S CURE-sLL should be kepti In
ali nIles IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness
1t frequently ID III lsss time than IL requires &c
get ph ysicisn.
II cures pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and int rnaily.
ax- AS the FREQ uent changes of the weather pro
duce bad Cola, kheuTatlsm Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pam in the Bowels aud stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne ue or Lumps in the Breast, Pain In ths
Lubs and Body; also, stifi Nsok-eyery person.
should get bettle IL acts upon the Nerves, Mus
elet sinews, Blood ann Bones. aud, BY its warsin2
slec power xpels ali PAIN from the g.
tsia. Get u bottle and try IL. -
hB-If you have Cough, use hRTSHORNE
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERkf-Itis is he
best Cough rup in the world q and 50 cts bottle
If ' on are Bilious. use HAhTshokNk kS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They act upon the Liver, stom
ssh and Bowels carrying off all Bile aud Foul Sc
sre.iGns. Is cents 3 box.
Tbs above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
in hiehmons, Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns in
Virginia, oc lo-on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17

Jusr PuNIsHxrNr.-Three colored persons we're
tried aud convicted last week In the Circuit Court
for Frederick county, Md, OF the crime OF ent
ing slaves TO run away from their masters. The
Citizen says: They we're sentenced by the court in
accordance with q law recently passed by the lie
eislature 10 be sold out Of the State slaves for
life The proceeds Of sale to bs appiied-f frst. to
cost of prosecution; secondly. to indemnify the
masters Of the runaways for their loss; and the
balance, If any to be given to the families of the
convicted parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-17
rs To ApvaRrisgks AYp BUSINESS

vrx TIE yirgiaia Sentinel offers very superier
S,u,.g tor Advertising. tt is - frnaiy estab.
So s,7ugsal Of u.as circulation, with suoscri-
". a AI,,5st every tate oil the Union, aud uu M
,us.yt ~ .arSe a ever grt wing list OF subscri-
-. IN ius the farmers ami substantial susiness
,'. ..f tat wealthy aad prosperous Piedmont. Val
" Sga Tia= Water res ions of AirsiDia-mcn
~ lave Sau.s aaa the nleaus to supply theai.
IN wsa bay COOS, and men who tuy and sell
hrBs Al fuSene rs a. pear in the Daily.
n. eSis. Aua c4sioually IN the " Weekiy editions
. fsr s,atincl thus reacning all our resders We
ret fIily invite orders
ms tloIerH The cash or city references re
,,r,g \ furthss particulars, address
SMITH q FISkS,
- an Alexandria, Va.
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sm- DKBILITATED PEasoss-Thos

Tza- DE- UkBILITAIhD I EhsUNs-1 HUSc
who have suffered from incessant fevers loss OF ap
petite or iru proper dgestion-may easily be cured
b, the use Of BAKEs's BIrTEAs We have knowE
per.ons entirely restored % health oy Inese atters
after visiting all ih- watering places wlthcut receIN
ing any benefit f any of our readers are suffering
f,Um dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. Ia,
digestion Ague and Fever, sour Stomach OF Loss OF
Appe tite they will fnd certain reet by using these
sit'ers as directed. Delicate feaaales may rest as
slIred that these otters are admirably adaptes TO
heir diseases and fail in quickenlng nature
Ana restoring lno bloom OF heal I'm TO their cheeks
Feethlng iufauts n4ay as bs improved by their
u,--wtIisr all classes and sexes will be benefited
1y their strenethenlng properties as q family
medicine these Btters stand unriyalled, and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
{ = -,
For sale by Purcell. Ladd & Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. &C IL