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COMMODORE.

COMM0DORE.
rOMMODORE, half brother to Revenue, -
~ and full brother to Flnancier, has been ~
brought from the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, ~
where he wN doing large business, TO make --6L
season ct Broad Rock, at the request OF several racers
and breeders who were In their desire to breed
from him by the performances Of the stock OF Revenue
Commodore was horse Of remarkable speed and but
for injury he sustained two years old in OF his
ankles, would, doubt. have made racer Of the first
ORDER wss his distinguished performances were
in beating the celebrated "Die Clspperton, in a
match rach Of two mile heats over the New Market
Course, in remarkably fast me and in winning the pro-
pretors purse place. beating Lady Fairfield, Mr.
Watsons Trustee mare aud another. N each OF these
races, in all his trainings, he was very lame
Commodore Is beautiful and highly finished horse
be found anywhere; blood bav very much resem
bling Rsvcnue i've feet inch high; sired by Bos'
ton and of Rosale somers the dam Of Revenue, Fl
nanc er and Protection; OF all Of which Commodore
acknowedgedy the fastest horse His colts now two
years DID, and said be far the finest looking colts
In the section Of country where he has been for
the last three years.
TERMS:-Fory dollars tho season. which may be dis.
charged by the payment of thirty before tho st OF
July when the season will terminate Mares will be fed
three times day grain and hay, at fifty cents per day
March 2T-c4t JNO NJ. Bolts.
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H~HIGH CONsTABLE-Thankful to my fe.
~ low.citizens for their confidence and support
for several years past, again announce myself Can
ddate for reelection to the Office Of High Constable.
March 23-ide FRED BUTLER
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re- sTKAMsHIP VANDRRBTLT, FOR KU.
SONS ea5-A limited number of third cass passe gers
will be taken by the magnificent steamship WANDER.
BlLT. 26e tons) Captain P F.. LEFEvRE, 10 sail from
New York on Saturday, April 10TH for Southampton and
Havre.
N. B-Passengers forwarded to Southampton London,
Have Antwerp, Rotterdam and Bremen at cas-.
" For passage apply only to
D: TORRANCE, No. 5, Bowling Green,
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e~INSURANCE- We ask those who take an in.
~ terest 10 LIFE INSURANCE, TO examine the
statement" advertise in this paper showing the
precedented prosperity Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insu
rance Company Prospectus and full reports the ls
Of January, 1853, will be given gratis Office. No.
% Pearl street KNOWLES 4 WAL FORD.
March oO-co.
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FTHE THIRTY.FIRTH ANNUAL MEET.
- ING Of the MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VlRGl.
MA, will be held In the City Of Richmond the Fourth
Tuesday Of April next. Delegates viii be chosen
represent the State Society In the American Medical
Association which will meet In Washington the ensuing
week.
March l7-oauiv wN " PARKER seo,v
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Z. MAYR,S
PIANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder s. Fox, No. els, BrondSt.
II BEG leave to inform the public that
II have on hand large assortment OF u-f9sSse3Esa
perior
PIANO FORTES. I7S II
from the best Mauutacturers the country
w. Gsehle Co.. Baltimore would particularly cnll
the attention of tho public the pianos manufactured 10y
Steinway g. Sons, New York. whom Medals OF the
highest order have been awarded, in competition with
the best makers, as instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair Wash.
ton, March. 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Instltute Crystal Pa
lace, New York. November 1855
, First Pnze Gold Medal, Maryland institute Baltimore
November ls56. y
First Prize Medal American Institute Crystal Palace
New York. November, 1856
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Instltute Baltimore
November 1857.
All new Instruments sold at this csablsme - warranted
charge
To accommodate purchasers from the country will
put up the Instrument myself any place desired
Several secondhanded Pianos for SALE and old and new
Instruments for hire.
have also for sale
MELODEONS
with single and double reeds
VlOLlNS, GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning or repairing In
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct F. MAYR
r.. ef III.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
BEERS q POM TER
ID EG to inform their friends and the public generally,
ID that they are now receiving their SPRING AND
SUMNER STOCK OF GOODS, comprising complete
ASSORTMENT
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES, VESTIyGS, &c,
Which they prepared make order In the best
and most fashionable style They particularly invite
attention supply Of West Of England Cloths, just I'M
imported, which are confidently recommended very
superior An examination of their stock Is respectfully
solicited. March 2i-eodst
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VALUABLE COAL LANDS FOR SALE ON
THE KANAWHA RIVER.
WYE are authorized to SELL in parcels to suit purcha
w sers, large parcel of thuse valuable Camel and
Btuminous Coal Lands, lying the Kanswha River in
Fayette county and below Loup Greek and Armstrong
Greek. map of the lands, with full geological report
will be shown to those making inquiries. Title unques
,onablc. Terms easy. Apply TO
March 9-clm GODDIN e. AppERSON
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

BY THE EOVERNOK OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.
VITHEREAS, a communication has been received
w from the honorable GEORGE w. SUMMERS,
rendering his resignation the Judge of the 18th Judicial
Circuit take effect the LIST day of July next and the
has been accepted by the Executive: therefore,
conformity law the Sheriff of each Of the counties
Wayne, Cabel, Mason, jackson, Putnam Roane. and Ia
nswha composing said circuit herebyrequired
election for Judge of said circuit be held the
,ysecond day Of April at the places prescribed by
law.
Given under my hand Governor. and under the Seal
n O of the Commonwealth. at Richmond, this 10th
u" o. day Of March, 1883, and In the SD year of the
Commonwealth HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor: GEORGE w. MuSFoRp Secretary OF
the Commonwealth March la-ctde
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GEORGE r. BAGBf,
NORMERLY with Messrs Binford, Mayo Blair, Is
e with Messrs. Thomas R. Price g. Co., two doors
below
Thankful for past avors he hopes that bis friends and
acquaintances continue to patronze him at his
home March 20-clm
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T0aN n001, !

JOHN DOOLEY,
II AT NJ U A c T U r E II
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEAIraIH
HATS, FURs. HATTERs' TRIMMINGS, &C., &c.
(sl, Main Streets. Richmond, va.)
w has now 10 sto7s his full supply Of HATS.
Of the and raost fashionable styles, for tho ~
SPRING TRADE OF 1859
His old customers have his sincere thanks for their long
continued favors and are solicited still to continue their
valued patronsge-~he new ones urgently invited
to examine one of the largest stock of HATS offered
to the public in this market
March 23-lm JOHN DOoLEY.
NEW GOODs.-A. X PARKER q CO. are now
~ receiving their Spring Supply of Foreign and Do
messic Dry Goods, comprising every Variety Of The
and desirable styles Of Lsdie' and Gentle
mems wear. Also every variety of Goods suitable for
Planters and Housekeepers:
Founcsd Beragc Robes and Robes Aauille
Black and CoIoTed Flouuoed silks and Robes A'qulle
Dalila Muslin Robes
BLACK Broche Roses
Bayadere End Fancy Silks
Bersge de LANES. Plain and Figured Mouselaine,
Plain, Cold and Black BeraRes
Plain Cold and Black Challes
Black Bembazines and AlpacLs
Alexanders Dark Kid Gloves
Brown, White aud Fancy Halt Hose
Ladies' and Chidren's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, Table Damask, Damask
Napkins Plain and colored Bordered Towels Brown and
Bcsched Sheetngs and Shirtings Striped and Plaid o.
naburgs Plaid Domestics &c, &c. March ~
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
DR.. TRACY DEL opss;;;. The GREAT cuRER OF
WAS for several years SO badly afflicted by Dyspepsia
w that for part Of the time he confined to his
bed. lie wa. eventually cured BY prescription furnished
by young clsIrvoyant girl This prescription given BY
mere child while in state OF trance, hss cured every
body who has taken IT, revcr having failed once. Il
equally a. sure 10 cases OF FRS as Of DYsPErs ne
this valuable prescription any person the receipt OF
one stamp to pay postage. Asd1 T:.cy pELoRNE.
Great Curer of Consumption, New York Post Once
Feb A-istm
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TSUAL all WnON ~ M .'.na
II Statute in such cases made and provided, that
the rd day Of May nex Daniel Lloyd. of the county Of
Talbot, In the State Of Maryland guardian In the said
State of Daniel Lloyd J and Upshur Lloyd Of the said
County and State, shall make application to the Circuit
Court of Accomse county. in the State OF virginia by
Lloyd j and 0pshur Lloyd of the proceeds Of the sale
Of the Tract of Land In Upshur Neck In the d county
of Accomse sold BY virtue of the decree OF the said
Court in the suit of Archibald Stirling. Jr and wife and
Others against Daniel Lloyd, Jr. and others and also
their proportions Of the of the said tract OF land for
the year 1857 may be paid over TO me guardian a.
aforesaid my agent attorney and that the said
Daniel Lloyd guardian aforesaid m.y be authorized
to receive the same in like manner If had been sp
pointed guardian of the said Daniel Lloyd, J and Up
shur Lloyd nthe STATE of Virginia, aud 70 remove the
to the State In which appointed and qualified
guardian - aforesaid
March 26-cw4w DANIEL LLOYD.
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a RETIRED PHYSICIAN SEVENTY FIVE
"A YEARS or AGE-Whose sands of life have nearly
run out discovered while in the East Indies,
cure for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Colds
and General Debility. The remedy discovered Ivy
him when his only child daughter given up to die
He had heard much of the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities of preparations made from the East In.
dian hemp, and the thought occurred to him that he
might make remedy for his child. He studied hard and
succeeded In realizing his wishes His child was cured,
wonderful remedy to thousands Of sufferers in all parts Of
the world and he has never failed in making them com.
pely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much good
possible, he will send to such of his afflicted teowbe
nes request it, this recipe, with full and explicit drec.
tons for making 1t up and successfully using II, lie
cures each applicant to nclose him shlling-thrce
cents be returned postage the recipe and the
mnder to be applied to the payment Of this advertise
ment.
n J.
CAur1os-I have no sonn.law authorized to send my
racine ns has been advertised. March lin
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
VIZ. r. WATSON sAm'L. T BAYLY
WATSON e. BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS At Law,
UDRACTICE in all the courts OF the city of Richmond
and counties Of Henrico and Chesterfield.
VIM F. Watson United States Commissioner and Com
missioner In Chancery.
Samuel T. Bayly Commissioner Of United States Court
of Claims, Commissioner of Deeds, etc, and Notary
Public.
Office on Bank street, In Goddins Building
Ian FIN
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A VALUABLE FARaI FOR SALE.

II,
Di Virtue of Deed of Trust bearing date the nth
HO ofApril ls56. executed BY Lesndar Elan and wife
Of record in the Clerks Office of Chesterfield County
Court, shall proceed to cell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder, the premises Friday the 18th day
OF May next the Tract Of Land upon which the said
Leander Elan has resided for the last years. contain
ing 260 acres, be the same less lying In the
county OF Chesterfield about twenty miles from the CITY
OF Richmond and adjoining the lands of " D. Markham
i. s. Winfree. Thos frescron, and ais.
About los acres of the Tract s In Swift Creek low
groundsvery productive and considered free from in.
undation-the balance in tmbered and cleared upland
all in very good heart.
The improvements consist, In commodious Dwelling
House. nearly new, with all necessary OUT houses and
Well of good water together with excellent Peach
Orchard.
The place 10 considered very healthy In very desira.
bic ncighborhcod and within four or FIVE miles of two
Depots on the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Terms, cash-but have no doubt that other satsfacto
y can be made with tho parties interested
for portion Of the purchase money
March l9-cwtds John B GOODE. Trustee
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fTHE UNDERSIGNED 10 Candidate for
80 election 10 the office of superintendent Of the
City Gas Works. and respectfully soicits the votes Of his
fellowcitizens
March l9-dtdo THOS. II. WYNNE
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BOOKS. STATIONERY,
AND MUSf CAL Eric II IN d. Sc
WHOLESALE.
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO,
UIAYE BEEN receiving, tor some time past, their
i spring Supplies OF Books, Stationery and Musical
Merchandise to which they invite the attention of re
able wholesale s,uring them of rsrate stock
to select from and prices which will be entirely satsiac
tory They sre Also making additions their stock OF
PIANO FORTES,
Which will be unsurpassed in extent, quality and the
term, upon which they offered.
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.
Booksellers, Stationers and Dealers in
~ IL
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CHOICE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS.
TINHOS. R PRICE & CO., by every arrival are ma.
IL king large additions to their splendid stock In rich
and elegant Dress Goods their assortment 10 unrvaled
In and variety. and many of the goods bought
large loss upon the OF Importation be sold
sst0nisb!ngly low prices
New and Elegant Double Flounced Aquille Robes
" Organize Robes
Splendid Silk Robes for s25 (worth $50
a. Grensdinc Side Stripe Robes
French Mouslain q
Challle de Toile Is
Organdine Robes and Silks
In every description Of goods tor mourning they have
very large supply and In Plain Black and Figured
Black Sks, and silk Robes. Of the most decided
bargains ever offered to the public. Servants Goods
Damask Linen sheengs. Cottons, Towelings, Diapers
Hosiery Parasos Hoop skirt. they have every thing
which be needed to which they would call attention.
Fresh supply Lace Sets Em6roideres Lace veih Just
TO hand. THOS. R. PRICE & CO.
March IS
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NIANNYIs PATENT REAPER AND MOWER
| CALDWELL'5 CORN PLANTER.
| w are now manufacturing Msnnys Patent Reaper
| w and Mower with Woods improvements We in.
ve the attention Of Farmers to this Machine the best
extant Those in will please send In their orders
| early, to avoid disappointment.
Also ''Cadwelli Corn Planter, simple. but superior
Machine, at . low price.
March 2o-2m No. l4s, Main street
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FSMAYOR.-lsm again Candidate for cleo
~ ton to the office OF Mayor of this City.
March 90-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
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~FISH FRY.-There will be Fish.fry at John.
~ sons Point, In No. District, Henhco County.
Friday next 26,h instant to which persous Of all par.
tiss invited The Candidates for Offices In Henrico
on both sides, are invited to address the people.
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UP THE MEDlTEkhANEAN
PLEASURE VOYAGE BY STEAMER ERICSSON


UP THE MEDlTEkhANEAN
PLEASURE VOYAGE. BY STEAMER ERICSSON,
H. b. LORBER, Commander.
yuNHE ERICSSON will leave New York,
L on Saturday, MAY LIST, at o'clock, ISIS.
p NJ, on the above voyage. stopping sSZf[aLRs
given number of days at Gibralter. Malta, -Eza116
alexandria, Jaa (or Jerusalem,) Constannope, Athens
and Esples
No berth secured till paid for.
Full Steamer fare for the voyage $3.50
For further particulars, apply to DuNhAM& CO,
March 6-d2w Is. William Street, New York.
STEAM TO SOUTHAMPTON AND .,f&A
- HAVRE-The magnificent steamship Sseka&s
VANDERBILT, 5265 tons, P. F.. Lefevre, master will
sail with the mails
FROM NEW YORK FOR FROM SOUTHAMPTON
SOUTHAMPTON AND mAvRR. HAvRE FOR NEW YORK
Saturday .-..-....April 10 "Wednesday. april y
Saturday .....May 20 Wednesday ...... June 9
Saturday ..........Juiy Wednesday July 81
Price Of passage according to location Of room: First
cabin, 500 and $3.50; second cabin, 500 and S75.
Specie delivered in London and Paris.
For passage and freight apply to D. TORRANCE Agent,
No. S Bowling Green, New York
Esh
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xCITY GAUGER-TO THE VOTERS OF
~ -CIrIzEss:-I arm Can.
ddste for the Office of City Gsugar, and shall be pleased
70 receive your votes in April next
March ltd SAMPSON Jones.
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DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
fUNHE proprietor Of DEMOCRATIC Pass in the nte.
L Nor OF Virginia. offers his establishment for sale
The Paper heated in Democratic community and ha,
within it all tie elements Of 1t has maintained
reasonable degree OF popular favor at all times and in
the hands OF al active man. practical print
ers Of encr2y and enterprise canno: fail TO be
raj return for he labor bestowed upon IT, It Is well sup
piled with all e necessary fixtures conduct the bus
properly
1t will be sod on liberal and accommodating En-.
qurc OF the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer"
u,
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| ONE THOUSAND SKvEN HUNDRED AND SIX.
TY-FlVE ACRES OF LAND, TWENTY-FIVE NE
GROES, STOCK, CROPS ON HAND, TOOLS, &c,
&c, FOR SALE.
WILL offer for SALE to the highest bidder on Thurs
day, the I'D Of April next the Of land belong.
Ing 10 the estate OF John j. Brown lying 10 the counties
OF Buckingham and Cumberland OF 1765 acres l20
of which 10 fiat land, Willis Greek and Buckingham
branch and 10 the land advertised have been sold
on the 10th December last by trustee &c regard
ed as being good land any in the counties in which
place. if converted into staves Any further description
10 deemed unnecessary persons wishing purchase
invited to examine for themselves 1t will be sold
gether as one tract divided may best suit those
purchasing.
The negroes are. most Of them, likey-some of them
ynpHb
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRlCO.-I am
~ acanddate for the Office Of Commissioner OF
the Revenue for tho Upper District Of the county of Hen
hco DANIEL L. GARDNER.
March l3-tde
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STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
FOR NEW YORK.
TNHE steamship Roanoke will receive EES4
freight on Friday, the Goth instant, up to SSR&Ss
the hour OF q o'clock, = M.
Consgnees are requested to send for their goods.
Passengers requested be board before the hour
of departure. O'clock P. NJ Friday, the Goth inst.
Tickets and berths secured our office at Rockets
Passage Tn New York, meals and state included,
only $40. Sieerage passage only IS.
Passage TO Norfolk same as by the river boats.
LUDLAM WATSON.
March 25-2l Office opposite Steamers Wharves
NOR RENT-A House and Lot on Mayo street, -
II conveniently situated. 1t contains rooms ~
well arranged THERE'S large Stable and Carriage IL
House Wall street that be rented with the house
Possession given sAPl Apply at lis Main street. Rich
mond. March "a
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND Il candidate for the office
OF Clerk OF Circuit Court of the City Of Richmond and
respectfully solicit your support
Mulch l9-tde JAMES Elicit.
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rRDWARD WESLEY BASS respectfully
~ announces himself a candidate for the Office
of Commissioner the Revenue Tor the county of Pow.
hatan Feb S0-c3w
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q E IS Ruf RaRocr'oS of FAKE 4kxk
FROM NEW YORK TO TO NEW YORK FROM
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE OR SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE
BREMEN. BREMEN.
First cabin. $40 First cabin. 500
Second cabin so Second cabin ......... IS
Steurage. 30 Steerage 30
In the first class paddle wheel steamship ARIEL, 1000
tons q. D. Ludlow, commander and NORTH STAR, $50
toms Edward Cavendy commander to sail from pier No.
North river al noon precisely, carrying The United
States mail viz
LEAVE NEW YORK For
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE BREMEN foh SOUTHAMPTON
AND BREMEN. SOUTHAMPTON. FOR sew YORK.
Ariel, Saturday, March 20. Aprill7. April 81.
North Star, April II. May Is. May 10.
Ariel 4" May II. June H. June IL
North Star, June l2. July 10. July II.
These steamships touch at Havre Specie delivered in
London and Paris. For passage or freight apply to
D. TORRANCE, Agent,
Feb 27-3m No Rowling Green, New York.
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R@TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND respectfully announce mysalf
candidate for reelection the Office OF City Collector.
March l6-tds JULIUS A. HORSON
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l. e 81 PER x Ms
CELEBRATED
WORCEsi ERSHlRE SAUCE.

WORCESTER,
Msy, 1851
TELL LEA e. PEsRISS
hat their SAUCE IL
mighty esteemed in In
dis, and is, In nv opiu =
ION, the most palatablo
as well as the mos,
wholesome Sauce that
q made"
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CITY SERGEANTI respectfully an
~ nounce myself a candidate for reelection &c
the ONCE Of City Sergeant. THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 0NE M0iETy OF TIL
BY GODDIN & APPEKsON, AUCTs

a, ~ JANIS NJ IAlLUH, Trustee
March s-tds
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-01
The Spring,

CPRING! What magic word! At its mention
- how many promised pleasures spread out
before the imagination, in beautiful prospective
vision As the twilight rays of the rising sun
dispel the dark gloom of the night, 90 do the
cheering days of Spring remove the sad drearinegs
of cold cherries winter.
But in vain does the Spring spread out its al
Turing charms, to cheer up and inspire one with
new hopes of coming joys--in vain are the pleas
urabe delights, which re-animate the being and
create new life and energy, spread along the
pathway Of that person whose mind is bowed
down with the gloomy weight of disease. What
is pleasurable to others, is tormenting to him.
Anxious forebodings, with terrible misgiyings,
take the place of hope, and overshadow the mind,
like the dark resistless shadow Of the earth that
chases away the receding light of the setting sun.
But like the dim ray of twinkling star, afar
off in the heavens, there comes ray Of hope
" Perchance there as get remedy for me :" Let
that gimmering hope cluster around our Cele-
brated Liver Medicine. If you have derange-
ment of the Liver in the Spring One Bottle will
give you good health For Sick Headache, or
Dyspepsia, it is The Remedy; as also for the
Kidneys. 1T is an inestimabie Female Medicine.
Call at WARD & JONES Drug Store and get
bill OF certificates or inquire of any person YOU
meet.
For Bond Complaints, use DIR. Glovers, Bay
berry Syrup. 1t is very pleasant and certain.
For sale here, and by Agents at New Orleans
and Mobile, and in Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Alabama and Mississippi
l.. C. GLOVER, NJ d.
c. G. GLOVER, NJ. ID.
May o. Pm Sole Proprietors.