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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
SfIrttfa Storn.
THE BLACKSMITH'S 'PRINTICE.
ATALE OF THE REVOLUTION.
BY JOHN COOPER vAIL.
CHAPTER |.


It was the darkesth hour of the Revolu-
ton for the American cause. There were
traitors in the camp. though the great mass
Of the people remained firm and determ-
ined in the cause of independence. The
British army ou,numbered the American
forces as three to one, but liberty was the
prize to be won, and brave hearts, led on
by Washington, did not despair. What
If they were clad in tattered garments,
and their feet were shoeless, leaving
marks of blood on the frozen ground
wherever they followed their loved com
mander, so long as theg battlcd for the
brthright Of freedom
At the period of our story, there stood
in the vicinity of the village of Brunswick
a log house, of rather large dimensions,
and built la a manner that proved that its
proprietor went in more for comfort than
appearance, as regarded his DWELLING
There was an air of nea;ness and taste
about the garden, that seemed 10 prove
that il was under the especial care Of 4
woman, even though currant-bush, honey
suckle and hop vine had been for many
DAYS under the SHOWS OF December.
The proprietor of the house followed
the double calling of blacksmith and a
farmer. He was hale old man of about
sixty, and his family were composed sole
II OF his wife Doroth,, and bis daugh,e +
Mary, beautiful girl Just budding into
womanhood.
In his youth, farmer Jonas Hutton had
advocated Quaker principles of peace,
but in his age his sympathies were secret
IL enlisted in the cause of King George.
His conduct, however, had been so cir
cumspect-he appearing 10 MAINTAIN a
strict neutrality as regarded both the Brit
iSh and American cause-that, though
suspicious were rife OF his extending aid
70 the former, he had thus far escaped
actual proof.
The only person hired abou; his prem
ises was a tail, ungainly youth, of about
twenty wears of age, and who served as
helper in the smithy, when occasionally a
neighbor wished his orse shod, or his
wagon wheel tired. His name was Nal
achi Dooliuie, and he hailed from the Bay
State, from whence he had wandered to
his present station, some three years be
fore, binding himself 70 Squire Hutton till
one-and-twen,y. He had all the peculiar
tiles of the migratory race of New Eng
land. and though, as we have stated, he
was tall and ungainly in his department,
a warm heart beat under homespuR
vest. and he displayed much genias and
tact for The benefit of his employer
As q matter OF course. he had been III
love for a long time with the fair torEa and
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5 SfIrftsh 5suetru.
" THArssTHE NEWS =,

The following lines were read few davs sine,
al the MONDAY prayer-meeting held in the q Old
Methodist Church, in John street, and publish
ed IN the Tribune of the following day, at the
request OF the meeting. Mr. Georre III. Stuart
~ ihiiadelphia, W no was presen. at the meeting
remarked that /" the chief interest in the verses
arises from the fact that they were written by =
young man, now dead, who was insane on AL
most every subject except that of religion, on
which he continued to the last to be in his right
mind and intelligent -
hene'er We meet you always say,
What's ne news What's the uewse
Pray what's the order of the day
Whts the news What's thenew
Oh nave got good news to tell
My Savior has done all things well.
Aud triumph'd over death and hell
That's the news! That's the newsl
TIE Lamb was slain on Galway
That's the newst That's the rewsl
To set a world If sinners free
That's the news That's the news,
Twas there his precious blood was shed,
But now he's risen from the dead
That's the news That's the nevsl
To heaven above the conqueror's gone
That's the newsl That's the news,
Hes passed triumphant to the throne
That the news That's The news.
And on that throne He will remain
Until as judge He comes again.
Attended by dazzling train
That's the news That's the news
His v-or1- = 7tsyivipfr II .ro,,.1
That's the news, That's the nexsl
And many have redemption found
That's the newsl That's tae news.
And since their souls Lave caught the fame,
They shout hosannah 10 His name,
And all around they spread His fame
That's the news hats the news
The Lord has pardone,i all nly sin
That's the news That's the news,
/ feel the witness now within
That's the news ! That's The news
And since He took my sins away,
And taught me how to watch and pray.
I'm happy now from day to day
That's The news, That's the news,
And Christ the Lord can save me now
That's the news That's the news!
Your sinful hearts He can renew
That's the news That's tie news
This moment, if for sins You grieve,
This moment. if you 20 believe,
A full aequttal you'll receive
That's the news +, That's the rewsl
And then if one should say
What's the news. What's the news
Oh, tell them you've begun TO pray
That's the news That's the news
That you have joined The conqucring band
And now with JOY at Gods command,
You're marching 10 the better Land
That's the news, That's the news
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THEODORE PARKEa SEcovD Jor.-
The Boston Traveller says tfa, well
known clergyman who has been PRAYED
for at more than one evangelical meeting
of late. that he might be brought up to a
different condition of mind in regard 10
theological matters, has certainly during
the winter and spring been no ord .a ry suf-
ferer IN a physical or Job-iise sense. He
has, as we are credibly Informed. been
afflicted during he season with no less
than ffiy boils and one abscesg.
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FASHIONABLE

RARBFgING AND HAIR-DRESSINGi
TISsEE Subscriber hsvn recently epeses sao N The
roau1 over the Mineral Point Book STORE hesrt or
rsjte the United letel, Is prepared =, E-lt ug1
customers At hovr afthe day. SHit ift' ; y
POONT1ts H4FR- DIE SING. &c. done IN tAe oes
manner AMI most IA s,ttanaele STYLES
attentte~. Is business and an ardent &c
sire please he hopes - merit and receive snare q
tas patronage Of tle citizens ot the cty of " neral ent
titutls1nen. please c.ll and give hjHl trial.
NJ. p TURNER
Mineral Point June 50. 1857 2i9
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

7,1TF undersigned would respectfully Announce 70 his
old frieuis am patrons be mas rs-e-; -;aiISae
hinseIf Mineral Point the practices ef Me'ei nc
where he viii Al al times promptly respond o the cats
of those volniriegS li~ uroteSsj0nal services
- Residence aud oaace little south Of the Z :
Hotel the aud * FRY alley
ths building heretofore occupied ty ths late ~In
Henry - -.,>--,
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VA. aILDEBRAND.

- Or FIiiJcbraad has brought with him fEosn Ger
nv some new AMI valuable resfcai Instruments. by
- pa-atfon Of wheh rheuEiatsra tndaustens. fsyers,
ai deafness. &r-, may be speedily CURED 5otf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04

have worked in the veins of the old coun-
try, as well as in those of our lead region,
observe marked similarity between the
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From the Daily State Journal
Do the Wise tnsin Lead Mines Descend
into the Lower Rocks?
By EDWARD DANIELS.

DErTH or TIE WISCONSIN, LEAD MINES.
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A TFoESEYS At T.sN, Mineral Point WISCONSIN
y Practice and attend 10 Agencies and Collections IN
a5psrt- az Wisconsin. Special attention given frtc-
tiey tho District Court OF the CIfiied States.
- 0Ece opposite tie C0Hrt House, NJ stairs =
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y. VI. JACKSON.

AS resumed the practice of the Law lie viii prac-
iu the Sn-elne aud trcuit Courts ot tine State,
ap ia the u : pstriet Court Attention. viii BE- y"
collections. and the purcls~e su3 sale Of Rra'
Estate. Stone Building l. H. Whit
t3essy's Banking House o-tI
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GEO. ID. xIi.EEH. II. D.,

X{TOCTD respec fully tender his professional service
w Ia the citizens o[ Mineral Poiat. aas. vicinity.
oiiee oFPo-ite the United States Hotel. e-I
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FAELET EATON,
EATON & FOX.

A TTnRNFYS ( COCNSEII.oHS AT TAW.-Wi
y practice IN the state anu >i~ra Conrtsspecal a
fentcl given collecting in az ARTS O: re StateI
a.sn @ a General a -encv bus5isrss-
OMce in aItons BLOCK, Niaerai Point. Iowa CO., vi
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LENExIN. BARRE SGER ~ co.'s
q III y n ~ z La Z
Groceries at Wholesale and Retail
(CUIRs' xEw STONE BUILDING HIGH-ST)
Mineral Point August. 1855 =-u
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J. IL. Ci.Ash

4 TT0RNEY AT IL ". and Solicitor in CiaHcery HI
\ sral Point ofEcs II Thomas block 81
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}. Il. ~sIoFFETT, VI. ID.

Dr. BENZ. l.. BRISBANE,
OFFICE and residence Arena. iowa Co.. Nisconsin
II
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Observation-Disclosures

BALTIxoRE-By Steam .rs-ie3 hhds Leaf Tobacco;
a)2 hhds Tobacco Stems; Il,725 pkgs Manufactured
Tobacco: 100 bbs Flour; bales Rope; boxes Axes;
so empty Barrels: sc bbs and ,xcs Smoking Tobac.
Apples i20 bars Iron; II hbds Bacon; i6 PIX gs Alem
Wafer; IS bales Cotton Yarn. 46i Beer Bbls; box
Besswsx IL BOXES Pipes: IL bags Roots rolls Lea
Their; 36 bags Feathers boxes Shoes; hhds Hides;
Z crates skins; "a halls Domestics.
NEw YoaK BIZ &sdmrs-iN hhds and Is boxes
500 bbs Flour: i3o bbs nions; 40 bis LIQUOR; l6i
pkgs Mineral Watei; 332 boxes smoking Tobacco: ]
HIRE: | Sewing Machine Table; l6t Beer Rarrels:
pkgs Fnrs; bales VOL; can varnish; rolls
Biting; 10 casks Cheese; lt7 psas Mdzs.
PHILADHLpMA- BIZ, s edmers,-2 hhds and boxes
bales Waste; 20 rolls Leather; "a pkgs Merchan-
disc; 96g empty barrels: IS bags Feathers; Is pkgs
Dried Fruit; bags Wool; hhds Tobacco stems; IA
bags Flax seed; eask Wine; ! bog BetsWax; u
bbls Beef 3 boxes Beef Tongues.
Blythe DooK-By S1d lessels -lS.627 bbls Flour;
6s3a pkgs Tobacco; 1901 hhds do; ia tiercrs do; "A
tons Iron: 65 tons Ps from va ton. Coal 4759 bush
0f,l l6o bales Donestics; 3e6 kegs Nails 1890 Lbs
Conner Ore: 4Il5 bush Corn: saw Mill Engine.
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
During the month VI Jul last. the following ship
ments were made from the port of Richmond:
L1yDoy.-l034 hh 10 Leaf Tobacco; 232 tierees To
baccn 8. Z3n:bbls Flour.
LIVERPOOL -3il5 hhds Tobacco.
BhEMEN-333 hRds Leaf Tobacco; POI hhds Tobacco
Stems. l.e
HALIFAX N. S.-s26 bb's Flour.
RIO GRANDE -2232 bbis Flour.
ROTTERDAM 30 hhds Leaf Tobacco; leo hhds To
baceo strms; 20 bills Flour.
pHaNAMBUC) --2an bbs Flour.
BORDEAUX LIS hhds Tobacco.
81 VENICE -i32t hhds Tobacco.
Rio DE JANEiRO -15,370 bbls Flour.
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II 1Ana, Jaas ie--purise M hrA Gays q The
8 rnnoeh. - sugar MAyeet - e40feY vAsAti 81
EaSeevesal yes1.ls having eSf1vedin btlt11et ndM@
q 1pdfoe1s tn1 eAlee - S4&aeNess made - MO ioe
8 Wb1oe9 N1p0el - o11eye1 & - Nete taken how.
U9or 80 Mu1ooSn4oo oe14 u ylA1 3tytA ~ arp
-. heof to0acco 49, u011 - HsV(99500 eeuck
- hAn6 t4Ay -, White Nu1 Muscoyedo sn9an. 8 ~
19A AAl7 his anl oe3lt b4ks cotton. - eais1 COS
Ae.i6so baae estaeeo Il50 rele, and Il ~ bales
{ - ~ Nn6oeA. t&os cavgoee lasely vcetved, ana
81 - lS1Seo9tSlase Flour 1sat2t pr Dbl.
Hm4ANerco. Jnne7. Sugar. 3IJnsl900 Tor whites;
3448 ~ good MuesovAdo; 2s.u0 Tor American cod.
! Al .lss 8 laitslie ncnr: stock on hand le.see
R3cAmona Markets. Ans. 3.
~ U8n ADSrUfRs ere unchsnxed FlOUk snd
WHRkf arA quoted ct the rAsue - yesterdAy. CunN
= I'm Win 50 sdvancing acn1cncy.
1ssss Norshsrn Markets.
so nssSmSnn. Aus. Flour dull Hoard and
(lhfo he 4 q e46 ar. New CITY kt.ss ~ y heat
. An and unchsnrs1 Red st25(Si 81 white u &c
40 Cofn dull and lower. white ssdsss Yellow soea
-.
NV Yeax. Aus. s-Cotten heavy. sales q 800
6sles prices easier but unchanged. fionr n,9nef,
but oussttled uhio. aud southera nomsnaliy -.
vaac,@ noe Wheat unsettled Corn--heevy white
- Sair veIlow Sl(in3 ,m Turpenttne steady q
90. jiosia 81 60 kicef ID y
g II ecefpts By River, kaitroada and Canal
fer the month OF July.
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'TRIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY

1 AL Letters Paent of England. and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, and
the Impe Ia, College of Medicine, Vienna Triase-
ma No is remedy for Relaxation, speTmatorrhse,
and Exhaustion of tue system TrieseInar NO Ell
tectuay in the sho.tspace Of three days complete
ly and entirely eradcates ell traces OF those disor
ders which Co avia and cubebs have SO long been
thought an antidote for to the ruin OF the health q
great Cont mental remedy for that class Of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparilia
in the world cannot remove. TIiesemar Nos ], 2,
aud are alike devoid of taste or SMALL and OF all
nauseating qualities They may lie on the toilet Ia
bic without their use being suspected. sold In tn
cases and divided in separate doses as administer
So each or four cases in ore for SO, which saves
aud in SCI cases. Sold by DR. IL A BARROW, No
I57 Prince street. few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York Immediately ca receipt Of the amount,
DR. will forward the 50 cases Of Trissemar, and the
European preparations The So cases also sent, but
not free of carriage. Consultations as usual, from
eleven A NJ till two. NJ from four till eight, Z
at No I57 Prince street, few blocks west OF Broad
way '''D FISHER WINSTON. Drnggists,,
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0fMEDY fOR COUGHS, COLDS,
n NEURALGIA ANDN1Ry0Ue HBADAghln..-...
Tho1hct hes been Wsil knsNn for along Whine 49, 49,
Mka DAWY O0U9H ELIx1B = tho bsss ss =
generally 20 we'll known shAe d has reliexea HntS
1nutly Gsyornl cAses Of Neurnlg1A ano 80
ache. Attention q requested 70 tne 49, II c~n
Sincatsffen nr. WlNuioas . gentleman Wal nov
RicancHp. January -. lsos.ThiG = = csf ~
Esnraioia uaost severely Tor several yeArs nesS
trid yarious rulnedies, but found no relief nn1l,
shout The ~ q nSysmbsr W. -. Mh,cb scund
81 crest beuciif 70 mvselE My daughter, yno nas
suffered With coagh sncc her infancy nss 9een en-
Il now free from cough and more vigorous than snc
has been at any period Of her hfe believe 70 y y
most valuable medicine - welias very Pieses."s
on en- nervous anu sen'' = -J j. q. WIssrox
FOR ssie BY Mrs A b DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston;
Mflispaugh Johnston, Rtcos, a booeAeI s ~
f4.ar{aa Vale. ieS
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THE aBEDFORD ALUM AND 10

l DINE WATER, has been aaalyzed by three
IN AID 10 contain more IODINE than any mineral
water known. ~. f,, .h;. ,ro,ar az,
We now manufacfurnG he an,s ws'er An
ration. BIZ which all the healing properries Of the
water are retained in pure and concentrated mass
,yh;ch rsadily dissolves in common water. and IL
i'm ,uediately r~ady for use.
We have many certificates from physicians and pr.
r.Va diyiiuals which can be seen ~ seuding aud
rocuripc one Of our pamphlets from any our
Wearing fnIl testimony to the curative properties OF
- diseases, Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Chronic
Il; rrhcpa Prolapsus Uter, and all it's kindred af-
G.. ,ons all diseases of the Urinary Organs Dis be-
ter. Gravel Chronic inflammation and Irrations the
Kidneys Piles, &C..
A supply Of the Water, nicely and securely park.
I'd in boxes containing one dozen bottles each for
sale either By the box or single BEETLE, and also
snnpIy of the Mass in small boxes, which can he
81 by mail anywhere Kept for sale by j. IL
IoMpsuN CO. Lyrchhurg, Va; GElRGE B
JONES 90 Petersburg: Va; JAS ALIEN, Mil
&c Richmond, Va. je 2s--9m
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J TWENTY DOLLARS kEnAnD.

RAN AWAY from the subscribers about
Nthree weeks since, q NEGRO NAN, named
& A>J james smith He Is muiattc. about feet
o. 10 inches high, bctwecn % and Is years Of ag
working ior several years IA Mr. Joseph = DicFs FAC
tory, aud last year IN Mr. VIM Barrett's nctoTy:
Richard II Hundley's, and has wife at Hr WIN
mons, over the store Of Grubbs 4 Apperson and
brother who IL a porter in the store OF kag'aha
him 70 lodged In jail in Richmond or dsysred 70 os
soFPtmSk,tcU FreAsrick's Hal! Depot.
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ICED TO FIVE DOLLARS


DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
-Ruptures cured! Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S5 placing
it in the power of all to obtain of these Invaluable
Trusses, and be perfectly cured This Truss con.
veniently be sent by mail or express to any portion
,of the State.
\ Send q measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire q weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place of residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system, giving it great latitude of motion, to
apply its pressure at any given point, and then fixing
il there at your pleasure by small lever attached.
1t is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is a neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
bic to get out of order be broken. 1t has cured
great number of persons in this city and throughout
the State, and We will most eheerfuly refer to gen
tlsmen who well known for their veraciry and
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing as can send their money to
any mef liant or friend in the city, or will give
any reference to responsibility and prompness
The Truss or any information CONCERNING it, can be
had of g. C. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
n. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured, should by all means obtain one; for they will
not only cure, but are SO durable that they the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. de bly,
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FORWARDING USINESS FROM
IL THE NORTHERN CITIES TO LYNCHBUR6
VIA JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
AND TO S0UTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA AND
pENNEsSEE VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
AND EAST TENNESSE E AND VIRGINIA RAIL
ROABS.-i am prepared to forward Merchandise on
Having control of tri-weekly line of Boats.
which compel to leave every other day. full or not
tul, goods are detained no longer than Is actually
Time through from New York to Knoxville IL or
I3days.
The expenses on goods this route are very little
over half what they via City Point and South
Side Railroad.
&5r All charges follow the goods to their destina-
ton ALFRED &. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
jy PTS On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTsHoRNE'S CARMlNATivE BALsAnn ~.
HARTSHORNE'S CARMIaATIvE BALsAM
Cures DfarThcea and summer Complaint.
HARTSHOENEsS CARMINATIvEB AI.sAM
Cures Sour and Acid stomach and all Bowel
Affections.
HARTSHORNES CUREALL
Cures all Pain, and prevents Bowel Com
plants. .
& The above Medicines are prepared by Chemist;
Remember. HARTSHORNE5 CARMlNATIvE
BATsAM cures all Bowel Complaints. and HAKTs.
HORNHs CUREALL will prevent Looseness Oh
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
Bottles q cents. ~
Bold by PURCELL, LADu va
and all Druggists In Richmond, Norfolk and 20
te,shnr0 - 80 je22-ts
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uARTSHORNE'S G Q Z E-AL L-THl

Ii GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Rl
This article 10 the greatest discovery 10 Ghemicai
sr Medical Science for the rapid euro of RHEUMA-
TySM. SEHRIIGiA. TOOTf-ACHE, EAR-ACHE,
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain In the
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK, 1i airy part OF the body.
II ia also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach or
towel. thousands of persoas who have used Harris
aoRNEs CURE-ALL, have been a5tonlshed at its won.
TEN. q
: ~ Bottles Is, 50 cents, and 81. :.
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
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DOERHAVES HOLLAND BTrTERs.

WEAKNESS OF ANY hlND, ~ i
FEVER AND AGUE,
And tbs various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Colirky fains Heartburn Loss OF Appetite, Despon-
deucy, Cestieeness Blind and Bleeding Pills, In
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections.
il has in numerous instances proved highly bench
eial, and in others effected a decided cure
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner Of the
celebra led Holland Professor, Boerhaye Because OF
PRODUCTION into the u States intended more espe
cia,ly for those of faith rland scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them, now offer it TO the
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is Particularly recommended 7 those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits, other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect. it
finds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
yigor in the system.
N9TICE.-Whoever expects to hnd this beve-
rage will be dsappointed but 10 tn weak and
low spirited it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTlONl
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has
Induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given BOERHAVES
HOLLAND BITTERS fair trial One bottle will
con vince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PROpKIkTORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
SFsold by nearly all the Druggists in this city
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OrYIcE ZAP. R.R.C Col
Richmond. July, 1858 Jy 3

-. cnzanNxF1rj On AND AFTER the
~ y elst JUNE, the following articles
will be carried between Petersburg and any Depot
on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad above taa
Junction at the same charges ~ il carried between
Richmond and the same Depot; and betwees any
Depot on the Southside Railroad above the Jurctsn
and Richmond at same rates If carried 10 Peters
burg-viz: Tobacco in hoxsheads or boxes; Wheat
FL ur, Corn, Oats, Live Stock, in cars, and Dry
Goods and Or ceries. All articles intended 10 be
sent through Richmond, to or from any Depot on
the South Side Railroad, above the Junction, will
be charged the same as ii carried through City
Point and Petersburg. my23
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n ABS CONDED-My appreeuce

& JOHN ROCKS. who n suppostd to be lnrk
Ing about the county Of HAnoy er Of the city
III OF kishmond OF Petersburg HewAs IN Rich.
isona On sd uiy last Re colored
set and has number Of humps en- his Ia e. All
parsons are warned azainst hsrboring or employing
said boy, and any one who Will restore him 70 me
get him. will be suitably rewarded and al expensee
raid. r. y. CKUMP, Builder.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. r. H. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
IVA have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BTrERs
with my customers and universally recommend it az
&c. As TONIC, find it superior to any other arti
clio have ever tried. As agreeable article In .
COCKTAIL, il is only to 30 used to be approved
Your friend and servant,
THOS NJ FALLON. M D.