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"Buy Me and I'll Do You Good!-
Now the time tOuse the Great Spring Medicine,
DR.. Langley's Root & Herb Bitters.

Composed Of Sarsdpariia, Wild Cherry, Yeliow Dock
Prieky Ash, Thororgh,oort, Rhnbarb Mandrake Dandt
lion, 4c.,-aH Of Uhich compounded 10 act in
concert and assist Nature in eradicating disease.
The effect Of this medicine is wonderfu-it direct
y upon the bowels and blood by removing all obsuctons
from the internal orgBns stimulating them healthy action
renovatng the fountains Of life and yigor purifying the blood
cleansing 1t from all humors, and causing
through every Of the body They and eradicate from
the system Liver Compainttha main wheel OF many dis
eases-Jaunce In its forms, all Bilious diseases and
Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia Cotvenes, Humors Of the Blood
Skim Indigestion, Headache Dizziness Piles Heartburn
Weakness Pain In the Side and Bowels Fatuency, Loss Of
Appetite, and all kindred complaints caused by torpid OF
diseased Liver, disorered Stomach bad Blood TO which
all more or less subject in Spring and Summer
taken In large doses Fever and Ague be broken up
and cured at This has become standard medicine and
10 decidedly the best the world
Only rs cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere Orders should be
addressed to j. o. LANGLEY Proprietor, IL Marshall s.
Boston, Mass. 6mlO
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Isssssssfs7 CANAL RAILROAD. suMMr

Esspfefsffs7 CANAL RAILROAD. SUMNER
E.iss2:s.s;..1 RANGEMENT-Commencine MONDAY.
lith, 1855. Trains will run daily, (sun.
day eXcepted) follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
400 A. W. freight train, with passenger car attached r..
Northampton, arriving at o o. A. NJ.
800 A. NJ. freight train with passenger attached for
Plainville
II 10 A. arrival OF 500 A. NJ Express train from
New York connecting at Wesned with train on Western
Railroad going Fast and at Northampton, with train Conn
River X. X going North.
4 NJ arrival 81 IL As p. NJ train from New York
connecting atPianve with train Hartford Providence
and fishkl Railroad going West, and weshed with train
on Western X X going East and West
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$50 VI connecting at Wesihed with train Western
Railroad going West and panvlle with on Hart
ford Providence and Fshki Railroad going East AT New
Haven with Gas A. VI. train for New York
. lilo in Connection with train on Conn River II. r.
Western X going East and West and Planvle with
train IN Hartford Providence and Fishki Railroad going
kast At New Haven with 90 r. NJ Express
York.
90 r. NJ freight train with passenger attached, for
New Haven connecting at PAinylr with Hartford
Providence and fishkll Railroad going West.
LEAVE pLAINNILLE AT
24b NJ for New Haven
COLLlNsyILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Colinsvlle at 90 A. NJ and o5 p VI. Return
ing, leave Plainyie at IAN p VI. and S, IS p NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily Sundays excepted
corner Franklin and Center Streets 65 p NJ and arrive
at Northampton at 800 A. NJ. Lave Northampton at 10
y VI aud arrive IN New York at A. NJ. Through without
change Of cars.
Daily lines Of Stages from Northampton to Amherst
Wnliamsburgh, Haydenvie, Florence and Hadey. Prom
Colnsve to New Hartford and Wnsted Frum Cheshire
Waterbury p DENNIS General Agent.
New Haven, June l2th, 1855. 81
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HOW ARD ASSOCIA TON,
III P7IhADEL
IMPORTANT MENT.

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as sPER
MATORklIHA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS GONORRIiGA
aLEET, SYPHILIS the Vice Of oNANIsM or sELP-ABUsE
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful de.
strucon Of human life caused by Diseases and the
decepons prctised upon the victims Of such dis
eases by Quacks have directed their
CHARlrABLE ACT worthy Of their name give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, to all thus afflicted, apply by
letter. with description Of their condition, GAGE occupation
habits Of life &c and In Of extreme poverty su
ferng to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution esab
shed by special endowment for the relief sick and dis.
tressed, afflicted with "Virent and Epidemic Diseases" Il
has surplus Of MEANS which the Directors have voted
expend advertising the above notice. 1t needless 10
add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, and will furnish the approved
ment
Just Published by the Association, Report on spennaor
rhGa Seminal Weakness the vice Of Onanism Nasuta
ton Self Abuse and other diseases OF the oga
by the Consulting Surgeon, sh"h will be by mail Gn
sealed enveope FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South NINTH Street Phiiade.
pha, Pa. by order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwELL, President
Csc. FAIRFIELD, Secretary. lySe
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The subscriber having accepted the Agency Of this Comma
ny and having MED IN the Secretary Of Once the
evidence Of its responsibility, required by our Statute is now
prepared 10 take risks Of property usually this vi
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The perfect responsibility Of this Company and the Known
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No. 9 Elliot Street, Bras'Iebors, VI,
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN ANN SURGEON,
NO. ELLIOT STREET, BRArrLEBoRO, VI

NO. ELLIOT STREET, BRATTLEBoRO, VT,
Keeps eon'fonny Prtpgsd and for Sale, the Joouing
ME DICINEs:
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK AND str,
~ LlNGIA-This syrup is designed cleanse the blood
from all impurities Also for the OF Canker in the
stomach and inestines Chronic Darrhea &c-Price SO cts
per bottle.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF DANDELIoN AND IRIS vERsI
Coiok-lhs to be used as an alternative in all abnormal
conditions Of the Liver Obstinate Constipation Indges
ton Lose OF Appetite, &C. &c-Piee 80 cts per bottle.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINIMENT.-This Eminent posi-.
lively cures everything that any Linment should ever BE-
their incipent stages White swelngs Hip Disease Neu
ralga, Paralysis, Chronic aud naamaory rheumatism
Corns Chiblans, Burns Bruises sprains and all tina,
class OF Aches and Ills in which external application is
generally Indicated Also for the aud speedy Of
Scratches Chafes Sprans, Fresh Wounds &C. on Horses
1t has no equal.-Price so cts. per bottle.
ANTI-BILIoUs PILLs-As gentle and efficient Purga,ive
THESE rms have no superior Operating by exciting aud
sustaining the natural action Of the Liver and Inest
thereby throwing of all morbid and unhealthy matter
without producing gripping pains and debility consequent
upon the operation Of Cathartcs generaly-Dos, from
TO 5.-Price 20 cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PILIS.-These are a mild laxative stimulating
the stomach to healthy action their operation fol-
lowed by that constipation which uauay attends The US, az
Cathartc remedies They have proved beneficial in the
cure Of Colds and Coughs Of every description Of
respration.-Doss from 10 4. Price rs cents.
PULMONARY BALsAM.-Ths preparation is highly useful
IN the treatment Of Pulmonary 4Gtetions and Coughs Of
long standng-Price SO cents. per bottle.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF CoMPREY.-This syrup is To b,
used in all cases OF Profuse Mensuaon Fuor Albu or
Whites, and all Female weakness-Price 7sc per bottle.
FEMALE RESTORATIVE CoRpIAL-Tbis ia n safe and
certain remedy for Retention and Suppression Mense
Painful Menstruaton, &c-Priee 37i cents per bottle.
Also, Vegetable Vermuge, Composition Drops Spice
Bttes Cstarrh smut Eye Water An,ispasmOdic Tncure
Compound Tncture Of skullcap and vsleran.
Also Tinctures Of Lobelia Boodroo Mandrake Bamony
Opium Lupuin and vera,rum yrde together with gen.
era assortment Of Botanic and Eclectic remedies including
the large stock Of Medicines le by the late Dr. CARLEY,
which will be sold at great reduction from the original prices
Remember the Place,
Ne. Q Elliot Street. BratrIebor~ VI.
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RUlLDING LOTS. FOUR OF THE
best building lots in town. situate Walnut street, will
be sold cheap by the subscriber H. KIRKLAND
Feb. Q, 1856. ina
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P7. HARDNGAN
lSchuretiC No. | and No. 2
Soothing Tintture; q Complete Medication.

for those DIFFICULT and diseases the DIPu
RATING or PuMFYis ORGANS, viz; LIVER KIDNEYS BLAD
DER, SKIN, &C.
The Dr. who, for has devoted his time the study
OF the above class II diseases has prepared and will send IN
person. the receipt OF two Postage stamps Treatise
so plain and concise that knoD the and the
best method to treat and their difficulties and afford
much valuable information upon those delicate subjects and
only be gained by best medical
long experience This Treatise upon the DEPuRArIsG
TEN has met with unparalleled appreciation the Ladies
reteuing the necessity Of medical usits,on and
fion. HARTMAN a TxVWw
Proprietsrs. roy, n. ".
Sold In Brattleboro by DR.. Il. NJ. AYERS Whoesse and
Retail Agent for Vermont. a.
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ySSfssosyssis-1 RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON
Gi:;iiissss.is4 II II q A Ii. On anI aner Nnnday

--1A---A.-Ma May 10, Trains will follows, to wit.
Leave fitchburg Depot, Boston at u 80 and HOO M
Bellows fals for Rutland and Burlington II 80 and
6.00P.M
Rutland Tor Bellows Fails 5;45 A. VI. and 1880 r. NJ
Rutland for burlington at 5; IS A. NJ, 2.l5 p VI.
burlington Tor Rutland and Bellows Falls at s. 10 and
1850 A. $50 2. NJ.
Al Burlington, Trains connect with Lake Champan Steam
and Trains Of Vermont Central Road Rutland with
Trains for Troy Albany, and SewYork Saratoga Springs
Schenectady, and the West At Bellows Fails with Trains
the Cheshire Road for ftchhurn, Worcester Lowell and Bos-
ton With VI Valley Road Tor raeborn, Spring. Hart
ford New Haven, and SewYork And with Sullivan Road
Tor Windsor White River Junction, and the White Mountains
u Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
most direct route Tickets and all necessary information
be had at the Bellows Palls Ticket Office
E.A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
May 10, 1shs 10
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I,s,ssss:ssa VERMONT Valley RAIL

Estissssssi,isyR0AD. On and after MONDAY NOV. 2nd
SnH--Ax-sls57 TRAINS will run as follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro So A. NJ and 10 p
~ Returning leave Bratteboro for Bellows Pals 10 IS
and 90 2. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows fals at
8 60 A. NJ. Brattieboro IL as. r. NJ
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vermont Massachusetts, and Connecticut Railroads
IN Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
lvan Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
Iasmmpsic Rivers Hail Roads, forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady St. Jonsbury and
White Mountains, Burlington and Rouses Point, Ogdensurgh
and Montreal. VI. SLDAT Superintendent
VI Valley Il. II. once Nov 2 1851 ~
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HAIR DRESSINGS. THoRN's BEAUTIFUL
Hair Dressing Professor Woods and Mrs 8. A. Aliens
Hair hesratves, Prof Ak G. Bays 1coperous, Lyons
katharon Bliss Tonic, Hungarian Balm, Boges Hyperion
Fluid spauldngs Rosemary and Burnes Coooanr. Alfor
tAe Hair For sale by [Ie) In. THORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

INTERETTrNG DEcIsIoS.-The American Express
Company was entrusted with seven thousand five
hundred dollars by Marshall & Illsley, of Mlwau-
kie, to deliver at the State Bank in Madison Wis
consin. The Express Company made a tender Of
During the night the Express safe robbed OF
its contents, including the seven thousand 1ve
hundred dollars. Suit was brought by Marshall
lllsley to recover the money from the Express
Company, who held that once having made a ten
der of money they were no longer responsible for
it as common carriers, aud that thsy kept 1t over
night mere matter of accommodation to plain
tiff. The jury returned a verdict In favor Of the
Express Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

FROM MoNTEvIDEo.-Adyces from Montevideo to
the 18th of November, state that remark allie
events had taken place there. The President dis
solved Congress by force, and banished without
trial twenty persons belonging to the opposition.
The House of Representatives was invaded by
a force of two hundred men and two pieces of ar
tillery, aud the members were ordered to close
their session. The cause of these disturbances was
the treaty OF commerce and limits with Brali,wli
party promoted the intrigue by supporting gov
ernment. After this, and Just when a revolution
was expected, General Don Manuel Oribe, of Ia
mentable celebrity as chief of the famous siege of
Montevldeo, and worthy lieutenant of Rosas, the
Buenos Ayrean tyrant, died. Government. being
deprived of that support, has engaged in confer
ences with the liberal party.
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GoIka AT LARoB.-About the first of

CONC AT LARGB.-About the first Of
January last, a gentlemen had his shawl stolen
from the Ballard House, and was then unable tc
discover the thief A few days since, however, be
saw his shawl In a dying establishments near the
hotel, and learning that it had been brought there
by a slave named Frederick, had him arrested.--
Frederick stated that he got II from Archer elave
10 Mrs. Cabeli. and archer said he bought Il Of
white man. in tho strset, during the Christmas
holidays, but could not tell the name Of the pess
son from whom he made the purchase. (As the
owner lost 1t after that time, Areher's statement
-scsld not be true.) Frederick took the shawl 10
David, who dyed it, and as the Mayor believed
that David was going at large, and keeping D re-
ceptacle for stolen clothes, had him arrested. AZ
ter hearing all the evidence, Frederick was hoeged
for his share of the offence, David was committed
for going at large, and Archer was continued Tor
future hearing.
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DELIBERATE MURDER.-A most outrageous mur.
dor was committed in Arnite City, La. on the night
of the 2ist ult. Two men, named John Hardy and
Thomas Green, had been gambling, and Green had
won some fifteen dollars, which Hardy claimed or
wished Green to refund, which he refused TO do
After the game was ended, they went ont of the
house, when Hardy again demanded the money
Green still refused, saying that he had no money.
that if he had he should keep it; whereupon liar
dy deliberately drew a pistol and shot Green In
the breast, killing him almost instantly. Hardy
then made his escape.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., RaCEs.-Tbe meeting of the
South Carolina Jockey Club, which commences
over the time honored Washington Course to-day,
{3d) gives assurance CT spirited and animated coI-
tests, almost beyond comparison our turf annals.
The Mercury says:
The number of horses upon the ground In pre-
paration is tar greater than upon any former oc-
casion for many years, and the fame they have ac-
quired in hard fought battles, almost without ex-
ception, strengthens us in the conviction which we
boldly express, that the season of 1858 will make
bright calendar OF American exploits. The inter
est in the coming meeting seems to be general,
and animates and pervades all classes and condi
tlons OF people. The large amount In purses which
the Club have so literally awarded to the winners
has had its visible effect in bringing toge tber the
best horses of the land contestants aud the car
njval will be brilliant one indeed
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The MoRaoNs AND The ISDIANs.-The Santa Fs
Gazette has received reliable intelligence from the
Conejos to the effect that the Tabamuatche and
Muafche Utah Indians giving unmistakabls
signs of hostility, and openly declare their eDmi
ty to the Mexicans and Americans. They say that
the Mormon tate is worth all the other "tates,"
AS he gives them kegs OF powder and boxes Of
guns, and that he could whip the whole world.
There is not doubt that Brigham Young is in
citing these Indians to hostility against our gov
ernmeDt, and that they are likely to be trouble
some. From the Conejos to the Mormon settle
ments it is but few days travel. and the Taba-
muatches use as much in Utah as In New Mexico.
The inhabitants in the Conejos spprehend danger
from these Indians 30 soon the snow disappears
and the grass begins TO grow.
The Gazette states that the difficulties which
have existed for some time between the Naval G
aud Utah Indians are now in fair way to be sd-
iusted,
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TROUBLES IN NORTHERN MExICo.-We learn from
the Brownsville Flag, of the 18th, uit that Gov
ildaurri, OF Nuevo Leon and CoahuIa, has de.
clared for resistance against the recent coup dtat
AT the capital, and issued proclamation calling
his people to arms in support of the constitution
of 1881. by it overturned. Matamoras, also, and
the people OF Tamaulipas generally, with Gov
GarZa at their head had refused to accede to thenew
order of thiDgssnd civil war seemed inevitable In
the meantime, Gen. Nereno stood faithful to Com
Onfort, and the Flag records the following:
We learn from private source that Il schooner
has arrived of BFazos Santiago, with troops from
Tampico. sent by orders of Gen. Mereno. Its com.
mander is said to have sent dispatch to Col Gar.
cIa, of MatamOras, telling him TO evacuate that
port OF he would Immediately compel him to do so
by the armed forces at his command. We cannot
say whe ther this is true or not but it came from
gentleman who lives in Matamoras, and was be-
iieved by him to be true.
Troops are being collected at Monterey and else
where, in large numbers, and unless this party or
that give way, bloody civil war in Northern, as
well as Central and southern Mexico must ensue.
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ISrEaMExrs.-We append the Ii

INrERMENTs.-We append the List OF
interments at the Shockoe Hill Burying 0rcrnds
for the quarter ending the 1st Of February. Tho
total number of whites and blacks is f6t-S4 being
whites and So blacks. OF the whites there were IL
males, 80 females and9 stiil born. OF the coiorsd,
there were 81 males IS females and 0 stilt bern.
In the month Of January last, the intsrmsnta
were--l3 males, IL females and stiil born, Whites.
OF coIored persons there IL males, 10 females
and still bern--msking total of 50 buriAis, be-
ing average off per day out Of q population Of
1000.
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FAyETrE AnrILLERY.--Col. n. M. Nim.

FAYETTE ARTiLLEhY.--Coi.h H. IA. MIA
mo, one of the old commanders OF the Artillery,
has set to work In earnest 30 revive this vapSs!s
corps, and pleased 20 learn that he 10 mest-
ing with marked success In about ono week 10
has succeeded in enrolling forty or nfty men, aad
thinks there IL no doubt that be will have eom-
mand on parade on the I'D inst, Of at least forty
picked men, 10 fire the salutes Of that day. The
artillery is certainly amost important arm Of the
volunteer service. and should be kept up st all
hazards. Not only tho State bot the city shoald
contribute literally TO that end for In the honf es
need. their services would be Indispensable.
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THE K1pNAprrSe- Mason Thom.s.

THE KIDNAPPfSG- Mason Thomas,
charged with kidnapping George Anderson, free
negro, from New York, was again before the
mayor yesterday, to undergo an examinasicn.
The Mayor read q letter from New York city. end
also a certificate from John Peterson, Q negro
school teacher, In New York., stating that George
Anderson a pupil In HIS grammar class In
1910, he then being thirteen years Of age. This
statement is sufficient to cause the cenfn af
Thomas until the Mayor OF New York can have an
opportunity to search upa white witness; but We
presume Is not strong enough Of itself to have the
prisongw sent back to the place where the crime
committed. No Southern Justice would be
willing to imprison or punish q white man upon
the oath of negro in free State, and uniess
white testimony can be produced by Tuesday bext,
we suppose that Thomas will be dischsrged from
custody, as the authorities Of New York viii then
have had ample time to secure proper evidence
for n VIRGINIA courtg
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BArL Bosps are as meaningless al any

BAIL BoNDs are as meaningless ct any
form in the statute book. Not one ofthem cut %
a thousand In ever prosecuted, Notwithstanding
turned &c the Hnstings Court. The Law rtquSsfog
man IN enter into bail for any petty misdemess-
or, is ;neperatiye, and shonld he amended. y. IN
stead Of holding man 10 bail for his soca peis&r
vior on couyietior, OF being drabk and dtsofdersg
In the street. the Mayor eonld impose me upon
him and comrei him 10 ray IL 10 money or work
II ont In the chain gang at twenty cents. rcwdsss
weald be less disposed TO get into dfhcuities snd
the police would have fesef police warrants 70 ~
tendto
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SuccEss OF THE BRITISH IN IHDIA.~--
Those who have not yet procured tickets 20 the
supper % be given at Reids Hotel az nine o'cioc9
tonight in honor OF the suecess of the Hrfttsh
arms in India, can do 50 by calling on Messss-
Br,dgford. Bartholomew or Pceor. Several dts
tlnguished gentlemen will be present. on tho ocsa-
inn :.
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sas. PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS

Fey fLAIN pTATEmkNTs UF EAOIo.-
d. HAMPTON now aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him
Are you sick Beware Of imitationsl Ask foI
aampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and cafe romedy may induce
oounterfeiting-
A medicine must have merit and great merit, too
D nd the test of public opinion. No art OF pufnpg
can galvanize worthless article, SO as to Keep II up
as good medicine, if it be not really so
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spe OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
of them passes frrm mouth to mouth with more ra-
pidity than newspapers can spread 1t. A HNlng VII
ness testifying to the medicine has made for
him, is OF more service tnan any newspaper au'er-
tising. - j.
Hampten's Vegetable Tincture and its effects. 49,
nR VIM HIGH, No. 1875 South Paca street Baltf
more, cured of rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
NfR. EDWIN NJ. sPR.NKLIN, No. q Register street.
RaItinore most dreadful case of Scrofula OF years
staining lest number of pieces Of bone. restored to
health. o ,,..
treet-her case after years of suffering has aston
shed her friends Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr Vim oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, SUI
ered from these complaints for Is months with body
scd mind severely affected de was cured by Hamp
toas Vegetable Tncture, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C
Mr.. Henry U. Winn had cough for years-great
weak necz He had in all 1--WE or SIX tTea
ali the remedies, but was cured only ny
HAMPTON'S !EGETARLE TINCTCHE.
T. = -. 70 Ladies and Children VIII please give
" saia by PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., Richmond; By
IN H,sssrSzTg: by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, Balti-
nnsFs NJ6 BY Dru gsts and Shopkeepers ever
So ei per bottle; six bottles for S5. Sc S-dSc
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SPEAKING EARLY.--Nearly every spare
room in the principal hotels OF this city has been
engaged ior the I'D inst, aud many of the board
ing houses daily receiving applications for
commoaations. Hundreds Of our private citixsas
will entertain their country friends on that oecA-
sion, and great as the crowd may be, we have no
doubt that all will Ind food and shelter when they
arrive, -..s- s...-fsa st-ar ss ~ s. - s,fsf