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CRY Qeooos,

AIDES DRESS GOODS.
NOW ON HAND
SILKS,
BAREGES,
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES,
LAWNS,
and LADIES SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GooDs
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY AND STYLE
TO WHICH ADDITIONS
ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE
BY EVERY STEAMER
HAMILTON EASTER d CO.,
49, Nos. 1879, POI AND POS BALTIMORE STREET
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VOy PoPULIi VOX DFTff

The city papers are divided the position of city af
fairs The Pcdne and Crescent sustain the city author
tiles, and denounce the Nigant organization. The
Delta and Delta favor the Vigilant Committee. The
and bulletin record the movements of both parties but
have yet expressed opinion the subject remain
ing neutral
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TO MAJOR G. T. BEAUREGARD:
DEAR SIR,-We, the undersigned, citizens of New Or
leans, entertaining deep interest in the good and
prosperity of our city, and feeling the Importance of
cuing the administration of the municipal government
from the banefu influence party politics. respectfully
ask your aid in desirable effort by permitting
use your Independent candidate the office
of Mayor at the ensuing election on the seventh
of June next.
signed by A. Brother, C. M. Conrad, j. R. Duncan, Jno
u. Bell and six hundred nthers
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~ Taken in cellar at No 40 Lombard street opposite
uplc store suitable Tor oil or molasSes je5tf
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d. CHASE, Agent.
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81 ,14l, 1913. So
In view of the above the Board of Trustees have
this day
Resored That dividend of Sixteen per cent be de-
clared on the Net Amount of Earned Premiums tsay on
S69S 81 and also dividend of Five per cent on the
$4,000 Of Subscribers Capital; certificates for which
will be issued on and after Goth May next
By order Of the Board,
CHARLES IRVING Secretary
LEOPOLD BIERWORTH President
ALFRED OGDEN Vice President,
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary.
.... G. MORTON STEWART Agent
;oIf
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Singular Casuolty-A few days since
MIR. Q. Beckwitl,, Of Beclswth Landing
Missouri, accompanied by his negro man
started for Hickman in skif, for the pur.
pose Of collecting debt Of some fifteen
hundred dollars; this being accomplished
they started for home. They had proceeded
but short distance, when Mr.. b., from un.
accountable reason, concluded to ge, out
and walk, the money being in coin, was left
in the boat. Scarce had he touched the
shore when the bank caved in, engulfipg
negro, money and skiff. Mr.. b. escaped
uninjured. Nothing has been seen or
heard of either negro, money, or skiff
since.
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Il Queer Jud9e.-On a certain occasion
the counse! took some exception to the
ruling oftle court on certain point, and a
dispute arose.
IF the court please" said the counsel, 81
wish to refer to this book a moment" and
at the same time picked up law volume.
"Thcre's no use Of your rcferringto any
Look exclaimed the court angrily,; Il have
decided the pint"
"But your honor"-persisted the attor-
ney.
"Now, cont want to hear anything on
the subject" yelled the court; II tell you
again, l decided the pint"
II know that" was the reioinder "I'm
satisfied of that-but this is a volume of
Blackstone; Pm certain he differs with
your Honor, and I only want to show you
what q fool Blackstone was"
"Ah indeed 2" exclaimed the court, smi.
ling all over, snow you begin to talk"
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Demand for Damages. Robert A. Craig,
a British subject at Punta Arenas. has de-
manded damages of the United States for
losses sustained py him in the seizure OF
Walkers expedition by Com. Pauldine -
lie alleges that he rented to Walker n part
OF his premises and that lie had a large
quantity Of provisions in his warehouse, be-
longing to Walker, at a stipulated rate of
storage per month, on each package; and
also that he advanced on tho security oftho
provisions the sum ofs5oO. The provisions,
ho alleges, were forcibly seized by order of
Com. Paulding, and much of his private
property carried off. Mr.. Craig has for.
warded copy of his complaint to Lord
Clarendon.
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BesFrank and Determined.-Neycra affect
to besother than what you are. Learn to
say, 81 do not know," and II cannot afford
it," with most sonorous distinctness and
emphasis. Men will then believe you when
you say, II do know" and 81 can afford
it," Never be ashamed to pass for just
what you truly are, and who you are,
and you are on solid ground. A man is
already Of consequence in the world, when
it is known that we can implicitly rely on
hlm-that when he says thing he will do
it. Such reputation will give man
more real enjoyment, and is of far greater
value to him than all the results which
display and pretentions can compass.
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To Make Washing Easv.-Take O.

To Make Washing Easy.-Take one
half poud Of hard soap, cut fine and dis
solved; one half pound Of soda dissolve
each by it self, and when so done put them
together, and boil, adding one tescupful Of
strained lime water. Put this in to boil
the clothes. Boil them twenty minutes. -
This will serve several boilers full. The
clothes g must be previously soaked and
soap rubbed on the stained spots. You
tcans wash the finest material: with tliis,, and
,colored clothes boiled in thiis will not
fade. c:,ss.ii
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Room yor an Interrnee.-Lawyer c.
(entering lis, friend, DR.. Ms office,
and speaking in hoarse whisper.) Fred,
I've got such cold this morning, can't
speak the truth.
DR.. M.-WelI, I'm glad it's nothing that
will interfere. with your business.
&C.. finds enough Of his voice to mutter
some an,iquated remarks about doctors be-
ing legalized mnrderers DC, and boltsofl
70 meet an engagement. Ss, n ~ s..
lady ad sestising for 4 husband is par.
.ticular osihaye itspndetstood that 9spo1Se
need apply Wit. are Under air t;9,sppolr
y6ia sns gSq That ffSn,sls
3 i.;s} [; 'l 8 g s. ! gs!! ]
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New PowerJor the Propulsion of Tessels
An important discovery has just been
made in reference to the propulsion of vessels.
1t Is now found that the immense amount
OF resistance encountered ut the head of
ships and steamers, which increases at a
ratio approaching to the square of the
velocity, can be converted into useful power
instead of being, as at present, all sustained
as dead loss. A method for achieving
this has been patented by Mr.. Robert
Grliliths, engineer, London, inventor of the
screw. propeller which bears his name, and
consists in forming the lower part of the
head of the vessel with n revolving cone,
around Which are wound spiral tlangcs. BY
this arrangement the resisting water, instead
OF falling upon the ordinary bows, impingcs
when the ship is In motion, upon the screw
lange, and this causes the cone forcibly to
rcvolve.
The power thus obtained from the cone is
transmitted by shafting and multiplying
gear to work a screw at the stern, if a
sailing vessel, or to go in aid of the engine
ifa steamer. We understand that series
of experiments have been mado in connec-
ton with this invention by gentleman in
Manchester, who has an intimate knowledge
lof shipping, combined with competent
acquaintance with mechanics, and that he
finds sthe5theory thus started to be fully
borne, out in practice; thata very large pro-
portion{of the resistance can be counter
sactedsRith a screw turned with this costess
PpWer, while no difficulty occurs in applying
iIits Confidence. is entertained that not only
ssill the speed 3of steamers be greatly in
creased sby this mode. of dealing with re-
sistance, but that the invention must leap to
the Il creation Of class of profitable self-act-
ing serew-clippers whose speed will far
exceed the the E best mi modern built ships
s.hsngl glisAspaper. @i. .,
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ABBEVILLE. c. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY % 1858

the loop formed by their united narratives
and twitcl'ing them spi,cIully from the line,
he slung them several times round his head,
rs 4 boy would whirl a sling, and projected
them bomb shell fashion into the road,
where they fell amid cloud eff dust, an
eternity Of splitting, and no end of savage
yells.
"Thcre," he calculated, 81 hope that is
the last Of you." But his hope was like
Wordsworths hope, "Bcads Of morning,
strung on slender blades of grass" that
vanished ere the wish could be expressed.
No sooner had the wrctchcd iclines struck
the bosom of old mother earth than each
started in contrary directions for its home
and abiding city. Now one gained few
feet, dragging the other after it, then the
other, gathering strength from despair, re-
trieved the loss, and perhaps added few
feet OF gain, which, narrowing the very
soul OF its companion i'll suffering, caused
him to slew round and pitch in tooth and
nail, with even deeper howIs than had
characterized their performance on the tight
rope.
1t was evident the trouble was not vet
removed, and the unlucky bridegroom on
homicldal thoughts intent, seized sled stake
and plunged towards the unovcly quad
rupcds. But they, forgetting their private
quarrel IN the common danger that mpen-
dcd, turned tail and fled across the ward
with the speed of frightened cats. Round
aud round the house, the stable and the out
buildings the indignant bridegroom pursued
them, pulling and blowing with heat and
indignation. At length, after good half
hour of active exercise, he succeeded in
healing them us they turned a corner of
the house. a dull, heavy blow with the
sled stake, two loud squalls, one III. sweat,
aud he placed his foo. upon their united
stems, then drawing a knife from his pocket
he quickly served ",he electric cham where,
with they were darkly bound" With the
'N"StS vi 1SuIlllDcr ITcCIU Tie
liberated animals dartcd across the fields in
opposite directions, and the much abused
gentleman took up his line of march for
the house, conversing earnestly with HIM
self as he went. 1t may be that he WAS
praying, | have certainly heard words SIM,
lar to those he employed, made use of in
prayer, though from his excited manner, it
is possible that devotion formed no part Of
his thoughts.
Having waited until the door was slam
med violently TO, and the bolts rammcd an
grl'y into their sockets, the two wretchcd
conspir"tors emerged from their hiding
place, chuckling flcndi,hly, ther sinking
into the shadows Of the hedge they departed
from that coast and all the region round
about.
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JOKES OF CONGREssMEN.

SohIo oC SoNUnLoShbN.
correspondent Of the Richmond South
thus describes an episode in his rip from
Richmond to Washington:
"Of course, no one can get within CUR.
shot Of the capital without inhaing some
of the odors of Congress, and was rcgaled
with choice conversation between two
congressman, who were giving an outsider
IN account of some Of the ,loings at Wash
ington. Ono Of the congressman was q
very large, pear-shaped old fellow, with
rather small head for man Of his huge
proportions who INDUCED unscrupulously
/" those discarded Virginianisms, ,ohar and
'har. The other was midlle-agcd and
middIc.sized South CaroIinian, whose
mhccrs and there's contrasted STRONGLY with
the 7chars and Mors Of the elcplantnc
|lrginian. The third was rcd-headed
and nice-mannered man, with whiskcrs a la
Vandvke, who, while being rcgaled with
stale Congress jokes, managed to inform
these jovial public characters that he had
seen st. Peters, &c, DC, Which YOU
know all about, and which you European
tourists so delight to dwell upon. Once at
Rome, yon arc all Romc;ng forever after
wards Well, this Vandyked Romea while
the two Congresmen jolcd. The cars
reached Aquia Creek, and the boat not be-
ing ready, the thre grouped themselves Just
at my elbow, and not knowing there was :,
'clhcl among them takin' notes. they went
on. The conservation turned upon the
franking privilege. The big yirginan
said he had once sent newspaper to an
old North Caroliuian, whose name had
been furnished him, aud, of course, had
never thought of the thing again. Some
years afterward he happened to bc in Nortl,
Carolina, and an old man accostcd him
say'ug, Hello, Mister, l got that paper
yon sent me. and cut out all the advertise
ments and stuck some up here in my porch,
and the others sent round to my neigh
bors. thought all them runaway nicocrs
was yours, and would do rs much for Won
as knowed how The f,cc,ious COMPRESS.
man ended by saying that he believed that
old man would vote for him to be I'rcsi
dent, he felt SO complimcnted by that news
paper. Did you ever hear Of free Tom
Moore? he asked, slapping bis travelled
TREND upon the shoulder. The man who
had seen Mont Blanc was forced TO ac-
knowledge that he had not. 'Wen, Tom
Moore was also in the habit Of scattering
his speeches and other public documents
broadcast over the lan,l-nn,il an old
countrynan began to enquire, who, upon
the face Of the earth, that Free Tom Moore
was, who was always writing his name upon
everything. Then, the facetious Virginian
told of an old publican to whom Mr.. Buell.
anan had accidcntly sent book, who regu-
larly exhibited it to his visitors, never fail
ing 10 remark, that he wondered how Mr..
Buchanan came to take sncll a fancy to
him, rs to send him book. 1t iswilh such
pap that those innocent babes, called Amcri-
can voters, are fed-wh,le the man that can
tell the best joke, is always the one for
them. In this manner, our National Halls
are filed with the finest body of jokers the
world ever saw"
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To Produce Gloss on ,Sb;,t Bo,o,a. 4

TO Produce Gloss ON Shirt Bosoms, dc.
Take two ounces Of fine white gum ara
bic powder--put into pitcher, and pour
on pint or more of boiling water, accord
ing to the degree of stSSgth you desire
and then having covered it let it stand all
night-in the morning pour it carefully
from the dregs into a clean bottle, cork it
and keep,it for use. a tablespoonful Of
Of gum water stirred ina pint Of starch,
made in The usual manner, will give to
lawn, either white Or priented, alook Of
'newness, wien nothing else can restore then
after they have been washed. 80. - =. L L
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An editor out est iyes noti q, ,tos fiii,s M
delinquent subscribers; tliat III 3 IS BDas; ;ss l
make 81 TOUR of so9llso ss thsn,s ssFd
s,yitlf fl6 y sHosS q s sSSxitiI fi'ss
asst,' spsshd. Isec speSTE
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Their continuedsogl and growling
aud bowling was too md z,egsa for i newly
made bridegroom's patience, aids.ke win
dow having come down with slam. ba,
indistinct figure Of some one moving about
the apartment was dimly seen through the
curtain. Presently tile back door opened
and agentleman clad only in shirt, boots
.and breeches advanced with wide, rapid
and angry strides towards. the obnoxious
voices Of the night. Grabbing them by
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The Pan Journals announce the death at that
place, aged o4, of the Baroness Bernadoite, wldow
ofshe brother Of the late King OF Sweden. She
leaves enc son, Bar Oscar Bernadotts- 80
There were lil deatiss 10 New 0fieans for the
week ending the 9th inst.
To BIZ Husa--Jas. b Pate 10 TO be hung on the
18th inst, in Scott Co., Va for murder. j 81
There were ia2 deaths In Philadelphia last
week 80 Of consumption. 5sss
The Rev. Julius L. Grammar, OF Washington
city, has accepted call from the vestry of ST. e
ters u. Church, Of Smyrna, Delaware, to become
their pastor 8t ss 81
A new Methodist church In Bristol, Tenn, was
dedicated The 9th inst Rev. Ire Hoiser efficia
ting. *s4 I8 &8Ns - ssA
| There we're Io1 dea.hs Ia New York. last week
| % Of consumption. 88
Jamss Rellys convicted In Rsoaklyas New fork
ofahs tlnrder OF his wits has been seatsneed 10 b
thuug on the Both OF Jay. kse Sss# et ]
The King Of the Belglans has ordered ceur
monrnipg tor a mouth for the pashess dofisans.
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ssa WORTH Rg.pisG-Whv is it that

many suffer an repine and drag ont "A miserable
existence uuhtted tor the enJoFments, and even OF
iinarv pursuits of iie when relief may be obtained
and health aud yigor restored. by treatment at
once convenient and safe, well permanent in its
c. araCter!
70 tuoee who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tmatng in loss of appetite. vigOr &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
te sufferers in candor and sincerity, pleasant, con-
veDent aud proper pre-criptious, a thorough cure
aud 5ou1a body and mind, without unpleasant re-
striCtion5 hnGrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases of a private pature, from Whatsoever
ause either recent chronic stri;tures an irfita-
bic bladder, &c; also. Scrofuia Asthma, RheEma-
tsm Plies &C. sk iilfuly aud successfully treated.
Dr. HARRIS can be consulted daily at his rooms,
over 1925 Main street above lIth aud opposite the
American Hotel No 81, 81 floor. Entrance on Main,
4th door above | tn street
From thar date until the Ist of June, Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
FRIDAYS of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A u to 2 NJ, and to Nj. ap 2e-3m
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ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED lNro.--The brig
Arahells, Day, from Aspinwall arrived at Nesa
Ion. IS 90 Mt . r. NJ, was fired into by British
gun-hoat, when the brig wss hove to. Soon after a
boat from the eteamer came alongside and the Off
Ger in charge inquired where the brig was bound.
where from, aud demanded to see her papers,
Which were shown him and after scrutinizng them
allowed the brig to proceed. The officer was very
polite
The brig Crimea, Capt. Hickbern, Mt Boston,
from Remedies, reports that on the 26th nit. she
was boarded by an officer from the British steamer
Buzzard who oyerhaned her papers. The G. was
of l,emsdios, aud was brought to by the firing
of single gun.
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E9yIF Your HAIR RIs HARSH,

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II youI Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IF your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
It you have nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Dandruff,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have Eruptons.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
4 You desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
If you desire TO preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you desire not to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorativ
1t you admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you wish beautiful complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
1t you wish Face free from Pimples,
II you wish to appear Young,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yeu want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you want tc find it, -
The Depot IS at ia Market street, ct Louis, Mls
sonri and 3l2 Broadway, New York.
SA-I lis also sold by every popular Druggist 10
this city and country. NH I2-d&cw3m*
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The HusrlNos CoUar was in session

The HUsrINGs CoURT was in session
yesterday, and transacted large amount of civil
business. Messrs. Burton and Wherry, recently
elected Commissioners OF the Revenue appeared
in court, and after giving the required security,
qualified by taking the oaths prescribed by law.
Edward Buimiller, indicted for misdemeanor in
two cases, for permitting negroes to assemble un-
lawfully on his premises, withdrew lis former
plea OF not guilty, and plead guilty on both in.
dictments; whereupon the court fined him three
dollars and costs ia one case, and two dollars and
costs in the other. ' #-N
George, slave, the property Of Peter stainback,
OF Petersburg, charged with fsloniously enteriug
the dwelling of David Ii. Tucker, on the night VI
the 5,h of May, and stealing a gold watch ara
chain valued at $50, belonging to Henry l..
Brooke, was arrsigDed and plead not guilty On
motion of the Attorney for the Commonwealth,
and for good causes shown, the case was continued
until the next term of the Court
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ssr SARATOGA EXPIRE SPRING WATER

This Water. fresh from the spring, can be obtained
It hessrs- PURCELL, ADD Cos No l22 Main street.
III hmonJ Va. ty the gross simple box Also, tor
sale at ali the prucipa Drug Stores in the city Fer
analysis directions for use, and certificates of emf
aeat phy ysiCans see circular which can be obtained
at the Dug stores.
Orders may be addressed to the Propretors, G.. "
WESTON ii co, Saratoga Springs, or At ther De
pot, 6S Barclay street, New York. ap l6--3m
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nssSe INTERESTING TO LADIES. W

in the course of human events, Laoles and uentie-
men lose one of their greatest natural attractions
ie head Of hair-it becomes matter OF serlons in-
pot tance and the question is, what shall we 90 to
stpp the hair from falling # and restore its yiGor
and beauty. In reply TO this query, We beg 10 sag
try Dr. HARMS HAIR PROMOTER aad fTeBoFfR. A
few applications Will ston the hair falling OF break
ing remove uHnSruff, keep the seaip ciean anG
white and impart freshness aud vig1r 10 the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
the coatinned use of il two months will insure yon
In uxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle ase
if not satisfied after the second appl cation return
il and get the price paid "
| Ask Tor DR. Harris Hair Promster and lmrrover
Sold in Richmond, by
Cor Main and 18th. and Main ard We'll sts.
u H1n
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Dr. HAMPTON zow aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him;
Are you siCki Beware OF limitations! ASK for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and sale remedy may induce
cGunterfeltlng. -.
70 stand the tost OF public opinion. No art Of pulling
can gavanize worthless article 80 as to keep 1t up
as good medicine, if it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. i'll spite OF
The people readily find out its virtues ana the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
uiaty than newspapers can spread il. a living wit
ness testifyng to the cure medicine has mace Iof
him lie OF more service than any newspaper adFer
Using.
Ha1npton's Vegetable TiDcture and its effects.
Mr. WIN HIGH, No. l95 SOsth Paca street, Balti
more cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
MIR EDWIN NJ. SpRAEKLIN No. II Register street
Baltimore most dreadful of ScrOfula OF years
ling lost number OF pieces Of bone restored u
MIsa MARY sooPrELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimort
stretched case aitor years Of suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted eai TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. Wm Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House. SUI
fart from these complaints for is moEths, with b4d3
and mind severely sIected. He was cured by Hanp
tons Vegetable Tincturo, after other things Jailed.
~" COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry c. VIM had acough for years grea,
weakness &c, had in ali i've or six yscians trieo
ALT he remedies, but was cured only "
HAMPTON's FEGETABLE T1NCTURE.
eS- Dalcaie Ladies and Children will please glVt
Sold by PURCELL. LADD d CO., Richmond; b,
Dr. COOKE Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists L.
Peters rrg ty MORTIMER & M0WBRAY, Balti
more and by Druggists and ShopkeepeTs everywhere
AS-s. per boetie: six bottles for 85 -ddc