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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24
We must have some talk with this learned
Thebian.

The Editor of the lKouusdineer devotes q
paragraph or so, in the last number of his ?
paper to our especial benefit. We think that
no one who perused the Communication 10
which he refers will deny, that it was a per-
sonal attack on the E litor of this paper
Philip says he called on the Deputy bar kee-
per at Fosters Hotel, and enquired of him
concerning tho facts, aud the aforesaid Depu-
ty informed him that the facts set forth in the
communicated" are correct. The Deputy
bar keeper is the identical individual tie Ed
itor Of the Hountaineer visited with the call
for an Anti Lecompton meeting during March
Court, and according to the account of this
interesting affair as published in the No,m-
taineer few weeks ago, the Depaay after
reading the call carefully, signed it. It ap-
pears by the last lEouataiaeer that the second
call of Philip was equally successful. The
Deputy is also the identical individual, who
made such tremendous efforts to get Philip
an opportunity to make speech at Carroll
town last fall; ''cali on Phil Noon; Phil Noon
wants chance to say something" The ap-
peal couldn't be resisted and Philip was ac-
cordingly called on, to give, his views eorl-
corning the exciting topics of the day. Phil
ip is evidently willing to make the Deputy his
man Friday, bnt whether the Deputy will
consent to the arrangement or not of course
is at present doubtful. Philip should prepare
q fierce communication get the Deputy to sign
it, and then publish it. It would have {
direct and irresistible tendency to make the
next number OF the Ikountainee, very sDic5
and interesting.
Philip would ike 10 DE very severe anG
sarcastic in his Editorials He has now il
his possession file of the INountatneer pub
hshed andEdited in this place some twenty
or twenty one years ago, BY the late N'rn. B
Conway Esq, and we understand thai he i
in the habit of devoting an hour occasionally
to the perusal OF poor Conway's Editorials
for the purpose Of acquiring his, style, anc
borrowing his ideas. This reminds us s.
forcibly of the Fable of the Ass in the Lion
: skin, that We cant forbear quoting it. An As
CHANGING to fnd a Lions skin put it on, an
Immediately sailed forth Expecting to terrif
the whole neighboFhood. Unfortunately h
met his master just as he started, who seein
his (the Asses long cars sticking out fror
beneath the Lions skin, immeiiatly seized
club and gave Mr., Bray good beating, whic
soon convinced him that although he sporte
Lions skin, lie was nothing but an Ass ..
ter all
Having already declared the statements i
the communication referred to falsehoods,
course It is unnecessary for us to do so agar
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ming in weakness Of spirit under .his griey-
GUS burden. and their maledictiors will fall
upon any legislator who allows himself TO be
ledby false lights and specious pretexts, to
refuse the repose which all the industrial in
ter sts now imperatively demand. The n.
Y. Herald gives the following item from
Washingtop.
Intelligence has just been received here.
from the highest authority in Kansas. stating
that numerous petitions, signed by the Free
State men, are On their way to Washington,
in favor Of the immediate admission of Kan
sas under the Lecompton Constitution. The
President has received letters from RESPONSE
bic sources in Kansas which state, in positive
terms, that most Of the prominent free soil
men IN the Territory desiIe the immediate
passage OF the i.ecompton Constitution 1t
is sad that even Lane and Robinson desire
It's passa ye, and are on their way 10 Washing
ton Thirteen of the fifteen Democrats from
Pennsy lvania will vote for the bill. This
is gain Of four votes from this State.
The information respecting our Peunsylya-
MIA delegation is not unlikely to prove true
/ We observe that the Press has become res
| tless under the prospect, and seeks to hold
/ our congressman 10 their early position, or
what it is disposed to construc into opposi-
ton to the Presidents policy We are not
surprised at this response to the almost IN
animous voice of the Pennsylvania Democra-
cy last Friday. This win Justify each Of oul
Congressman in yielding his personal prefer
| ences TO this solemn decl aration of bis cons
tituents. while it would be hard to see how
any could well excuse an opposite course
under the light which they now possess az tt
public sentiment in Pennsylvania. 1t vii
not do to answer that the delegates universal
ly misrepreseuted the viii of their constitu
cnts, for their constituents had it in thei
power to instruct them as TO their will, ",
must accept the action Of the Convention q
the act of those whom they represented, ii
the abseace Of posi'ire evidence to the con
trary.
We observe that Mr.. Montgomery, of thi
State, has prepard species Of compromis
bill, which he proposes to submit. !Ie pro
vides for Convention to amend the LecomD
ton Constitution. When it is offered. "
shall give the particulars of the movement
All these indications unite in favor Of heal
thy feeling on this question, and places th
immediate admission of Kansae beyond al
serious controversy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24

Carlisle, Pa. March 1S.-i1s
in the Sumner Court AaI'lt- .,.ii,. =.
to a conclusion 20 dag. By the eA-.
John Harris. OF the marine l''l
defense -.- .
Col. Sumner put in a long P'Pi, 25,r,
deriving his amenabiliiy 70 'he = /.
ferred against him, aud setting
grounds of such denial IN 'uii' ,;ns
The Court spent 4 very short 5;'L ne c,l
de,iberaiion-the result Of whlSr 80. :,
known until it shall have OeSp ,5,c,t
at Washington The Judge en- Hor
ceeds imm sdiutelg To Washing
papers
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24
All l hope Of mortal man,
Is to love me whilst he can

A SA1Lon's Nam WANT.-We remcrnb Der
once seeing specimen of a sailors letter,
which ran in this wise:
Dear Jack-I want you to send me some
pigtail tobacco, tarpauln hat, and pair OF
duck trowsers. You must be sure and send
the pigtail. Ifyou forget everything else,
don't forget the pigtail. Send lots of pigtail,
Your friend, TON.
y. B. Be sure and remember the pigtail.
?. S. Don't forget the pigtail.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24

Ey~ The girls of Northampton have been
sending bachelor editor boquet. made OF
tanza and wormwood He says he don't care.
Us sTeetcr than mstrimony. any how.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24
The sumner Cont EaIu|l

Messrs. Fromeut. Townsend anu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence IN nay establishment | respectfully submit
that shall not change the price Of my bottled
LAGER BEER. PORTER, ALE, &C. during the
summer season.
The following have been and will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen, quarts .s2 on p cts allowed by re.
" pin's....... nD( turn OF the bottles.
hall pipts. 80 ce1ts-bottles extra.
Lager Ceer IN half, quaICet aud eighth barrels,
ithe latter Of gallons, package exclusively
tor the city customersl Philadelphia Ale in whole
sish.
H. B.-storo and Bar keepers, q Considerable pc!
centsge allowed. 2. WIL8ACHEK.
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messfs. Laidey Robinson, corner
ith and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal 4 Norton, corne.
18TH ana Main, or at nay establishment. will be
promptly attended to. my4
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ATNO ll9--CONTlNUED ADDiTlONS

"a OF SUMMER STOCK, cnasistin. of & full sup
plr Of Coats rsnts and Vests of the latest styles
also Eurn hing hoods, desirable goods for the
thecl sucn as light C.aYats. Ties Stocks Linen
handkerchief tRrea1 and Silk Gloves, Gluza, Ne
rin0 aud Silk Shirts and Drawers, SC. In anticioa-
ton CT iight trade in the city this s,as0r my stock
"as verv carefully selected and ma 10 up and K
20 at very low prices for cash Soiioting an exan-
nation of my stock by all whohaY not yet suppl ed
Themselves. hoping to slit their taste in style.
quality. IT and price, tender s0cere thanks N
liberal patrons. j d GOODMAN
Je2i No iIg Main It.
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by STEAMER ROANOKE. We have
- just received full and co,nplets assortment OF
Plain Fancy Heal aud Bullion White FTn8eS, Of
all widths Trimming Rrais, new styles, for pu5-
ter4 and Nantes; also DuSt,r Tsssels, OF every de-
scrition; white Cords and Tassels, together with
many other g0ode in the Trimming way, which we
will offer low to the trade.
GINTER, KENT i ALVEY
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 40.
ElIMEEjnY' F0R C0uana. COLDS,

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
N NEuksL GIA AND NERVOUS HEADApHE =.
The tact has been well known for long while thnt
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR Is the beht retnsoy
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps u IS BOT
generally so well known that IL has relieved p.rina
nently several cases of aeuraisia and Nervous HEAD
tificste from Mr. WrssroN, a oontieman well known
In this community: .ts.
"RIepNosp, January Is, lSss.-This u 70 cefsn
Neuralgia most severely for several cars maze
tried various remedies, but found no RELIEF unti,
try Ma DAVIS O0UaH ELIXiR. which / found
OF great benefit TO myself Ny daughter, who ha ma
suffered with coug since her infancy, mas teeh gu
trial caf.d by tlae use of Mrs DAVIS medicine, an
il now free FROM cough and more vigorous than ~ {
hes been at any period Of her LIE. believe Il u ~
o.. Elm nervous and general debility: ,v..
For sale by Mrs u DAVIS, Fisher = " insa"nj;
Midspau.kkI a "'".' fec
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r UlICE.-HaFlng Leaseu tGe NAM
~ CHESTER CORN MILL for a term Of years,
under the style aud firm OF VAUGHAN ARCH,
ER are prepared 10 grind toll foT farmers and
Others, who may b. disposed to patronZe us. We
are now prepared also, 10 furnish No. article OF
boLCED MEAL. in or out Of the city, at q reasona-
bic price
All orders left with Messrs DOVE & CO. Main st.
between litil and 18th streets: Richmond; VII be
promptly attended TO- JAMES b: VAUGHAN
my 3l-3m* WILLIAM V. AhCubR.
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CAV kILL-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Bill On Mayo's Island, from
Mr. John Williams, have made arrangements to get
continuous supply Of fine logs of the best selected
growth end quality. they are prepared to furnish
blLL TIMBER 10 builders ami others Oh reasonable
They will enGeay0r to make il the interest Of
builders to deal with them and would most respect,
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mil, or At our Shop, on 6th ana
Gary streets shall be promptly atten ied 20.
f. 2-ts JOHN & GEO. GIBSON.
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THE "BEDFORD ALUM AND 10

L DINE WATER" has been analysed by three
;nsut Chemist aad proven 70 be richer IN mine
rss AID to contain more Iodine tnau any mineral
water known.
We are now manufacturing from his water Sn
EXTRACT, by careful and scientific process. of eyap-
ntation by which all the healing properties OF the
water retained In pure and concentrated mass,
which readily dissoves i'll common water. and is
i'm g1ediately ready for usa.
Wehave many certificates from ply. cians and pIi-
vate individuals which Can be seen ty sendinE and
procuring one Of our pamphlets from any ofcuF aets
barring full testimony TO the curative properties If
tre water aud Vas. in all scrofulous and Cutane.
o IS diseases. Dyspepsit Liver Complaints, Chronic
y; rrhea. trolap.us Uteri aud all It's kindred af.
f,s all diseases of the Urinary Organs Di. be-
ter, Gravel Chrouic inflammation and IiratioIs Of the
Kidneys. Piles &c.
A supply of the Water, nicely and securely pack
ed in boxes. containing ona dozen bottles each Tor
ssie either by ;he box orsinele bettle, aud also
1T by mail anywhere Kept for sale by j II
tOMpSoN co. Lynchbutg Va; GEORGE b
JONES % petersbnrs, Va; JAS ALLEN, Mil
ton, \: e., ana LAtDLEY il ROBINSON Chemists
&C hiChhlOnu, Va "a Zs-am
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CMITH'S ALE, SMITHS ALE-Ths
~ subscribers take great pleasure in informing
their numerous customers and the public general
Is that they have succeeded in obtaining the ExCLU
sivE HIGHT to sell SMITHS paILiDELpHIA ALE
ia This market The citizens vi Richmond have long
been denied the opportunity OF indulging IN this
luxury. AMI the subscribers hope that the present
effort to supply very superior article at the same
price as charged for inferior brands may receive
such encouragement as will justify the extra ex.
pehse they have incurred. SMITHS ALE mas nl
tanned such wide spread celebrity az to render
comment super fiGOus The subscribers are daily
boitiing this ALE in halfants and quarts, 10 suit
customers.
Private families supplied Oh reasonable terms.
Je 25-dim MASON Is co
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ssRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
4 -Ruptures cured, Ruptures radically cured
Truss has been reduced fron $40 to only s.: placing
it il the power Of all to obtain of these invaluable
TrUasc5 AID be perfectly Cared. This Truss
7enivaty be sent by mail express 10 any portion
OF the state
Send q measure Of your hips or pelVis-5aying
whether Won desire q weak strong spring dis
tincty writing your name and place Of resi6tnce.-
The pad of this Truss works the bali and socket
system giving it great latitude Of notion 10 as to
arply lis pressure ut any given point ana then fixing
it there your pleasure by small lever attached
i ~ worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is lea.
instrument, being perfectly snp pie and Mt ell ia
bic 20 get cut 1t order or be broken 1t has cured
great plumber Ofpersons in this city and thro ghout
The state and will most Cheerfuliy refer to gen
tieTen who well known for their yerac:y ans.
respectability who have themselves been thoroughly
cured OF this dangerous disease and tina too in
ii long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce Il tho very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably bs sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money TO
any merchant or friend in the city, or we will give
ey reference responsibility anG promptness
Tne Truss or any information CONCERNING It, can be
had of g. G. JACK SON,
No. II Main street. Richmond.
". =. Parsons owning valuable slaves VINO sro ruie
tured, should BY al means obtain one fer they VIII
lot Only cure, bat durable that they are the
cheapest in the cad.
All kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms do bly,
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CrrICE r ,F&P r. r. Col
Richmond July, 1853 Iy5

re ,-xSzsxxSsxy ON AND AFTER the
s.4fs Is. JUNE, the following articles
VII ~ carried between Petersburg end any Depot
on the Richp nj sud Dauyiile Railroad: above The
lunr zion ut tbs same charges ns If carried between
tiichLuond ana the same Depot ana between any
Depot the Southside Railroad above the Junction
sn1 kich m0rd 1T same rates If carried to Peers
lu1 s-yiz: Totacco in hoesheads or hoxa.: u heat
III ur. corn, Oats, Live stock, ip cars, and Dry
foods anu Groceries. All artif les intended 70 b.
sent through Richmond, IN or from any Depot
the South Side Railroad, shove the Junction, viii
- charged the same if carried Ihr, ugh city
r"iut ana Petersburg. my2s
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n, fARD SOLE LEATHER
A''' ' pUrNEY L WATTS.

szg7n~n "A DIE S AECh TOP
T4[L11--xxH FRENCH TRUNKS-We have in
sxkSESs tAI store, large assGItIH nj Of Ladies
SsoAxA-AaanAS very large size Arch Top FRENCH
just the thing for ladies who contemplate
vaitjng rhS various watering places this SUMMER =
They are very rcomy and durable Please ell and
examine them before making your vurChRees.
rUTNEI WATTS,
No il3 Main tn eet, hichnond. Va
n B-We have also hand large a. 4 flesh a.
eortU1ent of both lroa and Wool Frame Travelling
and Packing Trunks, Nalicts Carpet AMI knamel
Bass and oatch Is All for sale on sasorable terms
js % PUTNbI L WATTS.
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BOARDING. &c.

DOARDTEG.-M T. W. BASS has o
- very comfortable room, suitable for q family.
Also day boasders can be accommodated. kes
dence-shot Tower, on Grace street, second door
from st. Paut's Church.
n b. 1t was mistake in SIr 2. B. Minors adver-
tisement, of last week. advertising this house Tor
rent Je I-lmf
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u NOTICE.-Fcr the

~ @ Aeon. NO ulgasiisn # P.r. the
detIr0us Of visiting Ashland an extra Train viii be
run every SUNDAY, (until further nctice.) on AID
after Sunday, 29th inst. Leaving kichDcnd Dtpei
at 9 A NJ. RetuFsipg viii leave Ashland st y.
SAI'L kuru, Srrt Transportation
Cifce and J. Co.
Richmond. Nay 26th, ls5S. ny 2s-ts
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T AaER BEER LAGER BEER. =

I y :
- hereby respectfully inform customers, and
the public in general, that have enlarged our
B0ttIing Establishment. SO va can supply our GUS
toners with the very best kind OF sparkling Lager
Beer at the lowest rates Our wagon with tho sign
gces through the streets daily and Will bring it to
any place in the city Tree of charge -
LOUIS EUKEi BROTHER,
an lG-3mE No 20S Main street
nS-Orders taken by j. FISHER. Druggist, Broad
street, brtween LIST street aud Brooke Avenue, and
by Nessrs Waring & Pierce, on Bread, between Ssh
and 9Th streets.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY;
~ Threads, very large stock;
Buttons
Combs;
Brass Stesl ard Reed Eoors:
Cravats Snspenders, andkerchiefs;
porfumeries. Soaps; Brushes;
Letter. Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes;
Twines, Clocks aad JeweIry;
skirts Corsets, Fnbroideries, &c.
varied and we'll asserted stock OF Notions and
Fancy Goods always on hand and at low prices 10
the trade. THOMAS, HUGdES CALDWELL,
Importers and lobbere,
jel Ne Pearl or l4th street.
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GARBAGE MANUFACTURERS
!, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

cES CARRIAGES, CARRiASES.
EfRe3A The subscriber has On hand, a. his Coach
ing establishment, on Lombard alley. between
Main and Carr, QSth and i4ih streets, near the %
lUrihAn Hotel COACHES, CHARiOTkES, DA
R9UCHES, RUQGlES. with and without tops, 3nd
sULKIES. all Of his make q The De g materials
aud workmanship; ali OF which will bo sold as low Us
good work of the kind can De in the city OF Rich
Inond. and respectfully ask a call from thoee II
want of any article il the Carriage line, IS All de
.+rIninei to make 10 order aud sell at the lowest
prices possible ana all work sold thai is new, war
Tanted biICAJA ALI MAEGUM.
Ic tS-9n
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

u
I LEGE -fhis Infirmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets, ia elevated and
heaithtnl position. convenient to the railroad de-
pots, hotels and other cetres Of business. 1t is fur
nIsnad with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment OF diseas and injuries and
for tho comfort Of the sick. Al persons reIdirin.
Ne iica or Surgical aid except the insane snd those
laoorlng under contagious Diseases admitted
i1;o the Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
ceived and carefully attended 70.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profess
s1rs of the College. who visit the wards daily. Tho
Charges ior Board. Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine are for Per week.
White
COored - ..,...., - rs
n addition 10 the above rates. in requiring
Surgical Opsrittca, by agreement with the Fro
nrietors of the Bellevue Hospital q small Zee ia
charged ior tue operation, ling from 50 10 $50
according to its Importance. The particular fee in
any case may ba aScertaGe1 by application to either
Ct the Attending Surgeons or the Resident physi-
clan.
All charges payable the removal Of the patient
Attending Surg aons-PTofs uIB52N, pETIC3LAs and
WEXFORD.
Attending Physicians - Profs. TUCKER and Coz
WAY.
Resident physiciau-JCHICs NICHE, ii.
Eteward-F. 81. PARRISH.
President-L. JONAS, VI. d.
Persons inttle country, desiring to send patients
10 the lntiTn3ry may address either the Preside IT
CT the Resident Physician. sp 26-6in
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nae GREAT REMEDY

rI,nE GREAT REMEDY
l. FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
HAETsIIORNE's CARMiNATlfb BALNAm
Cures Cholera and Looseness OF the bo"eis'
HARTsHORNk'S CARMlXATiNE BALSAN
Cures Diarrhoea aud Summer Complaints.
UARwSHORNE'S CAEMINATIVE BAL5An
Cures Sour and Acid stomach AID all boWei
Affections.
UARTSHORNE's CUREALL
Cures oil Pain, aud prevents Bowel COM
plants. WI.
Tho above Medicines are prepared by Cheinlst; -
Reuqmber uARTSH0RNES CARMtNhLdn Il
RsTShN cures ell Bowel Complaints, and hAHior
UoRNE'S CURe-ABb will prevent LoosenesS oil
The Bowels and cure all Pam.
Bottles 25 cents. - sco
Sold by PUhCELh, LaDp ~ Ia
huu a. "4s' - ie2k--ts
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NOTICE-The subscriber begs' leave to
informhis customers of the cty Of Richmond that
he is receiving IUv halt bbs lrst quality Pha
dcphia Cream Ale, and will dispose of the
the most reasonable terms and deliver it free OF
charge to any part Of the city.
81. MCCORMACK,
fe2G-ts 3nS Broad stree.
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rI1RIEIEMAR PKOTECTED By ROY

TSTRiE3EMAR PROTECTED Df MY
l. All Letters Pa9nt of England, and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole DIS Pharmacle dc Paris, ana
the Impe ia College of Medicine, Vienna. THESE
ma Noi isa remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrna,
and Exhaustion of tue system. Triescmar NO 2 Ell
ectualy i'll the shor tspce of three days complete
" ana entirely eradcates all traces OF those dlsor
ders which COZ avia and cubehs have 50 long been
thought an antdota for to tho ruin Of the health 81
a vast Portion OF the population. Triesemar No 3is
great Continental remedy that class of disorders
Which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with Mercury to the inevitable obstruction OF tne
pa;ents constitution and hich all the sarsapariila
in the world cannot remove. TTieseInar Nos !, z;
and are alike devoid of taste small aud OF all
nauseatiug qualities. They may lie on the toilet Ia
bic without their use being suspected. SCd III I'm
cases and divided in separate doses as administered
By Telpeau, .aiieman, Roux. Ricord, &c; &C. pf1e
- each ST four cases i'll one for b. which saves 81
ard in s27 cases. Sold by Dr II 4 BARROW. No
I57 Prince street, e few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt OF the amount
Or will fol ard the s. cases OF Trissemar and the
large sizes. carriago paid. thus ilsUTiug genuine
European preparations The 81 cases also sent. but
not free of carriage Consultations as usual, from
eleven A NJ till two = ~ froIs four till eight. L n
ut 80 Isl Prince street, few blocks west OF Broad
way. Sold alec b. --~,.,,,,.,, r..
oo-dI0-s Richmond.
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DEDFORD ALUM AND I0DlN

pEDFORD ALUM AND 10 Dl N E
Id SpRINGs-Tliese Springs are located on the
line dividing the Counties of Canbpel and Bedford.
within a short distance ana ia full view OF the
~ uutains The Peaks OF Otter GROWING tie
beautiful Blue Ridge can he reached in few hours
from this p1iut. The air is pure AMI invtgoratlug,
and the visitor from the l1Waud of Virginia and
the more Southern States, would rest rs securely
her, AZ he would in the midst of the mounfeins.-
Situated directly ou the LYnchburg and Saleni
Turnpike; IL miles from the former rlace, and tour
miles from the Forest Depot, at which place yeni-
clio will be to convey visitors TO and from the
Spiings FREE of charge.