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'pATEN1F MEDICINES

Tor al kinds and descriptions, kep' con ''an.'
u "a hand. An 81 which be iesiS conn
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NM Wsr. Come and eXamire nv STOCK.
Prescriptions os every character, ~
~ carefully.
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Farther by The Indian.

FARTHER PoiNT. July I3-Thc following
additional items of news are by the steamer
Indian:
NAtLEGto, July /, F0fictal 1.-The French
army had been increased b. Napoleon's corps
and viii operate against Verona. whilst a por-
uon OF the Sardinlans Will continue their op-
eTauonr against PcSchi"ra, the Emperor hay
ing sent back the wounded Austrian officers
without an exchange: and having requested
an exchange of prisoners, an Austrian has ar
rived with the announcement that the Enpe-
ror of Austria viii also send back without
an exchange, the wounded prisoners of the
Allies. and that His Majesty is equally dcsi-
rous for an exchange of others.
TUEIN July (, (tticia!. THE Sardinians
have invested more closely the exterior FORTH
LEGATIONS al Peschicra, on the right bank of the
Nlnclo, and on the Both our army crossed the
river To invest PesChiera. also OH the left hank.
BERHE July 5.-The Austrians have with
drawn from Bormio, and the Piedmontesc are
advancing toward SIelYlo.
1t was rumoTcd al Casiiglionc that the Aus
TRANS had retired into Verona
The London lerald's Turin correspondent
SAYS that twenty thousand men had been or
G"red from Milan to Brescia, and ten thousand
from Turin.
There was great complaint of scarcity of
provisions in the villages occupied By the AL
lies.
FRANKFORT, July ith.-At an extraordinary
sitting of the Diet, day, Prussia presented
new and further proposals respecting the
COMMUNICATIVE of the corps of ohserva-
ton on III" Rhine. Immediately after the sit
ing VI. De tSeden left for Berlin.
The Berlin CORES pOudent of the Times SAYS
that Prusslas new proposals are in the hands
OF Russia and England. Also, that in a week
The Prussian army will be in full march.
TWO corps will he stationed on the Silesian
frontier to guard against Russia on the lower
and middle Rhine. One hundred and forty
thousand Prusslans Will be thus stationed,
and when all her preparations are completed.
Prussia viii probably make her proposals to
France. which Will uuGOuhtpdlV h. refused
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NJ. BLOSDIS's LAST WALK ACROSS MAG
ARA.-On Thursday last NJ. Blondin walked
his rope at Niagara for the last time i'll pres
snce of an immense multitude of people
About two hundred Butfalonians We're pres
ent, besides some ten or fifteen thousand per-
sons from other places. Blondin walked the
rope from the American to the Canada shore
Backwards and when near the centre of the
river, waited until the steamer Maid of the
Mist came beneath. bringing Travis, the great
shooter. Blondin held his hat 1T arms length,
and Travis, standing on the steamer, fired PTS
toll ball through it. The hat was then lowered
10 the boat, that the marksman might see what
lie had done. Travis was satisfied and return
ed the hat to Blondin, who Went on his way
Returning from the Canada side Blondin
pushed a WheelbarrOW across. The wheel
had a grooved rim to fl the rope. and the han
dies of the vehicle were suspended by a cord
around his neck. lie carried his balancing
pole with him while pushing the barrow
This was the last walk Mt Niagara.
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nA Nature is the Great Physician.-This

HA- Nature is the Great Physician.-This
IS now admitted by the medical profession as a fun
damental prncl pie of healing science. 1t is wisely
provided by the human economy, that whenever
anything is wreag in the physical sy stem the natu
raj forces of the body brought to bear expel
the disease. The great AIM. therefore. is to
strengthen the natural powers. This has been kept
view bv the skillful compounders oil DR.. J. HOS
TETI ER'S BITTERS. which operate 20 give fresh
vitality to all the organs of the body. The effect of
this medicine upen the stomach, the liver and the
Kidneys, are prompt and decisive. The patient who
is wise enough to quit drusging. and try the BIT
TIERS, soon feels If he had taken new lease of
life, and he continues the of the article, he
is overjoyed to find the stream of health coursng
through his frame. Let all from whose check the
bloom has departed, give DIR. J. HOSTETTER'S
celebrated BITTERS trial
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
"a See advertisement in another column.
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FUTURE DAYS.


81 las. N. Taylsr 4 Son, Ascs,s.
S. s!s55SsssFF5 B. F Fssses q
s",.3ss p h a.s cs
IS Ss h e !ss III !. 81:
RAcT 81 PTr aSp' Rs &. Ss
nss mentioned This tact Of land liz. p n.sr .ss
Three Chopped Road about nine miles west ta If
Cottreil. VIM. E. Harris. and others ltconta aas
s esTeen two hundred ard es.,y and three hun
arabe lard, and the remainder i IN wood o s,s
timber. Thirty acres Of the cleared land are Creek
t Bottom. and Of fine quality; fifteen acres have
for cultivation. The remsinder Of the arsbie Land
rs Tor the most part, of rood quality anda portion
s WIFI k Fl %s
9EEEEikG h6tsE sa as
with small outlay could be put in good condi-
ming throug Oh the place. This farm is regarded by
snSss %so have know it for years and we'll as
tioncers.
T.hMs.one- iifsh cash the balance in four equal
instruments, at i, ), and years, from the day
OF 2oIe, with the interest upon tho deferred pay
ments' payable aEnna'ly, the purchaser executing
paymeHts, and title retained until the purchase
cnurt Nh r. yNs' BY the
Sale byJss. II. TAYLOR 4 Sos, Auct's. jyis
T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FARMIN HAND.
1 YER COUNTY, ON CHICKAHOMTNY RTV-
ER-As trustee in certain deed of trust from Jno
5. Atkinson. bearing date the 18th day of January
1859, and recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover
the beneficiary in said deed upon tho premises
on FRIDAY the 18th July 1889. f fair; If net the
next fair fair day thereafter. ) commencing at lIh
O'Clock, A. NJ. that desirable FARM called Turkey
Hill. situated IN said county, about ten miles
northeast of Richmond city, and which contains
about Us acres.
Terms of the deed require cash but have no
doubt that satisfactory ement can be made
as to a part of the purchase money.
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR., Trustee.
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On the place of Mr. J. IL. Thorp, North
Haven Connecticut, the lightning struck ten
times on ten different trees, during the storm
of Wednesday.
Geo. G. Ball, clerk of the Alabama Supreme
Court, died al Montgomery, on the ith inst
He was native of King William county, Va
There were l3l deaths in New Orleons for
the week ending July ioth-not single case
of yellow fever.
Ihei Grand Council of the Union Baptist
thhrch OF Virginia viii be held in Fredericks
burg embracing the second Sunday in August
Col. Jno. :. Boards an old and highly respect
ed citlzen Of Bedford county Va died at his
residence, near Liberty, on Tuesday last
The carriage mandatory of Ed Tucker. at
Dalton, Ga, w. destroyed by fire on the lith
inst
VIM. C. Wait, merchant OF Baltimore. was
killed, at Ellicotrs Mills, by fall, last week.
New Orleans has been decided upon for the
next considerations of y. NJ. G. Associations
There were 597 deaths i'll New York last
week.
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Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

SANDY HOOK July 1S.--The steamer City Of
Baltimore, which left Liverpool on the 9TH in
slant. via Cork, arrived here this morning.
battle was expected on the Adgc. 1t is
reported that the British mail steamers have
been requested TO prepare to carry armament
Ancona had been declared in q state of siege
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. July T.-CottOn--Salrs of Is 900
hacs-n-arIy all TO the trade all qualities silly hty
higher. Estimated sales Thursday were
5000 bales market closing firm, Breadstufs dull
quotations nominal. 1Orn steady. with an in
creased demand for yellow. Provisions dull and
general produce unbalanced.
CunSOlS a7I, OIL.
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IA Cholera MorbuS and Summer Com
PLhSTs.-These annoying and dangerous diseases
are becoming quite prevalent at this time, and If
not speedily checked, often destroy the constitn-
ton, and not unfrequently life itself. AS
and speedy, cure, we know of no remedy equal to
that untyer rally popUia tnedisjhet BAKERS PR F.
MI CM BiTTERS. and We there,s.E afvise every
one to give IT trial. As preventive to ind yes
ton, and a corrector and purifier of the stomach,
these Bitters are unsurpassed.
NJ Every family should keep a few bottles on
hand. Price so cents per bottle.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
Of ADIE 4 GRAY. PIRCELI.. LADD ( CO.
FISHER WINSTON, and all the principal
Drugs lists in Virginia.
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BY Goddin 81 Apprrson, Auct's.

- PRIVATE DIV Filling, ON THE NORTH
81 pE or GRACE, BETWEEN FOCSHEE AND
JEFF ERS0N STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
IION.-Wlll be sold ON TUESDAY, the 26th July,
1852 on the premises commencing ut O'Clock, L.
NJ, the valuable private DWELLING, located rs
above, now IN the occupancy 81 judge James ID.
Haiy burton. The Dwelling is not only larse, but
is now IN good repair, and has ample accommods-
tons Tor a large family. Indeed, the House is
larger than most built after its plan. The lot fronts
50 1eet runs back about $50 feet to wide alley The
location of the property is In very desirable and
improving part of the city.
IERMs.-Onc- fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months, Tor negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by a trust decd. BY request of the trustees
Mersrs. Joseph s. Wlngfed and Heary w Wing
field. GODDIN K APPERSON
Jy l6 Auetioneers
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By Thos. W. keesec, Auct,
t0fice corner of 18th and Cary streets

n "NANNIE BELL" FOR SALE AT
IN AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERyE.--I
.; . viii sci, at sHe,iqnl. 2, the Richmond
Jul, 2Utlr. at 81 o'clock the celebrated Trottins
Mare, MAMIE BELL" She is Just six
years old. and was sired by the celebrated
fine Eastern Shore Mare. she has taken the pre-
mum at all the Fairs. for quick draus hit, where she
wa. entered, and trotted ut years old two mile
heats IN $40 She is believed, with thirty days
training, to trot in 2:40.
TERMs-CasIi or negotiable paper at 4 months
with Interest added,
jy Is THOS w KFESEE Auot
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mA. Fresh Leeches.-I have Just received
by Adams Express, a fresh lot of SWEDISH
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most fea-
sonable terms. ,
p S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day NJ the
Hair Dressing Room under the American Hotel,
my 25-ts K. C. HOBSON.
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Ne. Doctor {. r.. Rrieken offers his pro
essional services 10 tho pf: in sll their various
branches. viz: in the PRAcTIcE or ls.EpIuIsE,
SURGERY, OBSTETRICS, and the DISEASES OF Wo-
AND CHILDREN.
, nAr Office at The General Insurance Office
Pearl street. next to Z. D. Eacho, Just below Ex
day, and at night at his residence Leigh street,
between 2d and Sd. je 1-2m
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Hot WEATHER AT CINCINSATI.-Thursd
last was the hottest day of the season at Gin
cinnati, the thermometer standing in the shade
in several localities at 100 and 10l degrees, and
in the sun at l25 and 1870 degrees. Nine per-
sons were pros trated by sun-stroke, and four
died Several horses fell dead in the streets
from the effects Of the excessive hcat. In one
case both a nl1 II and his horse fell dead.
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SToCK OF PAINTS, yARNIsHEs, WIN.
-~ - --l---s--- - -.---.---s---,--l.---,-
ByAleX. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GROCE.
l. RI ES-Wlll be sold at auction, at MY store cor
ner Main and 18th streets, on TUESDAY morning.
18th INST, commencing at ~ O'Clock. Q large lot
second hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS. - Bersses, Tissues, Muslins,
Lawns, + rench Robes. Cslcoes, &c. 100 Hoop
Skirts. Large assortment of Clothing, Booss,
Shoes, Hats and Bonnets.
GROCERlES.-25 hbls. Whiskey. 20 bbls. French
Brandy, bills Gin, 50 boxes Clsret Vino, Is GIN
ger brandy 70 boxes Schiedam Schnapps, 20 600 CT
Jy Is ALEX. MOTT, Auct,
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The Weather atGincinnati,


CINCINNATI, July 1--we were visited by n
slight rain storm last night. The thermome-
Ter, during the week, has ranged from 30 to 100
degrees in the shade.
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EA.Green Ginger for Preserving. for sale
" JOHN w GARLICK, Druggist.
-. Turnip sced-Landrcth's new crop
for sNle by JOHN w. GARL1Ck. Apothecary.

"a. Mrs. y. A. Williams, NJ. d., offers her
services those of her own sex. and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the fIianas ement of
female diseases, and dispI9Comerts.
REsIDEHcE on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va. jy 4-imt
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct,s.

NALE OF HOl Sc AND LOT ON ST.
- JAMES STREET, AT AUCTION.-By order of
the Board of Directors of the Monroe Building
Fund Association, We will sell, upon the premises
on TUESDAY, the Goth dav of July. commencing
at o'clock, T NJ all that certain lot. piece, or
parcel of LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon
lying and being in Duvals Addition. situated on
st. James street, and being part of lot No. A. in
said addition. fronting 80 feet on said street. and
running back 129 feet to lot No Is. said addition.
The property's now in the occupancyGoi Mr.. J. B.
Leach, at the rent of $40 per annnnl.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance at 6 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, with interest and Sc
cured by trust deed.
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NAFinch's Grease Extractor-For remoy-
ing Paint Tar. Wax, and Grease. from all kinds of
to the finest fabric. Price % cents. For sale by
JOHN w GAkLICK,
Market Place. Franklin street.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

Useful EMPLOYMENT FOR yACA.
u TION.-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT, CLAY ST. BETWEEN
ereises in sketchng from nature. Terms. 2month-
iy.. Monday and Thursday, and o.elock 7. ~.
nature or buidlngs to be erected will be received
at the Office 9th street. between Main and Cary up
stars. jy lin"
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SPECIAL NOTTCRa

A9rsat Exciteme nt-23,O 600 peopJe I'm W.
Svis sIdi " AIS0N to see his splendid STEREo-
sIofiC, WE'VE - well ~ IN have their portraits
faken. His PORTRAITS cannot he exceIIed and
tpr sheapne1 and durability are seldom eanalled
alann see them, Portraits from as cents: rho
sosiaphs from - to SIS. Old dauzucrrotypes
SyuPea Q. diininIshed to any size; painted either
ater fsntile or Oil Colors. all worked up in In
m, INK Remember WATSON'S, whitehurst's
VI" "aheft, 81 Mainst. jy lin
IA. How TO Cure all Pain and Bowe Conn
FtASrs;-tor Paiii in Tile Iso@cls Stomach. Sides
uLi mn BACK, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sore Throat
n rIRp ,,Neck sprans or Bruises, tss Harris
ZONES, slnews, blood and muscles. annihilating ali
pam Ike magic! Bottles IL, e and 80 cents.
~ Ioy SITTER with Cholera. piarrh9a, Looseness
HORNE'S CARMfEA BALSAN IL gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents
The Cure All cures nil pnip. The Carmnativf
basam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents a bot
tes g..
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
err NoTso,s. Jy 12-ztam
wA- Afflicted, r ead.--,Iinrock.s pauue...
"A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM AID CEU-
RAL6iA.--.The following certificate il one Of ma
ny received from hundreds of citizens of Rich
mond
1t affords me pleasure to testify to the value of
your Rheumatic Medicine. | have used il in my
family for rheumatism and Neuralgia. and conf
dentIy reeommend 4 as being good for both:
-, Yours respectfully, P. F. WHITE.
RIcHHeNp. Deer. 1853.
Sold by all Druggists. and by
FISHER K WINSTON.
y lin Wholesale Agents,
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IT, Avpd HHpTinT Sor Rread SS
To make bread speedily use
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBl.E BAKING POWDER.
10 save Iard,ln making biscuits, use
SEMPLE'S INEAIIIBI.E BAKING POWDER.
To make bread Ii zht and sweet
SEMPLE'S iNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
GERS generally.
10 Artificial Teeth-Thc CheoPlastic Pro-
CEsS.-G w. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the srcinsict risht for the above mode Of making
IEEI II, and after aStHg ami testing II IN the most
diHcuh cases, tchrrs other plates had fatted rs
tFSfy satisfied Of tfS absolute superiority the
gold silver and platina method; can, therefore with
confidence recommend it to all vino may desire full
partial sets Of teeth, and especially to SHch
may te dissatisfied ,ctth those hey using.
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are remUVedhe suction GeIRg p'rfsct secures
comfort and stability to the ht and the teeth being
embedded IN the metal, the to0d is excluded from
under or between them; they are, therefore clean
er. smoother. and in every respect better. In CON
sequence OF the perfect ada rtaton of the plate to
insert one more teeth lC3h0Rt clasps and IN all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory tit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials Will he given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them. The 0!a plates of those W shlng to exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in part
pay. VIII, of course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer 1T.
Filling thoroughly and gently done: and teeth eX-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. ia lily
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re. Kidney and Bladder Comprehensive
newest and most important discovery for Kidney.
Bladder Complaints. Urinary Distractions, beucor-
rohTa or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostitution and DEBILITY Of either sex, is HARRIS
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been un able to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t IS
prepared by Chemist and is pronounced by medl
cal men and those-who have used it, 10 be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles,
ST.; small bottles. SO cents. A fresh supply Just
ceived by FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
ie Ism Main street, Richmond.
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EAT. X. Bass Medicines, for summer
COMPLAINTS. To wit: his CURE FOR ASIATlC
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBUS, and all acses
of DIARRHCEA.
His CURE FOR DYSENTERY and his BI .OODY
FLIX REMEDY, are warranted to cure the dis
eases for which they recommended. II taken
strictly hy the directions or money refunded on the
return of the medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail by
r. R. BASS. Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
CLAY street between LIST and 2u, west side.
Also, by GRUBBS 4 APPERSON, Druggists,
No. POI Broad st. Je 2-lm'
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pa &. III. Graves, House and Sign Paint
ER.-Having had nine years experienced, in the bus
mess he feels himself capable of doing all work in
Workmanship manner; Therefore | respectfully in
9TH street between Broad and Grace. jy Bot
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- CORNER OF FIRSTRAND
FRANKLIN STR FETS-II NBkN ROW

FRAN KILN SIREEIS-LIN MN ROW,
RICHMOND, "a.
The tenth session of this Institution will com,
mence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day uf June, 1860
Efery effort will be made to MAINTAIN the high
reputation ana SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern Languages are surpassed by those Of no school
IN the Union Two French ladies', reared and edu-
Gated in Paris. reside III the family Of the Prlncl
pal and it is made their especial duty to speak
French, habitually, with the young ladies' boarding
in the house,
The best masters of music are employed, and
great attention is paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POW ELL, A. NJ, Principal,
TIOS. L. DUDLEY, JR., a. NJ. of the Univer-
MILE s. VASsAs, French Department
Miss VI. T. MAYO.
6. PERSlCO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
nR. Bt;CHIER, German.
MI SCI p XIV fi3 V"c apa M 2rssn'
II. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
]. W. REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution is well known to the Bishops and
Clergy of the Episcopal Church in Virginia, to
whom reference is made, to the Faculties OF the
Virginia Military Institute and William and Mary
College, to Professors Bedsoe and Smith. of the
University of Virginia, to l.. NJ. Coleman, of Ham
over Academy, to Sam'l Schooter, of Edge Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. IL. Read, and Rev
of the school.
For Catalogue, giving terms, course of studies
&c, with full list OF patrons, to which especial re-
ference Is made. address
D. LEE POWELL. Principal $. F. l..
jy ll-lm& tfmlStolO Box 81 Richmond, Va.
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Il HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-I ofIar

for sale one hundred acres of LAND. situated
on the York River Railroad. and adioins the
land OF Thomas J. Carter and otheTs Gre half of
y y csared, and has on it FRAMED Dwell
LtNG-HQCSE, with two rooms and passage; the
balance of the land is well set in pine and oak. IL
IS admirably located for market farm. great
bargain can be purchased i immediate application
be made to R0. r. LYME, Land Agent
Office in basement Of MetfO35isan Han.
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g. RemoraI... ". Mimi. has removed

kA-RemoyaI.--G W. Minnik has removed
his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
from l97 N,in street to the building adjoining Co
rinthian Hall, two doors below 9th street. where he
has fitted up and arranged salt of roomE for the
especial purpose OF conducting the Photographic
art in all its various branches. A visit to his new
establishment from his friends and patrons and the
public generally, is most respectfully solicited.
~ Burrows Reliable Medicine. for the
cure Of Scrofula. Rheumatism, Syphilis, Eruptions
the Skin. Nervous Affections. Fistula, Mercuria
Diseases, Dyspepsia, General Debility, &c. For
sale by JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist, Market Place,
Franklin