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- GREAT REDUCTION I'm m
M THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. AAA
Prom Is to 20 per cent. saved BY buying
MN from-J. Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
49, building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality. 8 So Do, second
quality co; Fashionable Silk Hats, 2 81 (;
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots, so; Congress Cater
Boots. as; Fine Calfskin aewed Shoes, 2 Is.
j. d. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city OF Philadelphia
10 auunIv him with handsome and substantial
CalfskfI Sewed BOOTS which ho win sell at the
TXIT 90 I'D Avis
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a CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH
ENWARg-OB TAYLOR, III Main street. is
E8 now in receipt of his spring stock Of goods,
mostly of his own Importation. embracing great
variety of white gilt, and decorated China; white
Granite and blue printed ware, of the best quality
and shapes; blue edged &C and Dipt Ware, selected
expressly for the jobbing trade; Cut and Pressed
and Britannia Ice Pitchers, Castors Spoons and
Forks. Also, fine assortment of Walters, Table
Cutlery Japanned Ware, &C., &c. He feels assured
he sell goods low any Jobbing house at the
North. An examination OF his stock ia respectfully
solicited. NH l0-2m
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DENJAMIM PAGE, JR, = co.
9He MANUFACTURING e
i1aa RHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHIMIGTS.
Pittsburgh, PA.
reold nearly ell the Druggists In this CITY

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTU-
s ~ RAJ e0oI1CY.-Propossls will be received
mp 70 - O'Clock NJ. on the Bth Aprfl for furnishing
Moon tho Fair grounds (Hermitage,j one thousand
ok, Cedar. OF Losust PucrS. TO be feet long by
! inches across the small end
Address the undersigned at the Armory Rich.
= a0ond. UHAkLEB DIMMOCK
: 50 Whis and Enquirer copy till day.
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SPRING sALEs-ls5e.
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL.
IMPORTERS AND JOBRERE
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Yirginia.)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
we We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactures, enables Us to offer %
the merchants of -
VIRGINIA.,
NORTH CAROLINA,
rhsakssE1kl i sSss4uoxr
Stock Of GOODS, not 10 be supposed u TX
TENT, BEAUTY and OHEARHESSs n tn conn
try. Our assortment conAste II paxt Of
Embroideries, LAees. Dire 1E!mmings. et1k and
Cotton Hosiery. Gloves HAndk5. Qrayae. 10.
sois. Brushes, Connie, Buttone, HeoD skirts. Per
fumeries snd eoaps, Gold ana GIT Jsyslyy: g.
laxly speoiAed n our printed Uatalo6nes.
Ebrders s 81 slaes prenptiy atasnded -
r. (
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y SHADES. WHOLENALE

WINDOW SHADES, WHOLESALE
~ AND RIfAIL-My retail Price: are 81 ~
Bogdered shade. Is css Tor Gold and velves 7 20
Tor Gold Csnnsr Vase 50 ets for BoQust Centre IS cts
for Vase Blov ersd oAade. Cords, fAsssls. brAsses
aI colours 1iFe ecrsene u great yprisey. n9oS and
tAh OIL Och oheap. go pieces English Oh Cloth
trom Nsv Yosk cuStioss win hasasl sscs. = !. :
sss.s 4 eA' az SSS. Sc 49, w.f:s ss'a'
nhx-sM bss.ssa a aaA stA =.
NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORH.-Seale
~ pecpeaels lor tie grading ard nsse.sy e sas
exteanicA q he koe3eke velssy Nsrrosas nom
E s 5 s :: as = &c ones q
IS 4ss sos Me- We sn'' '0' 'A
Piass "a spscifcasil1e nay b sssA = Ciaxks-
VIE 90 and aIsf the asA May. .,..r.v
Let1sn q fnaulr1 may b addresesa = HnNAi
y00n Iysiosnt q Ne koeneSs 49, ns ~, 49,
os 8 M, ssss'''sa1s ''a''Ss .sosss q ssss
TOTICD 20 DACGONIB19 AND
IN NuH0uANIa-Ma6s 10 order. fOeAOO
kuoo. ~ aqy sise. A. have e nese ~
s!eea g eas4 nssssisl g ~ k24sa s.ssp =.
ssss ~ 81 :sassist = isss.s SSfis
49, -. - ixK l'''
Ce,Sss'!!' g. en-. -; a ;. =
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Rates on manufactured tobacco, per 100 poands
from Richmond, az follows: To knoxille, ss cents;
TO Nashville, Sis; to Tuscumbis, "a; to Atlanta,
Ga. LIS; to Macon. Ga, SO; to MONTGOMERY, Ala,
l 49; to st Louis. via Memphis, LA; TO vickaburg
NatcheZ and New Orleans, Al.
N. To Dalton, and all iints east and south IS
it. these rates will go into effect at once; but %
Chattanooga, and west Of IT, IS cents per 100 pounds
additional viii be charged, until the completion Of
the Cleveland branch OF the Eass Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad
For classification of articles and further informa-
ton, see hand bills. APPLY at the office of the
Richmond and Danyiile Railroad Company, Rich.
mond. CAMPBELL,
Superintendent.
Richmond. Anvil 22l. 1889. III
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vwo GEO. ]. SUMNER, IN
No 20 PEARL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
= - n n n n 4 e q

/ ~ II n n u . y y
H.rS "a IT
latest patterns and shapes mostly of his own i'm.
Ssd 1oD en- Su ae fassS
Britannia and japan Goods, and House Furnishing
Ss IN hs
can exhibit. which is offered at prices guaranteed TO
be lo.o any regular repaeking houseta this coun.
ment. o. a liberal d,scount}o- cash.
He solicits an examination of his stock by Mer-
Goods carefully packed by experienced packers,
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
1 LEGE..This Infirmary is situated at the corner
heaIshfuI position, Convenient to the railroad de de-
pots hotels and other centres of business It 10 fur
nished with every arrangement regulate for the
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except theinsane and those
into th Gynx IN aIs asa
ceived ard carefully attended to.
Private ro0ms furnished when desired.
sors Of the College who visit the wards daily The
and a.. Medicine are for Per week.
Soiofeu
In addison to the ovs ris. IN 70 ~
SurgtcGt Operation by agreement with the pro-
psietors Of the Del.eyue Horpital. q small fee d
cnafS0d fof the operation. varying from "a to $50.
according TO its importance. The particular fee IN
any case may be by application either
OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phya.
clan.
Az charges payable on The removal Of the pa
Attending eurseons-Prefs. GIBSON. PETICO-
Las and W&LLF0RD. - x q.
Attending Physiciaas- Prcsh TucKBB. CONWAY
Resident physician MICHIB. n D.
Steward-F a PARRISH. zs
President-L J0Tkka, D.
Persous in the country, desiring 20 sen9 pastents
or the Residsnf thy sician, ja6-H
1859. 6PRIN0 TRADE. 1859
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-
" WAREGE0R0n =. SUMMER. Me- % Pearl
street. Kichmond, Virginia. IL now receiyina his
sprin9 stock 81 Ghtua, 0lass and 1AfthenwsrA,
Looking GLASSES and House furnishing Goods By dl.
rect Importation frum the potteEieg IN England and
pereone SELECTIONS from the fAo1ngieo u this CONN
try Our purchases have bean unnsuAlly lnrre.
aud our stock laid In on - geod terms g any hons
Ii the country. We Invite merchants and dealera
generally 70 cat and examine. assuring them Of our
Intention and ability 70 c1sr to the trade 6 larss
LOG house In any Of the Northern narfefa
tended TO. = - '--"-.'-S =
fo8 aEO affMNpn
80 TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SIoNn WARE AT pACToRY pnIOn4
Wchaye on hand, az our own nannfScf1ra
very large assortment at SUPERIOR ounlifv
esone ware, which We are selling ct eur IAeenry
prices. eonstsing e
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WM. sATTLER 4 CO..
IMPORTERS AND pEALBRs IN
sd Ola, PAINEB, vARNISHE3 AND WINDOW
GLASS
.&o1uoH1S.-Ne reocived By the late steamer
r hAs9e sntpty Of Peinters and Artists' Brushes al
Mperof quality. 70 which We call the attention OF
our customers. r. ~ -
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''.'' M j oDEEHALL,
Late Prot. Norfolk n. Academy.

NORFOLK, May IL, 1854
your request. Icheerfuy state that have seen the
most remarkable success attend the administration
OF your reliable medicine to patients in the Norfolk
CITY Aims House. and my opinion js, it should be
speedily introduced in oil hospitals and Charitable
institutions. Respectfully yonrs. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21

The panic at Ciarlcstown and Harper's Ferry,
Va, still continues and yesterday Gov. Wise pass
ed through Washington on his way to the scene of
excitement, at the head of body OF troops. AT
Washington the whole affair was c0nsdered hoax,
and that there was no foundation whatever Tor the
reports which had been put in circulation Still
Gov Wise went on, saying that II the reports
were unfounded, Virgnians would receive military
experience and thus be better prepared for sn IN
vssion than they were when Horper's Ferry was
cal.tured by Brown aud his awkward squad. 1t Is
now reported that all the recent panic was caused
by the burning Of barns well as the wheat stack
which startled Col Davis So 1t ID also stated that
letter, in CIPHER, from Urbana, Ohio, to John
Brown, telling him 10 keep in good spirits, that his
friends were mastering, and would drop along
one by one, had been found; and, further,
that bodies of armed men had crossed
the river near Wheeling. These reports reaching
Col Davis be again rushed to the telegraph office,
and called upon the Governor for 500 more men.
The Governor forthwith put himself at the head
of that number Of men, and started for Charles
town. A dispatch from Wheeling however states
that not a single armed man has crossed the river
anywhere near that place Col. DAVIS announces
that he has now mede preparations ut HarPer's
Ferry to receive any number of men that may call
there. Another dispatch says that instead of fires
being the cause Of the excitement il allgrew out oil
story told BY man named Smith Crane, who said he
had overheard conversation in whicht was stated
that band of 500 men was organized TO release
Brown and his companions. But thus far not one
of the band of 500 men, nor ofthOse whose CONVEX
sation was overheard has been met with
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Troops FOR RrownsyfIle.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov. ID, lSs@
The Pieaysaeof Tuesday Gays that the merchants
Of New-Orlesns should and that Immediately, fit oct d
their own expense, hundred armed men forthe pro-
lection Of Brownsville and the adjacent settlements
The RECOGNIZABLE Ex-Governor yidaurri has arrived
at San Antonio.
NORFOLK, Va, Saturday, Nov. Is, 1853.
Eight companies Of Federal troops. under ColonA
Brown, have been ordered to leave Old Point Comfort
for Brownsville.
ST. Loufs. Saturday, Nov. 70. 1859.
A special dispatch from Washington to Tbs Repsb-
Hc0n says that the Government this morning deter
mined 10 seize the northern States Of Mexico and hai
orders issued for six companies Of beayy artillery
fr m Fortress Monroe, and TWO of bga artillery and
three of infantry from Fort LeayenwoTsh 10 proceed
Immediately TO Brownsville.
TIE Republican learns that Col. Sumner, commander
Of this department. eTsphed 10 Leayenworth this
evening for the prompt moyemea, Of The troops, m
compliance with this order. and IN week, necessary,
these troops will he in New-0reaos The RfPzbAea..
ntimates that security for the futare wild De wanted
in better boundary than that established by inc ko
Grande.
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wyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1859

nm The name. Of our citizens most dis'ingnshed TOR
ABILITY for probfy. for experience, and pay no heed
to assurances that they viii decline. IL Such meu
az our Astor, GrinneIls. Crosby, fiss' bradsn'
Blstchford. Gray, Minturn. Stewart &e-' are not
wiling tn spend perhaps three hours per nionln 10
the Board of Councmen in order TO protect inc
Civ from dishopor and their own property from
sponton. then LET the Charley Devlins and Terence
Fsrleys have full swing, and let those who refuse 10
do their duty take the consequences. Al AL events
let il be seen that the blame does net rest on our
Republican Nominating Conventions.
If there be any one making interest-and we do
lot know that there is--to be nominated for tue
Council. that fact affords very strong reason
for not nominating him The place is not desirable
save 10 those who mean to steal; and there wiil
quite enough of this sort &c. in without one of them
beirg nominated on the Republican tickets Do
not make up the tickets on the usual haii-and-hah
principles streak Of fat and stresk OF lean-out
Put up the very best citizens who Gao be found
whether Of our party or not and call on the People
o elect them. II they do not, so much the worse
or them.
As to Aldermen. We hope the best men of eminent
probty and capacitywil be presented as Republican
candidates; but if any others are nominated, don't
stay at home sulky and grumbling, but go the polls
and vote them square down. Better not ele t one
Alderman in the City than choose dozen who can
be used in Lowber jobs and Ferry gOuges We
warn this sort not to seek take nominations tins
Fall, for they viii only gain Disgrace thereby. II
such shah get elected, it win not De on the RePub-
lcan ticket.
Messrs. delegates to the several Republican Nom
mating Conventions the GOofCause is intrusted
to your keeping. You Fan make or temporarily
mar If, so far as our City is concerned We charge
you to look well to your responsibility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
ThnnksgIrIng ProeInmalIon.

BIZ MS ExcELLEScY, EDwIs d. MORGAN, GOvERsoR
or THE STATE OF NETWORK.
The a.hsred and the varied hue Of Autumn adnonh
Us tha, snober year ing cose To State and
Nation as been year Of countless bsssng Tho Asors Of
the bbsndusn have been sbUndsHnJ rewarded Com
and manufactures recovering from tbs esi pci1ton
into hch evuson had thrown them The pesiecs
90 much dreaded principal seaport, has been hsPy
svered and health has regDsd within bordsrA While vast
ruudes Of foreign sBds have been summoned from Their
homes 20 enzsEs bloody conflict 70 stand 10 battle We
have been permitted in the Providence Of God to continue the
enjoyment Of freedom AMI 'efgovenn and 70 pursue amid
the pleasures comforts Of G,des uneKsmpied
career Of peace and prosperity.
Thee and The unnurnbered other boan.es which have been
hoTsred upon people and individuals should serve To
reund the homage Of grateful hearts doe 10 Him from
whom these rnsTces fov
lido therefore IN humble appoint THuEsDAT the
1wExrT YOUTH NOVEMBER day o. genersl
ankseivg sDd Psiae Almighty God and invite al Per-
sons 10 ssn that day from their usual syocsons and to
unite Ia public declarations Of their gratitude 70 our Heavenly
Fsiher the Author and Oliver Of every blessing
In witness whereof have hercunto signed my name and
afised the Prsy Seal Of the State, s the City Of Al
f. 81 bsny this day Of October in tho year Of Lord
ore houssnd eight hundred ard hhy-nine By the Gov
amor (gimed) EDWIN d. MORGAN
OEoRsH BLIss, IT,, Private Secretary.
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Important from Brownsville.
NEw-ORLKAss. SaturdAy, N0v. Iy

NEW-ORLKAss saturday, NOV. ~, 1917
The Tndi0nola Courier of the 10Th says that ex-
press from the sheriff of Nueces County has arrived.
and reports Cortnas, with 500 and nine cannon,
in full possession of the Rio Grande from Browne
vile TO Roma His forces securing the country.
All communication west Of the Nueces is cut OF.
Corpus Christi, however, is not threatened Capt
Tobin, with 100 from Corpus ChriF;, has been de-
feated and II is feared is cut off, The reports, how
ever are conflicting, and probably exaggerated. No
Brownsville dates given. The btest reliable 40
counts are received by New0rIeans merchants dirses
from Brownsville to the 4th inst, when affairs weo
unchanged. Gen. Twigg has telegraphed 10 the Gov.
eminent concerning the matter.
NEw-ORLEAss, Nov. %, 1853.
The steamer Arizona has arrived from Brazos llth
inst, bringing s753, 600 in specie.
Brownsville is safe. Capt Tobin and 80 rangers ar
rived on the 18th. Thirty from the cutter Dodg
and so troops from Baton Rouge, len Brazos for
Brownsville on the 10th, making nearly 200 trooss
and volunteers now at Brownsville.
On the arrival Of Capt Tobin, Corinss's chAsf
officer, who was held prisoner, was hung witheu<
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
THE STATE.

The returns of the election on the State ticket
are nearly complete, but we think ii hardly worth
while to repeat our table TIL after the entire vote Of
the State shall have been received. As is well
known, the eontes, has been close one on that
portion Of the State Ticket which was supported by
the united efforts the LecOmptOn Democracy and
Brooks-Americans. The result now seems to be
that three of the four supported by this coInbina-
tion--Messrs. Jones, Richmond, and Skinner-are
elected, while Mr. Elderkin is probably defeated by
Mr. Forrest: but the complete official returns VIII
settle the question in few days, when we shall
publish the returns. in detail The Albany EreniHg
| Journal publishes the vote on Senator's, which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21

The airs assumed by the twenty lhOusdnu io'-
lowers of the brothers Brooks in their recent polit-
cal operation are study. Hear how one of then
gives the word" Kingdoms to the right wheel! "
in the last issue of their organ
To me Editors Of The y. \. Erpvcs';
gratifying 10 every true IN see
he remit Of the late state election In the success OF the Utica
keand here points With ssniheanee to the great rre'
Dental contest Of 100. , p.,,
parties ths the Americans q this ssste hoa lne osa-
pow en- and he'd fo The present bad Registry law the
tes tici would without Doubt have given Jones
pubsn IA Is ccneerned blush think that the said coantirs
hsre civilization aboUnds with Eteige ce-ssanz me names
Of country prcduceds1ch ~ Wash
ino,on JeHrson Madison Monroe Warren Fulton Hamilton,
"a W vrshsye eIven their adherence 20 ,ectional,~
IN" TeIoeTstie and American paes Utica ticket, have
cerried counties giving oUr candidates trnendo.
swsrs kuchsss Fulton Hamilton, schuyler Niagara iosa,
making thirty counties for the oasnePower eke next
NV a. .b. Americans hold the balance o. power majority
,bx mend 10 se Il 10 ETes advantage hangs
country True Americans Is hoped WIN rally sroun
es,ersfe sound AGiiosdi Be aO.en Pys,denfq
hr,e Tnif,d Stote 1890 and the party 20 Sats 1 there
rsus. Be lAs baiGHee Of p0ner
Isn't this a smart one at counting chickens
First be puts down all who voted the Utica half
and-half ticket as sure for the whole Democratic
ticket in 1850. But WHO beside even hopes that
ALBANY. Rensselaer,. and Erie Counties can be made
to give $500 majority for any such ticket, though
they have Just given Jones & Co. that NUMBER
Next, he hops that Chemung, Clinton, Delaware,
Dutchess, Fulton, Schuyler, Niagara, and TiOga,
which didn't give Jones u majority this year, may
give one for the DemOcratc-Brooks ticket next
year, which very rational hope, he says, makes
thirty Counties sur. for the balanee- Of-power
4" ticket next time" Then the present
al bad Registry law" he thinks, cost Jones
10. eco votes this years but he don't even pretend
that it can be repealed by the Legislature just
chosen. What consolation, then, does he draw
rom this circumstance
-Mess.eurs Balanee-of-POwer men. hear few
werds Of truth You can 20 into Tammany Hall
with the Messeurs Brooks If you choose, but you
must be resigned TO take back seat and sing very
small for some years Those who wilhhaye the
use of YOU can't afford to chew their gratitude in
any practical way. But as to the Presidential con-
test of 1850, you viii have no more tOsay in nom
mating The candidate you ara to support than We
shall. You will have to take just such as the
Charleston Convention will give you, for 20 " half
and half" dodge will serve your turn this time.
That game is ''played out" There viii be justtwO
candidates for President in 1860; and any attempt
to run a third, or to make up balf-and-halt Eec-
toral Ticket, would only excite grin OF derision.
You couldn't get enough votes for it to pay for
printing the ballots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
TaR UTICA PARITY

TIE EzpTsss calls for Jubilee Of The support
ers Of the Utica Ticket"-that il, of those whom
the Utica dodge has elected BY all means, gentle
time than the present
Why should not the leagues. and the Mickeys,
and the Teddies--tbe IlOolahans, the McGinitys,
and the O'Shaughnersys-have jubilee over the
accession Of the late Know-NOthing candidate for
Governor and his clan to their party
Why should not the opposers of Bibie-reading IN
Schools rejoice over the accession to their party of
the chief apostles Of the crusade to compel such
readinrl They had The Journal Of Commerce and
The Nt,s- York Obserrer already-they now have
The Mar, York Egprtss, and the circle is complete
WHY should not the original, inveterate, lifelong
enemies of a Registry Lsw-who have very good
reason for their oppositoD-rejoice over the ac-
cession to their party of the very men who have
made more ado about the necessity Of such Regis
try than anybody else, and who, so soon as the act
they had so long clamored for was passed, lengued
with its deadly enemies, and have ever since done
their best to destroy it'
Why should not the lifelong foes to Protection
to Home Industry rejoice the apostasy to their
camp Of the editors of the Oldest and most assidu
Gus Protectionist journal in our City, Is not the
present condition of Manufacturing industry and
enterprise-and, by inevitable consequence, that
of our Agriculture alsO-such as they can unite to
eXult overt
By all means, gentlemen! have your jollihcatlon;
let il be held in Tammany Hall; and let "slamm,
Bang, Ming and Company" gather to the lnitia-
ton Of the Messrs. Bro0kses to the cOuncl-ires OF
the Wigwam. Do not miss the chance to rejoice
while you may; for you are not likely soon to have
another. All We ask of you is not to falsify the
record of yeur mutual achievements, The Express
does in the following paragraph:
"Tbs Rspubi,sas as vet don't comprehend even.
Il r0vId hare been t.,Gfed"
That is false, Messieurs utterly false and you
know IT, You were barely able to elect part OF the
Sham Demoeraey's ticket by putting up half the
Republican as WEB. Had you nominated ticket
of YOUR ewu. it would have been nowhere, as you
very well knew, AID the Republican ticket would
have been elected from first to last BY Twenty
Thousand majority. Had YOU nominated the whole
Democratic ticket the cat would have been let out
of the bag and hail your recent supporters would
either have refused TO vote or would have voted
with the Republicans. You did the best yon could
for YOUR ns1 masters, and could have done nothing
in any Other way All through the canvass, you
talked of rebuking both parties-smashing both
machines. &c-an3 not q third of your followers
perceived that YOU were working for Tammany
Hail. New that the contest is over, you throw OF
the mask, and claim all you have won as so much
nti-Repu5lcan capital. We give your new allies
JOY of yosr accession and congratulate the Repub-
lieans that you haze at last taken position from
which you can hiss as usual but use your fangs no
louoer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
PILES PnEsll PILES I


THOUSANDS Of persons lave PessuHer for years VIII the
dsesse vet few know Wha H. OF how Il cured Every
oase q Piles whether manifested In the form external unoIs
fpqueot bleedines IN violent itching and irritation depend
sy upon congestion OF the abdominal circulation
Ts produces the dion Of the veins ormation
uHcrs hemoThAgcs psin and su6ern and the disease can
only Fundamentally cured by medicines which tsken inter
pay relieve this abdominal venops congestion Hence ONT
rDeEts sshes, aud injections, so Intellectual
HrEPHkK1's HenK0PA1HIo PfLE sPEciTic simple sugar
Pill three the dissass BY curing
The tou Itch the dseaSs depends Hundreds have
been cured by H. Of the most obstinate All VIII be
promptly bcnehted by Il. Price 3 cents boz.
~ b. fOll ct of HUNPBRKTts HoHEorATHic SPEcirics
with Book Of Directions and twenty Remedies In large eight.
dfschm vihis and So do IN plain case, 81
family q Is borcs and book ~
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