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81. Nicholas saloon,
MAIN MAR ExcHANGE BANK.
Trsl Nicholas Saloon, second to NO other Cd,
aA4saen. in the State, Is constantly supplied
iklS5H AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS. NUTS. etc.,
rseh viii be sold. by WI0LESALEO or RETAIL
\ 4. rnsi satisfactory terms.
WrNrRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
,sias large and well selected stock, which Is be-
Il Constantly added to, before purchasing else
rae
1aANs and JELLIES Of every description.
iag SALooy has just been re.ftfed IN etssasl
~ and CREAMS af srery faro, are served to
sizes and Gentlemen at the shortest nonce;, A
4. solci,ed. Imy 5-lml A. ANTONI.
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EXPLOSION OF POWDER MILI.--A few days
since, the powder mill Of VIM. Stapler, near
Norristown, Pa, exploded with. q terrific
noise, blowing the building to pieces, aud
burning and mutilatiug George Hummsll And
John Shuttleworth so terribly that they both
died. There were about 400 pounds Of pow
der in the mill at the time.
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EXPLOSION IN A Goal MIxE.--An explosion
Of re.damp took place At Stanton's mines,
near Wilkesbarfe, Pa, on the let inst. A eon
Of Mr.. Broderick, and Harry and Miles Ed
ume. The force of the explosion broke The
carriages, and they were precfpitated to the
bottom. killing them instantly. One man was
also Injured. 7. = @4ssassg ae Us &
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Critical Cosditiox.-Thomas Dockery, the
man who was so dreadfully cut to pieces In
Screamprsviiie, last Thursday night, BY Law
renee Mccormick, was in dangerous condi-
tion Yesterday morning. Mccormick is yet at
large and the officers of Henrico, in WHICH
county the offence was committed, seem to bs
making very little efforts to arrest him. -
Mrs. Mccormick, who is said to have COM
mAnced the difficulty by assaulting aud beating
Dockery with II stick, has been arrested to an
swer as q party To the crime.
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CATTLE DISEASE IN ENGLAND.-It 10 only
few years since the pulmonary murraia has
made its appearance in England. II was
imported in Dutch stock in fsi7, aud has
prevailed to fearful extent there In the
valley OF the Thames - per cent. OF the cat.
tie -x posed have died, but in the country only
:,5 per cent. The disease appears a little dif-
ferent in some respects frcm what we see It
in New England. Hospitals havs been ss-
tablished, and it is undergoiag thorough ia
vestiga tion, while the NEST energetic means in
the power Of the government are being put
forth to arrest its progress.
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Not Hcnrd.-Charles Gaylord. one of the
parties charged with assaulting and stabbing
William Gibiin, ON the night Of the goth nlt,
was before the Recorder last Saturday for
trial; but owing to the critical condition OF the
wounded man, the investigation WAS post
poped until Friday next. Two other men.
charged with being engaged in the same crime,
and one Of whom used the knife. are yet at
large, and may probably escape justice. One
or both of them were in the neighbOrhOod Of
the city last Saturday. If u full description
of their personal appearance were published
in the newspapers, they might yet BE- detected.
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And Heckler A14toacneo thAm ana IeQueS!cO
teem 20 cease t3str ntckef1ngs AnncIn, In
stsed on oessstsG oeeane 9ese ~ - ssas ON
ana ehe 1atce 2sn auemp0as 70 SIsst ~.
tindl0g teAt tasy Weis snriOunoee ~
not Ola pOseu W uOcy tho a2Ws oAN snos ssAey
were % nave tfoncie IN maksne ne s.,
tney eave the olstsess ZAP. ~ 11 49,
time holding on 70 thelr prisoner. Wetcn.
men Grafton and DAVIS nearing @ !oe can.
nestene0 10 enc scene. aho nnosLk . 1a
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u Dead Shot for Bed Bugs. ..All seod
a'ekeepers will be glad Ia hear Of an article that
'hkii Bed Bugs. SO fhst they will
~r STAY KILLED.
The DEAD SHOT does this entire and com
|ss, Beng gummy extract. it does not evapo-
ss but retains Its destructive efficacy long
.as, thns becoming a trap ready set Tor these
'iets tormentors of our nightly rest. Sold BY
hi@-lm j. w. GAkLICK, DRUGGIST.
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,Opssiag the Casrass.-On Saturday night
last a large crowd OF persons assembled on
the Capitol Square. and were addressed from
the monument BY Capt. Martin Meredith
Idpscomb, one Of the candidates for Judge OF
the Hu stings Court, who 'dehned hts POSI- tom
to the satisfaction Of his hearers. II elected,
he has promised TO associate with him two
able lawyers, and thinks he will give entire
satisfaction in all his decisions.
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SrRIKE AMoHo ThB MULHTKKns AID Or.
DRivsRs.--We observe In the Kansas papers,
that there has been revolt among thess nil.
wages. At their meeting, held tn Atchison,
they struck fof Gao per month and b. dis.
charged 1T Salt Lake City, or 1e5 per month for
| the round trip. An agsnt was appOinted 70
Misaouri river sAs zsftss1eS-l = te.s , -
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lature enacted a law against selling goods by
sample. Recently some Of the Portland msf.
chants lodged complaints axAinst agents Of
latiue the above Lao, tbs Offending sgsnn got
wiad Of the varrants. and managed TO escape.
from the city. but the polies seized their
goods, which will b forfsiied under the law.
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spncrAL NOTICES.

cao Verth Of Dry Geeds,
s$e''Shir COST FOR Cash,
ri.oSE BU SIN F. s 3.
~ .,,an,ty is offered 70 all to sapply them
|. - 5pfef'" selves with
RICH coo DS,
II sd,, d, PER cent: below regular prices.
l. sg0Sih SPRING AND
SUMMER SILKS,
,,.eoun,er and marked down without
. aa ut ssa te save them from the auction
SRENApINk nn prprcr
ROBES.
I'd tessn M 70 s,;sosops At PRIME COST, from .
- II F'sss ss !" "nannfsctnrers viii find q large
Is ,sss,I.urH ING at cost:
s. NJ PsRKlNs h CO.. lAi Eagle Square.
AZ t--1-s
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DISTRESSING ACCIDxNT.-A pleasure party,
consisting Of VIM. and Alexander Hoig, Miss
Eliza Baker and Miss Ellen Martin, went on
a boating excursion from Toronto on the 25th
ult, in which three OF them, including the
two ladies, were drowned. The Leader says:
zone of the party, endeavoring to make
some necessary change in the position OF the
sail. suddenly upset the boat, and the whole
four were immersed in the water. A struggle
for life, of the most terrible nature, ensued-
the women screaming piteously and crying
sloud, but in vain, for help. The young men,
on rising from the water, seized the boar, now
turned bottom up, and quickly padded it
with their hands toward Miss Martin, who
was floating in the water a short distance from
them On reaching her, Alexander, The elder.
endea vored to draw her toward the vessel, but
she seized and clung TO him with fatal tenac,-
ty, eventually dragging him down by her
weight until they both sank, TO rise no more.
Miss Baker, after Intellectual attempts TO buoy
herself up also became lost to view. and none
was left above the water but William. he
mai IA tanned Ais hold Of the boat, and being q
tolerably expert swimmer, managed by It's aid
to gain the shore, almost exhausted with the
effort, and overburdened with grief. The sor.
rowfaI tale soon spread through the city. and
created u very painful sensation. Miss Baker
was about 70 years of age, and possessed many
personal attracti tions. Miss Martin was also
Ia the full enjoyment of youth"
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IA More New Goods.

A. X. PARKER i co.
Fare iGst received a new and beautiful assort-
aea; Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, In
kfl beFege Anglais ROBES:
kel ChIutz Berege ANGLAlS;
fam Bsrege ANGLAlS;
Reh 0rgandie ROBES:
Rich chintz ORGANDIEE;
Gsy M0hAlR; Plaid MOHAlR;
5uehe CELESTIALS;
f0pLlNS and POPLlNETS;
G'ey VALENCIAS;
lAt0NETS and LAWNS. &C., &c.
A u which we will sell very low. my 23-ts
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\
STRUCK EY LIGHTHING.-A son OF AloFeW
Tetrick, in Marion county, Va, was killed oy
lightning ON the 2ist uit. He was sitting on
,serch dnrinp storm with his father and mo-
ther and had just risen from his seat wnen
the bolt struck him On the head, aud set hi.
hair on fire all of them feeling the force OF
this tremendous shock more or less. Has mo-
,h.r ran 10 his rescue, and put out the 1re IN
his hair It literally tore the cap ON MS neao
ia pieces, then his boots were bursied, ana tue
bottoms thrown OF. Where he stood the nn'd
In Moreantown. Va, the stable Of VIM. Han
way. Of that place. was struck by liEhtaing, On
wednesday Afternoon. and burned 70 the
ground. The stable was situated near enc o.
shs finest blocks of houses in the town, ana
unthing but the excesdingIy hard rain which
followed the sireke. and ahs active exeraions
nf the citixens, saved the properly. The wo-
men Of the place, seeing the lmmiesna aanEsl, |,
rntters. in order 70 get water to exunguasn
the dsyourlng element.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

THE VACANCY UPON THE SUPREME BHNCH
Much interest is Of course folt here in the So
luton of the question who shall succeed the
late Judge Daniel upon the Supreme Court
bench. From present appearances, the selec-
ton bids fair to be made from three distin-
gnished gentlemen of Mississippi. viz The
Hon. Wiley p. Harris, and Judges William L.
Harris and f. G. Handy. The first named is
now the most eminent member Of the bar OF
Mississippi, aud gentleman of high personal
character and great worth. The two latter
are both eminent State-Oourt Judges at this
time. However, perhaps dozen names are
already being pressed upon the President as
those Of candidates to fill the vaeancy.-Wash.
Star. =
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Sop,he-u Savings Bank =

lssafkRkp Ri THE LEG!sLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE. l73 MAIN STREET
y.p.y received on deposit at the rate OF sf1 per
H.: per annum. on all sums remaining over SIX
|s.s,ss: and At ars PER cant on such rs are drawn
|s .-!ore The expiration of SIX months.
DlRkcTORs:
B. Watkins, Pres't, K. c.. Howe,
P / Maure. Geo. Herring,
Vim. Ira Smith, J: r. Ke2nauit,
n 7. MaSo, w. A. jenkins, Sec'ry,
2. B Price, Treasurer.
Certificates Of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, 7. B. PRICE. Office at VIM. Har-
srsya Whites bookstore, Main street, two doors
eos American Hotel. INV ;6-lm
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F;xAsisg Henry Holmes. slave. in the
service of Mr.. II. p. Lefebvre, was convicted
before the Recorder last Saturday, of assault.
ing and attempting to stab James, slave 70
Mrs H. Jinkins. and sentenced 70 receive
twen ty Ave stripes. The Recorder said ne
would have given the prisoner thirty mine but
for his former good character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

Navos Eseaps.-On Saturday aftesnoon
last, as four of the workmen employed at ens
Virsinja Foundry were crossing the river In
a emau bnat To Bird Island. the vessel sauk,
aud one of them came nigh drowning. When
his com panions rescued him he was helpless
and apparently lifeiess, but revived on being
/ taken as hore and rubbed. s&a - -
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Locked Up.-Charies Bridgwaser, q resident
OF Henrico county, was committed by the Re.
corder last Saturday, in default Of bail for his
good behavior, on conyictiet Of beiag noisy
the street to j. Brantwhite. Charles hrst
abused and beat his wife until che had 70 leave
home, and then kicked mp row because sns
refused to return.
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GULF FIsHxRIEs-A Speck Of War.-A speck
of trouble looms up in our northeastern hori-
zon, growing out Of the action of the FreDeh
war vessels In interfering with the Canadian
fisheries in the Gulf OF St. Lawrence. The
case Ia this:
There are two small islands of the northern
shore Of the Straits Of Belleisle, the northern
outlet Of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. 10e Is
lands were settled by the French, but were
captured by the English, and upon the treaty
OF peace Were restored to the French upon
agreement that there should be no buildings
erected thereon, except such As should be need
ed for the carrying ON the fisheries. The French
agreed that no Qualifications should be erected
and no soldiers exceeding fifty In number
were to be stationed there. The French. how.
ever, have erected several batteries, aud II 10
said no less than thirty thousand sailors, OF
the French Marine force, are now actively en-
gagged la the waters adjacent The batteries
now erected are sufficient to control the
Straits, and 4 French squadron is stationed nj
the Island Of st. Pierre. British colonial Ses-
sells have been repeatedly fired on by the
French armed vessels, and the Canadian
fishermen have been driven from the waters
Not being able to pick 4 quarrel with England
by these iasans, France has now claimed
nnrt OF Nswfou ndland. The whole matter
has beeu laid before Parliament by Mr. HAiii,
hnrtpn and Lord john Rpssell has been called
n,,on for tbs cOyTesp0naeuce between the two
eoun ntries. The Caaadiap people, we ese, are
vreatIv exercised about the matter, acd 1&rea'
fear. Are en- tsrtained IS 10 the designs', ~ the
Preach Emperor.
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- Aysn's Muxn~tie 3xa
sn.,x ECT row u T. \
.sfs' sunsfs u@Essih ihED . .Rugs, ROACH Es. TiChs:
'",ss. S""ohH iNsECfs. &c. - eastesss =
d, ..,,. LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
t,sss,aa death 10 RATS snd NICE. eeld ov-
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IL 'We never could sell anything but
yson h Merrill's Yeast Powders here!9tore !;
siance have sold your VIRGINIA YEAST
srsnly the greatest Powders ever had" writes
stJntry merchant.
Aaother from Raleigh, N. G.. says: Please
nW DkRS, for sold the last quicker than ! ex-
Feied. Your Powders are in constant demand ana
fFsons who have used them once never want any
aAsr Yours F. THEM
fef sale, wholesale and retail, by
L. WAGNER. Manufacturer,
Rt BIN Corner 9Th and Broad sta.
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Foo, Raee, for bottle Of grape juice, casne
of last Saturday afternoon, 6etwesn m sx-
Sheriff OF Henrico, and an M. D. OF the same
county. The Doctor Won without an enort.
auo to the surprise OF The friends Of the sx-
ofhcer, who had always looked upon him -
hard 10 heat Id whatever race he e6gAge4 Z.
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Accidentally KilIed.-I4ast FriGtay evening .
small negro boy named David, slave TO Mrs.
Mary Alexander, OF Hanover county, and
hired 70 Mr.. John ID. Quarles, was run over
by q cart and instantly killed David was en-
ployed at the brick yard to drive the horses in
the mortar bed. Alter completing his own
work. he went voluntarily into the pit fro,o
which clay was being hauled to the mortar
bed, and catching hold OF the bride OF one of
the mules drawing a cart, attempted to lead u
out 1t is supposed by the hands in the yard
that the little fellow accidentally fell when
the mule started, and being unable to get out
of the way, the wheel of the loaded vehicle
passed directly over his body, crushing him 80
dreadfuliy that he died in n few minutes
thereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

DEATH At vxRY OLD Aax.-1Irs.. Marie
Post, Of Paterson, n. u, expired Secently as
the sge OF one haAtlred aaAs six ysAxs. she
Wa, bora In that ueAshhorApod IN l7oA Aad ct
the aGe Of twenty-five married Capt. Post an
lived till isi7. when he died, aged ninety -sevsn
years. Forty Of her descendants, inciudine
several sreat-srsat t.erApdchildzen, aud .
daughter eighty zone years old. attended Mrs.
Posts funeral HFs - IS - ~
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CArrLu DwEAss N NEW JHRsxY.-Th
cattle disease has appeared IL the ReiGhbor-
hood OF Newark. N. J. Ost of ssveaE sttis
attack ON the fxsm OF Abraham Johdeoss,
aear Newark, four have died. ExaminAtious
show the disease to be the same ~ that in
Massach usetts The AgficuitArai Society
bold . special meesingat Elizahsth On the 6sn
OF Jane 10 consider ths subjset. Tee dissass
il supposed to have been intFoducs0 tooso ~
an antmat from Massachusetts.
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Eap0ULAR CAs8.-1here resides q man in
Waterloo, Iowa, who, aise years ago. wan
bitten By Fabid dog. FOnf times every year
since that time hs has had regalar patoxysms.
It ssaid Ae II conscious whan they Are coming
rerly scared. His elbows ase ueuAlly eoaAaed
Sshiad him ~ . cord, ead Ats Jsstase iastensd
to the I'D. SoOM hs falls intO spesOss 1ussse
which De erowis and barks almost precisely
like Adof. snApe hie jaws and fraths ~ ths
mouth. Several of those pqsOxysms succeed
each other 81 short interyxis.
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Desperate Nesro-Sfab6iag Waite Man-
Long Race and CdpsEys.-- yesterday morning,
pegro slave named Taylor Brown, hired to
Mr.. J. Powers. entered the clothing store OF
Harris Fischer, southeast corner Of Main and
20th streets, and under the pretence of wishin 4
10 purchase apparel, seized, upon q coat and
pair of pants, valued at $3.50. and mace of.
Fischer immediately caught at the ruffian, but
scarcely had he laid hands upon him, when
he was stabbed in one Of his hands and arms,
in three places. The negro then started OF at
the top Of his speed, holding on to the stolen
goods, ard when the cry was raised OF "stop
thief" pursuit was made and persons at
tempted TO stop the fugitive, he cutting and
slashing At them as he ran. Very soon au
army of persons wele in pursuit Of the des.
perado, some striking al him with sticks, 9th.
| ers throwing stones and bricks, and other,
endeavoring to trip him. but he continued hi,
flight until he reached the Dock, when ht
dropped his bundle and took to the water
After loundering about for time. he was
taken into "a boat bur again jumped overheard
and not until he was nearly drowned would
| he allow himself to be captured. During the
flight one gentleman came 80 n.gh being stab
| bed, that he had to strike the rufiian . severe
blow in the face with his umbrella, to save
himself. The prisoner will be examined be-
| fore the Mayor this mOrning, ana retnanded
| to The next term of the Hustings Court fol
| trial.. .e a7fs..tf
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NoBILITY AND MoNEY.--The marriage OF
Prince Polignac with M'dile Mirss, daughter
the istn nlt. at the Mayorsity OF the second
Arrondlsemsnt OF Paris, This wedding has
excited considerable c0n versafiou In what II
called society in Paris, ~ the POllenaco are OF
the purest blood. aud hnt q doxea years past
M Mires Was a vender Of old clothes about
the streets Of BORDEAUX.
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= T1s sRsessdes. NJ. Jsmss =. Chshie. preeided
poeed OF fhe bnSfnees before him In very
short time. lfr. g. u 10 favor Of enfbseine the
laws aaA ~ OrrAjnanees risit1y, ~ ~ oee1
uAaps al having th<m rsepectsd. u
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SMisA's First Rssimsss BssA have hsop called
a lnAt for seyerAl dayA aAA - eocoeQ uoncs
VIII rot - Ahte 70 g3xe their 6edai. Nshfty =.
t5sta1oMeas1 oh - chptsoe 0aoase - 49,
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WiIliaM Gikiis.-We regret 70 stats that this
Young man. who was severely stabbed on 18Th
street on the night OF the 96th ult., was lying
dangeeousiy iil yesterday MoFutnRs ae6 tlas
bis frisnds scascsly sstsrtAiaed the sliehtest
hope Of nis recovery. ses sss a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

iCsNTEHNIALC CELEBRATION The centennial
celebration At Amherst, N. +, took place ON
present, among whom were horScs Orsslsy.
aud Geo. w. Kendall, OF tha New Orleans
Picayune. Horace Greeley was the orator Of
the day, and his address was dlsQ utstti0n
upon the social and political chASuotsf Of New
England. After the adGsrsss there Was . dio-s
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HEAvY LOse.-The burning of the Peteru-
hnrg Wal Fertilixing Companys factory has
been pu ublished The hctOry was incurred for
=, ,O00 In the Merchants. and EiIemens, and
MerchAnts' Insurance Ccnpanies, Of Poters.
el1Ov0 On their stock and nxturee, viz: e5,00n
ia the Merchans' 1ngurance COMPANY u
Richmond, and oS OOU In he NorshoFn Assu.
rance Ccmpany Of L0n1on. anA VIA sustain .
loss Of at lsast o30UO bssides. 5s3 -
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y n
- white Ssiphur W later
WHITE s5fph1GR s55ftpH GsRr srs9ses
riDsycTTLED AT THE ST6INd6:
fstins n's.esny hsye naAe 9reot tfngfsvsmoneet .
sesIs \. men taken from lts source. Ad9rsee ~
HU6CklIAs LAoD ~ CO..
sA-sm S'hsaai Assais sI 6! Y St.fs
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| IRISH ENyoRATION-Ths Munster (Irsland)
| past wees, twelve A uneriean lettera zero rU-
| ceived in the postsOflce Of one partsh Of West
Glare. The letters contained femittaucss Of
money sent by relatives Opay the passages OF
residents Of the perish ;and since 81 PatSick's
| day laat, over one hundrsd Of the. best Of the
people in that single parish have left for Amer
lea. This will afford An idea Of the smigra.
1 lon
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Shippers By tie 4. E d. r. n viii 6sd a "a.
vertisement In this n0rnfaes paper westhy
OF thetr atton ton. 4as .s9 es sa ss5s 80
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IL sf' SUFFERERS,
.,yry pOWN AND DEBiiITATED PRO
hr' FESStONAL MEN.
-... NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH KESTOR-
T.. ,oo the rreat 4 EsTORATlvE AND
r 'a'' W. INViG0RATOR!
a. a., Z 10 all ciassss-,t may save valuable
~ Ws j., no, believe that AM other remedy
- mass ri testimony.
THE REV. Il. F. BROOKE.
BALrIaoRE, Feb. q, 1860.
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,n..'pf 'E'' ,eur HAMfTUN'S TiNCTU r Z has
S',,a -. sreat lissSiag to me and my family -
-, !, mas mad "a my throat disease has been
y s''1ass For all such diseases most cordially
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Pastor Of the EutawM nj. K. Church..
ASIAN lNVlGORATOR.
..;nv,rorator and restorative. where q gen
Asaa.I.ni IS wanted. we believe 1t superior tO
>. oy,t.sls before the publ as care for DyS-
-, % Cau.1. Seyefa8u and khsM,nGftsni. with
l'.ss,sas of The Stomach and Bowels. 1t has been
~, .necesstui 10 the single and marrled. w
h., iss mos, valuable remedy, which thousandi
/ slt'Ssl'ss 4 'SSslss AND CHlLDREN.-This TING
ki'sE vii he found 3 great medicine Tor al theil
/ a T,I snd get Pamphlets and see cures.
= w PURCELL, LADD CO., kichmond
h, COOKE. Frede ricksburg: by all the Urn&
| !, n PsEersliurg: by MORTIMER Il NOW
Ray. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
E..,.,s everywhere. 81 per bottle: SIX bottles
ID WV my 2S-dAewts