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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
FRIDAY, APRlL o, 1850


$500, ga
On motion by Mr. Lane. Il RESOLUTION wss snoFlei sd""'
Oh the Secretary OF state FOR the report ct Henry =. S.S'
BY, embodyine The facts and occurrences csnnse'ea N"'
the occupation OF the Island 81 San Juan.
The joint resolution from ~. House o. Representa-
providing for the manner OF e"peniiag ih- balance @ ~
preparation i2r repairing nv worhs 'h" I'Gt', III ,,:e -
preserve anu secure 'he''le". mouse az NniclS', i''.-"
was called UP on '!e ho''"h o. ."f' p"'2'"'' u"o ~ 80
! thiri line aud passed.
ll- private esleuuhr was 1"ei' 'Hhc" w. u 80, G--
uer u ne uay = "e'o'r =" ~ H's" = f" a.
bl!l'. me hhi inr '"e re.,e' u : y nSe,,e' " o ~: 80. -.
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s %a I"nI .,huJr., ). Col w.
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,ion ~ VI C,n,.nL-n
4, 4 o'cI,cr IN. ssnn,a ,Liourn-l
49, "f Itrnre.cntatjrp,
n, marian NJ Mr. prancb n resolution was ain,r.i
,,.s,in, ,b, irrr,iJrn, In communicate upy facts IN 8.
I..Sior poncLinr IN. r.ror,rI ryuuIs,on 0t Ameficuu 81.
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P'"p'S,! ~! ~ "" n,,.,.,, f,o,o W,.hin,,op Territory. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

ORGANIZATION OF THE HUsTrSGs Court
The Aldermen elected on Wednesday last met
at the Hastings Court Room Friday afternoon
and were qualified by Mayor Mayo in the usual
form.
On motion of Mr.. Burton, the Mayor was re-
qucs,cd to act as Chairman. Mr.. J. F
Resuault was appointed Secretary.
Mr. Hill nominated Mr.. James X. C,sli. Gov
the office of Rccorder-unanimously elected.
Mr.. Burton nominated Mr.. W. W. Timber.
lake for Senior Alderman.
Mr.. Bray nominated Mr.. R, D. Sanxay for
the same position.
The roll was then called and Mr.. Sanxay was
elected by the casting vote Of the Mayor, viz
For Sanxay S, Undertake z. Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
Rhode Island Election.

Providence, April 5.-Io Providence, af,er The result has
been ascer;nincd, u grand collation. was given at the City
Hal; cuus were Aired, and the Governor elect serenadrd.
Mr.. Sprasur il only IS years OF age. MIR. Padelford, his op.
rnner;, was al cndorscr OF the Helper book, aud n very
ultra rrpnG!ican,
t,on III 'h!s state yesterday give the following result on the
HoFetnof 5 vote: Sprague, conservative, i, 2d5; Padelford,
SpraEue, 1,Sli.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

Walter s. Land, who has so recently been
convicted Of the homicide Of his brother.in-
law, E.. f. Flanagan, arrived at Norfolk on
Wednesday from Princess Anne county, in
charge Of W. NJ. Bonney, Sheriff, and Deputy
Sheriff Caps. He was heavily ironed when
he arrived and was locked up in the city Jail
until Thursday morning, when he was taken
off to Richmond, where he goes to take up bis
residence in the pcnitentiary for eighteen years.
lie appeared cool and collected, and said, 'he
recon'd by - thar he could stand it as well
as any body else He also expressed his sat-
~isfaction that the matter was settled. 1t is said
that The majority oil his jury were at first in
favor Of hanging him. II so, he may esteem
himself most fortunate in getting off with his
life NV.J6iG Dir DoO&.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
knights or tho Golden Ctrc1e-Expulsion
Of Gen. RiCk1cY.

Nsv ORlgays, April THE Knights Of the Golden Cir
Gle, in this city, mel yesterday and expelled Gen. Buckley
from the Order, and appointed Col. Greeuhow Commander
iu.Cnire Of the organization.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

TIE LAND CAsE.-Land, it is said, made his
will, leaving all his property to his wife during
her lifetime, and at her death to the children
OF = Smith, an uncle OF the prisoner. 1t is
said that he has declared, since the trial, that
his w,lr'S statement to her brother is true. He
seemed but little concerned about bis sad fate,
said he thought he could stand it as well as
ANYBODY else, and seemed gratitied that the en-
citn, and troublesome tria! had ended, and the
matter settled Norfolk (Ia.) argus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, AoS1
Loo TED,
Cor. Baltimore and charles-sts.'


Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE. MD.
rENHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN TIE MOST
/ prosperous and huurishinG condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years 's 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
crensing number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
leSirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
IRE commodiously arranged' spacious and elegantly
furnished
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room or 10 Obtain
7Ioroush Practical Buiness Education generally arc
unsurpassed. in any particular, by any similar estab-
lishment in the United States.
FACULTYt
-.aa T.. X. l. ISIER,
Observation-Disclosures Un the Science Of Accounts, Com
mOrce- business Customs, etc.
y. VI. P1ITLLTPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of BoOk-Keepin
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
NC. JOHNSON.
Professor of business anil ornamental PenmanShiP
8. T. WILLIAMS. ESQ.,.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
Rev. y. YEATBs REESE. D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
lion. Inc. 2. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Nan'1 ant
Hon. Thos Swami, Vim. II. Ketghler. Esq,
Incob Trust. Esq. WIN. Kn1be, ESD,
The College is provided with Commercial Library
81 stananFa oFKsr lor '"e usS % 'A' S'"
Each Student has de to himself and is sepa
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT
hetimeusuallyrequiredt to completoth full course
,frrm to IL weeks. -..
AD1FLoWA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully lrnamented Circular con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic designs. peninAnshp &c. sent by mail
fne NJ cbdr9e accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E. P +; LosIEE r,
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sANFoRD's
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED PROM

Pare Fegct1JLe Ertracts, and put up IN CLASS Ca
SEES Air Tight, and IUiu esp an any climate.
Tho FAMILY CT TRARTIC PILLS Ia
gentle but active Cathnr % tic which the proprietor
has useal in his practice more than tWenty years
TheconstNntly incrcls.lC ing demand from those
who have long l4ed thelE9 PILLS. and the salts
faction which all express in regarl to their use,
has induced me to place = them within the reach
Of all. lH
tartics net ON different q portions Of the bowels.
The F.fAEL Y CsiTTEiSS lAIPTIC PILL has with
due reference to thts,E well established fact.
been compounded from & n variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extracts - which act alilre On eve
ry part Of the Glemcnta- ~ Try canal and are GOod
and s0fs in all cases ~ where CathATtic Is nee
del such as Derunge- - nients of the SOMdch
&eepinexS PIiMS in bie 81 BLcE AMI L1iHs. ClstIce-
neSS IIin and !SoTctesS OrsI The toiOte Indy from
sudden cold. which fire. II Iuently. II neglected. emil
In n long course Of Ferer. II Lass nj ippGtite CTesT
in1 Sensation If Gid y Orer the bO1y Restless
ness. Headache. Iv'igit . IN the had all L1fnD-
nlntorv DiselSes ITnrnlS in Cil(rrH .tfIHf. Rhe
NATHAN, great Ptrifer of the BLOND and many Ills
eases tn which flesh is heir. too numerous to mention
in this advertisement D1Se- tn 3.
PRICE , DIMES.
The LIVER ISYIG lIAT IR AMI FAMILY Ca
TIIARTIC PILLS retae'l by Druggists general
IT, and sold Wholesale by tho Trnde in all the large
towns ST. W. SANPORD. NJ. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
335 Broadway. New York
Agents. T. II. LOGAN co. dcc2-i&wly
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Wines, Bran dies, Ruins,
BLACK TEAS. &c.

ID TGERNAN 4 SON, No. -l2 North-charlss st.,
II offer for sale the following Crtiles of their
importation particularly for family use:
SHERRY WTNES-Pem1rtines finest pale, gold
and brown Sherries. in wood and In glass.
PORT WINES-Saldem1n's competition red and
white Port, In wood and in glaas
MADEIRA wINR-John Howard Marchs fine
SIeeirn. in wood and In glass: also. Grnps Juice.
u0GK WINES-JahHnnesberger SteinberSer, Mar
c0brunner, Cabinet, Leb-frau-mlch, Bronneherg, of
1919.
CHAMPAGNE WINES sIoet and Chandon's finest,
In quarts and pints.
RRATDIEs.-otlrd and HennO,sy's fine old pale
AMI dark Branlies.
RUNIS-0h and fine. Jamaica. Antique. Grenada
AMI from the Islands imported and direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-.The best quality-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison In it.
200 half chests Of the finest S0UOH0NG TEA.
mll5-'59-ly
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,


1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS:
1 and has become an established fact, Standard
Medicine known and NlI- proved by all that have
used Il, and Is esOrt- led to with confidence IN
nil the diseases for which, - IL Ia recommended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two years
who had given up alllE4 hopes OF relief as the
numerous unsolicited a certificates in my pos
tession show. y
The dose must be adOp-l6 ted to the temperament
If the individual taking - Ut, and used In such guam
titles to net gently on ~ the Bowels.
Let the Dictates of yOuFTlJ Judgment guide you IN
the use of the LIHERlt ,lLNPIGORATOIf.a and II
will cure Lfrsr Cons - pLuinES, Bilious Attacks
Dyspepsia, Chronic Di-!S IdTriGe, Summer C0M-
nLtinis DySentery. Drop- lSy. S0r StoRlGeh HIo's-
mi C1StirensSS CI0Iic Il Cholera. Cholera 4OrbtfS
CIoJsya L1fdntup FLI.A lfulcnce, JdWIdioe Female
Yea neSSeS and may be fused successfully as an
OrrIinTrV FIlaIy NeIi-n1 lcins. It will cure SICK
HEiDiCFKE las thou. = sands can testify.) in
ilCenty miMutes jftloO or Fl three 7sIgpoO1twLs are
L1Len at commencement - Iof attack
Al l0ho use il are gip. ing their testimony in
''' W jt. ITdTER IN5lTHE MOUTH WITH
THE LNPTfORATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH
TOGETHER. " ~
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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SIlloQ toll Is ooId sIuInoI!o Sss suoIlosIp I'M Io5
'sJslons lnllspuoM tlIM II 5uIsn SIU SlOgYos M ~
suDIs,s6&K nlHs sqI o. GlnUoi pun loIoS pun IpOq
sVl OF VIjusIlS s0A!J II 'Ssn 81 GQ SlUSuOT GSlU
-lpsuuLI stp s"Pn pup "'tpl.4o P?Iolooss pao arr
'alu!ullIoo sY!I LSlIlO pun sDlmfoG9S 'mH'YY ms
Su0Igdl4 10 ssSSo II1 III ISnlo9U@ 81 .uOOd UOOTH,
aVL SIIjoQ SoLl O1 10 0sn sIII uEnIJ llnSa liza
sIIo uUl1s0 lutl1 p5lnsRO 1874 6Uu 'uUA VI so!P9"I
LSltlo I1lp I9I1Uns Jl EISSanYD9I pun S7uIDd
-,a1 9lDM2I 10 9lpY NJ 9lElOq SLO 6IuU SuEul IOUR
psonsISdxs sGuMIU 81 1USusl J9IISI InJslGI5 pun
luSEOUs lsom an pug aI0 uUo lusllud OH Dlst1s6H
10 slaIs1sAuI lsoiu STI NJ 'uoIloB InJQlIusq
puV CaA!I 0u !! JuIIq pun souIO fAu ~ oIs az INV
S9lI!O9 0atl quo IsAs4VtM lsuurt Gu III pssu5sp
10 pIdIol 81 L9lIT FIno6 II gGE0Gp SI VIA SuI0uom
-Woo GQ '&p0uaI Ju!IIuJun uU SUI vi pug TIyM nos
J! p1lla1.p pun ~ foAQ 81 d2ls Inof 10 q'd snpl
-2V uoU SHIIoUns STR noS II .tUOOI 1OOII- ON
20 STloq ulEl1oId u 9tdll on OsoI apps an az! MIDd
.5Jl1ffD 70 SSOT JiolEI an IN HJIIDlulflT 'sT0D
pD24 pf9I tYGgc1 Gou0pual 5AIldmusuOo uJO Stupid
-'U"9 IuU sAUV n0G II W Al peIno GIEUnl9sUS DION
sSAldunsoo puusnOVl oMl iSAo uoIloupoIluI ISlV
sluniu X!s uHIl!W 'qIInsV lo9Jl0d o. psIO4sS1 sBM
uOsuoII III IIa!Itu 10 ssn am tunlJ u0OOd 0OOIH
syn 10 uOIloupOLd an uOsq SUI lns"I SVL 'nSlsSS
pus lIuStI sIl uodn pooIT an 10 olVls sl 10 losyU
pun uollo5uuUo spparuul 91ou oql Ol G51IolsGqd 10
losNlussIl 5u!StIdS puS 'uoOId Hill DNIXKIYIv
30 apl ara pOA!SOuoo IIosst lsuI ssB0oIl0UId sIuSf
GIuoMl 10 uU!oIsHpl IUtn5sI u-IIssmlV 81 osIu pIp
'uoss9I0Id Vopsu an 10 luSuIS lsom S!Ll 40 &lsAOo
10 sio liz puOEsQ % tspEsuoo 81 OF ~ uoI duus
Euoo "a p5onps1 Ivy % ussq suiAeq 'uosuoIa az
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---7---.l----777- = NEW- 1oE2t July 2l,4s0t.-
PEoE. o. j. Wooo:-wtth confidence do reeota-
mend your Hair Restorative as being the most elca-
toUs article ever saw. Since using your Hair Re
storatiVe my hair and-whiskers. which wore almost
eonfident that lew moro applications will restore
them to their naturalization. 1t6lso has relieved me
OF all daniriaf md unpleasant itching, common,
among persOns who rSrspire freely. r1,,v
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New Wine & Liquor Store.

New Wine e Liquor Store.
,tTNIIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEGS
| leave to inform his numerous friends and the pub
ic generally that he has this day openel Wholesale
and Retail Wine and Liquor Store. connected with \
B1r-rO0ul, Mt No. IS Main street. door above the
hand full assortment Of pure Wines, Braudes Whis-
kies. Gin. Rum. Cigars. &c.
As It Is my intention to keep nothing hut pure stuff
and to pay the cose5t attention MI 0rderseatrste
to me, hope To receive share OF public patronage
which earnestly solicit CONRAD STR0BEL.
fyI2|69&9m
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RerninisIolen0o.
ny q. CLAY PREUss.a


Il met thee last might in thy, splendor-
With theioid SInilGf once loved 10 sees
And thought Of the passion % tender
SFtfohin youth FlIad ehOris hed for thee.
Hithia strange Wild emotion started
= AstllIt once beloved form glidedby, -
For the ghost OF an old love departed -st,z;
Once ne deemed that no absence could wean US.
TIiatouf hearts were as a1edaS tho poles 81 =
But a dark gulf Of years rolled between US
= Aud LETT s.cOld chill on our souls
Ali thoss sweet summer days at old u IH1lr2od,
They shall smiieon US twain never more
Iwou;d give alltlle fame Of my manhood :
:, FOR one thrill Of that passion OF yorel e ,
Tho long years had pissed ere met thes,
fAIi. wears that seem ages OF WOe.l
i knew thou couldst never forget me- ~ a- ~
Z And thsfiash on thy cheek told me 50,
u knew tho thy NJ Irrfage might yield thee
A rich, yellow harvest Of gold
All the wealth OF tho World could not shield thee
From the shadow cast on thy soul
ne caniIarbof no liste for each other,
- For the old lore still hlIlows the pasti
Ami. rye sworn would be ~ thy brother
While iife's weary journey should last
Tho cold N the FE1teIltiHs tcHEf. RI
And as Lowell n thOu seem 81 to me now,
Lat the world, TINT came basely between Us
DstsSt lJt pllI u M brl1T! - : T = = @ 2
Can W bring back the bloom Of tho rose.
When the soft gllYsIf summer has heH
Or awake the loved form that reposes
- In the calm, solemn sleep Of tlls deaR :, :,
All tn i. Re ~ love I'm q ft5hiOn-
IN 5frfandihip In hon 1r ami truth
Iife hss bat ono wild thrilling pts5ton. 80 ~ -
which ltghteas and lies out In youth! s.ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

TN Pr EsENTTNG YOU WITH DIR. EAT)N's IN
FiNTILE c DNDIAL, we desire to state its supe
riorty over evOry nr'trum that nurse or quack has
heretofore offered You.
First-It is the preparation Of n regular physician
who is well qualified from much experience In ininn
tile complaints to prescribe for them. Secanlly-It
entirely free from lnrEoric opNte Of any kind
aud consequently relieves BY removing the suffering
fynur child uitoai of letlcnlns tts Senssbilite'-
rhirIly--It Is put mp with great caro- rs y cnmpari
son oft with any for nfIntile compliant
will show; the very root from which 1t IS distilled
being dug from the forest under tho direction of DR..
Eaton, niiny Of them by his own htndt. Fuurthly-
1t Is perfectly harmless aud cannot lnurc the most
delicate infant and is certain cure and relfett in all
the following which Is ts chief merit over every
Pix ALL G JMPLAINTs ATTENDING TEETH
ING: suchLS DYSENT8 cry C0LIC, &C.; also, for soft
enng the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the bOwelsit is unequIed. For Cold i'll the Head ii
is sure relief For CIR DUP. the Ist fatal AMI try
ing of all diseases. it can he relied with perfect
coniLencc;anl being powerful anti-spa4mnlc In MI
caSesuf commissions or fits, earnestly recommend
you no time in procuring it. LI'tlytt costs
much more than other preparations OF the kind
that cannot alrl such long advertisements can
those whose whole expense is their Advertising for
tho reIElnit cOmmcn l. ttsefR9 the nj st rcliN
BILE all mothers. In NIL cl9cs the directions wrap
ped around cIch bIttls, must be strictly followed
Prico, % cents per bottle.
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ORE no RE ADlIIREDT I1AN-pl1
RICHEST DIADEiM i
WORN By KINGS OR tEMPERORS.
what! WhyaBeauttfnlH ead ofIIair.

nRcAUsETrIsTHE ORNAMENT GOD HIMsRLF.
s. provided for all our raea. Reader although the
rose may bloom ever brightly in the glowing cheeks
the eve be ever so sparkling tbs teeth be those OF
pearls II the head Is beFet OF its covering or the hair
be snArled. and Rhriyeled, harsh aud dry or worse
Stil; II sprinked with gray, nature wiz loss more
II used two or three times weak will restore and
permanently secure TO all such an ornament. Read
the following, and Judge. The writer OF the nrst Is
re celebrated FTanist, THaLJerg:
nm. Yoop.- NEw YoRK. April 10. 1883.
Dear Siy=-Permit me to express to you the obll'
cations am under for the entire restoration Of my
hair toits original color; about the time of ms aFrt
val In ths United States It was rapidly bscomtnS gray
but upon the application Of your Hair Restorative
Restorative very wo9derful invention, quite ELI
catious "a well rs agreeable
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snrveb ar qwvlts,ySetp

tSYRIsH NEWSPAPER OFFICE Is Nassau ST. Ap, II
pROR- o. j WoOD:-DelT Sir:-Some month OF six
weeks ago Ireceived bottle of your Hair restorative
and gave 1t my vito, who concluded to try u on her
hair little thinking at the time that ftwould restore
the gray hair 70 original color, but to her as well
rs my surprise. after afew weeks trial il has
to a dark brown. at tho salne Tins beautifying and
thiekenlng the hair, Istrongy recommend the above
Restorative all persons in want Of such change OF
their hair CHARLES GARDEN,
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PEoF YooD-AbOut two Year, ago. my hair COM
menoed falling of Rnd turning gray; Twas fast beco-
ing bald AMI had tried many emeiiest to no elect
I Commenced using your Restorative in January last.
A few applications fastened my hair firmly 1t began
to.fn up. grow out and turned back to its former
color (l1cl) At this time 1t is fully restored to Its
original color he appearance and Icheerfnlly
recommend Its to ALL J. D. HOES.
CHICAGO, Iii, May ,1S57,
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The Restorative is put up in b1ttos of sizes viz:
large. medium, and small; the small hold Il pint,
at lest twenty por cent. mre in proportion than tho
small retas for two dollars per bottles lnrga holds
quart 80 per cent more in proportion and retatls
o. j. 1ODS CD, Proprietors, Broadway, N. Y,
ami III Market st., st. Louis, Mo.
Dealers dec2-l&w3n-lY
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j as. M. Dillon.
No. 102 Market street,
PLUMBER g. GAS FILTER.

" EEps constantly ON hand tias Fixtures Lead and
N Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. All kinds and
ICES Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles md
steam and Water GuNges Lt and Force Pumps Sinks,
Hose and Packing of all ThickneSses. AntifFictiOn
Netal Pure DauCa Tin Zinc and Anthony. tile CeIe-
country.
HB-AlsO POllys improved Chain Pump which Is
decidedly the greatest pump Of the aga the right
nut up which in Towns and Counties in Western vfr-
ginia will he EOId on Fair terms.
conducting pressure pipe fiF hot or cOld water,
md especially fur deep wells. preferable and cheap
err than Lead Pipe.
A1ueduct Pipe constantly hand any size or
quantity, which he furnished short notice.
Ra-GaSh paid for old Copper Brass and Lead.
nOvl9 '59-d2aW&w1y
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DTsPEPSl

young lady Of u had been trU,IbIel with ind -
ton EE several months To render great me-
ceSSaTy IN tie sceCtiJn ~ her fN After eating tie
stomach became acid fad Heing in her nUuth AI,t
water. and unpleasant heavy Iaalli se;l-lsia
heaeaches bowels cOnstpafetl and = depressed IEa
condition recommended tab ing the dyspepsia i.
morning and night aud m lee than week ala. .;
every symptom Of her disease had vanished and SIC
felt Ike new Icing
A gentleman somewhat advanced In year strong.
robust constitution had lately been tld deal affected
with indigestion weak stomach coated tongue bar
taste in the mouth and attended with peculiar Vii'
gu and VEhiFlin in tie head much to- Trlt
his riding in aCaTTaGe even u'Euntng an eilhsr's
quite dangerous AMER trying several things inee'
ually he fell upon the EysIrpsia pills which af"r
ike charm relieving all HE vertigo and other
pleasant symptoms
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COUGIIS AND COLDS

A gentleman public lecturer took severe c1la TIE
latter part Of hast month while travelling ani ectUT
ing in northern PenIAy fVani though addressing Pub
lie audiences every evening Jet In two Says by The
aid II the specific he entirely recovered Ani En-
abled to pursue his calling without Inconvenience y"
public speaker should be without them.
married latly Of - bad taken violent COLL Uish
settled on her lungs causing cough pain in the
side and eOsideFahe fever and haFAene<s. Susii odd
u-slally very lasting and tEubIezOme= LGi y "a.
king the specific COaEh Pills fur times pes lay L
three days she entirely well.
A yUunG man Of = had cough and hOaTseness d
fitesn months. During cold weather his voice Uhs
lost only to speak in Whispers pain inIurei "a
coughing ell dry raising only atFe in the MN
Jug quite feeble and emaciatelI Had taken serrrl
medicines with little no benefit lie cun,Henesd
with the Cough Pilis-nne pill three times per d1y
and soun found himself improving. his eIash nii4sf
aud snfter. h0IrseTess passed on strength and aTPs
tite improved and in few weeks entirely u'l'
having taken no other medicine
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Pare Tsgct1JLe Ertracts. and put up IN CLASS Ca
SEES air Tight, and 1Oiu ssp IN any eIiR!1te;
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RILEN

AeleTgyman Of the Baptist Church. well known
illinois, writing to us says: Il have been r sous is
seriously afflicted with bleeding piles aud have EegT
ed my cAseas severe One-at one time indeed mr.
leg but have used your medicine (fie Spectnei -
am cured. ] have No doabt yOu are laying the Hdh
under great and lasting Obligation.-'
AgsatiemanOf so years- well aud hSogabiy kn9s9
At CeIhi Delaware county. New Work had been hA-
tyr to the piles Esr - years Sometimes fTom exec
stTe hsmOTTllaEe pain and suffering be Wa Tedrse
to the verge Of tlegFH FOR years he hal daESs1
out miserable eIfstenes aeOnlTulod invalid di4oE
lied for any bushes and Life alHnst burden j.
needles 70 add that be had tried ali sorts 81 EeHe
from allsOTts Of doctOTs. TO little puTpO<e lie -
suited me two yeaFs ago, and recommended or -
Specific with Occasionally DyspePsia Pill ~.
this he began to improve. and since has nsvrs N.
serious tuFn Of piles- Eram the 6Fst nOnfI up -
year past he had oecasinnAlly symptoms II hls g
complaint: but few dosesO of the Tile Pills Eould y
Pefse Il all and FIR more than year past he has L
entirely well Of the plies nSnTe brilliant eaf'
scarcely 20 be found IN the annals Of medicine
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EYES AND NARs
ARTIFICIAL EYES

Are successfully treatGl without tho OF the knife
or needle. DR.. DC1kee has colstlntly on hand at
hlseaies an extensive asaostmsnt Of beautiful
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