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Political Excitement at Pi.tsburg.

PlrrsBURC, Feb. G.-The political circles
here have been excited by card from May
Or Lynch, one Of the delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention, published in the
True Press Of this morning, in opposition t.
the nomination Of John /. Dawson The
card declares that lie j. the weakest candi-
date for Governor Of all that have been
named. The writer Of the card is we'll known
As one IF tie oldest friends Of President Buch-
anan.
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NEW YORK, Feb. Flour has advanced &c.
State s5@s5.O5 Ohio s5.65@S5.75; Southern
$5.45@S57o. Wheat is buoyant-Canada white
1856. Corn is quiet and unchanged. Pork IS
dull sales unimportant; old mess Sl7.3l @Sl7.3';
new do. SlSl2; old prime Sl2@Sl2.2' new
do. sl425Mi4.37. Lard closed firm at 1910
10 Whisky dull at 23c Stocks are d'dl and
heavy Mo. 6's SOL.
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CANAAN, Feb. C.-Milton's hotel, Barnard
4 Co.'S store, Johnson's new store, black
smiths shop and several small buildings,
were destroyed by fire last night. Loss 81
GOO partially insured.
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Secretaries were added TO the list.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That any Wing or American voter
Of Alexandria, who shall be in Richmond ut the
time of the meeting of said Convention, DO con-
stituted delegate from this county.
Mr.. Edward Burchell offered the follow
ing preamble and resolution, which were
unanimously adopted
Whereas il is common among all civilized ma
lions to cherish the memory OF their hlustrious
dead, and whereas the name and fame of Henry
CLAY are near and dear to every lover of his country,
Resolved therefore that the Wings and Americans
Of Alexandria will commemorate the approaching
anniversary of the birth Of that great Statesman
and devoted Patriot.
Resolved, That a committee of ton members OF
this meeting be appointed by the Chairman thereof
whose duty shall DO to procure subscribers to =
dinner on that occasion, and that when = sufficient
number of subscribers shall have been obtained
they shall meet and select out of their number, .
committee Of arrangements, invitation and re-
csption.
The Chair appointed the following gentle
man to carry out the foregoing resolution:
Edward Burchell, 8. r. Shinn,
Wesley Avery, f. w. Ashby,
Joseph Padgett, Samuel H. Desaughn,
James II. McVeigh, James T. Smith,
John Marshall James 5. Hallowell.
Hon. s. Chiffon being present was called
for, and responded in short speech.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That copies Of the proceedings be
furnished the Alexandria Gazette and Richmond
Whig, With request that they be published.
W. p. MASSEY, Chairman.
+. W \; sIFaass ssHpr, Secretaries.
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ssy> CANDIDATES. NOTICES.-Persons who
send nominations Of themselves or friends tor Of
aes will, to insure their publication, enclose the
amount they wish to invest in the publication
One dollar will pay for three Insertions, or in that
proportion for longer time, unless it is to be con-
tinued for a month or more, in which 0ase 70
duetion will Do made on the regular rates.
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Movements Of minister McLane.

New ORLEANS, Feb. G.-Minister McLane,
who recently arrived here from Vera Cruz,
LETT this morning for Washington, according
to instructions from the State Department.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Flour market unsettled;
Howard street $5.S7@$5.50. Wheat firm; white
Is5@l5Oc. Corn dull; white and yellow FOG 7Sc.
Provisions steady; mess SIS; prime $l3,5O@ sl4;
bacon sides loo. Whiskey steady; sales OF 400
bbls. Ohio at 232c.
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COM M Z r C / AL.
la.andria Market. February

The market to-day has presented no new lea
.ure. Prices remain without change, and IN ths
receipts there is no increase. The offerings were
very light, and the transactions unimportant.
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Death of Juago Gpstayus swan.

CLEVELAND, February G.-Judge Gustayus
Swan, a. old and respected citizen Of Co
lumbus and for many years President Of the
State Bank Of Ohio, died this afternoon.
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NOR SALE--The subscriber offers for sale his
l. FARM, lying in the county II Culpeper, and
situated on the Road to KaccOon Ford, which falls
into the Plank Road few miles below, uniting
Culpepcr county and Fredericksburg The land
Joins the beautiful farms Of Messrs. =. p Male,
J. L. Stringfollow, and Or. g. Morton, and con
tains THREE HUNDRED ACRES. The FARM
j. in fair condition, and il productive IN wheat,
Ia grass, and other cereals The HOUSE Is
-ii.l small but comfortable the out-buiidings
new and sulIiccnt-the wood land i ample and
well timbered-the ncghborhood good and moral
-Post-offce and Churches Of different denomna
tions, very convenient Mitche's Station, on the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, i six miles dis
tant The beauty Of the Piedmont region =: coun
try, and its acknowledged he0thiness and ferttfT.
IT, combine 81 render this locality desirable. The
subscriber will he pleased % show his FARM to
any one desiring u purchase, and will give M
further information through the mails, il letters
are addressed to him. At Raccoon Ford, Culpeper
county, Va. BAIL q. TAl LOk.
Culpoper county jan l9-2awlm
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IMPORTANT DEclsloN.--lt viii be seen by
our Richmond correspondence, that the Court
of Appeals Of this State have decided the
long pending suit Of the Richmond, Frcder-
icksburg & Potomac Railroad Company IS.
the Virginia Central Company, favorable %
the former instituting an injunction on
future travel over the combined roads form
ing thc Central route from Washington to
Richmond. and dccrccing an account - BE-
rendered by the Central Road of all money
received thereon from through tickets T. the
present time, deducting the fare received on
such during the disability Of the Frcdericks-
burg route by ice in the Potomac. Also, a
decree against each Of the combined Com
panies for its share Of the proceeds and
each of the combined roads are bound for
the other, If the decree against either proves
Intellectual 1t is reported that the Central
Road will lose half million Of dollars by
this decree.
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First Ward. Second Ward
l. l.. Kinzer, ii. o. ward
i T. johnson, j. l.. Smith,
Bonsb. W. ii. Barley,
Elihu Stanton, H. NJ smith,
George W. Dearborn, NJ MadduX.
Third Ward. Fourth Ward.
p. G. Uhler, ). NJ. johnson,
T. Dixon. Isaac Buckingham,
Rohert Crockett. George w. Brent,
J. 3. Johnson, D. Is. smith,
u Funston. D. r. Blackjack.
RURAL DISTRIcr.
f. b. Powell, Dr. Wonder,
]. b. Carson, James Roach,
John johnson,
The resolutions of MIR Ashby were then
taken an, and after debate, the second reso-
luton was temporarily withdrawn, and the
others adopted.
The question was then taken upon the u
resolution, and it was agreed to.
The meeting then adjourned.
THE STEAMER PoroMAC.--The Steamer
Potomac, Capt. Watson, arrived at the dock
of the New York and Virginia Screw Steam
ship Company, about live O'Clock, yesterday
afternoon. The Potomac IS Tine large
steamer, and is one of the line which plies
between New York and Norfolk. She left
New York on Saturday last, and after touch
ing at Norfolk and delivering portion Of her
cargo sailed for this port.
She brings no passengers but large
amount Of freight for this port and the cities
of the District.
The steamer is not to be regularly employ
ed on the Alexandria and New York line,
and has made this extension OF her Norfolk
trim only because the steamer Mount ernon
was under examination and unable to make
her usual trip.
22Np OF FEBRUARY-Ez Extensive prepare
tons continue to be made in W ashlngton Tor
the inauguration of the Statue Of Washing
ton. ON the 22d inst \ great military dis
pIay is expected, and it is said that Con
gress and the Executive will ald N giving
eclat to the celebration. 1t IS probable that
the preparations in Washington, and the
wish of the military and others to witness
the celebration there, have prevented the
usual steps from being taken Tor AoH.f
celebration, this year, II SO, ne Aope II
may never be the case again. No matter
what may be the attraction elsewhere we
would prefer to see WashingtOn's Birthday
honored in Alera"dria, by the citizens Of
his favorite old town.
FIRE IL GEoRGErowN.-A fire occurred in
Georgetown Yesterday morning, which de-
stroyed large three-story brick building on
Congress street, south If the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank The house belonged e
Mrs. Mosher, and was insured for $1,000
The first floor was occupied by n German
family, the second as printing office by
Mr.. j. A. Mcintyre, and the third by Gov,
enant Lodge !. o. o. F. None OF these
were insured excepting Covenant Lodge
which was insured for $500.
FRRScH OpRRA.-It will be seen by the
advertisement in to-day's Gazette, that
rare and interesting entertainment will bt
given at the Theatre, tomorrow night.
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A VALUABLE RED LAND FARM AT AUG
n TION.-By virtue Of j deed Of trust, recog
Ged in Ms, folio 40 Of the Land Records ol
Loudoun county, Va, the undersigned will sel, I.
the highest bidder, al the Auction House of JAS
c. Mcclure 4 Co., in Washington city, on THE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY next
at 81 O'Clock, ?. NJ, the valuable FARM, called
"ALMA." containing 81 acres, and Is perches
more Or less, il LoudoUn county, Va, binding ~
the turnpike road, leading from Leesburg q
Washington city and Alexandria, and about z
miles from either 81 the latter cities. It has upon
ia 4 coamodious new two-story DWELLING
I'D HOUSE, well finished new BARN, amt
other needful out-buildiugs within about two
miles If water transportation by Canal, aud one
aud-a-huif usilos lrg, clifford Station, tie Alex
andria, LoudQpn and Hampshire Railroad.
TERMS, prescribed by deed, cash--but ~ eE-
tension Of tune may be had on apoftioh ~ ssree-
mont. VIM, ?. RANDOLPH, T,u.tscs
"A. MCLEAN,
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BAUG HIS
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
MANUFACTURED FROM
UNBUR NED BONES, Ri
RAUGH & SONS,

UNBURNED BONES, Br
BAUGH & SONS,
Wholesale Office ard store, No. 20, South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA A.
Cash price S45 per 1000 lbs, ga cts. b fh.)
TN thu preparation of this Valuable Manure,
l BONES are used in their RAW STATE ONLY.
They have never been BOILED OR cALciNED.-
They are taken as nature has made them, crushed
with powerful Machinery, and subjected to pro
cess by which, while all the virtue of the Bone IS
retained, Fertilizer is procured, furnishing IN .
CONCENTRATED and SOLUBLE FORM the two indis-
pensable ingredients for the growth OF Plants ana
enriching the soil, viz: PRaSPHoRIc ACID AND AM
MONA. These two ingredients, by the use OF
"BAUGHS RAW BONE SUPER-PHOS-
PIRATE" are given to the soil in all their original
strength aad purity. They assimilatc at once with
the soil, furnish all the ueedfui Ammonia for the
growing crop, giving it ample luxuriance and leave
the land permanently benefited SO that its pre-
senee can be traced for years afterwards.
PuILADA., Aug 9th, 1856.
"Baughs Highly Improved Super-Phosphate OF
Lime" being made by process which was con
tryed in my Laboratory, am acquainted with its
qualities. regard 1t as superior TO super phos-
phate made from bone ash or burned bone, be-
cause the more valuable portion of organic matter
JAS. C. BoorH,
Practical aud analytical Chemist.
"The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society,
ut their recent State fair, awarded "Baugh's Raw
Bone Phosphate, q diploma offrst class Of which
It is truly worthy. Circulars sent free ON apPien-
ton, containing full directions, &c, &c.
Esy- We recommend Farmers and Planters TO
purchase of our Agents, nearest them.
BAUGII & SONS,
No. 20, South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
For sale by WIN. IL. foNhh ooN,
feb S-d3m alexahotla, d.
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1850. ALMANAC.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAILED.
Brig Leni, Travers, Barbados. by B. h. Lam
bert 1905
Sehr. Village Gem. Hinckisy, Providence, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Juno, Newman, Boston, by d. b. smith.
Schr Henry Finch, DaYey, New York, by
American Coal Co.
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SOLUBLE AMMQNIATED
PHOSPHATE GUAN0.

MADE Of Guanos of OUR owS DIRECT MpoRTA-
Nl TON, and under the personal supervision and
direction Of DIR. r. III. SrABLER, Chemist OF TINS
city.
This fertilizer We confidently recommend, as
the most permanent and cheapest yet offered to
the public. Being composed Of No. peruvian
and SosnRERo GuASos, Of our own direct impor-
tation, WE WARRANT IT IN EVERY REsPKcr.-
The Sombrero Guano, before being mixed, is rem
dered immediately soluble, by the addition Of Sui
phurio acid. This treatment is universally recon-
mended by tho most eminent Agricultural Chem
ists. Without it, the action of the two Guanos
when mixed is not Simultaneous, and consequent
ly comparatively Inefficient
This is the ONLY mixture of the Ammoniatsd
and Phosphate GUANOS we know of; yet offered
20 the Agricultural community, in REALLY
SOLUBLE form.
discount to dealers. FOWLE co.
Alexandria feb 8-eotf
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DELEGATES TO THE RICHMOND CONVENTION

DELEGATES TO THE RICHMOND CONVENTION.
in our report of the proceedings OF the
meeting of the Wings and Americans, held
on Monday night, and published in yester-
days's Gazette, the list of delegates to the
Richmond Convention was incomplete, a
number Of names having been accidentally
omitted in copying the list. The correct
list will be found in the official proceedings
Of the meeting, published this morning.
BANNER Observation-Disclosures JU-
yENILE CoRPs-The Lads OF Middleburg,
Va, following the example OF the Border
Rifemen," have formed themselves into a
Company, and are provided with neat and
appropriate uniform The Company numbers
about 80, between the ages of Is and 8years,
with regularly appointed Captain, Lieuten-
ants, &c. The Misses, to mark their appro-
baton of the military spirit developing itself
in the youths, worked with their own hands
a very neat and very pretty flag. Miss A.
n, being deputed on the part Of the Misses,
presented the banner in a very pithy and
appropriate address, and concluded by say
ing-''when danger threatens, we shall ex-
pect you to unfurl this flag, and fight under
its folds, for your native land and the girls
who gave tits
"The Star Spangled Banner,
And long may it wave,
Ger the land Of the free
And the home Of the brave"
Capt. K. in graceful manner, received
the flag, and handsomely replied, assuring
the girls that they would guard it from dis
honor, because it was the flag OF their native
Virginia, and the work Of the fair Misses Of
Middleburg.
WASHINGTON CRIMINAL CoURT-On Mon
day, on the part Of Edmund French, late IN
the service Of the Government in the Trca-
sury Extension, now in jail on several char
ges for appropriation Of public moneys, for
gcries, &c, appeared Joseph II. Bradley, 81,
esq, and, after an argument III that behalf,
the Court reduced the bail in the case 81 said
French to $1,000 lie did not appear per
sonally in Court. The trial was continued
over to the next term.
The Court gave its Judgment on the mat
ter Of 4 motion for new trial IN the case Of
VIM. Boyd, charged with carrying away ne
groes and convicted by the jury Of stealing
them. by refusing to grant new trial, on
the ground that the jury found their verdict
on state Of facts with which the Court
could not interfere Boyd was then sen
fenced to fourteen years Imprisonment and
hard labor in the penitentiary, being seven
wears in each Of the two cases against HIM.
MAJ. im.
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o,rsusnt to notice, the MDhigssand Amer
assembled in large numbers ct Sarepta
Hall, Hall, on Monday night last.
n A. motion OF Jas. II. Mcveigh, W. D.
~. on was called to the chair and B. L.
y, n,sr and +. Westwood Ashby. were ap-
P0 Tss chairman announced the object of the
its 10 be the appointment Of Delegates
ns shs Virginia State opposition Convention,
When on motion Of s. shnn it authorized was
hss 81, delegates to represent the Wings and
spP0in. Of Alexandria in the Virginia State
Am,;,;on Convention, TO be held IN the city Of
vvp.gSmond, on the 22d inst
hs MLo eollowing named gentlemen were APP
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Ts DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE-Tae
E! undersigned il authorized to soil Il private
sale, desirable THREE STORY NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, fitted ap n good modern
style including gas and water, situated "a Payne
street. between Duke and Prince streets This
property can be bought low for cash. III not SOLD
At private sale ~ dc NINETEENTH MARCH
il will then be offered ~ public sale Persona
wishing ~ purchase will apply T.
JOHN I. JOHNSON
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BY I. NJ. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

BY I. N, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
|tORN At AUCTION.-Wnl Be sold at public
Y auction, or THURSDAY MORNING, lnD
NINTH INSTANT under tho direction II tha
Surveyors, for the benefit ofwhou il may concern.
Al the store-house Of Geo. H. Robinson, about
100 or 1900 BUSHELS DAMAGED CORN.
part If the cargo Of the Schr Experiment.
at
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NOTICE.-The co-partnership Of the under
IN signed, which las will &c seea in another ad
yertisemsnt) expired by Limitation on the hrst
February, 1850, has this day been renewed; and as
the throng at our store during the past few weeks
while selling of, has been so great as TO prevent
our taking m inventory at the regular period. we
have determined to postpone it until the I'D OF
February, and continue our sales at or about the
actual cost until the 18th of February inclusive,
in order that we may have our stock down to the
smallest possible amountat the time of taking an
account OF it.
We will add to our sales all the Summer and
Spring Goods left from last season, a great many
of which we shall offer without regard to cost, ana
have no doubt purchasers who may contemplate
buying spring goods early, will find great many
articles in our stock worthy of their Inspection
We shall open to day full assortment OF Shirt
ing Cottons, of al the leading brands, which nave
been purchased on the most favorable terms, III
order to make our stock still more attractive, upon
which we shall barely ask profit enough 10 pay
exnenses. &c. W. NJ SHUSTER CO.,
7th and Sth streets
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a IL 2awts BENZ. BARTON. Trustee
~ i. ". MCCORMICK AccIioSaEn

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OE SA-
IL TJEDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY III
FEBk AIRY, 1860, 1t y o'clock, ~, n front of
the Mayor Office il the city of Alexandra, MA.
the subscriber, trustee for that purpose, wiz
fHexposo FL sale AT public auction, for cash,
E. Ten EllENT and LOT 81 GROUND III satJ
city, on lac south side Of Gibbou street, between
Washington and Columbus streets, bounded as
follows. beginning on the south side Of Gibbou
street, at the distance u sixteen feet six inches
from tie northeast corner Of j. Nightingale lot
and running thence east, on the south line 81 CID
bon street fifteen feet-thence south parallel with
Columbus street one hundred feet - alley
thence west Oh the north line Of said alley .i.,eg
eet--thencc north. parallel with Columbus street
II the point of beginning.
:. FERGUSON BEACH, TRUSTEE
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AUCTION, SALES.

BY T. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u0USE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ii The undersigned, las Trustee appointed
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH OF FEB
g. RUARY, in front Of the Mayors Office, 4
Lib HOUSE aud LOT, situated on the Northwest
corner of Queen and st. Asaph streets, and known
AZ the ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY. Said pro.
pcrty extends 81 feet II inches on ST. Asarh t,
and On Queen street. to the line Of the tbrees,ory
house adjoining.
TERNs.-Oue fifth cash, the balance in two
equal payments at and months 10 be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser bearing interest
from dae-the title TO be retained till the purchase
money il fully paid.
feb s-eotd +. L. CROCKETT, Trustee,
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H.fJ~ Prices Vi Observation-Disclosures Sl-Gai /
lery, 80 cts No extra charge for reserved seats.
fab S-2ts
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FRRycH OpRRA.-It will be seen by the
advertisement in to-day's Gazette, that a
rare and interesting entertainment will be
given at the Theatre, tomorrow night
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By t. NJ. McCORMICK-AUouOY
A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Ey
"A virtue of a decd Of trust from Silas J. Saua-
der. and wife, 70 the undersigned, dated Tho IT,
day If September, 1854, and duly recorded, ! sill
offer for sale, by Auction, on Monday, the 2CJh
day of February, at IL o'clock NJ, III from. 4
the Mayor Office. in the city Of Alexandra, lus
TRACT Or LAND in Fairfax County, cu'isi
"CRACKER HALL,' with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto containing, together about 205
O. ACRES. There are On il d comfortable two
III story BRICK DWELLING, containing .,N
Rooms, besides the Kitchen; brick Dair, ud
Pump Of good water near the Kitchen door (.
large two-stoy irnmc Barn, nearly new, "l'h
other convenient out houses, and an abundance Il
Wood Cor the use Of the Farm. Said lands III ou
tie road leading 10 Mount Vernon about miles
distant, and miles from Alexandra. u + one o'
the most healthy and desirable Farms 81 t.at
road Tbi, sale being under the first deed 81 tlu.t.
the title vii ~ good. Tho sale will p positive.
Terms by the deed cash, but other .Tm.
VIII he made known AT sale.
isn IL 0,wt. RENI RARTDN Trust..
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THESE WORKS are most favorably situated
for commanding the work of the South and South
west, for delivery by water or railroad.
For full information, apply to
JAMES P. SMITH, Trustee,
jan 2s-eotf Alexandria. Va.
VALENTINES! VALENTINESM VALEN-
v TINES!u at GEORGE SIGGERS' Book
and Periodical Store 7j Prince street, opposite the
Gazette Office.
| have Inst received an extensive assortment II
new VALENTINES. Among the lotare some that
are warranted to find their way - . Lady hand,
and il most eases will have powerful effect -
the heart.
Nv assortment 81 COMIC VALENTINES Il
very extensive and amusing Tor sale by tRe gross,
dozen. or single one. VALENTINE ENEEL-
OPES, VALENTINE WRITERS, VALENTINE
CARDS, All new styles and all prices, and every
thing suitable for the Natal day Of st. Valentine.
Alorders from the Country promptly attended
to. feb
TIlHE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, for
all kinds Of Lung and throat difficulties,
Chronic AMI common Coughs Whoopng Cough,
Bronchitis loss Of Voice, Stomach Debility caused
by Coughs aud Heart Complaint Large bottles
Soc Small bottles 25c And the justly cclebra
tel TOLE MOD WE for Neuralgia, Nervous
Head Ache, Ear-Achc, Tooth Ache Gout Rheu-
matism, st. Nitus Dance, Loss Of Sleep, and Minor
Nervous Complaints. Price SOC. per bottle.
These preparations being made by strict Phar-
maceutioal laws, sustained by testimonials per-
fectly reliable and within the reach Of all, arc
now after eight years use in private circles, and
having performed remarkable cures, offered 70 the
public with that confidence in their curative pow
crs, that should warrant all in making trial ~ them
Circulars, testimonials, and every evidence 70
strengthen confidence, can be found with all deal