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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

~, FEBRUARY l, 1860
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Drp GOODS.

Drp GOODS.
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nRY GOODS at RETAIL
DOWN TOWN.
The subscriber has Concluded at the solicitation q many
Ladies to throw open his Jobbing Stock OF
DRY GOODS
70 the public, for a short time, at retail q,
WHOLESALE PRICES
y. COURTS,
No. 80 Cedar st.,
A few doors from Broadway, east stde.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
" PEREMPTORY SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK on 8ENIN'S BAZAAR,
a
To be sold without reserve,
To close the concern,
which has been reduced to such prices command Inn
mediate purchasers
Sale commencing MONDAY jan 30
Laces and Enbroderies Parasols, Hosiery and Gloves.
Youths Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods
LADIES' and Chldren's Shoes. Misses Wardrobes
lnfapts Wardrobes- Small Boys Suits.
Ladies' Under Linen. Ladies' Robes de ChambTe.
Ladies' and Childrens Bonnets Boys and Girls Fancy Hs
Ladies. and Chldren's Furs Sleigh Robes and Gloves
Cent? Hats and Cspa Boys and Youths Hats Caps.
GENINiS BAZAAR Nos 5O7 and 5l3 Broadway.
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GAME OF POLITICS.

A S p l. + n ID / ID 7 L K /!
IA SPLENDID PAPER
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THE WIDOWS CURSE! THE ALMIGHTY DoLLARw
THE LAST OF PEMBERTON MILL.
Double.Pase Cut Of
THE GRAND MASQUERADE IN PARIS.
THE GRAND MASQUERADE IN PARIS.
THE GRAND MASQUERADE IN PARIS.
ROBERT BURNS, THE SCOTCH BARD.
Portrait Of the Hon. JOHN SHERMAN Of Ohio.
Portrait Of the Hon. HORACE y. CLARK Of NewYoTk.
Portrait of Gen. MlLLSOk Of Virginia.
Portrait of Mayor LINCOLN Of Boston.
SCENES IN THE CoTToN-MILLs AT LAWRENCE,
&C., &C.,
NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
NLW-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
KEW-YORk ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
EEW-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
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Mem Dnblirdtione.

NIERRYs MUSEUM a. PARLEYT MAGA-
wi ZlNE-Fehmsiy number ready shis day.
UNCLE ROUERr MERRY FIRE PROOF
Notwihsandns total destruction Of the FORMS" and
large portion edition. by the great he Saturday nehi
the February number aud reprinted aud Will be
ready for delivery to-day y ocock Price 10 cents single
copies; $lOcsyeaI. in sTEARNs 4 Co, Publshers
No ll6 Nassau st, N.
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rNHE ENTIRE STOCK of GENIN's FURS
Il SELLING OFF AT PEREMPTORY SALE.
To be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, LADIES' FURS,
CHILDRENS FURS.
This large stOci, consisting Of MuFFs CAPEs, TIPPETS,
every variety Fur both for Ladies aud Children
selling Of al very reduced prices. GENfN'S BAZAAR,
Nos. 507 and 5l3 Broadway
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18

gA- stand by the Dellocratic organiza-
ton, yield obedience to its us,ees. and support
its regular nominees. ."-SteplFs f. Doaglas, Ju-
ly Oh. 1858.
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18
ssy- Professor Caldwell late Of Djckinson

lege just before he died said
g | may live to see the summer-to see the
earth spread over with green and covered with
beauty. But | wonder when shall again see
decay. reckon there is no decay in heaven.
II there is green leaves there, they never fade
There shall be no death there. o God, sustain
and save me !"
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18

B<2g~ The San Francisco correspondent of the
Stockton Argus, says that in the Herald firm,
Nugent and Page, for Douglas, while
Guthrie was for Breckenridge They asked
$4,000, or $4,000 each for their interest, but
would not give like sum for Guthrie's, so
Guthrie waited until Gwin arrived, when he
paid them over the money, and the bargain was
closed.
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18

BSy~ The London Times closes notice of Mr.
Summers harangue recently delivered in the
United States Senate, as follows {" We must in
the name of English abolitionism at least pro-
ties. against these foolish and vndictive ha-
rangues. Scarcely has the frenzy caused by
John Browns outrage begun to to die AWAY
than out comes Mr.. Sumner with a speech which
will set the whole south in a flame We can
well believe that the prospects of the Republ-
can party have been already damaged by it
Mr.. Sumner is one of that class of politicians
who should be muzzled by their friends The
man who can in personal irritability so forget
the interests of Il great cause is its worst enemy
Slavery existed on the American continent long
before the Assembly of which Mr.. Sumner is a
member. On it depends. or is supposed to de-
pend, the prosperity of fhalfth Union the looms
OF Lancashire and Normandy, and Normandy as
well as those of Mr. Summers own State. are
supplied by slave grown cotton, and hundreds
of millions of Northern dollars are vested in
slave worked plantations Slavery, with its
roots thus deep in the soil, is not to be rooted
up by any peeviSh effort oe rhetoric and we
may predict that the man who gains a victory
for the cause of abolition will be OF very differ
ent temper TO the Senator from Massachusetts
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18
SHASTA COURIER.
New Papers.

The Horsetown Northern Argus, published
and edited By our friend Jas L. Hart, made its
appearance on Saturday last It is about the
size of the Red Bluff Beacon, and exhibits, in
every department both industry and ability
The Argus is not neutral, but indspendent in poll
tics. Hence the cause of Democracy will never
find covert enemy in our new county cotem-
porary. We wish the Argus prosperity and
longevity.
The Nation, daily newspaper devoted to the
support of the claims of Douglas and johnson,
the regular Democratic nominees for President
and Vice President, was to commence -.publica-
tion at San Francisco on Wednesday last. 1t
will be furnished to subscribers at the rate of
twenty-five cents per week, or 81 so for the
campaign the usual terms made with Agents
liberal discount to clubs. Address, Urmy
Barclay, San Francisco
The initial number of the Red Bluff semi
weekly IHdependent has reached our table The
various departments of this new candidate for
public favor, exhibit good taste and fine ability.
The Independent processes to be independent in
politics. (although we think we perceive Breck-
inridge-Joe Laneger leanings in article at
least,) religion, &c, especially the and scforh.
DYING BY INCHES When we went to the
East, says Mrs. Day, we thought matters on ship
board about as bad as they well could be but
returning we found them even worse. Human
beings were crowded in like so many head OF
live stock; but what shocked Us most, the
evident disregard of human LID. There were not
fremen enough on hand, consequently the few
had to be on duty too many hours. During the
passage of eight days from New York to Aspin-
wall, no less than two fine, hearty men, were
burned alive by this mode of treatment, (rumor
said three but are kaow of two. The last one,
finding himself sinking, sought the deck, where
he was met by the engineer, who inquired - how
be dared to leave his post before his six hours
were up?' 4" am dying by inches" was the
reply; when the engineer, sezing Delaying
pin hit him with it and sent him reeling sense
less 10 the hold below, from whence he was af-
terwardS dragged up through the coal-scutile, or
pipe through which they bring up cinders, aud
carried up on deck and laid in the burning hot
of that tropical CLINE (for we were near
Aspinwal) until he died. Even after death,
his body bore the marks of violence. Are we n
Christian people? All let the poor, desolate
wife and her fatherless babes reply, when, in
stead of meeting the warm embrace and the af-
fectenatc kiss of the husband and father they
learn the sad truth that he was burned alive on
board the United States Mail Steamship North
Star; and that, too, in the service of a man who
has been called @ the poor mans friend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO u,IE NORu

- II ~ ~ Is
FuNRAvEIERS and Merchants Virginia. Tennessee
Western part Of Georgia and The Northern part of Aaha
and Mississippi, informed HAT connected through
Passenger and Freight line has been arranged aud Is
ming three times week between Iynchhurg Va, mud New
York by the south side Railroad 10 city Point and thence Ia
New York by the New York and Virginia steamship tomla
splendid line ol hrst class side wheel Steamship
town, Jamestown aud Roanoke.
This affords Aboy, all others II IL the cheap
agreeable iur passengers particularly
those coming long line Of railroads. for they board
the steamship The evening Of the day the, roach iyncs,
and End large and al the handsome acc"mod-
ons 10 be found in the best steamships aud acr short
they In New York perfectly Rested and ready
business Passage rom lynchburg To New York, Fare aud
Room steamers Included, 4l2.
Freight ROUTE this line Is the shortest and best
New York and The south West The Steamships run along
side The wharNcs OF the South side aoad Company nj Guy
Point and there no druyage OF Goods evclhn being
transferred Immediately fom the Steamships To the Jars aud
with the grcaes. dispatch Tn. following Tariff oi through
Rates has ben upon by the karoad and Steamship
Company, aud all goods forwarded free Of charge shippers
wishing avail themselves through rates. have
their goods marked Of Railroad Agent, Ciy Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LfNCIBuEG.
ist Class, 4 Bud Glass; 3rd Glass 4th Class,
Oooia % eta Is ct. 4octs.
LEN, ROOKIE TAYLOR, Agents lynchbnrg, Va
sAM'L g. BAPTIST ~ co, Agents, Petersburg, Va.
LUDLAM HlENEkIN, Agts 10 broadway, n Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
NOTICE.

NOEI0E.
FuNTE term 81 partnsrssp of PULliAM BELTS hav'
ing expired by nateemcnl this day te same bnsiea.
III SELLING bEGROkS 4 r AFCTION AND PRIVATE
T. don only, viii he continued by us, AT THE
Obj STAND ODD Willows HALL. W. rcspccAf fully
ci continuation ~ patronage from our friends and The pub
Ne generally and by indus, and hope 10 merit
the liberal patronage heretofore extended Ia US.
PULLIAM n co, Auctionesrs,
A. G. ruLuAs. Richmond, Va
X. y. PGlILAA,
u. X. WkistiER, may -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Forwarding Business.

TuNIIE James River aud kannw Company ncccrd
proposition OF the souih-Slo H. H. Co.,
both routes have been compelled 10 advance
rates however, by that arrangement, enabled Ia
goods through ut ~ Ia 70 per below the south Side d
Co.. provided they adhere Ia the stpuatohs; aud
c,~ the difference will be mnch greater AT any rate
determined 10 rdnoe 10 The forrest iossbie point erery
article which tbs high tolls will permit aud the merchants
ynceburg and the West viii hnl 1t great, their advantage
o ship their goods Via Richmond A. =. LEE,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant,
march 1-ts On the Dock Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

.s ~ LIE + Insu. .s1 SoPaHy Z.
h ea osnp:s ss i. = :.
profits even Tires yes ..o.s ne soy .sas.. .ssse1
e. p.a ss s q e sps sss q and H.
Tbs c@ass ieeafs. q ~ o.ps and
Real Es,a,s, worth doubts ne anosnI - :.
The s object Of The Company z aid !. Ts,.asS
money viii be loaned % customers for term VI ycar At legal
Kndo.msn and snnass csaasi Life aad Term Policies
Issued a low rates o esed Companies Slaves insure
for one year or for a term q yss.s ..
WIN. II. MacfAr'and, John Psreesl, "a
Ro.cos D. Heath, Jos T. Anderson,
Thos. ". MeCance, CO. Barney,
John II. Montagss, No. IL Maury,
David Burr, Jas A. Cowardin
jS.,. Clint. eln.sr' Emf st T. Nash
JSa I I. App 1pper.on. John T. ay Claiborne.
VIM. g. Paine, '' VIM l. Z " csrii:.ian, n
Hes baskerville. Wyndhsm kol.*rsson,
SAINTS Herrson john c. shafer
ao S II T. n nsaals, l. 'e. H.. Isrs''s'
S %.,,s. D. shell helm. E Edward Nerys,
P~..sSeai-wM II. MAcFAki.XSp. S''
s;s: a; sfasE s5H AshE E
"''"fS-''o. ). aDAiR Fl PfE Al Secretary
. soHS ssa All liz Assa Va
my 24dsm =
Fire, Life and Marine AZ az.
Lynohburg Hose q Fire Insurance Company
FHfS Company makes Insurance against loss damage by
Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and
other buildings Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally In town and country The most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the ves Of all enjoying
good health and Of sound constitution tho whole duration
or life, or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms
The company~ also take marine risks from and
is Northern or southern Ports, at favorable rates
JOHN nos S2sa ss 3 Isf,as0f President,
JAMES NJ CoBBS, Vice President
JAMES NJ LAN0HORNE, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
joins OrKv TAYLOR, DAVID f.. SPENCE,
JAMES +. PAYNE, JoHS 4. DAVIS,
=. SITUATION, MAURICE -. LAsaI0RNE,
i,tNErY. CHAs L. SLAUGHTER.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. NiL..1, at.I,
DIR. WIN. orWAY OWEN, Medic Examiner.
The Medical Examination OF subjects for will be
made at the Oe. Of the Company each day between the
hours of . und O'Clock. 7. NJ. feb 23-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
PATENT ASPHALTIC
Grand Exhibition Of the New
INSPIRING STYLE PREMIUM HATE,gy
90 AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BRONZE HAT, -
0rn0aifa the EYNhan1a Rank Main Gf


UvlIE undersigned herewith his numerous
fendA customers and the public In general that he has
hand the latest and most magnificent stock FINE HATS
introduced Ia this Market He takes pleasure saying
that he able to furnish the young well the old best
Hat Of his manufacture the celebrated SITTER HAT
known to great portion of the people Virginia.
der his own supervision BY the most skilul wokmen the
age Anybody and everybody In want Of good durable
beautiful HAT may we'll call At sTITzERS In addition
his manufacture he calls attention his large well
quality servants Hats in great variety ehlrens' fancy Hats
Hats made 10 order at the shortest notice.
Also, large variety Of Straw Goods OF every style
CdHI CdH!I CuA!!! NJ
10
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
FOR BALTIMORE.

FOR BALTIMORE.
r. THE foshairn stesmboat COMPANY Steam
sers GRO. PEABODY. 0apl RscHAEp PEIIcs-
Am. and BELYfDERE, Capt Wn. KExsR will sasu kicb-
m md Baltimore ever Tsss6ay IAevsdaE snd Hfardag
RErusssa, will lesvs Baltimore fr Riehmond every Taa.dS
aradas and eesrdaE, thereby eaabng shpers and Pas
sengcrs opportunity Of communication the
,wo pents every other day.
re- Freight received IN both places every day.
Tor Reed and Comfort these hne steamer cqna not
suefor u be found In this other
city These having been fitted out with splendid ste
Passenger Accommodations sse Recommended 70 hs
travelling skhng community The most comfortable,
cheapest and sedy mode Of transportation between the two
points. =.
Columbian H"'si o. q hs s,s.ms landing Rocket
sept Idly J. BRANDT, Jn, No. Light ST. Balmoes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

1890. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
ELLETT &c WEISIGER.
Manufacturers and whoeaaic Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No isI kafa Street, opposite Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
AVlNO made extensive preparations now onerihg To
the merchi nis If Virginia. North Carolina and Tennes
prices which cannot bu Insure SALE The rgesf and
cspiete -k " kprisS dnd hummer Goods got
up this MARKET which for quality variety and Agnce
be sxccled An they ask IL look before purchasing
ciscwhere. oHDEss stric,s aud promptly attended Ia.
Mr.. j. /. HUTCHINSON, formerly III Unon Monroe onny,
nterrsed business and VIII dcyoi TO II his snlua
IT, services. ELLETT WElsiGkR.
feb l4dimar 1871.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
Mo LIZ Main atIaet Richmond va

No lit Main Street, Richmond. Va
40 HEREWITH beg lol,e To inform my friends mud
the public generally, That am now In receipt If my
FALL. STOCK OF GOODS, larger and Nnricd
before embracing Decorated and toll
Band Dinner To and Toilet Sefs Pitchers, Dishes, rate,
De-, Do. AAo, White thBa and Grdn'e vi The best shapes
aud styles Ia scs mud by the single nr My stock The
TRADE have selected with great care and feel
assured that sl low rcInekng house the
United receive goods directly nom the
iurcr call Is Respectfully solicited.
July 22diy .. Is. TAYLOR, Eichtond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory
John DOOLE
~ m nj m street. Rlc N Ond VA,

sl Main street, Isich mond. Va.
Manufacturer and Dealer IN Fur. Strdp, Leyhorn
Iasoma S!ft, and Mcieskin Dress HAS
I HAVE new ready my spring stock Of Hats, Caps "a
i and Straw Goods, 10 which would invite the atlen snR
Of the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and -
Tennessee, cosadeat Of my ability suppl, them with
thing they may want In line, good gns the,
be- procured In any market In the country
My siocS will be kept constantly full by thu addition Of any
thing that II Desirable Having greatly Increased
Misunderstanding facilities many d~rabe sIyles will be Of
My Black Molcskin Hal still In The front
rank and equal II mod Ia anything produced in the
country.
My assortment OF Doya' Misses and Cherens Richly Trimm
cd Hats and fa s all the dnecnt styles of Braid and Leg
horn, cannot be- exrnled
In Military Goods, furnish anything required My
tho various qualities Of Army "rguiaton Hats
complete aad Of the different syies OF Hats
made 10 order Mt short notice.
tph STA JOHN DOOLEY.
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RICHHoHD ADvRRTIsEHENTs.

JoHNsoSSs ;x ss2!HilNs sals 9 oTEy'-
rTAyscH - ks I'D 81 ossEs si soR slIE s-N
u - 49, ne Lassyra md 5.ss cosss
g - sss1 nd damaged sole LesiAss
- eosss kdaaasnfine Candies
100 boxea Brown DpaP,
Is hcxss Fancy %
leo ksss Osd Domnson Nails
100 hafseis N. o. Msiassee
Is hnx.hesda Cuba Moasses
- % \. o sugar
$50 % low grades Sugar
% do rSanula,ed Sugar
% DO rcund sugar
% patent cot loaf Sugar
90 barsels crushed Sugar
90 Kegs Soda.
l0oAoxes Frcsoh window Glass;
100 kits No. Aaekesci;
80 harcls No Herrings;
100 bashes Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besides full a.saFtment Of GROCERIES. we'll large
and well stock 70 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ
ORs We also agenta for of the best brands Of
MOUNTAIN RYE wHfskEY, all Of which We viii sell low
Notice.
TuylIE Arm Of PCLIAh BELTS having ths day ceased,
i wM. II. BELTS viii continue In the NEGRO AUCTION
GREGORY THY viii conduct busness under the firm Of
BELTS GREGORY, al their saesroom Franklin street.
below Wall and about below tho
once of Palliam Beta mad respectfully solicit
Of The patronage which literally extended
VIM. II. Belts while In The arm Of Pnlliam d BETA
q Clerk. who has an iateres In the business
VIM. II. Belts,
u. J. GREGORY.
RIonnoxp, NAV 10, 1850. may 16diy
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<sSss Notice 10 shippers Of Tobacco,

s-xA&ns NEW YoRk.rhc sutscrbers Agents for the
Ne" York and rgiaa Steamships, receive aud 10 rwnrd To-
aud other goods sent Ia their by Steamers 81 this
line FREE OF COMMISSION but shippers ouc-ed to
wr. them by mall the disposition they wish mad" "f each
shipment II will be stored risk ship
per LUDLAM ~ HElNEkFN
Eb6ts Il5 broadway, New York.
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Aa&M IL sss -: -

OFFICE OF THE SOUTH SIDE L. r. co.
fETERsHrRs, February lin, dsas.
the regular month";, meeting the Board Directors
"A ot the south side railroad Co, ing resolution
was adopted:
R6otred, That the Freight Agent ynchburg
requested Ia collect all freight goods received dc cred
from hs Depot before they Of the possss" Of
the Company Copy from Record
irb lb-ds JAMES h. CUTHBEleT, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Notice.
Ii goods intended for the Freight Train must be delivered
"A al the Lynchbu-g Depot the evening before, by hafpas
three O'Clock The departure Of the mail renders
arrangement Indispensable the loading the goods
the next freight train L. u. JELLIS,
NH 2-ts General Freight Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

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Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
TIL. i. an Affection Of a. blood Is'
,,v,,o. o. AMP All attacks Alta TliE SEXUAL ORGANS,
AA' AND OTHER MUCOUS suRrAcE siSDr'fh'
=. H.anbO'ds Ezirac, sarsaparlla
GIVING Ho ifHs'ss Of the sla
sssa rsssss: =, R.s.s..sS to greater extent
HELAEBoLDs SORE WASH.
An exoesa esn Diseases Of syph.ic Nature and q.
q ,sec.se " DI:sssss OF the Urinary Organs arising
s'ss = o. s s aa'
Issds.ss y e. r:issss asd rsspssssSs ss%sscssr
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FROM 9 20 20 years stdadino
VIM s--- s scfEsc e. AND FAME
nsas.i fsepsrses Of BUcHU, Dspensaosy Of Tho
Bee Pofsor DEwEEs valuable works on the Practice OF
rs.arhs nads By celebrated Dr. PHYsIcK Of
1870. made y Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, a osl..
bfasd Physician and Member Of The Royal College u Sur
s.sss :sa Pae'A'd In The transactions Of the King
rssHEss 8 sa1 .,,sE pas:ass By BENJAMIN
.. ;-s ss.ss s 81. on si ssai0n..
extract Buchu... 90 per bottle or six for $500
Sarsaparilla, LOO 800
approved Rose Wash, 30 $50
On aAU for ela0o which viii be sufcicn 10
Sae Ne mos obstinate directions Ia De-
DEeCRiBf SYMPTOMS IN ALL OOMMUNiCATIONs
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis / |!
AFFIDAVIT.
e.etg appeared before Alderman Of the city Of
s.4elpnia H. T. HHApoLD, Who being duly sworn, doth
nh preparations contain narcotic mercury or othe
.~snfsoas dfusA but are purely vegstabe.
sse and suhsdbsA me- this asd day Of November
's0& WM 7. HIBBERD, Alderman,
Ninth b. above Race, Phila.
Address letters Or informatioa IN CONFIDENCE 70
81. Z. HEfMBOI.D Chemist
Depot 1Ol South Teah IL below Chestnut Phls
beware Of COunterfefts
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nAse 30 K.ng Street, Alexandria