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MASS MEETING
IN MoNU M ENT SQUARE.
Immense Gathering
OF THE FRIENDS OF
Breckenridge and Lane.
SPEECHES OF HON. HUMPHREY
NJ A r. 8 III A Il, E Y VERNON
LOWE, SENATOR WIGFALL. AND
GOVERNOR STEVENS, NS,OFOREGON.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

An immense Mass Meeting of the Democracy of Balti-
held on Friday night last in Monument Square
for the purpose of ratying the nominations of the Hon
John Breckenridge, of Kentucky and the Hon Joseph
Lane of Oregon, for the Offices of President and Vice
President of the United States
A very handsome and commodious stand was erected
the pavement Immediately the Court House,
which beautifully decorated and festooned by the
United States and other flags and various ranspaencie
upon which were inscribed appropriate embems and
devices.
The whole staging was beautifully Illuminated with
gas lights, giving great eclat to the tout ensemble.
Immediately the speakers stand there trans
parency in the shape of an arch upon which was painted
the following inscription: The Gallant Defenders of the
Constitution and the Union, and the equality of the
States"
length portrait of the Hon. John C. Breckenridge and
Immediately to the right OF this transparency hav
ever" Upon the left there was portrait in similar
style of the Hon. Joseph Lane, and adjoining it a
transparency with this motto-Equal protection to the
citizens of all the States" The square filled to
overowing and great prevailed At intervals
the Blues Band Capt Holland, envened the occasion
with some beautiful selections of music.
The respectful attention bestowed the speakers and
the admirable order preserved by great crowd is
fact specially deserving OF notice in contrast with what
has been witnessed at night meetings in this city for
many years past This must be attributed equally the
confidence and the fear inspired by present poice-a
confidence in the protection of the law which brings out
quiet and orderly citizens to participate, of yore, in
town meetings and wholesome terror of arrest and nun
shment which confines the dsordery and vile in their
haunts compels them, if present submit
the requirements of public decency BY every test
the efficiency of the reformed system is thoroughly
established and if any gentleman from distant parts of
the State who participated in last winters legislation,
present they must have felt graed at the
of their for the restoration the peace and good
of Baltimore.
At about O'Clock the meeting was called to order by
James A. L, Mcclure, Esq., who nominated presiding
officer of the meeting, J. Mason Campbell, Esq This
nomination was unanimously carried. Mr. Campbell
then forward, and in few remarks, submitted the
of the following gentlemen VicePresdens and
Secretaries oft he meeting
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BALTIMORE, July Z, lcoo'
There was fair business done to-day in Stocks pu'
the operations chiefly in fances, some ot which
were higher and rather lower in price than on yes
terday Northern Central Railway, which was qul'e az
tive was decidedly better than yesterday, the Saes
showing a further improvement in it OF u uoHar per
share The sales of this stock add up ll5o shares at
s2l%G2l% cash and s2lAG22 time, and 1t lett oil hrm
at $2lA bid S22 asked regular way Da''iore anu ohlo
Railroad was also firm there was very little done in
it, the only sale made being one CT oo shares at S76@
buvar 90 days 1t closed regular way at S76R bid ST
osrod For dividend orders GO was bid, and II asked
For Mining stocks fair inquiry, and with the
oxcention Of Springfield which fell off 4, they were
generally pretty strong. Of Springfield there
600 shares sold, 800 at S. buyer 60 days, and 800
sIz cash, and it closed at SAX bid, $4S asked regu
lar way. We were shown today a very fine spec-
men of from this mine, and understand that the
Company getting out from 2G0 $50 per month";
of nearly equal to it in quality Sales made
day of 200 shares Guord sS% and 200 shares North
tate at $3.50, but nothing done in Gardner Hill
1t held at SIX cash, which is advance of q on
the price asked for it yesterday. In Silver Hill there
quite active movement, sales of 600 shares being
made at 81 ST. and 100 shares at 81 z, this figure being
advance Of the last sales 1t left off at 81 bid,
81 asked regular way There sales also at the
Board Of 5000 shares Consolidated at S1HG144 cash.
and 81 56G1H time, and 600 shares Rudise at -
There nothing done to-day in Loans, but note
sales of 55 shares Farmers and Planters Bank at s27
at $74.
II "a ~
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rRiCss ANDs4LEs OF STOCKS IN NswYoRh
BY TELEGRAPH
Through LILLIAN FISHER & Sos, STOCK and u troa.
No Second Board held to-day.

The New York Post, of Saturday evening, says: The
stock market has taken another vigorous upward stride
and the prices of the share list again al per cent
higher with strong speculative demand the improve
ment. The rise is still most marked Western stocks
feeling all sides The market the close quiet
but prices yield only fraction from the highest poin
touched at the opening of business The railroad bonds
firm especially the issues of the Erie and Mchi-
gan Southern in fact all good bonds wanted our
quotations OF description is there excessive sup
ply but on the contrary, only small lots for sale
Money is decidedly cheaper today and large
offered on call at 5O5h cent Prime paper is now
negotiable at 5hd6 per cent The exchange London
closed dull and heavy at O9%ta1O9A. The Kangaroo,
for Liverpool to-day took out S205 92 specie the New
York, for Bremen. $3.50, 600
The following is statement of the imports of foreign
dry goods at New York, for the and January
], compared with the periods in 1859
For the Week. 1858 1859 1850
Entered at the port s736,22l s263O24O s17s6 456
Thrown market. 500, lS5 2,39S. $50 I725 237
Since Jan. l.
Entered the port SOC $40 SIS 5s5133 $50 $50
Thrown market. rs ,S24 126 5S25S,924 52,2l337I
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
for the month of June, this year. will show increase
of between $4,000 and 600 the corresponding month
last year.
The following is the official statement of the earnings of
the New York Central Railroad for the month of June
1859 comp withs earnings for the corresponding
month of the previous year:
1860 S5lO,65l.12
y
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Stock of Rio this day 800 +"
REMARKs-The transactions of the past week comprise
$50 bags Rio ex Lapwng at IA cts, $50 do at 13A also
about LOCO bags from store in lots to the trade IA
IAN cts. The market continues firm and steady with
limited demand for consumption. We continue quote
the best Rio in market at IA to IA fair 133 to IA
/ arrnl 4 InI. & L. G
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

COUNTERFEIT on THE BANK OF ENGLAND.-Not,
"''ns'andng the great precautions taken by the
managers OF the Bank of England, it seems that a
very successful counterfeit has been issued, of
which recent London paper gives the following
notice:
large number OF forged notes on the Rank of
England, bearing date 18th of Febrnarv 1seo ~ "
in circulation. They admirably ersontOJ a.
bear so close resemblance in every rsaa. anu .u
genuine ones, that the most experienced peel & 10
are likely to be deceived by them. The ve,.
at the head of the notes defes detection so osoi
is it copied from the Bank of Enga nd note Thys
paper is of deeper color than good Bank note
aud the water mark is not only perfect imitation
in every particular, of the paper manufactured for
the Bank, but it cannot be removed obliterated
by damping-a test hitherto supposed to be infa
Bile Tor discovering the genuineness of Bank notes
TRAGIC AFFAIR IN CHARLEsToN.-On Tuesday
afternoon, at Charleston, Mr.. r. C. Brown and
mr' w arren Andrews had an encounter, in which
the former was wounded in the knee and the latter
in the arm Mr.. Browns arm was dressed by Dr.
Oyer, and MIR. Andrews by. DR.. Michel An un-
fortunate free colored boy passing at the time re-
ceived pistol ball through his heart and died
instantly. AN N'N
The number of arrests in New York on the Fourth
was 2l5. = =
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S5l0,65l.12
447,Sl3.16
SGD S2T aG
Increase e''''''''''.''. .'.'... soZ ,o'
rhe Boston TrnacLLer of Friday evening SAWS.

The Boston TrarelleT, of Friday evening, says:
The first six months of 1860 have passed. and it has been
of the dulles thus far that have in
Boston for Our wharves and business
have not shown the activity ofas year. and all branches
of business connected with the shipping interest have
been in langushng condition 1t, during the remain
der of the present year. does not revive,
the total result Of the years business will show
marked contrast with that of 1859 The following table
shows the movements of ships alone during the last six
months, as compared with the same period of 1859;
k1nns nnnr
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

ShpS...... ....lb2
Dr. in the six months nearly 40 per cent less than in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

RATIFICATION MEETING IN PITT,YLyANIA-E
THUsIAsTIc DEMONSTRATION The DAnvillc Re us
ter. in its issue Of Thursday says:
Rarely has it been our pleasure to witness u
larger or more enthusiast. meeting, in this coun
ty, than the assembled at the Court-lI louise on
Monday, b, ratifv the nomination of John Bell
aud Edward Everett. The attendance nj c .ur
was not 40 large as usual. yet the spacious hail ia
which the meeting convened densely
led With anxious and enthusiastic spectators. In
Iced, it was the Grandest and most cheering de-
mnnstration Of the sort we have seen for many !,
lay. But one sentiment seemed to peryadc the
entire assembly, full and unlimited conf icnce
IN the soundness. the nationality and the fitness
# our excellent ticket; u 6xel and resolnte d..
termination to resist all entertainments Of Fanatl-
cism aud Disunion to tho very last extremity.
OF the addresses We cannot speak in terms of
sufficient praise. They were received by the au
ience, with loud, unaniR,oGs and frequent ap-
plause-the sufest testimony that the key note
WAS struck, that the popular heart responded +
the sentiments of the speakers. Hon. Thns ;.
Tourney made one OF his best eforts-brilliaut,
iorcibe and el"quent-swaying the large audience
! as with single impulse Mr., Bryant's brielrr
! remarks and eloquent eulogy upon the chsrac
ters OF Bell and Everett were responded to with
! the warmest applause. This demonstration was
one To be proud of-such an one IA every patriot
7 in the land should rejoice to behold. We ar'
glad to see that, even in the present lull OF the
political elements. before the excitement begins u
rage and the waters to move. the people of Pitt
syvania, ever true to the real interests of tn"
whole country. are rallying 20 enthusiastically
and so Promptly to the support Of our glorious
{ ticket Let the friends Of the Union ticket IN 9th
: er counties Of the Stat" take outrage and hop,
I when they learn how the people of Pittsylvan'
j are moving in the good cause. Let this examplr
BE initiated throughout the entire State. and even
! IN the Old Dominion. the banner of the Constitu
tnn aud the Union will be brne to victory in
] November next
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To the Intelligent.

~ ALL diseases nr4r fr"n cni In lmrnri', Of the
lcS blood No matter how called. each he CURED by
eg,n purratiS, which lo not ony "nip IN the hu hut
actually cNpd the u humo which produce dreaded hcal
ache doorcux Hnd rhcunniism wei liNcr h.os,
an side, nn rrcrn and wtHrinr-s upon the
least eNcriinu. Nay, RANnElIlis FILLS uu only cure
these Affections but also asthma aud Mi oaiai affections oi
lungs well cnlls aud coughs Even caum-
lion and bleeding Of III, lungs have often teen cured h. thcn
Remember, EASDKEIlls FILLS hnse trial nf ~ trar1
arnon, nni rurc, ,cgcta nud incapable oi
uiufg the tonitrcst weakest tmme. HUGE vino us"
recommend; hut their Nlrlrs smIass oEt. Tiny must he
ucdto l." fi arlruo'" cd t'd nj principal Office No 19i
+ .lnai street priec 2Irruts box. jrt I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

DluY PRAYER MEETiNes.--In the Young Men.
Hall since the lst of June, there have been ser
ea:y.twu prayers and thirty-two exhurtalinns. =
save ore only, these services have been con,iuc
ted by laymsn exclusively. notwithstanding til,
Churches oI this City are generally re prasene The
attendance il very small.nnd it would be cheering
to bchold again the faces of thnse who have con
tribu,sd to the meetings. Aud those who hercta
fore have not, would be- gladly Welcomed. One
1t the speakers lust week sail II rec here what
see nowhere else; hear here what l hear ~.
where else, and feel here what I feel now.ore
else" l..
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DIED.,

Died. IN yesterday. after brief illness, Nan
ME MILLER. daughter Of Mr.. Miles r. AMI Mrs
VI. l. Bohannon, of this city, aged years and
month
nss- The friends and acquaintances of the fam
NY and the nublie generally are respectfully inv
ted to attend the funeral ut the Third Street Me
'hotat Church, this morning. NJ 10 o'ciork
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

fREsr IN SruRe.-We are pleased to learn tlia
Dr.. q. W. Bagby. Of Richmond. intends giving 4
reading in this city, next week, from same Of nj.
must popular writings. lie will be warml,
greeted by his many friends here. Particular,
hereafter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

SENr TO JAIL.-EIward Wood. a white mar
arrested fur drunkenness found lying on the ST rec
Sunday night was sent to Jail by the Mayor Nh.
day morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

sssrrscfp.4 wa Hendricks. convicted of the
murder Of Thomas JehesoH. was sentenced ve--
terday by Jndse MarshAll 10 - bsagNon the 3lst
day Of August nsHt, An application for new
trial made ~ the prisoner caunsel was overall.
s ed sy !. NJ ss v. IT, prsaa r
received tbs sentence with seemingly ssoeal ndif-
ference. AT s. -. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

CossEcrIoS.-rn the Cauncii proceedings pull
lishej 10 this column yesterday morning IT,.
word approval" instead If "Mhcial'' oc.u're
in the paragraphs referring to Mr.. Christmas re
mort on the Clerk If the Market
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

The LATE DEF.LcArroS.-We copy the follow
ing from the Dispatch Of Saturday :.-"Somt
lime since the Treasurer made known the exis
rnce OF the cash deficit TO a gentleman dcepl,
Interested in the road, and exercising considcra
bic influence in its management. That Led II
he subsequent development of the twofold char
acer Of his delinquency by the President aod
his resignation. The part of the defaleation EN-
braced in the notes then AS surprising to the
Treasurer as to any other gentleman.
The cash deficit could at any time have been
considerably more than covered by the extensive
property in the name of the President rs the
Treasurer we'll knew. Aad it was the continue
promise of the President to wipe out his deficit
with means under his control together with IA
warm personal essecm for him, that induced tic
Treasurer to defer the communication which ne
finally made. Mr.. Robinson, in verbal com,nun
cations to his friends, and in feeling letter to
large stakeholder in the road. most empharcalty
Iarquits the Treasurer of all participation in hi
ieiinquency aud most earnestly remonstrate,
against his being visited in any sense with III,
vi the sad affair.
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Latent news o. TEEECRaFa. :,
En- ssrsks~l, ror rur ",yscnnrna v,re,x,,
From WASHINGTON


WILMINGTON. June 25th..-The President In.
gneo sne Civil Appropriation hill. but objectcd
Tue elanse appointing Can't. Meis's DisbnrSifp
gent OF the appropriation fund Tor the Wash
'hSton Aqneduct. nimating that if nee ssities If
service require him elsewhere the President ill
5"t hesitate To ren"ve lin from the position AS.
gned him hv Congress
= The President sent in another communicates
fpHoe.'ing against the actonar the Cnvaie C.nri,,-
Zee. The grounds ofohection are nrineinallv that
he charges against him are vague am eauivocal Il
mat the proceedings in Vi lation Of the rsh
5of the Executive branch of the government md
[csaoiish precedent, tending to degrade the Prc.i
tlential office, and render it unworthy the acren.
lance Of any honorable man. He compares Il, >
COMMITTEE tn Robespierre's council The mes
||age Is very lengthy. and WAS referred to n src
Gal comm t. OF five, TO report next session.
The Postal Deficiency bill passed. The Pest
Ruute bill was lost.
The Senate Committee on Postal Affairs I'm IN.
mou.ly reported in favor of Butterfe!d'- line am
jthe Mexican Gulf Steamers from New Orleans NJ
Hohil' t. all the principal Mexican Gulf ports, in
connection with existing contracts To tho sanr
feet with Mexico. The House has heretofore
expressed favorable estimate of this pr rct. bat
'thc late hour OF its coming up prevented definite
!ac,ion.
The failure Of the restoration Of the mail C :,
tract from Charleston to Key West by the I-aAe'
inc is attributed to the prelnminatin, irhuease
|of the Fernandino and Key West route undertli
existing contract. and the indifference ot South
fern Senators and members to its support Sena
t,r Yulee, President Of the latter route, threw
hs whole strength against it from its inception
he being chairman of the Postal Committee OF
he Senate.
MARKETS
Baltimore, June p Flour firm. Wheat dol
land no saes. Corn active AMI steady, White e.
r. Il cents, Yellow 6j to Ga. Provisions yef,
irm Whskey dull at PCS,
New YORK. June 26.Cottan dull and qnici
il"ur. u lOc. higher; Southern. tine. 5 7ja5 -
" heat BABE. higher. Corn buovant; Mixed Co
Polk quiet. Whsle quiet at 2lAc. Sugar L,a
Ivy. Rest mechanical
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

1HE VIRGINIA DELEGATI,N.-We find the f.
lowing card in The in the Baltimore San of Satu
Law:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
JOHN W. GAEIlck.
Manufacturer aud SOLE Proprietor,
Eirhnnnh. \ u.

MhlluntIUf'T NOT" TtOFHtInf,
may lt-3m EiclWond Va
Wigs / Wigs Wigs ~
BATIiiitoLs WIGS AND Tot'pEfS surpass
W~e ALL lh.s M" elegant, easy, light mud durable
futing charm Aurning up bclnd shrub ing IN
ho h"ad; nir, this IL tho only Establishment VIII ~ these
hings pt"rcr! understood and uale-i6 ond Street,
New ork. lsNr.AFo NH lA-dt,ly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
" prtlS of Cantor.

T - II y. were ~ III rra,l,l. wells and
siog, bnunut Tie country hai bte poi-on,,i mud
'hai would not slns! await themselves :" our discovery, with
.r toc 81 a,erlns death II y, wcfc II I'll hrm That
i ,al discovered nc o t~Hr. enough ~ them aud u aud
r lint forarto -hi.r with hcm would refuse
Eat Valuable fhlUs,
Urs ',I, ,. ,ta,n,i ..ld the, learn that great
~ et 10. t,,a f',p"u1ed Of pur"l vegetable matter aud
y 'i 's "or'e r""'rs Al" he Ices eeft.h TN" ih and
+ t.n Ne, " lil. you instance II -" call "n HE PRO,
Ih., ir a' st. "us II the south, II .rrs'U- who have
rur. y, h.s5, f''i by II All hcanS properties. Among
IT, cNtoninI Iii. hrlf - If stls, and blessing rfo'
d,n,' powers But It, irtu,s confined
-. r,.~,o. Nsroa- ealnrhe- Yield r,sdI, to power.
t,le. made health, =, IL urnlralne cf
hes Indigestion dAlrafs Niih onofr lie "rgahs ni HE
nsrrhna annoi resist ~ 'enr powers Ani th'cra 'el[
atmI-- hopsand, Of persons hay, r'rel VII" used in
+ $50 pri -. that rourge devastating the coGny.
EAkhl's hifll- viii n"l remedy ali The Ills q" humanity,
z eh di'cGs caused by The Stomach mud bow !.
~ ~ who ne"i tonic 4tpoii ny II, and he
:. clln' tl'Ir own JalEe' Of It's VIRTUES
principal tho eli, al ii'honi hH 'sc"t"f IN
T. O. It ~laaler 4 Co., sal,,oor Md D. u. Miller t"t,
., ,ri"r, l.ilrd l., addressing H. Bhkl.l; Proprietor
. ten 2l-,tct. irmon,i. Nn.
-. W.. A. nArcHEISE's nAI1' 6iL on'
= o$,l Asn i'rsris m, w"rp',lothrrs mr. mere
. n,lns aud should be nrodod II YOU wish 10 rid
:. cav, lro Ersv H,m Dyed instantly hcuaiiia and
= Nain- T. Blark wilhnni Irur, 10 the Hair skn,
: tY'o N""' a'd iit,",a"' hayc ben awarded to VIM
= ur 80 md s"'' itlica lnre been
s.flt,i Z, ~" Phiron- Dy,
- \. BNr orf Haze lJyr produces color mi 10 ho
. nniuT", and HdydHfri moi To njurc
. the LEA. tong may he continued and hrii ctrrls
III Bal hy,s remede the Hair in'igorat'i 'r lac ~ b-
4 spsaal'l n,c.
81 Sold Ill cllc, and towns u Tho Unisd stcs by Drug
n ci. NJ and Fame Goods Dealers.
e s Gcnuine has The nam" aud addc-s upon steel
A Iiile cnrru, IN. four s.d's OF each Box,
s. WILLIAM \ BATCiiEIOR
"a NH, i3.1try-a N.rACol III IL nd Sif'tt, Sew lork.
4 M me undersigned will prepare Drtns, CpslHAc rs
= ~ WILLS, Ne. upon shori notice -
n -"pl - Is NJ d. btAN'H !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
~PEicifAL NBsfIUEs.
Wistar,s Bslsam of wild Cherry

".
49, sapprd 10 rlevc The snirons Of humanity there N
neicnaI eamD Wild ,hery Tree; hui however saaa
hls y " power 10 heal 10 .oe.tc To re and to
fnhsHcs t td by scientific and ueaus combination IN
o.her ageen IN ,e,nseise. Of equal worth This happy
"eombiaaiion and Icrm lndeed'
- pr. WisfAk'S BAlsAM Oh WILD CHERRY
,thaph, Go"i AsAae, i,seadry ssoeion. asd Iaei sn
DR. wisrAlis BAlsAM or WILD CHERRY.
NIIGtSiA fisttNoNt..
cerhrae from Mr. Norlorae Norton, Of The Examiner OF
.aee, Ea,monl;
Messrs :. ". fewlR Co.. oslo.tienc,uen IL With!
.as" ,'.', 10 The great msr II III, alnnbe hung med
Es valued b, many III our esteemed citizens who have lest
led it, virtues b, irla.
ians, and to JOY, espcrenre such ng rlci
ever to he nntsiNng III its effects No nc,uc hal i
ever used has s en- such speedy r,.f hoa,s ,s.
eT~ ,nntoa 10 Purchasers. The only gen aime H.st,r
atsn has the ine" signaur" OF a. hn" and the print
"a one =" the iorreiosu On the outer wraIrr all other Vile
and Worthless
Prepared by = ". FowLE co, Ba.eu aud for sale by
~ 1 Han a. S,toHsr co md John H. seay iy"snhnrs
.m'Nl"in" throughout the country. trtdlw
Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
Of ''S :" '" i ' and f' @1 'i At. y%s it"
,'her separately e"njonty for all internal aud cNcrnnI all
;these rramites no~ cro aud ehnd eon ln the mcsi
New York, and b, all druggists nj No. 6 and u pc, haz
!poi. lie idiwl
Davis Pain Killer.
lN ~ have used the medicine known us fERnN DANts'
I PAS ktliR in m, family for the last twelve months
ud nave great pleasure In Ia III, ing Ia iA,nr ri Its Nc Nnna
she ptor rites would amy he without II nu
firing The pftc cholera Year used nedi, In,
go hut the Pain Killer, although myself md several
fiurnhcr> my mni, were attacked h, II severely, NH
inapr. say thai the Pain Kicr t,l every emergency
# was both preventative and certain rurc, consider
shoul not Ia doing iui, 10 the toninnihy an moi say
shs murh " wrir attacked by the chnra 10 day te Pain
le should la the nnl! remedy should have tho
4ruughy tested II aud know II enn hc relied On.
jeI lni +. u. BEHAlStfNp, Galrnn. III.
! NJ SS- ENCOURAGE HOME MANrFAClt' RE, stN-
!. 1ssE rtf- istALitntf BaktSu rowpFr the best and
4 heaIcsi ldtl Aanr known for making IN icw moments
l,oci ani IN an Elegant manner hight sweet aud hand
oa Tread, Rsrns Halter, Nuck wrnt and othcr ,fid
II. cakes, Irdhg Pies ahd lsirl OF every descriptions III
H. a,in. Of Tine, labor and cNpousc.
(ffoa Per. Tiomds RnfDfd)
M,Ri lui, lIrNn1eo, tiih oct, iS;s
pn GNrn'k :penr Ing used IA some cnnst nble
Nicii your "Semp,s baking Powder" mrsatinris pro-
snuiy Tor hc purposes for which IL Is recommended
lnoNs HiSroep.
PoHtsuot1i, March 10. lsas.
ot"crfy recommend "semjir'S linking Powder the
'mo- superior article ns, making liz nni
Z pai Er,ad, hi-ns Ac, in the shortest p"sabi' time.
JOINS 1A.t.
JOHN ". GAEIlCk.