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, 1860-01-13

BosroS, Jan. 12.-About two o'clock, this
morning, Nm: Il. Forbes, son Of Il. Il. Forbes,
vate watchma,, named Hilton, and Inflicted
such injuries with billy. that it is feared they
will prove fatal. The af5ray took place IN tia
College chapel, where Hilton is employed to
watch, HI several articles had recently been
stolen from there. Young Forbes was commit.
ted to Cambridge JAIL
, 1860-01-13

Ltsoes 'eta Aapra IN esu Te3uAaai fsres, it is
very desirable to have cheap nay for
repairing Furniture. Csneke:y. Toys, tr.
, 1860-01-13

NIw 1onK. Jan. 1.-Two passenger cars oa
the Croton Falls train on tile Harlem r. R.
we're thrown of tie track near Pleasant yal-
ley. No one injured.
Maude: who was hung to day 1t Newark, died
utterins horrid blaspbeiny. and calling himself
the victim Of priests, witchcraft, DC.
, 1860-01-13

II r N 4.
INSURANCE COMPANY
a. r M

Fire and Inland Navigation Ri.ks
TAKEN At LIBERAL TERMS AND RATES.
Especial 1T given to Iasur.rcs or nva1,,ny
Contents sor ternua Of one to 1se years.
, 1860-01-13

14EAvESwoRru. Jan. le-The Pixies Peak
Express arrived here to-day bringing 81. 900
in gold. Business was dull at Denver Civ.
Several rcw quartz discoveries hal been made.
Ihe genera! health WIS good The Salt Lake
mail, with dates to the I'D ult,, also arrived hut
brings no Eews Of interest.
, 1860-01-13


The following were reported 10 Convention
By district delegate committees MS delegates to
the National Convention aud Electors:
DELEoArEs,-J. Smith Gavitt. Smith Miller,
J. B. Norman, s. E. Wolfe, II. ". Harrington,
Paris c. Dunuipg, J. v Demusdoder, I. u.
Bentley. Lafe Devlin, ". ". Talbot. j. II.
Gregg. E. Eecd, H. X. Wilson, L. b Stockton,
Isaac G. Elston, Gilbert Hathaway. S. 4. Hall,
T. Hoagland. G. ". Mcconnell. Wm. Carver,
]. Il. Cofeith.
Eltaors-J. u. Shanklin, r 2. Efaiger. ".
F. Sherrod, ". G. kisc, D. D. Jones, II. Il.
Smith, IT. i. Dickle, ]. S. Hester, William II.
Franklin, a. Steele, aud 4. B. Conduit.
$. H. BuskiEk moved TO concur in the report
subject to Col. Walkers resolution.
Lewis Wallace mored that Thomas 4. Hen
bricks be now declared the nominee for Cover
nor By acclamation. Adopted with much en-
thusiasm, when Mr. Hendricks came forward
aud returned thinks in brief speech.
Nominations we're proceeded with resulting
in the choice Of lsavid Tarpie for Lieutenant
Governor, and Vim. Il. Schla,tes for Secretary
Of State. On the third ballot, Joseph Ri.line
Of Fountain Was nooainated for Auditor Of
State; Nathan Cunningham for State Treas
urer. md Oscar B. Hoard for Attorney General,
were each chosen upon first ballot.
The Convention will get through late tonight.
, 1860-01-13

NoSrGoNEnr, Jan. l3.-Tne Convention pro-
greEses slowly in tllci1 work Of Legislative ind
Congressional protection The delegation TO
Charleston were instructed to insist on Ibis. and
the Charleston Convention failed TO recognize
this right, they are to withdraw md cali This
Convention. The report aad resolutions were
referred 10 the Committee on Platforms.
, 1860-01-13
Rc01f &FrrHfeff

CnArLEs7oS, S. c., Jan. 1e-The Louritr's
special correspondent in New Orleans, learns by
advices from Austin, Texas, that Realf, Of tie
John Brown Provisional Government, left that
place OIL the 9Th inst, for Washington, in
charge Of the officers Of tbe Senate
, 1860-01-13

1pLAl...-..-.. eN3 -4u 1ts sNS4 % ~ s3dlH
The receipts OF logs to-day lire aud dressed
amounted to l.st5. There was IN active de
mand both By shippers and packers for Dress-
ed, and the market advanced 10c-sales rang
ing from S5.e5QG.o0. Live Hogs were rer,
quiet Mt &4.G3@ $50, gross.
The Provision Market WIS firmer to-day and
mush bctter feeling prevailed. There was u
good inquiry for Ness Pork, and we report sales
of45o bbts ut Sl5.o0@l5.25. There are orders
here from New Orleans, and 600 bbls Of the
ubove will be shipped thitAer, via Cairo. Cut
Meats 4,c scarce and in good dcmand-5t@7lc
being freely filtered for bulk shoulders uust
Sides packed. sellers asking 5t@.sc. lard is
is quiet and nominal at :1c.
The Flour market was again quiet today. aud
transactions wcre limited to sales of about 500
bbla nt St.75Ga.09 for Spriug extras md 81 90
for good Spring super. Wheat opened quiet,
but utter the receipt Of the New York despatch
e., better demand sprans IN, and the market
advanced 5c, closing 6r1n at PC for No. ::
Spring. About $4,000 bushels of all grade
changed hands ut Sl.2e for White Winter in
bags; 3sc@sl.03 for selected lots Of Spring OIL
trac1, aud scG9sc for No. Spring in store
The Corn market was decidedly weaker, and a
decline Of l@lc was experienced, with sale. at
Soc for No. in store, und 4c@s7e for Rejected
on track. Oats were in n:tive demand and the
market sdvanced lc, with sales of about 5000
bushels at3G@37c for No. iu store. Rye still
SCARCE md in demand at so@slc. Barley firm.
Timothy Eced is scarce and the market buoy
ant, sales being mado Today at *a l2i@2.so for
tsir 70 choice. There is also more inquiry for
Clover Seed md GALES were made At $3.50.
Highwines steady at 2la @22c.
ST. Louls-Jan. 1o,-The -Aissouyi Democrat
Of yesterday contains the following:
4 fine days rain, on frozen ground, and mild
weather, bid fair to nptn tue river to.dar-at
least the gorge below-aud tue upper rivers to
sufficient distance 10 bring out much produce
which has been icc.locked and dead. rroduc:
merchants feel in better spirits. Pork traders
iron, tue country were in to-day, feeling the
market aud looking to dealers who have orders
10 fill
From, actual inquiry At the various houses III
this city. VIC are informed tho following is about
an approximate Summing oi the
Axpusz E1orx ezcxF, JAS. !. 1850 n #. locis
CITY ~ Exts. 2; s., e
Country nuls ~
9oN
-.. ;3,3oo
>roeai In s1orc roduecd 10 Flour:
Total.
Prospects arc That very heavy receipts Of
1tHin from the Illinois River and other sources
Will saon reach us, md afI=et prices in conse-
queuce. Country produce dealers were on
'Chaugeto day, offering large amounts Of whcut,
oats, Ee, to our millcra und dealers.
.C1xcIxx4z1, Jan. 1o.-For -four there is
neither speculative nor export dcmaud, but
holders contend resoluleIy for full prices. and
they arc encouraged "a their pretentions, not
withstand,ng the relatively low figures trent
in New York, by the light receipts ut this port,
which during the past week reached only 1901
bbts- Supcrfns shield at $5.8o@t5.40, with q
limited local demand. Bound lots could not be
sold Al these figures, nor could purchases be-
, 1860-01-13
Tie Alabama Democratic Sfate Gone
-VGnti0U.

-Ventton.
MoS7coukRT, Ala Jan. l2 2-Eetniug .ses.ion.
The committee Of Organization reported Mr.
LYON rs President, Henry .. Smith and others,
Vice Presidents. and Mr.. Van Hosy, and others,
Secretaries. - $50
;, The Chairman, Ar: Lyon, made strong
Southern rights speech.
Nr. Yancey made violent speech before
the Committee, aud said be believed the South
ern rights wing would control the Convention.
Ne:srs, Iancey. llibbard and Scott, male
speeches in the Convention, which is still in
session, 70 o'clock.
, 1860-01-13

New YonK, Dec 1.-The City was flooded
last night with counterfeit e's m the Bank Of
Kent. It is supposed that s5o, 600 ofthe money
was got rid OF before the police were notified.
Four arrests were made.
An address to the Union loving people Of the
United States appears in the morning papers,
announcing Gen. Scott as their candidate for
the Presidency and Gen, Houston for Vice Pres.
ident. The address is signed by G. IT. Savage,
Chsiru1an Of the Scott Committee,
, 1860-01-13

C1Sc1xsArs, Jan. IA dispatch from Frank
fort, Kentucky, announces the recovery If the
sir drafts Of s. 900 eaeh, reported stolen. Thsy
were mislaid, not stolen,
, 1860-01-13

CINCINNATI,

reaching head large proportion a tlcsa ws1g "a
ksn by Bo.sn na:1s1r bu. Ss,:sr.g snd te.-ay the
to 3M The wasth rtn.dAy warm and eratIon IL
1he u - te'lnE we eee.lly sptn. 3D.
The fetsnn Il drawing to cs-, aid tie pa:+ Ing 0
nbon ON more. lhe business viii bc w.uld vi. Tie r.
ceips for the week and for tie staav are
thus giyen By tie ftice Current:
, 1860-01-13

P11LAnELrHrA, Jan. 12.-Ths Huntington
County Democratic Convention lure elected
dele to the State Convention, and instruct-
ea them to support Hon. John &. Breckenridge
for President
, 1860-01-13

IsplASAroL,s. Jan. 13-The remains Of the
late Judge ulackford, arrived in this city last
night anu were taken to the Senate Chamber,
Where sher wili lie in state uutil :. T. A., TO-
, 1860-01-13

Delegates for C4arteston.
Mem loRK, Jan. 1.-THE Mozart Hal party
elected delegates to the Charleston Con> entioa
lastnight.
, 1860-01-13
COMM. El2ClAL

TarRspAT EvHrna, Jan. Il, LEGO,
The receipts Tor the lust twcnty-four hours
we're as follows:
, 1860-01-13


CoLuAnrs. Jan. l2.-The Republican cuucus
last nisht postponed the nomination OF l., S.
Senator ii February 1st.
, 1860-01-13

,u.ds 10 any extent, for lsss. Wheat With Light
receipts IL firm It q e0ael.e .e2 tor prime sed:~
mud 81 25@ N.25 for do white, Corn Arm, with
q gaod demand at 55@5ec The weeks receipts
we're only $4,000 bu. while sales were reported
Of over $4,000. Oats ere IN good demand ut
4s@&?c. The higher grades oi Barley adranc-
ed &c, closing at72955 for good to prime Fall,
R5e firm Mt s1.oo. Sugars declined during
the week, closing with moderate demand nt
s4@Si for low fair to prim Molasses 46@47.
There were no receipts for tue week cnaiuE
Saturday, owing TO the suspension OF navigation
but yesterday md today 4e3 hhds. Sugar aud
2,402 brls. molasses were received.
SHIPMENTS FROM Niles II 1s59.-Shipments
Of merchandise from Niles, By II. G. Il. r., for
the year 1859: -
, 1860-01-13


1he matk.t for Provisions has be very dn at the w ri.
hut the bsrcs dor las bern bu Light ~.
cept III lu nsatA foE FtiuarT delivery. for w c se
ulatvc deusud nro4e aud shout the middle uf tic ws
two l!ons pound. sold ln ht dk9sk. to bs tr.
sssd IN Febfy ei thc iAtr pat q inr month. The
Ihs l.st day "r w. thsrs has haxerer teen general
but holders hare be. prrssEg sacs hAse ttev t
played desire TO make cess,ns orter 10
bel! out and whlai would difficult sell to nav eru
cxte II oor quotations. =. tho Close would be }u a.
dlflcntt tU buy iur le&..
The best brands II Mess 8 could have been purchased
at the close at 46.H 10 fxtept-I1u ii I'd ftuIE
mc,- At e N The +'. md Gsts} q future livery
but tIcre was little eist ard buyers we're ofr n.
e,6l6.es for Ma. Pork saegE for Lard IND eeS i,r
LUX meat f1s 'ltscry. and i0 for Hacon
Shou ter1, Sides aud &C FS.1rsr-sAx. Ivl,, ''
ALBANY,N Y,
IL Jt-1f
, 1860-01-13

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. l1.-The races to-day
we're Of an uninteresting description. Fanny
Washington took tho two mile prize without
opposition.
, 1860-01-13
i Writ OF Error Granted to Mrs
lEArfuuE.

ALBANY, JAM IA wri. Of error has been
granted in tue case Of Yrs. Mary Hartuns, con-
sicted Of the murder OF her husband BIZ pois-
oniug, and it now goes to the Court of A;,pcals:
, 1860-01-13

HON. join UeIE Tor rrc4Idcnt4
LorlsylLLE, jan. le.-The Opposition men,-
he1s Of the Tennessee Legislature hare nnmina.
ted John B;ll Us the Union Candidate for TN.
Presidency.
, 1860-01-13

Hr1twp.rn1 QIFctKXATf, Jan. Il.
uo6s--Dee1ned l1t. EAlea OF poo 1t A2ss.N' ~
cstpts today 500. lo1k-Wessca AesA tlG~lt,s..
, 1860-01-13

NEWARK, y. j., Dee. l2.-Patrick Maudc was
to-day executed for the murder Of bis sister.
, 1860-01-13

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. Ia r. Mo signs of
the Hungarian.
, 1860-01-13

banks presents she following aggregates a:
compared with those Of the previous week:
, 1860-01-13

BUTTER-Martet very dull al 1o1 1ec for FkIn an Il
Ollie for Dairy.
EGGS-Fresh. 14c per dog; LINED, 1l91.c.
P0ULTEI-Dscassd Chickens 4l.at&I.sQ ? dug; Tur.
keys, s4sc n: Live Turkeys. Gc Fn.
POTATOES-Narzct aun. Sales were :-l5o bu Houud
Tlnkeyet ut 45c.
APeLES-100 hrls fair Wuies 1t 4sT5.
DRIED FRUlT-soo Is COMMON Apples 1t &c; 20 pkgs
good do .l@7Hc-
LIVE sTocK-Recelpts, ~ cars HogA do Cattle, do
Sheep The market for Hogs to-day was quiet mud dull
Cattle were without change.
The sa1es to-day were:
, 1860-01-13
JAMES NAKNACk.
u uprx>,,x,t"n1 t"n1 ". s;rsn y seui. ~, ago. III.
hc.u AL: ia.

[ lHlCAGO g. ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD 41NE.-r<ens.rT T,a,us ,.e,,a,t ,.c1u
Al ar::Te At ELca::u :. i.,.iuw4:
!ae E12rss all A.si It, .l:5 an and arrives At
e0. tr 4 anEay tac pied
Sxu - ~" sssa u Il r,n fSu1Llys exeept.d,,
ErtSra II 80 am tEn.ui4ys rAte{lrl.l ~
.o!e. Acs us,E Akin Vt ecu up asyvs II 80
aa1- l>uh4Al4 e@.ep td.l
r- JOllS T. TRACY. Gan. su}'s.
l. T.. UT ! nv f.rNs Agsrt dG92
, 1860-01-13

A1 ~ IL " n n Nt}UlIttN.
~ LAsE SHORE AND GRAND TRUNK EAlL.
ISas-eo.-.......-xtyTxnA 1sssS- ID
Takes effect OF atd after Nor. u.
Great Through Route to New York.
Toledo, C1ev.and. rtstrrsh Na1i-hrr=h whrr.ta4 *,
saeu$ roy. Darlington. p~tr'I Sus bridge Ai.
fAra ais bun.s2 u4ckTk, Albany, III tant, sioun H.
H1s1on~ fasliiepnla, tanore. Washington, Springfield;
Mofcesles. Portland Quxbec snl alt The toais Ip .
reunsylvana, New Ycsk, Sew Il g!ani statss and lie
CNaatax. ~~ ~~
tJ ac. Hail AID E12 eaves Chlsaxo aa.r tS1nd,r,
e1ecpte.ts VIA oil Michigan Il. al reschlpx Tvia.
- At - I'M. AL: Dt1F.at At 6:1 nm.
400 p Night E1rteas eayc.t hsc dat r. va oil sch
"a Eoaa tsaea!"E ro1stoas 4ssaan. and beirut
Direct connections Eae At Teo with fr.r% tn To,e!,
Aad leal inr al IAsts ia akn rran,yi.
s1n New fdrs and tie Asv Eugflnt sttiss.
lHrtt connections adc at teioit with E;cat Western
A3Mwsy To sus3*ustrn Bridge. DC.
Ses esont et:on nats It i,crrt with .r,."s Grand
tseal. Queetc AMI Purl4Ei.
Dhtct cspaett!,ns nIIde st Cleveland to Ps.tu.xa,
WaNhluftM. ~
CIntet:n< ate u. To'e,!, with tata, o., Michigan an.
Ea5t?n lso1' IL Lra u. I'm, I!1u;:. :.A Ct:icaaa,i
Clinton Manchester All! Jatasnr.
81 Nncharer Of car. ctwceu f'E!rasc ar: Uetra,f
Ef i31esa=e ctreked Through u Ser= YORK Eu.un
Ihl al"lr rL:l, E1Eis-urr. kc., Sc
WOnpi:GFF-s fArESr SLEEPING rA1:s aeccu,.
pany ~ nht rAa:s tH TIL tuutc l., New urk anl En.o
c hr a: IL tc.r, nitrS N Tin est md a:
lt Cohpany oEte. uIte- II E..rsc u. ust 1suyf Vi
ha1Gupa Ana Os.F!tfu .tse.i +. a.1 II tfIt ern,t
Il u Ut.Ai. llvassal HSst-fu Asyts
J1I11 u. CAXfnELL. CeI. ep7s. raj.
, 1860-01-13

AUTHORIZED CArrrAL.., .s,,sa, nj, NJ
PAID Up CArITAL.,,,.,,... 1.pootxto %
4N:0 &ss 50
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AMERICAN GUANO. ls

NO NJ 4 IS ND BAK EK'S ISLA DE-
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to t,e Planters and Dealers most sasac-
i'r results have been attained by practical experiments
ne by gentemeg IN Virginia who have used II side BY sle
with me reru'iaH Ee lsand aud other fertilizers, and WIN"
testify TO It's superiority, importance and value.
, VIZ aet upon soils US an Immediate well durable Ter
i!iizer g,fiching, bn not exhsustiny.
sold nj much less price than Peruvian and when AI-
HEsr iME 'oMfs TIC result viii be great ot greater
hphos containing numerous certificates from arinris IN
Virginia ana oer states will be forwarded upon alplcai;on
am SOLE AGENT of the American Guano Company IN kic'
% ana all packages will have my maine, it'll the trade MARI
u, inc totany tine Amercaa cagle) and will be WARRANTED
pure ~ wi DC pull up In strong bags barrels ut the option
OF me purchaser. Price so per ton. e. tf'@.f
FELIX ii. GAVE, 18th street, Eclmoi q,
Ieo Ei-ts NOISES HAGY, AGENT for Lynehburk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,

Known ~ "HHLMBOLD's'
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT .BucHI..
sARsAPARlLLA,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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All articles consigned the Agent City Point will be ship
ped by him by class directed,
bills oil ang taken and forwarded without any additional
charge
For classification of goods AMI other information apply the
Agent nj l.ynchburg. IL. u. BIRD, Sup't
icb l63m
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'HiliE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the
dcrsisncd at the old stand No. Ia Main Street. he
WIN Dc pleased TO receive continuance Of the very liberal
r"hSe bestowed upon the late assuring all who may
cal a every effort will bc given satisfaction In style
OF Pictures, rates Of charges, Se &
Wealso the agency for the QUAKER Cry Donnie
Lock orTCi SEWING MACHISEs IL hes flis tuck, gathers
ana ebr"ers and does all the work the best $25 Machines
is lar more simple and less complicated than any other Ma
chine and Is sold ut the low prices $40 and $50 Best
.aoihct Machine $40 lie has the Paea Adjustable Hemmer
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine only
one hd hcns all widths and thickness From the large
Der SOLD s. Tanner Co., while acting agents. tho
general satisfaction which the Machines lnve given the under
sn9d euis no hesitation in recommending them the best
now In Use. Cali and examine them NJ & TANNER
oct5 dts No 1ll Main si,e.s IL nahhnr,, Va
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uELMDoLD's EXTRACT BucHu,

------
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu,
Arising nom E1cssss< Habit. of Dissipation, Kary indi.cro
1TrESDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Isdsposisioa 10 Exerion, Loss Of Powa
Less Of Memory, Dincuii, Of breathing
Weak Nerves Trembling
Horror Of Disease, wakclulness,
HOi Hands. FLUSHING of the Body,
Ne e4llp oousrEsAsSE on the Face
Tas:s Tnpssm so s 70 60 on which this medicine
~ JsH q NsS TE NAY FIN rK,Rr
en- ~ a.. Ny are NOT frequently followed by those
D.AA'o .ls Ssssasis AND CONSUMPTION"
Many sc a~;s; e sss e s5 ssEss
TIKI REcoEbs OF TUE iSsANk AsILuMs,
+Hs III; 5ai
Requires tho aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and
waa EXTRACT BucH Insss sr@ az sys SS
THAI WILL CONVINCE TIN MOST skErrIcAL
Use HnspoLps ExrnAcr Brcur for all affections and dis
Urinary Organs,
"'''''' '''''ni Male or Female,
From whaievss Gauss os.sa..ins and no matter Of
How long standing.
Rs.:fs & ssi SFias ss Ne aid Of piUhETo
.........s. = THE GREAT DIuRErlc,
ron WHICH IT u RECOMMENDED.
BLOODi BL0ODl BLOOD,
Heimbolfs Highly caacsstrated Compound
Rluld Extract Harsaparilla.
sYPaMI0
Thss N aaesae. q r. Decd
Issa. or A M 4 scsa TIE SEXUAL onoArs
80 AND OTHER MUCOUS sungAcEs ADfA'
h:insosds Enasa sassspaaH.
$50 AZ q ss.,y Essp.a.. of the Skin
.s:s .se.s:s sss::s = -: g.. o. ss.r,.i.,s 4:
Am Az sskss p'ss:r.sis. q s.rsapa'ii. - '-'''
Hzx.lGDoLD's RosH WASH.
- lssssn 6 Dssssss q o. 1siasy Organ. sriaias irtm
s =: $3.50: ss ': s'
YIN '''; szs4il; Il 1fs';'s . ou...
ns. .sSF l AsR s. .ss Ds...y of til.
- hsses DEVICES. ..,..s.s work. on the sr.s.lse of
.ssssts a.Asby Ii. esassra.e4 nr ruYsIcx. of
% yss..s nads ~ p. EpHnAIM MepowrLl.. cole.
-. 90 Pssislsd Ia me Trsa.sa,ioa: King
q 800 S1i,ssssssi Rsvsy, p.sl.Aea by BENJAMIN
f:: Z: .s s as S' %ss !. u a.sss.
Exract Buehu.. Loo per bottle. or six for $500
Sarsapayilla, l.e0 500
Improved Rove Wash, 80 Z" 2.5O
On Lag p6en Or nAcn ef2en susoisn,
en ~ mo- ptetlnate drections adhsss To- De-
asasi nv Sisst..S
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis
a34a ARFIDAYIT
ssss sa ss
ssDxsnus drnsA pal are psrsis yssssssie - ,r,uuo,n
ia Son 'aa s;s;; r. n; q s,
IS ~ Ninth 81 above Race, Phila.
Address LISTERS for information ia confidence "
HIT. RELMBOLD. Chemist,
Depot i0k eouth Teuth b. below Chestnut Phila.
Beware OF COumterfe1fs,
AND UNPRINCTPLED DEALERA
enessor 10 dlzose sov TzkE OWN and 0TnSxn ARri
o. o.. :. ~ ssrurAs.on A111mD kf
A''nss'd' 0sss'ns fns sl,.s. ssssa.
ImPsoved Rose wash
~ ~ ~ z yo " q Y sEAy; Isnea.s.s, Va,
Al "a hxIHSSfpTlssss f fxsb ny oriisp
CA Et - advertisements and send for 1t,
NJ AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
ISo11 HAL LIMP AND GROUND rIksrER-Tll
- Go - N1eeE ~ H m keep constantly ban
- clzs 4 n z6ioEsRs s sSis Agent sass'"
- A 3 si.s.. Plaster II u. city
y IS oma2fE s... E 'Es,s.s. 3. u. ;.
3 ~ s1I es7 4 c S1s 3. Z w sos
IS b 49, -. - Sssrsi q 3.sds, sad sa,
j. al s.ass z so 81 ss ID mate ,sn
= soeNg Once q 3po g shearcrA Main Stree
Nv 81 sfsi.hEE BJRKs
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Ara D o., q Level, tAssz,s sAssAsAsfItA, PA
d cnnana csmss FsesesAl., have eesa feaaz %
nssss = sss exesllssss ssd wossAy The confidence
ssannniu.
Hen. James Cssk, =. ,,xv,,
Hsl. Alvin BEARD,
MAYOR OF NASHUA. N. II.
usz. 3. ". Harrington,
Major OF MANCHESTER, n. IT,
Hen. Jshn Albeit,
MAYOR or CONCORD, n. II.
Hen. A. n. Bullock,
MAYOR OF WORCESTER MASS.
Hen. NathY Silsbee,
MAYOR OF SALEM, MASS.
Hen. r. W. Llnceln,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MAss.
Hon. Wm. m. Rsdman,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, IL.
Hon. Amos W. Prentice,
MAYOR or NORWICH, CONN.
slIen. ]. N. Harris,
MAYOR OF NEW LONDON, CONN.
Hon. Chas. 8. kedier,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL. C. J..
Hon. d. r. Tlenann,
MAYOR or NEW YORK CITY.
Hon. n. M. Klnstrey,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, C. ".
Hon. Adam Wilson,
MAYOR or TORONTO C W.
Hon. r. m. Bishop,
MAYOR or CINCINNATI, OHIO
Hon. /. II. Crawford,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, ky.
Hon. John Sloan,
MAYOR OF LYONS, IOWA.
Hon. James McPheeters,
MAYOR OF BOwMANsyILLE, c. W.
Hon. James w. North,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, ME.
Hon. Henry Cooper, Jr.,
MAYOR OF iIALLowELI- ME-.
Hon. Jas. 8. Beck,
MAYOR OF FREDERICTON, n. Il.
Hon. Willard Nye,
MAYOR OF NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Hon. J. {. BlaisdelI,
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
Hon. W. II. CranStOn,
MAYOR OF NEWPORT, RI
Hon. Fred. StahI,
MAYOR OF GALENA. ILL
Hon. John M0dgden,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Hon. Thomas Crutchicld,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
Hon. Robert Blair,
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
Hon. r. d. Baugh.
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
Hon. Heman l.. Page,
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hon. W. W. Vaughn,
MAYOR OF RACINE, WIS
Hon. A. Farr,
MAYOR OF KENOsuA, WIS
Hon. John Z. Haincs,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, ILL
Hon. M. J. A. Heath,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA.
hon. A. J. Noble,
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY. ALA.
Hon. .. W. HOlybad,
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, GA.
Hon. Alex. Henry,
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Hon. ThOS. Swami,
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, MD.
Hon. J. W. Maury,
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, d. c.
Hon. Felix Wright,
MAYOR on NEW ORLEANS, la.
Gritty that the resident Druggists hive assured them
ertfy that the resident Druggists have assured them
Gritty that tha resident Druggists have assured them
erti that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers Sarsnparllln
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayers sarsaparllla
Ayers sarsaparilla
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of the con
munity,
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of the col
muniiy.
excellent remedy and worthy tho confidence Of the co,
munity,
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence Of the
munity.
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of the cot
muni,y,
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
r Spring Diseases,
r Purifying the Blood,
r 6crofula or Kings Evil,
n Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
II Eruptions and Fimples,
" Blotches, Blains and Boils,
" ct. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipela
,r letter or Salt Rheum,
,r Scald Head and Ring Worm,
,r Cancer and Cancerous Sores,
,r Sore Eyes. Sore Ears and Humors.
,r Female Diseases,
,r Liver Complaints,
Or Diseases Of the Heart.
he Mayors Of the chief cities OF the United satcs Cnas