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Ontrnrnh Innocence.

The following is an extract from President Buchanans
indignant protes, against the resolutions OF inquiry INTO
bis Executive career recently adopted by the House o.
Representatives
Il can declare before God and my country that no
human bsiD with an execution scarcely worthy Of
cel has at any period Of nv life dared to approach me
with corrupt or dshouorable proposition; and until
recent Developments it had never entered into my I'M
aguaou that any person even in the storm OF exasper
sted POLITICAL excitement would charge me, in the most
remote degree, with having made such proposition to
any human being
Gen. Jackson, Notwithstanding, did make that very
charge" Ola Bucks memory must be falling him, it
he has so soon forgotten fact proclaimed from every
stump in the canvass that made him President. o.
course we refer to the proposition that Gen understood
NJ Buchanan TO present the part of Mr. Clay and his
friends and which he denounced so vehemently.
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3~AUCTgON-TH MORNING, A CAR
Sc GO Of Molaases, from Cuba, landing from bark HOr
ace, 4 he Dock, by
ap8-lt LAG D. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY, WITH
N experience In Teaching AID who could bring
pa ronsge school will find very eligible situation by address
ing w. Box l55 Unlye sty Of Va. ap6-clm
RICHMOND, April s. 1850.
HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED JAMES
WILLAMS Agent conduct the Boot and Shoe business
formerly occupied by him, buy and sell
for cash or otherwise apS-2sf JOHN WILLIAMS. a
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Il GINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY having bsss an
ed and the Company organized, they viii be prepared % soc
lces before the Eth OF april their ofce oup NJ
American Hotel, corner Main ard Eleventh streets
This Company Instituted with view 10 retain Al k,u,e,
large suns heretofore paid from necessity Northern oc,i E
based upon the principle Of mutual interest bestfi a.
surers and insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06

GLOUCESTER C. H., April 2. 1860
Gentlemen Your requesting Of my
ddae Judgshp made by the death Of the lac Jno
CoptOn Esq handed yesterday morning II my opln
position In which you desire TO place that should
sought lightly rejected therefore yield usac
ton any you shall tn nix fit 10 make In
with approaching election for Judge 10 this circuit
For high honor have done and particularly for the
which you convey request tender
my sincere thanks. Your friend, &C,
JOHN T. sEAWELL
To Dr. wm Talaferro R. Hord DR. NJ IL Miller and
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oOMMERCrAL.
onrcr oy rnE Vino. April s, 1850.
,,Cuuarn QTnrR MApUrr

RIUHMOND STOCk MAKkET. =
Virginia SKIES have declined TO 92t and interest We
note sales Of Richmond city bonds and O. and A. r. do at
former rates and Of Tenn bond 2d 81 and interest
Va Fire and Marine ms has been sold this at 90 We
.npex our weekly comparison Of transactions:
Jzls ,o<<k dHscsSk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06
ALBEN4RLE DlsTRICT-Two MORE HUNTER

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April lth.-The Convention Assem-
Died here yeerdty. Aessrs EARLY and Coghi, both Of
Hhon aye hunter men, elected as criegItes from
TIE Alosmarle District 70 the Charleston Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06
EXPORTS By STEAMERS.
The following is a statement of the exports from Rich
Ii Ninrrh In

nond, IN March, by steamers
To Baltimore hhds tobacco i22 hhds tobacco stems $40
pkgs MID tobacco l3O pkgs smoking tobacco, wicEng ~
rolls leather, hce engine, tobacco mi Is, plano
50 bags rags bundles bags 100 bales domesics 6I kgs
spikes % and pkgs iron, hid and crates skins
Is butter bb OIL ~ bb four II pkgs cried fruit "a hhd
hides
To s mid tobacco IS bbls liquor % bales
domest 60 80 Sl9 lhs dried fruit 30 bale cotton
yarns lO FAX seed IS hhds keg butter 20 Alb lbs
pig 600 lbs old ron 40 bags 10 bags seed and t
empty hhds and bbls
To Hc lork hhds tobacco 1886 pkg MID tobacco 10 bags
seed Dbl ~ pkg smoking tobacco 2y mdse 20 kegs
hhd tsow hid furs 70 boxes 3d. empty bags
dried fruit IS hides circular boxes files 10
hats pk undes iS bbs and 81 half bbs -four ~ bbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06

THE GROWING WHEAr-A short trip through the
country within the last week has afforded oppor
unity Of forming pretty correct idea of the present
prospects OF the crop We have, however, not learned
to take the appearance of the wheat at this early period
of the season. any Indication of good bad
crop We would all, doubtless prefer however, good
early growth, to the backward state which is uni
versay presented by the growing crop. In travels
through the country OF Hanover, louisa, Orange Gu
pepper and Fauquier did not see forward, thrifty
looking field of wheat Along Jones river where the
wheat at this generally several inches high and
completely covering the ground, did not see a single
field where the ground covered-the growth is back
ward and stands thin upon the land. The complaint Is
universal that the wheat at this season presented
more unfavorabe ppearance.-FGnUiHe Journal.
TnE WHEAT CRoP.-The reports of the condition Of
the growing wheat says the Parkersburg Gazette from
nearly all parts of the country are favorable In
quarters have noticed other than Aattering accounts
thus far unless we except the late wheat in part
of Kentucky.
The WnEAT-Wc are sorry to learn that the grow
ing wheat IS still looking very badly, owing the cold
aud dry weather yet from present Appearances one
can tell how it will be at harvest time.-Orange County
Chronicle
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THE GREAT BREACH OF PROMISE Casa DE,
CInrn ON Ncr, or rpnNT

Our readers probably remember that, some months
ago, Miss Carstang Of st. Louis, sued Mr. Shaw a
wealthy citizen of the place. for having broken his
promise 10 make her his wife The jury gave her the
munifcent verdict of 500 900 damages. She
tented but Mr. Shaw not: so he moved for another
trial, and obtained it. IL has just been brought TO
close and Miss Carstang gets just nothing at all 1t will
be her turn now to apply for trial though the
perence of this last will probably not inspire her
with any very ardent desire for its REPETITION.
Miss Carstang 1t seems, kept boarding house in St.
Louis and after casually making Mr. Shaws acquaintance
cultivated it by borrowing money of him, on several oc
casons He became quite frequent visitor at her house.
and she asserts promised to marry her. or this prom
Use her sister was the principal witness Upon this sec
Ond trial her whole life has been subjected to mercless
scrutiny, the result of which conviction on the part
OF the jury that her record not sufficiently spotess
TO entite her TO damages She leaves the court there
FORE not only without any pecuniary soace TO her woun
ded affections, but with the reflection that her whole life
has been scrutnized and sied and analyzedevery in
nocent Irritation, every gracious smile bestowed upon
former admrer every Of thonghtessness and mpru
deuce weighed in the incest balance OF legal criticisms
that she herself has been subjected to the modification
OF sitting day after day aud hearing the unlAvorable
OF the opposing counsel upon her character
and to all sorts OF nsnuati0ns and nuendoes, not the
direct charges that she female adventures, that
she had ensnared the defendant in her tolls with the pu
pose OF despong him of his wealth. and that painful
notoriety will hencefOrth attach TO her name
The experience of the law which Miss Carstang has
had will not be without its moral, and it will afford no
encouragement to others of her SEX whose affections
may have been trhed with to carry their grefs into
court unless they feel confident that there is no act of
this past life upon which injurious construction can be
put and that they have been patterns of proprety and
miracles of prudence and unless also they dives
themselves of all sensveness of feeling, and willing
sacrifice the decacy of the sex for doubtful pecun
AIRY compensation of an injury which loses all its hold
upon our sympathies when offset by dollars and cents
L IL To-
these breach Of promise suits have become disgutngly
common throughout the country. Halt dozen heavy
We dcts seem TO have stimulated scores of women more
or less young in various quarters similar prosecutions
1t becoming absolutely dangerous for a man Of
wealth to be civil an unmarried lady. We trust they
will now breathe somewhat more freey.-N. TTlmes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06
We copy the following the last circular of Messrs
n II

he enquiry Tobacco has been moderate SCALE and
the transactions March scarcely reach the usual average The
primo pal have been manufacturers and the trade tue h
port demand being ret character We do not discover any
unfayorabe change In prices except for medium and common
grades which firm choice Leaf continues N
commanp full quotations The stock has been slightly added
The crop only by dbles and not In sufficient
quantities reliable opinion Of us general character
Prices heretofore demanded and paid In the West this season are
opuon justified by the present aspect OF either oregn
The 900 hhds Kentucky Leaf Our
table prices remains unchanged QuotAons-Nrgnia and
Kentucky Lugs "a ie Inferior 20 good 4&sH Selections
lO2Ec In manufactured Tobacco the leading feature Tor the
month has been decidedly that Of apathy The ag Increase
supplies dIminuon In sales has tended to weaken the
market and although leave table Of quotations unchanged
prices be deemed tender particularly for work from new eh
precaous or doubtful keeping condition. such low
figures have been accepted liberal curtanent by
the time being would doubtless fayoraby affect the s
Sales for March 1850 packages sales for March, lsg
$50 packages Stocks 1862 5jO2S packages; stocks 1885, "a 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06
mh2S din J. ADAIR PLRLSAsrs. Secretary
PASSING NOTICE.

From Prank Lesl!es Illustrated Newspaper Yots JaJ
80, 1859
PASSING NOTICE
The H)usFKEEPER's FRIESD -sPAIpGsos PEEPIRKD GL-i
admirable ADDITION TO standard household econo vi
hailed by a good housewives as boon long wished TO- eeh
erto uns.taneh. 'PALDSG PREPARED GLJE Is perfectly IdF
for those timely repairs TO household wares furniture TaI
for fancy work. that Is almost daily demanded BY p
ence Of every housekeeper. II chemically held Ia sutn
withstand the action Of climate and time, Is full si
and put up in sIug convenient botte with brush al m
twenty Eve cents On being applied the chemicals readily eEiS
- =, r. - ~ ~ - .I w A' anu S - :, 80,
OF tnn pest caonemakers glue For wood leaae ~
articles where glue Is ever used just the thing We hGEeu
and nobody In the city Will think Of doing without IL NJ
spalding desires 70 become candidate the Pdeb AZ
bis friends stick Ike Lis glue, he viii be Of election
alE-
BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs Is the beat AID sA,,F
est article for dressing beauayng cleansing curling pr
and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold By al druggists 81
perfumeTs nh5-dsc
A Sac rIfce OF silks
STILL MORE SURPRISING.
AND OTHER
Eleg ant Dress Goods,
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
Is MATERIAL AND DESIGN
At unprecedented prices bringing within the sA Of E
figures 20 per cent below the cost Of importation
WATKINS FICKLES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
I59 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third supply OF
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
MANY Of which have been purchased at The Aeeon az
WI New York during the past week. Al which The Pnea '
lower than known before. In
SPLENDID SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
In elegant Satin striped and Csmmesux
In plain and aouneed SKIRTS
Beautiful CHlNTZ MoUsLINE DE CHINE a.
SATIN PLAID GRKNADISEr Lh'
'-"'N RICH LACE AND SILK NAsIIE
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
PLANTATION PLAIDs AND STRIPES Al factor ~. e.
Either by Wholesale retail, they preparedn ora
meDts HITHERTO USEQUAILED.
WATKINS 4 FlCKLENS
SECOND OPENING OF SILkSo.yr
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE 4TH hoIGir
We shall be prepared exhibit USETllliD sfo'A -
Of the choicest styles and astonishir prices. ,s,,
az un URSDAY morning. the 9th, We VII ehh,oH an r
did stock Of French Lace Damase PuSher AMI Real
rege Nantes and shawis some Of which are 'sy NV
entirely near In style. -,,4l
gR-Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for ladies' .ss
beautiful variety, will BE- exhibited at the same tine ~
ment, the extent and elegance Of which an M CAS-
Idea, will well repay the examination Of all ess'eso ~ r
BUYERS. Ry polite attention the best gOOd 81 ne
snS - '-'' w '"'e " ~ WATKINS TICKLE
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BARRY's TRICOPHEROUSb the beat AID 'hs,F
est article for dressing beauying cleansing curling Pr
and restoring The hair Ladies' try IT, Sold By al druggists 81
perfumes. uhl5-dic
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It appears that the receipts OF tobacco Orleans from all
Mississippi Valley exceeded 10 1882 the Kentucky
crop only hhs while the previous dates the excess was
much greater
The total receipts at New Orleans for period Of ten years.
ending sept lH5g loot oo0fso
exports period, coastwse and to all TO
reign ports.
Excess OF lfnports AOiO"-
Tog report the OF Kentucky for the year 1872
Auditor by the county and the
crop 1872 by the mahas for the United States
1852 striking the showing the annual pro-
State 92I hhds yearly which,
multiplied by gives hhds the aggregate product Of this
State for the period Of ten years ending with 1889
Total exnort. for ten year, .. 64tses
Total product OF Kentucky for years ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06
MARINE NEWS

ItOR AUTHORIZATIONS TIMES xls--.A
Il WEEK.-POwHATlN STEAMBOAT CoMPA- .ssessssssfz7s
NYThe steamer GEO PEABODY, Capt Ritchd Pchard, will
receive freight day. idar and up the hour off o'clock
NJ, Saturday, the 9Th inst.
Freight for via Baltimore at low rates with great
despatch
This Steamer splendid sateroo passenger accommodations
Passage and fare 80
Passengers Telu board before 2 O'clock NJ
Saturday, the hour of departure.
passage procdrei either at Office in the SLIP OPP
pose the Columbian HOTEL the steamers whlrye Rockets
ap6-2t DAVID 4 WIN. CURRIE.
UGAR-Exra Sugar best guilty, resolving for sale by
- apo 4 @. Is DAVENPORT.
(tOPPEE.-5OO Mats prime Java Coffee
~ 100 I bales Mocha Coffee, for sale by
anG - G. b. DAVENPORT.
SEED POTATOES.
TUNES Buck Eye Mercer Garter and Peach Blow sh Pota
and GEORGE WATT & co.
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THE TOBACCO TRADE.

An official report to the Legislature of Kentucky gives
the weight raised In 1882 accong the country
SCISSORS quantity compared with that reported by the
United States census Of 1870 and $780, follows:
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

Ia l ;se E4sEzasszs .ss.x,ssfs. /
Now Arrangement.
ENHE Mail and Passenger Trains wi not be run after this date
btween Gordonsvie stanton on sundays, but VIII be
daily between GcrdOnsvie and Richmond
They will Gordonsve with the orange and Aexan
dria Trsin for Charlottesville Lynchturg &C
On and after Friday, April the 9Th the Mall and Passenger
Train West ostaunon, viii stanton for Jackons RIVER
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 20. ~ Leave
Jacksons River Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays at 3D.
Pm.
FREIGHT TRAIN,
WITH PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
VIII leave Waynesboro' Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at 10 A n and saunton at 49, A. NJ for Jackscns River.
RETURNING.
Leave Jacksons Rive Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
\. NJ, and staunt- n at SSN NJ, for Wsynesboro'
Psse gers for points West of aunon who desire to direct
y through the Tran will take the train on either Tues
Gays. Thursdays Saturdays THOs. DODAMEAB,
ap6-1w General Supt.
ONCE va Central Railroad Co Richmond April Ah, 1890
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06

From Prank Lesl!e's Illustrated Newspaper, SeE YO Jy
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retail price. are ~ for OAK, and e sr Ere Hsusa
WooL-We quote native washed Al asass n,
%. nernos a. In quality. WV co. uny,e.
CATTLE MARKET -ReDorfSd h, n u ~
and Lerfne-we can at last repor, f.iHo cret9 n,
oArE aad sdyane, 10 price There .,rs isi a. ~ aa
lS5 ' r ssSS SIq rom ~ % IL. Oh
offered was generally good sHEFP-Th,rs " NJ a.ag
from to % gross. hneyfour Hos Al A. - ~ ssp 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-06

ARD.-lOo tes superior Western La a ITfosfiLA ieo
~ sp2-N VhAAS'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-04
RRaaRO9,Mk.

CD TO.Nss or PE.sEs ST.G ST'
% received per steamers Sam kirkman and Ida
Nay-fOI all coo ing and laundry purposes. guaran-
teed equal to any made. For sale to the trade in
lots to snit purchasers, by y. E. GILBERT& CO.,
maria No. Sycamore ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-04

AS- Applications received, policies issued and re-
ne"ed and all business pertaining to tho agency
promptly attended to
Also applications received for Life Insurance, in
the Atna Life Insurance Co., OF Hartford Conn
Capital aud surplus S20o,000.
JOHN w. " sXSEN Agent.
&c Office, corner of Main and Second SITS, over
1hompson's Drug Store. ..
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CANDIDATES..
Varieties.

NEVER ridieale sacred things, or what
others may esteem as such, however absurd
they may appear to be.
ANOTHER rich gold mine has been dis
covered in Southern Oregon, on Wyner
creek, ten miles from Jacksonville.
A WAR of determination has been COM
meneed by the authorities of the city of
Dubuque, Iowa, against the gamblers of
that city. t4t
THE Republicans of Mary land will send
delegates to the Chicago Convention. In
1856 Fremont had only 26O votes in that
State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-04

Read the abatement or .nGrffS, Robbins, 5s-.
AEA$ W:4S OWE Of THE R~ORsP
IN cases ever recorded lie now enjoys Robust
Health and has for tho past year done rs much
work any young man Of his agsl This cure has
excited his lends, neighbors, and physicians and
some Of the Medical Faculty. One of the
Professors DR.. r. s. Newton), who was called to
him a surgeon, not to prescribe, so forcf-
bly, impressed with the RemaI kable Curative Prop
critics OF this Medicine, that lac has adopted it in
his private practice. well as at the College and
I.,s . g ..
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LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID

f'sJ- Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns
Of the Union. szI
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CoAIs

CO
Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Water street, between Maia and Locust
Coal, ia Quantities of less than % bushels de-
ieered any part uf the city. at no cents per bush.
Al tbs bit, cents. JOHN WYMoND,
artq Secretary aud Manager
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A SENSIBLE writer advises those who
would enjoy good eating to keep good Ina
tured; " for, says he, an angry man
can't tell whether he is eating boiled cab
bage or stewed umbrellas. a.
BISHOP Brownwell, the presiding Bishop
of the Episcopal Church in the United States,
has published a letter announcing the canon =
ical admission of the Episcopal Church in
Paris into union with the Episcopal Church
of the United States.
ONE &C Mr.. Douglass organs says that, if
Mr.. Douglas ever goes out of the Democratic
party, he will ego out with flying colors
and to the beat of drums" We suppose
the organ means that he will be drummed
out.-Prentice.
THE Democratic delegates will be badly
fleeced by the Charleston hotel-keepers but
then the delegates will have their revenge in
fleeing the people with two-faced plat
form and non-committed candidate.
LOu .JO8r.
We understand that a new feature in the
auction business is soon TO be Introduced in
this city. 1t is the sale Mt ancton of Pro-
missory Notes, which the payers cannot
readily collect the notes To be advertised.-
Van Gag.
STRONG men are turning up rapidly
There is muscular individual a: Taunton,
Mass, who is able to lift, with the middle
finger of his right hand, n weight of two
hundred and ninety pounds and with the
little finger of the same hand an anvil
weighing one hundred and eighty pounds.
AwFUb.-A family of emigrants, consist
ing of a father. mother and five children,
passed through orr city yesterday afternoon.
These fire children are aL idiots-natural
born fools. We did not learn the causes
that led 10 this dreadful result, but it was
probably cause by tine intermarrying Of
Blood Acknowledgment Gdzette.
The Connecticut correspondent of the
New York Times says of the Hon. Thos.
Corwn-the +" wagon boy .:
Corwin seems to be regarded as decidedly
the most efficient of the Republican orators
here, and all his meetings have been crowd
ed. His opposition to Seward leaks out oc-
casionally in a comment on the recent
Senate speech. Indeed a striking independ-
ences seems to characterize most of the
speakers in the campaign.
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/ ms urance A g e ncy.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK,

UNDERWRITERS AND GEN E.RAL INSURAN NOE
AGENT,
ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
lie continues to issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Cssea,s.g, 1tzset and Fire IFa
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He Will attend to the Adjustment of Losses
Of every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all
tors connected with INSURANCE, for parties in.
terested His long experience Insurance
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance..
Ss Office. Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main ST
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Branch Office, 81 & 80 ". Third S., Gin
cinnGh. ~. Aogilk, General agent
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agSGs5FKJV-Gt T.4CALA, GtU.yis, 4sES-
X tOls.-TrUt, Sea Grass, Linen Lines, Fish
Hooks, Jonted Rods, Corks Sin1ers, and Artificial
Bait. Double and Single Shot Guns, Rifles Re-
N.slvers, Double aud Single Pistols, Gun Caps Gun
Wads, and u large variety of Gunsmiths' Material
GEO. =. S0NNTAG & co,
mars Main street
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A0i0H1g's 0fnfSHsssf and E0IS - WfsLs-
ont these the mother of family would be short OF
the Domestic Physician of The nineteenth century
the one acting n a remedy for cutaneous dis
orders, aud the other for internal Diseases
Sold at the manufictory, No. 50 Maiden Lane.
New York. and by all Druggists, at DC, &c, and
81 per box. apr3-1wd&w