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"Warped by the World in Dsappointments

School; -a.
In words too wise, in conduet-tbere a fool.F
How applicable those lines of the poet many, while
to the majority Of mankind, they may sound like vented
air. but to the intellectual mind truesm that gasps with
its conception the philosophy and ignorance of But
none will be disappointed in the of my Hair Cooring
Fluid" which changes grey Lair TO its original color with
ont staining the skin.
Price 50 cents perbottle.
s.. --. D. c. DRIscoLL,
mb29.tf rs Baltimore street
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Marine INSURANCE.
ANCHOR INSURANCE coMPAN'

ANCHOR INSURANCE CoMPANY,l
NEW YoRK, March 18th, 1860. )
Mr. WIN. H. MONTAGUE, JR., has been appointed
AGENT FOR THIS COMPANY
AT BALTIMORE,
With full power to accept and make binding MARINE
RISKS.
Merchants and others wishing effect assurances in this
Company are respectfully requested to call on him.
II
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,...e. IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Mill, 3 i .#
$50 aH- ' No. sNoRrH sTREET .
LANES JOHNSON
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRocHEs.
These Truces eicacious we'll agreeable
ana convenient in alternating ard curing Coughs Colds &c
Prepared only by
s ~, " HYNSON JENNINGS & co,
mh3O II az North Charles street
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NEW EDITIONS
STORY ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

STORY ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Commentaries the Law Bills of Exchange, Foreign
and Inland administered in England and America, with
occasional Illustrations from the Commercial Law of the Ma
tons of Continental Europe By Hon JOSEPH STORY Fourth
edition, and Revised, Corrected and Enlarged by Edmund
II. BENNETT, Esq. svo s. 80
''The present work, though large that OF Mr.
Chtty all the essential doc the subject
carefully arranged, and lsted 1er proper princi
pies Nothing grateful to the student Of the law
than 10 b. ate to discern the hC rules
founded Then he may hail the giadsome light OF
Jurisprudence which eat master, Lord Cox, was
fond Of contemplating In the treatise before i'll all
that have preceded the tn has
santly aimed TO present The principles OF the law but
the work has the addition practical value de ved from
the cole con and proper arrangement Of the authorities
bearing OIL the subject North America9 Review.
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MARNI's HOTEL DI4ZIsyo Roosfn.
W. BALTIMORE STREET.
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westll continue up Meals al our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small, accommodate in large
and private Dining Rooms, second Goor Thankful!
the liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance oftle same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare fayorby with any other Hotel Single ROOMS 80
cents
~ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL. BOWLING SALOON
is in the OF this house, No. 80 FAYETTE STREET
R24tf C. II. MANN, Proprietor.
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l-yp THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
{h3 THE FEMALE DEPARTM ENT OF THE SCHOOL.
OF DESIGN, of the Maryland institute will place in
the INSTITUTE HALL on TUESDAY EN ENlNG, April
3D. commencing at eight O'clock. -
The address will be delivered by Rev. j. G. Norris d.
The Blues Band will be present.
The public is invited, particularly the parents OF the pu
pills both the Male and Fcmae Depar School
No special inv atoms Gas neretofore) will be ssned
C. ". BENTLEY,
mh3l-3t Chairman of Committee
iTpNOTICE.-An ELECTION will be held by
oS Stcckl olders ofthe SOUTH BALTIMORE COMPANY
MONDAY, 81 April next becw, the hours
O'clock the office of MesSrs G. N Poppein North
for SEVEN DIRECT ORS 10 Sc we the ensning year
.ruh2,20rS1 GEO L. HARRISON. Sec'v
FpFRANKLIN BANK OF BALTIMORE, 18th
W. Narchl go Notice is hereby given thatan ELECTION
FOR EG HIT DIRECTORS, to for the ensuing twelve
months will he held at the Banking House. South street.
MONDAY 10th April next, between the hours of 10 and
IL O'clock A. NJ '-.G
mhl9eote+ J. NJ BUCK. Cashier a.
h-pMARYLAND SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Vs. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders that
ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECTORS tuis Institution
will be held at the Office of the Institution, No 20 Sou
Charles street. MONDAY 9th of Apr between the hours
mh2S lot WI BAKER. Prest .
1p FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK,
W. BALTIMORE, March ~, 1860 -EIECTION-The
Stockholders OF this Bank hereby notified that cleo
ton fer Mn DIRECTORS to the ensuing year, will
April next, between the hours ofI2 NJ. and P. NJ.
lL. sIl lll JAMES MOTT,
mhl9-te r-..f -7- Cashier
.a a ID
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ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY,


OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, $35O,OOO.
BALTIMORE, March Sth, 1860
Vessel Owners, Merchants and others referred TO the
above and share their business solicited
81 CASH RETURN OF TEN PER CENT will be
made to the insured IN ALL CASES.
WIN. L. MONTAGUE Jr., agent,
At Office Augusta Insurance and
mhaeolm Banking Company.
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs CAsToRs
Cake Baskets, DC. for sslg at moderate prices. 81
ar. CAMPBELL,
NIL II R.GE 227 Baltimore street
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RAYS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE OF INSANITY
Treatise the Medical Jurisprudence Of Insanity BY
DR. ISAAC RAY Fourth edition, revised and much enlarge
Svo. 50.
CDR Ray is, without doubt, the elaborate auhor ex
taut On The medical Jurisprudence OF insanity. Few can
read his pages without gaining deeper knowledge OF hu
nature, and a wider and liberal view Of human
inf rmit. .'-BCSOn Post.
81 hold in hand perhaps the scientific treatise
that the has produced the subject insanity in rel
ton TO Jurisprudence il the work Dr. Ray an Amer
writer Medical jurisprudence Mr. C0ckhnT At
torney General of England. NH 81 cn2tr
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ECONOMY | ECONOMY !! !

ECoNoMv ECONOMY
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can done h. purchasing already Sawed and
Split, II Office Of City Steam fire Toad MIL,
NJ NORM sTzEET.
sl0tf JAMES JOHNSON
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FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
I62 SOUTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot)
Refers by permi sion to
Messrs. Kirkland Cha.e 4 Co, Baltimore.
Messrs. Pearce & GRAY, Baltimor.
N ssrs. Buckler Il Shipey, Baltimore.
MeSsrs. Isaac REYNOLDS d Son, Baltimore.
Messrs Wyckhoff Post, New York.
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey & Co., Richmond
Messrs. Alvey Il Llpsc NIB, Richmond.
MesSrs. 5. T. & T. G. Budd, Charlest n.
Messrs. Toumin, Voorhees, 4 Co, Mobile.
George Nathan, Esq, New Orleans.
Edwd ". Warner Esq, Philadelphia
Hch Warner, ESQ.,, President Mechanics Bank, Balti
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r Il e
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
C a S II Il S S rs,
So, 900, 900,
BELONGING EXCLUSIVELY TO TIE
POLICY HOLDERS.
invested in Bond and Mortgage Real Estate worth more
than double the amount loaned and the income which
has for several years past, PAID ALL IT'S LOSSES by
death.
re- Rates ofPremum low as in any other Life Insur
ancs Company.
GEO W. TINGES, Agent,
ja2seot5Ap 2I5 and 2i7 Baltimore street.
IT Is NOT Dye
Nor DOES STAIN THE SKIN
No Introduction Needed.
NEW Y0RK April T. 1858
w. f. HAGAN, FsQ.-Dear Sir: About five months since
oouSht TWO bottles oil your Hair Cooring and
srous OF obtaining and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair when quite young gray
Ihare used number Of articles for purpose Of restoring
it, but did not succeed until Tobtaiaed this actich has PRO
dced the desired effect been requested by a number
OF my friends tamong them several ladies) procure
possible much pleased with it, ii has great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much obge
Yours, very respectfully,
II. C. GOODRICH
Steamer Bridgeport. Peck Slip, New York.
III Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by s. s. ANCE,
los Baltimore street. ". F.. HAGAN CO., Propreiors
Troy, N. Y. dl5-eoly
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HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet. For sale by
WV. Ii. MCLEAN,
mh29-f 5. y. Charles street.
WoLFE's SCHNAPPS.
50 dozen Ints and quarts, in boxes off dozen
For sale by WM. II. MCLEAN,
mh29tf 81 n Charles street.
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Or wanders heaven-directed, to the poor"
But the obligation to apply his legacy to some of
the objects designated by him is not the less bind
ing on Us beca Use the law has relieved us of it.
1t is to be hoped, therefore, that when several
hundred thousand dollars are sunk in the City
Hail. the Councils will remember that it belongs
to the MCDoNoGH estate, and will also recollect
the purposes for which the latter was bequeathed
uc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-08
Terrific but Happy accident.

On Saturday there Was quite Il
scene in a house on Poy dras street
not Gar from the market. A woman
who had been sick some days, tc
appearances died. She was exam
ined and pronounced dead. Prepa-
ratians were made for the funeral,
aud young lady relative went alone
into the room where the corpse lay
in order 10 make preparations 10 lay
it out for burial. a terrific shrek and
a fail 0ere heard, those odtsiIe rush
ed in and found the yong lady in a
fainting fit and well nigh iaiRt i
themselves, for there was the dead Wo-
man sitting up ia bed. looking around
and iHquiIiBg in a feeble Voice what
all the no:se Was about She had
moved her head as the gil approach
ed her, aud not knowing that she had
been taken iot dead, she sat up 10 IN
quIre into The N tier. She had sim
ply been IN a trace, and foIiunate aS
it for her that she revived Us soon
as she did. She improved sisibIy.
aud will probably soon De wsll.-N
0. Crescent, l5ta.
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To the Military in Mississippi aud
Southern States,

It affords US pleasure to state. oil
The authority Of MIR. j. j. Williams,
Secretary OF the Central District
Fair, that in addition to the premi-
ums of 500 md $500 offered Tor
The best Dragon and Infantry Com
panies in Mississippi, the Directory
have to-day offered sweepstake
premium OF $500 in cash, for the
best company in the South. On the
thild day Of the Fair, Thursday, 9Th
of November, the Comparies from
Mississippi will drill. aud on Fri
day, those from any other State, with
those from Mississippi viii all parade.
So come on soldiers from every State
in the South, let US have a lively
competition. Memphis, New Orleans,
Mobile, Baton Rouge, have now an
opportunity of competing wit b
Mississippi boys, not merely for the
prize, but for the laurels Of such an
occasion, and we invite them, and all
others; who will, to come on, and let
US SEE who will be the winner.
The Far begins on the 9Th Of
and closes on tho 9th.
Jackson Msssssippiap, Oct %.
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FOREIGN.

New YORK, Nov. l The steam
er Bohemian has arrived at Farther
Poln', with Liverpool dates Of the
lI0,h.
Cotton Sales Of 5 days $4,000
bales; market tuoyant.
Bullion 10 the Bank Of England
decreased $4,000 pounds.
Money market Slightly easier and
unsettled.
Adviees from Naples say that the
latest attack by the ROYAL troops
had been repulsed by Garibadi.
NAPLEs--The departure of the
Russian Embassy from Turin is Of
fcialiy announced.
Times Paris correspondent says
that the departure Of the POpe's
Nuucio from Paris was considered a
foreruuner of The Pope's quitting
Rome. The pastoral circulars allo-
cutions and sermons denounee aud
all but implore divine vengeance On
the invaders Of the Papal States,
and by implications on The emperor
and The whole preIacy of the coun-
Try around. The Bourse was firm
and steady. Rentes 60 ( l0c.~-
Italian affairs are wholly unchanged.
The Patrie says that as soon as The
annexation Of N'p!es and Sicily TO,
Sardinia is procl lined. Garibaldi
will resign all political authority ana
assume the functions of Commander
in Chief of the land and sea forces Of
Southern Italy. He will exclusive.
ly occupy himself preparing for war
next spring ard will make an ap-
peal to all Europe to volunteer. 1t
is confirmed that French meIehant-
man landed with stores for Gaeta has
been captured by Garibaldi's ship.
The Turin Gazette says that Prus-
sia simply made some remarks
against the entry:o f Sardinian troops |
into Naples and that Russia made
10 communication. II is reported
via Berlin, that tie Russian Enbas-
sador at Turin has been recalled, and
that The Sandman ambassador at S..
Petersburg has received his pass
ports. II is stated that 1000
Piedmon'ess troops have already
reached Naples by sea to march to
Carserta to join these entering the
Roman frontiers.
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Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
Better and Better from Pennsyl-
vania----A her Republican

tehsfeSsllidH.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Oct. IL.
Jobu NJ. Butler, Republican, is
elected to Congress from be lst
District of this city, instead Of
VIM. E Lehman, Douglas Demo-
crat, AS has hitherto been supposed.
The return JUDGES met this morning
and have decided that Butler is
chosen by 1913 majority. This
makes twenty-ons Republican MEM
bsrs in the State.
The above is real genuine Black
Republican victory. The correspon-
dent of the Herald of Oct. l6 says Of
it,
".Vhen The official vote was coun.
ted it Was announced far and wide
over the country that Mr.. Lehman
bad succeeded ia bis election by q
majority Of one hundred and thirty.
two votes, and 10 this shape the mat.
ter stood for four days. When the
return judges met it was discovered
that the returns of the Fourth ward
had been altered 5y reducing Dir
Lehman's vote from the officia
count nearly two hundred, aud add
Ing over one hundred to the vote o.
Mr.. Butler, which elected the latter
by two hundred majority. and emit
tied him to the certificate as a mem
Der OF thu Tbirty-Seventh Congress
The fraud, it is eontended, was per,
petrated by the return judge named
! William Byerly, and OIL "a proper rel
resenta;ion of the Case bsioIe the
Recorder OF Philadelphia, warrant
was issued and Mr. Byerly, was ar
rested to answer the charge. He
was examined on SATURDAY, and u
nunber of the judges Of the dit.
lerent pulls in the Fourth WARD
Swore that their names 10 the re-
turns as handed in were iurgGries
and tina; the vete Of their precincts
had been altered By taking from The
number cast for Mr.. L'hman anC
adding to the vote Of MIR. Butler
| The evidence warrants the Recorder
in holding Mr.. Byerly TO bail IN one
( thousand five hundred dollars"
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| A Nqtterng Distinction.-A Ma
Piles letter has the following curiou;
narration:
The 1900 conyicts at Castelle
mare, taking advantage of the alb
sonce Of the military, requested
their liberty for one day. The Of.
fcisls, as you may well suppose.
received this singular application
with all sorts Of restrictions; but,
having no means of resisting the
somewhat threatening supplicatiops
of the arplicasts, they bit upon the
expedieut ofrequirisg each of them
TO give bis sword of honor that
be would return at night. Wonder
ful to relate, toe convicts faithfully
kept their word, and every one return
ed, without having done injury TO
anybody during their. short interval
Of liberty. a gentleman residiog
in the neighborhosd, having some
doubts as to the honorable intentions
ofthese worthless, ordered bis gar
lener to keep the gates closed and to
De on his guard. cit is altogether
sir" said the mac, "thoI
onvicts at Castellemare are mnr-
|erers not thieves" A lat;ering
distinction, certainly. |
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The Republican press Of this city
we're exnltant in their proclsma ton

The Republican press Of this city
were exnltant in their procIsmat ton
Of the fact that Mckinney was al
Democrat, and Aouris he'd his treat
ment in Texas as an instance of4he
.'barbarism of slavery. Will that
same Republican press now republish
to the world the letter Of that mobbed
preacher, Mckinney. Will the Press
and Tribune and Democrat let the
world see that Democrat can be
just, even under the smart of un-
deserved blows and stripes9 Will
they. let their Republican readers
know that Solomon Mckinney lays
his stripes at their door? Will they
be kind enough to add, on behalf Of
truth and common honesty, that
Northern agitation has fastened the
chains of the slave; that it has en-.
dangered the peace and liberty Of the
white race: that it has burned thou.
sauds of houses; that it has destroy
ed millions Of property; that it has
murdered its scores and lynched it:
hundreds, and that it hung the "mar
tyr, John Brown!" If they desire
evidence Of this We cite them to Solo
l@on Mckinney and common sense
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EDIT, RIAL Influences Seward
snubbed Gre eiey when Greeley was
poor, and Greeley slew Seward when
Greeley grew srong. The GIN
ciunati Times gives the following as
parallel Case:
"Wheu Clay became SeeretaIy o.
State under John Quincy AdaRis, be
was applied to BY Amos Kendall,
then Western editor aud very
poor man. for subordinate oflice.
He advocated The claims TO the Prs.
idency Of Mr.. Gay with all his en-
ergy--been member Of bis family
in the capacity of teacher OF bis
children but his application was
overlooked; and whatever claims
he haG on the great mans memory
disregarded. He from that Sine
became Mr.. Gays implacable poIi;-
ical foe, and at the head of The Ar.
gus of UeStern -1merica, a paper Of
influence in the West, opened bat
terry on the administration and Mr..
Clay. which did great damage, and
led the way to consequent disas iers,
which resulted in Mr.. Gays never
reaching the Presidency"
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A WONDERFUL MIRROR.

Among The curiosities to be met
in the Paris exhibition was huge
eoneave mirror, the instrument OF a
startling species Of optical magic.
On standing close to it, il presents
nothing but maguifcently mon
stross dissection Of your physiogno-
my. On retiring a couple OF feet, it
gives your own face and true
proportion, but reversed, the head
downmards. But retire still turtle:
stand at the distance OF five OF
six feet from the mirror, aud be-
bold you see yourself. not a re-
lection-it does not strike you as a
relection-but your verItable self,
standing in the middle part between
you and the mirror. The effect is ~
most appalling, from the ic.ea it svg
gests of something supernatural, Sc
startling in fact, that men OF the
strongest nerves will shrink inyol
UNFAIRLY a. The first view. If you
false your cane to thrust your othel
self. you will see it pass clean through
bodyand appear on the other side
the figure thrustiug at you the same
Instant. The artist who first sue
eeeded in faSbioning a mirror Of Thu
description. brought it TO one of Tx
French kings-if We recolleet righ
it was Leuis XIV placed nis m4jes
: esty on the right spot, and bad'
him draw his sword and thrust a
the figure be saw. The king die
SO, but seeing a sword pointing
towards his own breast, threw dowr
his weapon and ran awy. The prac;ic
al joke cost the inysnior the king
patronage and favor, his majesty be
ing afterwards so ashamed Of bi.
cowardice that he would never agar
look at The mirror or lis owner.
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ISLANDER.

The Supreme Court Of Massachu>
sets, 10 recent decision in case
of SANDER, said it was no defence that
the party sued had only repeated
a common rumor, If the story is
false and slandorous, it is repeated at
tbs persons peril. ispower Of mis-
chief is IN the circulation, and the
repetition OF the story gives il its
currency, and, without an express
sion of disbelief, will confirm il.
If such were the universal law,
the peace and reputation Of many
a family and individual would be
saTed. Unfortunately, there are in
every community those who seem
to derive their chief eajoy ment in
the retailing of injurious aud SIAN
derous reports against their neigh
bcrs. THIS class Of community
never stop to inquire the correctness
of the report, or the effect its circu-
lation will have upon its subject
The least spark, emanating, it may
be, from the malevolence Of some
vindictive or deprayed man or vo
man, is eagerly caught and famed
|tby them into blaze,wbose iercenes:
will consume whatever of reputation
the unfortunate victim may have pos
sessed. This disposition to "gassip,
to speak i'll Of their neighbors,
is not confined alone 10 the open
!, ly vicious; it is often, and more
ipjuriously than elsewhere, found
ia what is regarded as the bes
society. Without intending t.
do harm, theif desire to be REGARDED
as posted" leads them to seize every
opportunity to give currency to ih'
) reports Of they say And they
are often astonished and gTieved t.
learn that aleportwhich has destroyed
; he reputation aud Usefulness of I
man or woman derived It's credibili
; ty and potency from the currene,
which they gave to it. We cann0
be too careful aAat We say, and ho1
, we say it. The only safe way is t.
avoid The utterance ofany and ever.
} hing which can in any mauner b
: construed to the prejudice Of u lel
> low being. IN Short,
! FiUe things observe with care:
OF whom you speak, to whom You speak
And how, and when, and where
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Thanksgiving Day.
PRocLAMATIoN OF THE GOVERNOR.

PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR.
10 pursuance Of time honoreG
cnstom, as we'll rs the performance
of duty devolving upon all Chris.
tan people, to give Thanks to the Su-
preme Rnler Of all Nations, for the
inDumera Die blessings bestowed upon
them,
!. Ishsm G.. Harris, Governor oil
the State OF Tennessee. do herob by
designate and appoint THURSDAY. THE
29TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, as day of
thanksgiving aud prayer to Almighty
God, and respectfully recommend
that the people Of the State observe
it rs such =
,~~, In testimony whereof,
J L. s. | have hereunto set my
(~>~) hand and caused the
great seA Of the State 10 be affixed
at the department in Nashville. on
this 31st day of October. 1860.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. E. K RAY, Secretary of State.
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Ready-made CEothir .
Worm Caad, or SanfOnlae Lezeaee,

= : : offer these Lozc--es wirfa-. -
w gu.se IS to their cpIur-,,i-s.c. As
their name impo =. they GeTrfS fa- d CIR 81
sfcacy upon Santorine @loue-the iaisl, dis
covered active principle Of the Eurerc-u r-
LeTaHt WOim Sod. AT The mes,- vt.rh
we claim fer cus Medicines S thu I.u--r g To-.
Sant"nine whieA 81 contains. ard The cs--.5E
manner il which { has ices. irc.,-rort.si ~ ,.'-
and through the mass from vhicl. iLe Laran-
geS have been formed
To be sure Of these Important POINTS. ~e
have thom prepared a the Louis,its Crsn.f-
cal Works wheJe the Sar.oujre = S. tested
for is purity, and then combined in ;t- Il--
ense ia Such way as 10 Teil.i. 5 T-cl4.-..es
aud virtues unchanged.
To the profession we present q vs'ul'i. ara
well known Medicine ~ CONVEX 1--- .r.s 49,
trActive form-ot uniform sEG kuc,ss si-eu. l.
the directions Indicating the dose C Saats1i1s,
according to the L. s p.
To the public We offer remedy s,'r vc--is
eticaciOGs, safe, and as pleasaG: IS cent ci;oi-
airy. at a moderate price
FIR sale by alhresprciatle Druggists tlruu.h-
ont the South ara West
WILSON. PETER & Co
P,CDrieios4s, Lou.srig-. 10
We have tried the wsTm candy 10 ogy is4ns
lilies, ard found il ven. effective. Ibrs.c.ars
have also reported Ike results
EWtN, PENDLETON & co.
Aug. l6-3m. H'Loksr5- e-l's