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NNygCsaNGGd ssittcrs {!
\ SURE CURE FOR
DY S Pc PS A!
An Diseases hdrag their origin IN tmpajcct Dt
gesttOu ara Drranged condition
ackis StOlYuch,

m Diseases hdriag their origin IN hspaject Di
geSttOn or Dsrdaged COHdiijOH
efthe StOWuch.
There is no rCrneCy known to he 40 ctfcacious i'll
removing this general diseasethis general prostra
ton Of the whole man, as the ONNgcnatCd Bittcra.
They attack the disease in 1 Ctdnl by roViving the
sinking puwers Of the patients by restoring lost APP
petite correcting acidity purifying and strengthen
ing the gastric capable prop
erly ana horoug hlN diasnIvng the food thus foriS
ing healthy chy yme and chyl and preparing the ab-
sOrhre,s 70 take mp the nuuri1hment and carry 1t
into the aystrin, thus renOvltng the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass Of blood. IN word,it can be shown from hun.
dredh Of certificates from the most cminc mt and re
liable prrsors that thereis no medicine calculated
TO pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
Oxygcnnted Bters,
Iet all them when health begins TO fail, when the
vital power, hrsaeem to lie giving way when appc-
tte first begins to tail aud the nerves to tremblc,
when man, instead ofbeinS restored by sleep,
Tired natures swCct re5tores,'
finds himself more tired in the morning than when
he went to bedNt night-let him delay no lOng"r hut
immediately commence taking the Bittera Tie viii
soon hnd as hacc the tagging powers OF nature re
viyinu aud general health returning. But II Is un
nece snry 10 say more. as no one can know the val
nc of 0his medicine uutil he tries il.
JOHN y. PARK, Proprietor
Dealer in Patent MedirinsS, Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Article. cor Nuurth and Walnut sta, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For sale by Peek Il Hamilton, perrysburg; VIM
Hood, Bowling Green; HHskins, Roller iiasktns
Portage; II. Il, Atkins, New Westdeldi Laskey, Pratt
d Uindsdalo, Giiead
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP

THE subscriber would inform th farmers ofwood
Il County and others interested that he is fur
nished with good stock of seasoned lumber and
iron. and is prepared to manufacture wagons bug
ges &c, TO order. BLACKSMlTHING done at
lower rates than at any other establishment in town
wagons and Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons Whipputrtes &C.,
on hund and for sale at reasonable rates.
PAINTING done TO order and executed in tie best
manner.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filled.
n. B.-Call at the building formerly occupied by
o. W Lang. JOHN BADER.
Pcrrysburg, March s. ls6O--44m4.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

John B, Wade VS. John Van Blarcum, ct al:
BY virtue of an alias venji TO me directed and de-
livercd from the court of common pleas OF CuyahogN
county, Ohio in the above cause, will offer for sale
on
Saturday the oSth dav of August, 1860,
between the hours Of > O'Clock and o'clock ofsaid
day at the door OF the court house in PeIyshurgtbe
east hall the north east quarter Of section twelve
az township number four a. range number ten
lGD east containing 81 arreS less lots SOLD to peachen
Rogers 81 Turner and about two acres south OF the
Portage river: also the south half OF the southeast
quar-, er of section number II, township number 3,
range number H. an the above described land lying
ana being ia Wood county, Ohio.
Q. W. NORTON, sheriff.
Williamson & Bedl'c, attys.
luly To- lIw5S3.
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wiz ~" soi' St public ssle to 'ha mEucst bidder
in trout ot ,Nc Baird House in rorNsburg Wood
CouNtv Onto on
SStrr'eN tho llth dSv Of Aurnst A,N, 1880,
between tho hours ct - VI, suj O'Clock Y. VI. leut
N'rsu' 80 lSflt catliug for l6a acr1s as the prop
crty q. = 'trv clay and lui.nN Huntington, Ninor
hors Nl Nhish Huntington, docessrd. T-rms of tsAlr
ono trri m hSNd one tbiri ia six aul one ,hird IN
twelve mupths. nHt'rrcd p,ypcn's to bc eyidane cd
N note, ~ bond o0 interest With Spprovei security
~ylNsrus Jefferson, Guardian OF HtarN CLAY
sul Jn'.oU huntington,
JULY Gth lNtO,- lOwSS2 -
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8J~There vere tbi,t,an E,p ccocs os ,,r
s,roko in ST. Lon;,. b,Iysu
"' sfs"Sn,F rH'l0'ephl' WINS u''royva
.,v
,.,,.,.... -, - N"' :" '''''
"' '''''''''
g" '"' S'oo"'''Ns c"Ss'i hNVAr' Col'oS',
al us recent Oom"o0'''"e"" numbered los
as- An Illinois editor cs34 D,u,l.s rho P;,,
OF America 30 thr" the Ame"''n Fhis b"E
f@C Ia NalrndmgNNm has BEEN rr.nomin-
atoi TO Congress, by the man w0rsh,ppsrs of
OF the district
.,o~The English Astronomers estimate the
length of the tail OF the Conc. noy y,sihl, \,
about twenty-five million miles
eo-Thc Republican,, of F,y,,,e county r,
nominated Tom Cnrvin Tor Coovroy. by ,c,l,.
nation at thei, County Convention.
e-,r,nr,, w pl
Anl os IN. ls.I;n,, n.,,,,,,,,,p,%,.
e,,ol D,,,l,, al ,ano,,.,., ,;.,,,,
10, f,v pr,cli,ril,, a,1I, '''"
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\VISTAR'S
BALSAM N


,r.o ou,rgo,.J, .r,,
-, ~. $40 ,.'.,i ,.,,
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p,''"'nR ~ "'l h"" "g"'
L'r'u IN''''"'d. mrs ~
~" "rsH't or "''r' ih2hf
'N"'hf', Fn,''''t' HifH".
N"firH ~ me t't"gS dHd
l"'"W ho"fWg t0HgH,
iNh"", an" az bT0Rth'a'
fp'ct'0"S
Through the Winter
months. couvbsnnd colds
ar" most prevalent oi all
the variousillS that hcsll
ishcirto. We wouldad-
yisc ourrcadcr', and oth.
cr, whomr,v be thusaHlic.
ted, tonYnil thcmselyes oI
thA' eN'cIitht m'uiclle-
'Nl''nr X hhlHAin ot " ia
th"rrN when, lhdHln9
from our experience an Il
th'l oi otNcf'' we ron'ld.
cr ~ one ot the 'lta-t And
most enectu"l reIoe"if'
that has ever hccn con
coctcd Tor thenhove CON
plants ana when meets
WIN the cordial appro'
FhI oI many oI the hy''
physlcinn-. anu as "dr
lays nre dnn.csnhS,' hnt
couphH ana colh' oftri
terminate IN 'On"uhp'
tion, TINS agreeable hn'
eihcncou' remedy sh"ui'
At once hc rcNorted TO-
WlsrNR's BNLsAN.--W
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EbLE. GlQNSO'y"E's
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
5 SARSAPhRILLA
-ArD-

Tath. pyent Purifier of
ia. ulora
Aninrnllible romedy in
c,s..nf
.SrrotyI1. KjngS EriL.
Jfb,,,,g1tjsy Obsijyoie10G
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,y.. or pyyI,lss mn yhs
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CU,o,jc Sors Eysj. Rim
u,,r,y mr. ys,,.r. EDjorye
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S.,,,bjt;tj, Dj.yr,lere. Tenn
b.,,o ,So,,,j Comyj,U,iy
Ana Al o,ber d,aonscs
I,ri'irg Prom an inipdi
,,,n.u.p og Nercury.im-
,rrd.ur. ogliyo. or imuu.
~, nthlood. This preat
,Itorstive med cine and
| nn,;g.r nfthe blooli, be
| !ny,.slby tAousands Of
! ,n',ter,l p',tjentsrrom ali
n,,t.oliho limited states
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& ss a"zAs@ Given A W&yg

MIR. WILLIAM MKIM proposes dispose ofhi7
Iva lands in this county 0tn mcrely nominal price.
lie will sell the south halfof the northwest quar-
ter Of section % town 5, range TO- containing eighty
acres for five hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly dtUhed and drainodut expense Of S2+a
lie will also sell the sonth half of the southwest
quarter dissection 49, town Grange II, ut the same
price.
Enquiro'or II. H. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale, a large number Of Town Lots both
here and in the town of Mjrrove, with and without
improvements together with several valuable Farms.
Nov To- lS52--2Stf. HENRY Ii DODGE.
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uoM'GsrEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- AIpMrm ssiuptcdin Liberty twp. on tha Ridge
y ROAD one halfmlc west Oft the Peulshurg and
Fiudl0y Turnpike, aud miles from Taylortown, on
the D. 4 NJ Railroad. 1t contains l3G acres-I0 IN
timber and 80 in a thorough state of orcutivaton-d d
yidcd into otsul OF which uclOsedb by stake and
rider fences in good condition. The Farm is proyi-
ded with comfortable Buildings abundant supply OF
walcraud first rate orchard, stocked with the best
varieties oirruitin full bearing, The situation is
pleasant healthy. In good neighhorhood and in
close proximity 20 schools and churches, and, taken
oltorclhcr II is one othe most desirable ocatiorSn
the County. The subscriber being about 10 engage
I'm other business will sell on reasonable terms. APP
uica 70 soon J.BLOONl
Portage, Wood Co., o., Dee S,lS5o--3ltf
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4 RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID !
K = Just received "a the DRUG STORE.
ORDER OF ATTA0WMENT.

At my instance an order Of rttar hm,u MT wns Issued
of perry shurC Township Wood county Ohio. against
the prspe ~ and effects oi Thomas Rel lev 81 William
y, ElhHtte uou-r,s dents of said county satisfy
claim ol with interest from July lst 1850, with
ten dollars probable
ls-W4 July seth \. d. 1860 BRUCE HOFFMAN.
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August Appointments.
RIs. lEDHy AN,

NFS. " 1 N ~ " a n,
analytical Thysjcinu.auG Physician for Dis-
ease of the Lungs,
Formerly physirinu TO Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
and INr,lid's Vctrcpt Corresponding Member to
the l.undon MediCsl society Of observation, Au-
thcr "t' Letters to Inyaiids," and Editor OF the
" NediCN Ntehoscope, 'mSy he consulted At
rERRlSBURG baird Il ouso~- " elncsday, August
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GoOD NIGHT.

Good night Is but q litilc word,
Yet beautiful. Though buct
Aud falls upon tho pcutlc heart
Lilac dew upon tic leai--
A verdant olive.hrapch Of peace
Upon our pillows prcst
Shedding its graceful rng gr1noo round
Before we sting to rcst
A kindly wi,h that each may dwell
IN hudi tprhcd rcpose,
Uni the morn her robe OF ligh
Round every sleeper thtnws.
Then seorn not thpu thl, Iitle word
Of peace end auitN;
ltisa link IN lrvo'a bright chain,
How small .O Ger 10 be.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,


is constitutional disease corruption of the
blood by which this fluid becomes vtiated
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervadeS the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is yariously
caused by mcrCurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary III the con-
stituton, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrcles; in the glands swelinS5; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul COR
ruption, which gcndcrs i'll the blood, depresses
the energies of life SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucnuy vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofulous III their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in tho
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
i'll this scrotulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain
and, indeed, of all the organs arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnovato
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
such medicine we supply IN
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Bryant & Stratton's "AMERICAN MERCHANT, !,
a Quarterly Magazine. devoted to commerce. science
literature, &c. published in New York at 81 per an
num-
t'~ For furthe erinformaton. call at rooms send for
catalogue or address STAMP enclosed)
BRYANT, FOLSOM ,STRATTON & FELTON,,
cleveland Ohio
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A scholarships good In eitharof the colleges
SPENCERIAN n PENMAESulp is taught by the bes
Masters.
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FOLSOM * FELTON,, Resident Prin
cipuiS.
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aS~Thore were thirteen fatal caves of SIN
stroke in ST. Louis, July slst.
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"A Hostetter's Stomach Bitters... The
thousands who use this great medicine for the
cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint ard the
diseases complicated with or arising from the IN
are requested IL take notice that rfie eoaaterfitS
Of tes Ce ebra. ed Inyigoranr have been issued IN
the South and Vest, and ma eventual, find their
wsy ntu many parts OF the Union. We hope
therefore, tha 81 purchasers of the preparation
will examine Inc label on the bottle, where a fac
smIle OF the pfopnetnrs' signature should ap-
fhs words Dr. J. H0SrkTTkR'S STOMACH
BlrThRS blown II the glass, aad stamped on the
cap covering tie cork. We also will, alter Janu
sry lst- $780, put additional steel engraving with
oar Rote OF hand attached which to counterfeit is
felony. HOSTETTER & SMITH.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere. &C lin
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aNew and Beantifaf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

The suhseriber would respectfully announce Ia
As trends and the public generally that he is Row
rscsiylag large snd neautltul stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care. and at prices that will
snahle him 20 sell unusually low, for cash.
ny siooK coRslsts IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest DESIGNS
In Gents wear, a splendid assot tment of
ciOTHS, CASSlMERES,
Wv VELVET An D SILK vESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERlN0 SHIFTS.
DRAWERS, &c
Also, large and attractive stock of EhVY
6OUDS, Of eveiy grade, for negro clothing
fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in first
lass 1ry Goods House.
Cal and examine for yourselves.
JOHN H. sMITHER,
ssA-2m No. ~ Nj ain street.
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A SLAVE REMANDkD TO HIS MASTER In
OHIo-Ex parte application OF David Gibbs in
the matter of habeas corpus issue 10 try the
question of freedom of the boy Henson, abe u t
twelve years of age, and alleged 10 be illegally
deprived of his liberty, Lewis Bruce, in
swer to the writ, stated that he was the wner
OF the boy, and was taking him from Virginia,
his former residence, to Missouri; that the
boat on W hich he was travelling bad stopped
at the Cincinnati landing and lied mp 10 the
shore against his wishes. Mr.. Jolliffe argued
the case for applicant, claiming that the boy
was found within our jurisdiction, and, No
slavery could not exist in Ohio under her con-
stitution and laws, he must be declared free.
Judge Gholson announced the decision--the
other members Of the Court, Judges Garter
Mallon and Collins s,concurring-and held that,
although the jurisdiction of our Courts ex-
tended for many purposes to boats on the Ohio
river, the citizens of Virginia and other States
bordering on the South had right to the free
navigation Of the river that the stopping Of
boats and tying up at the landing was neces-
sary tneident to the right of free navigation,
and as such rested on higher basis than the
mere Jurisdiction of the river. In the course
of the decision It was remarked that, while We
should carefully maintain our own rights. yet
the Courts must also see to IL that the rights
of onr neighbors were not infringed. The
Sheriff was directed to return the boy to his
owner on the boat Cincinnati Eng, Oct. lith.
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PsxcAurrons on NAroLsos.-The Paris

PRlCAprIoNs OF NAPoLEoH.-The Paris
correspondspt of the London Times ailndes "
the constant fear of his life in which the EN-
peror Of the French lives, Of the Carbonari.-
During his late trip to his new domintons,
every care was taken 70 get suspicious cnarac-
tsrs ont of the way One very curious means
OF ensuring his safety WAS resorted toi II wa
that of forcing the owners Of houses within .
certain distance Of the imperial residence to
give up the keys Of their cellar 70 the police
These individuals were forced, during the
whole visit and for some days before, TO ask Tor
their keys every time they needed bottle OF
wine; and on such occasions policeman was
sent with them to fetch II. A certain house IN
the Place Victoire, in Nice, was emptied Of ali
its inhab abiiants whilst the imperial visit lasted
nobcdy knew for prscisely what reason; bul
the propristors, for yacating It received from
the Authorities the sum Of 60,0O0 francs; the
house, II IL supposed, having been In some way
useful to the police.
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NAvAL.-A correspondent Of the New York
Tiues furnishes the following list Of United
States war vessels, now sailing vessels, which
have been recommended by the Board OF Ex-
aminers as suitable for con version into steam
frigates:
Alabama, Franklin, Pennsylvania, Oolum-
bus, Delaware. New York, North Carolina,
Vermont OHIO, vrrgiuia, and, probably, New
Orleans-or every hne-of- battle ship ip
the service. You will observe that no
frisate or corvette has passed muster. The
cause of this is they have not beam enough,
and are, to use q maritime phrase, 400 dead''
to undergo the operations incident to conver-
sion. II Congress approve of commencing the
proposed change early in the ensuing year,
look out for lively times at the Navy.Yards,
particularly at those of Norfolk and Boston.
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FANNY FERNS "Aws' OF A HUsBAND.-A
lady having remarked that awe Is the most
delicious feeling wife can hold toward her
husband, Fanny Fern thus comments:
Awe Of a man whose whiskers you have
trimmed, whose hair yon have cut, whose
cravat you have tied, whose shirt you have
put into the wash, whose boots and shoes yen
have kicked into the closer, whose dressing
gown you have worn while combing your
hair, who has been down In the kitchen with
YOU at eleven O'Clock at night to hunt for a
chicken bone, who has hooked your dresses,
uniaced your boots, aud tied yonr bonnet
who has stood before your looking glass with
thumb and finger on proboscis, scratching his
chin whom you have buttsred and teased !;
whom YOU have seen asleep with his mouth
wide open ridiculous!
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Foul Ro5bry.-On Saturday night. some
thief, minus n consciencs, entered the yard of
the dweling-house of Mr.. Alex. Il. Huicheson,
on Mayo street. and desp spoiled his CHECKER co o
OF It's occupants, consisting of several speci
mems of an itn proved breed If barn.vard
chickens, two turkeys and a Guinea fowl
which their owner was putting in condition
for exhibition at the Union Far. This kind
OF robbery Is alarmingiy prevalent at this
time Owners OF fowls should remember that
Cnfiee has high appreciation of chicken pie,
and IS not at all times as mindful as he should
be at whose expense bic appetite is gratifipd
The hen-roost OF Mr.. WIN. q. Cavanaugh,
VINO resides ON 20th street, was denuded OF all
It's occupants also, on Saturday night, show.
ing that there is a concert of action among the
thieves.
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tions TO which Count Cayour alluda. =. 4,
fractions OF International law which the
limited powers Of the municipal authorittes
cannot prevent. although in the opinion of
many Courts In Europe this Indulgence on
the part OF Great Britain has been ihonah,
rather excessive. Under all circumstance
without regard to what noe turnai enterprises
may be under taxen under the protection OF
vessels belonging to villages along the coast. il
Is quite clear that o army can attack ,bs a NJ.
TRAN frontier without distinct order from
the King.
These observations seem TO us worthy of
tne serious attention Of the Sandman doy-
errment
on are authorized to read this dispatch
10 count Cavour, and to leave him a copy
am, &C.. j. RUsskLL.u
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Rssignsd.-Wm. A. Smith, who has been
pnrser OF one or The other OF the vessels Of the
New YORK and virginia stea nship line since
its establishment, nine years ago. aud who is
now purser VI the Yorktow Ii, has resigned the
position, intending To accept a similar berth on
one OF the steamers plying be ween New York
and Havana. Purser Smith is au urbane aud
courteous gentleman, popular wi'h the ira, eI.
ing pubic, aad We are certain the good wishes
of many friends will acco apany him on
Whatever sea he may sall on the voyage OF
life.
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Trial Of GHns.-rhe Ho giizsrs, Capt. Ran.
doiph, parad.d yesterday afternoon very
strong, and msrcned 10 the hill. side near the
Peniient,ary, Were they gave their new and
beautiful guns their nrst trial with blank
cartridges The Howifzers is one Of the
strongest com mpanies Ia the city aud by atten-
ton To drill and a desire TO improve are ra.
citizen sola,ers. Older commands muss look
10 their laurels, or this yoang.ter will very
soon outstrip them.
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aAll Medic ines should be Prepared by

IA All Medic ines should be Prepared by
A REGULAR Pr YSICIAN.
DR.. \, ROSE ; COUGH SYRUP, for Coug his,
Colds, Roarseness, Bronchitis. and that lion OF
dfnssses C9nss9gspRnr Prce 50 sts apd S
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration Is positive cure. Price 80 cts.
i!sm Cholic Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
BoEeis Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, Is
and 50 cts.
Ds. J. =. ROSES ALTER RaTIVE SYRUP, or
hLOOD PURIFIER, for the euro of Scrofla, old
Ernpaeus, Chronic Diseases. Uulc ISIS. Sores
SWeilen Neck, Bies. and all diseases arising from
al Impure state OF the biood. Price ST..
Sold BY Druggists, and By
WARREN l.. WARING,
JsH-ly lg7 Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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Connecting RairoIds.-An agent of the Pc
tersburg Railroad is now on visit to the
North To observe the practica working Of con-
nected railroads, with a view TO iaining the
Petersburg and Fredericks burg road by a lire
OF track laid through 7th streei, leading from
Broad to the depot at the bridge Thus step
may be rendered necessary by the recent
opening of opposing railroads whose tendency
without some sucn measure would be TO di.
vert from the city portion of her present
trade great deal is saved when the ex pense
of frequent transhi pmsnt can be avoided.