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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17
10 auINTALs CoDFIsH, 'i''
lU TieFces RIce. gr.,.s a4gs-,..s ,--5r,..
I. = I Cask Pearied barley. "a. .'.-.it' a,
N, so Barreis white Wheat Flour.
n. 100 -" Red (Exira). "a 4 t,ssgSsf tEg
1nstore and FOR saieby .
.usic.sl 31. 100 81 soats asii ats s'1ss
%1OO BOUNTY.

nRCnUITs NOW ENLIsTlNG WILL
III, be accepted for THREE YEARS IN tho Regular
Service 18Th REGTMBNT u % INFANTRY ef1
- 4@f sAgsi FIELD 0HFrcBRs. gyaa t4
Col, II. b. Darlington. late Aoiuant-G General Of
0hiot oolonei o., D. Shepherd, late Major
"a Rerlmsnt United States Infantry; Major Henry b..
Burton late 4th Regiment United Major
Edmund Underwood, late 4th Regiment United States
General q New YORK n 5sE r6F n n
large number Of other officers also from the old
Regiments In the Regular Army, This triple Regiment,
Of q l53 men 10 be brought 10 the highest possible
dsciplIpsfof enectlye Yai service. :
all The bountes and privileges granted 10 The
voianctrs, With the additional bensnh or the expe.
Witii The best Of Rifed Arms, &c.f " t5dg ilsM
None need epply but able bodied, healthy men. ~
The bill has also passed raising tho pay 70 eI5 per
month The pay OF noneommissloned officers has also
lt.,als.,..y h Y, Capt. i. W. KELLog,
X, fugil-dotwEs \ s4t kscfulung omeer'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

DEPELLANT Or. WATER-PlsOOF
N CLOAK CLOTHS. ALSO, other makes Of Spring
ssls ana Buttons 10 match. BAfN n R0k,
april5 No. " bouth High sueo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

" The Republican papers are insisting upon
sinking their partisan" and adopting patriotic
sentiments. Good for them. Better late than
never. We wish they had done this one year
since and voted With the Democracy,-it would
have saved great deal Of trouble and much
blood, money, and the Union. a.t h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

lrfIou. 8. s. Cor arrived at home yesterday
ia good health and spirits. He did not go TO
Ball Run, but notified the Republican members
Of Congress that they had better not 60, asthey
would only be IN the way Of the soldiers, which
they found out by experience.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17
l,O46I Aggregate.

The field officers OF the regiment will DO ap
pointed by the Governor OF tho State which
furnishes the regiment. frt /
The AdjutantAnd Regimental Quarter mas
ter will be selected from the company othcsri
OF the regimentby the Colonel, and may be 70
assigned TO companies at his pleasure. i, n
The pon.commissloned stAG will bo selecist
BY tho Colonel from tho non,com mmlsalopcd OF
fcers and priyatca Of the regiment, and Tho va
cancles so created will be filled by appointment
as ia prescribed above. q ... .,-.r NC, |
There will beallowed TO each regiment on,
Chaplain, who will beNppoiated by tho Regi
mental Commander on the vote OF the field OF
Roers and company commanders on duty will
the regiment at tho time tho appointment 10 Z
be made. The Chaplain 10 appointed must b'
regularly ordained Miuister OF some Christ
ian denomination, and will receive the pay ant
allowance Of Captain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

Ep. Quo ggAgPsnAH;-Pisaae announce In your pa
Der that many OF the voters OF part Of this
county desire to have Gen. GrsWold Of Sharon town
ship FOL. our next Representative, -.-3se4a1 sra \
Yours, truly IN aT
.issA 81 6ausosd Is3IA gd0sEs DAVIS. (
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

:. FYA wonderful sight Of mar1avsting and
3 managing bsi already begun 70 get control Of
the hnmbag Union Convention on tho ON o'
,,saptsmber, Sith q View TO obtain the nominna'
tIons then to be made There's will be more In
Z. Z, ..t.ignipg and doubie-dealng among the wire
workers, than IN all the Conventions Of al par.
/. .siss Tor the past ten years put together. II
Che Managers pndersiood the temper ,'of the
psople, they would save themselves . world Of
!. trouble, since there isnot q ghost Of . chance
for the success Of the ticket, no matter WHO may
he porninAtsd.s The clean, real Union ticket,
nominusedun-the 7th Of August, will be over
wbeimiagly elected, withs sound Democratic
Uulcn beeisiatafs io,matcb. The tax payers
Of the State have aiready settled that matter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17
COUNTY AUDATOlf.

4 RptrSS ONO srArrmAS- -rieais anneance ns name NJ.
of u. n. WILSON as candidate fpr County Aadi'0r'
sahseto the decision Of the Union oonysr'
t,ss .nS st,,ss MANY pHMooRATB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17
smEpmRsENrArIyE.

RDIroh eF4rHxss-;Plesss annonncs ID your paper
that many spen "a tbls eit and in Prankin county,
desire 70 have oTTo DRrsiL Esq, for their next Repre-
sentative. Mr.. plenlhIussi ihe man for The place.
augiG'6i. grITrIs. ~ MANY phMoobATs' s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

. RplfOA ONO srxTnMAa:l Sir--PlsaSo announce the
name Of AsG. HrBns. Of Jackson tovnfhiP,as sanoi
date for Representative subject TO the decision OF the
Union p,mocratic nominating cOnvsntiOn, and obge,
T.I11g T9AH0IIciA A HOST or DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

a. n wna one Of the conditions 81 the capitela-
tion cf Casta thas the Swiss might remaip !"
Naples. H . aL..,l,A
The Paris Correspondent OF the London morn. :,
inc Hsrah Ia assured that M. Pleui spent tne
6rst half of July msking all the necessary ar
cementa In ,be Island of Sardinia for 2 gen
eral vote on he anne xation question, ana tnas
French agents we're .busily engaged upon 'ne
same suject at the latest dates. .,ss.sss4.ssz.
PORTUGAL. g,rgWr
The War Budget bad been carried lh'ougn
the Cortes. III. ...a.s.
ments for solemn high mass Tor Tue eoul Vi
Cavour, but the Ecclesiastical anmofiuss "e'e
strongly opposing the movement
gf SPAIN. s.AAs1
The number Of persons imprisoned ie' conss-'
ouence Of the outbreak at Lola was So''
1sosro AUSTRIA. Dol % oRnolaI
A seml official article gives denialto the
rumor of a new loan rand says; "The Financial
| Administration can cover all the expenses oi
the state until the question Of the finances
ehall have found constitutional solution. =
Even from Hungary no inconslderaole amounts
are received. while the military expenditure Is
decreaslng." st.t - ~. -, - -
apain, on the night Of the lst Inst, the scene oi
disturbance, in which several persona Nwere
wounded The Synagogue and some houses
were damaged. Forty-dye people were arrested
PaAouE, Aug. 81 mo serious disturbance
occurred here yesterdays the mob only smashed
few windows Of the houses in the nelghbor'
hood of the Keys Market. Al 10 P. m, th'
streets were deserted. tu,s i3 r'Is5 s,aa's
POLAND. rt,.s s,sl .F.aI
Adyices from Warsaw assert that the ofiici
of Governor. General OF Poland will be sup
pressed. Gen. Lambert, the Military Governor
will be intrusted with the portfolio OF the In
terror Ills also asserted that Gen. Laprand
will be appointed Commander.in-Chlef Of tht
Army Of the Kingdom Of Poland, and NJ. Will
oposki President OF the Council Of State. Tht
celebration Of any more funeral servioes ID
honor of the late PriUce Adam Czrrtoryski bad
been prohibited a. Warsaw 80 80, 81. s.
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NEMsABVERTISEMENTS.
per,,ocratic Convention.

i Union Menuf Delaware County, Ohio, Will convene
a. the Court House IN DELAWARE. .;
'.xAIT0o Saturday, September 7th,
at 10 o'clock A. M 10 nomlnsts County Ticket, TO be
supported at the ensuing October election. Come one,
eyms oil, aud let us reason tcgether, trues. \
The Hon. 3. g.. COX, OF Coiumbus, aud other emf.
nent speakasa Invited and expected to b.
present and address the oopvtntlon that occasion
by order Of ihe Dcmoctatic Central COMMITTEES Of
Dsiawsrs, ohio, AuguseI7--dhwls lg saes ass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17
GREAT BRITAIN

80 ~ GREAT BRITAIN. ~
Parliament was rapidly disposing Si the re-
naming business on hand
In he House of Commons, on the lst, Mr..
Griffith made some inquiries as TO the alleged
employment OF forced labor or the Suez Canal.
Lord Palmerston said that there was con
siderable amount of forced labor on those
works. The men we're paid literally Tor their
work, but they we're brought to the spot ioici'
bly,. s1s M.
| I,ipdsay said there was desire, on the part Oh
| the French Government, - come TO an UNDER
stapdipR with England with regard TO their re-
apectiye, naval forces, and he urged the Govern
ment to meet that desire.
| Lord Palmereton pointed out tho impFactcaoli
| ity Of any such arrangement with one rover
All Naval Powers would have 70 be parties 10
such proceeding. ..t 1 sa
In the House OF Commons, on the ~. LORD
PaImerston 10 reply 70 an appeal rom Sir
Bo yer that the British Government would nse
it's influence TO stop the opDie essloa aud miiiary
despotism which prevailed in the Neapontsn
Territories, said that the Government would 90
nothing OF the kind; !; on the contrary, ne hopea
the Italian Generals would succeed in euectusi'
lly putting down the horrible system oi orlgsnd
age WllcQ preVhlleus huu WhiOu ""o A~osNsNNSS
emissaries from Rome. tr
Mr. Griffith asked whether there was any in
tention ON the part OF the Government to allow
apy European Power to obtain possession OF
Tetusn, or any part Of the coast Of Morocco In
the Mediterranean, with reference to the Sc
curity Of the fortress Of G!bralter.
Lord Palmerston said that the Moorish Gov
eminent, being unable to pay, the sum agreed
upon under the treaty OF peace with Spain, II
had given rise TO long negotiations, and pro-
tracted occupation Of Tetuan by Spanish forces:
These negotiations were still In progress, and
her Maiesty's Government we're prepared 70 use
their good Offices with view 70 an amicaoie
adjustment Of the disputes In point OF TACT,
Mr., Hay had gone TO Morocco for the purpose
of assisting TO arrange the matter; but there
was no reason to suppose that the Spanish Gov
eminent intended to retain permanent possession
of Tetuan; they only held itundl the conditions
| we're fulfilled under which peace had been re
/ stored between the two countries. Any appre.
tensions, therefore, which the gentleman might
entertain were, 80 far as her Msjesty's Gov
eminent were Informed, altogether without
foundation. .aa.y....
The London Times gives place in its city
article to an Anonymous letter, calling attention
to the proposed American loan, and suggesting
that Britsh subjects taking part 10 il will Offend
the neutrality proclaimed by the Government.
The Times editorially eppends the following
! comment: "The annexed communication re
ates TO the possibility Of an attempt 70 raise
portion Of the proposed American civil wal
loan in this country. IL is not 10 be supposed
however, that any house Of influence would b
found willing to act as agent 10 such an opera
] ton, frapght as 1t would be with every elemen
- 49, al 40 nm
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IOi Aeeregate.

Ths commissioned officers Of the company
will be appointed by the Governor OF the State
furnishI1e II, and the non-commlssioned OH
GERS, until the company shall be embodied In q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

"a - MiEihUM. w ~
800 company officers aud enlisted men.
ssa4.aasl Colonel. ~
i Lieutenant Colonel.
y l1i Msjof% fF T(bfN
N ~ Adjutant' Il Aeptbnaht)
! Regimental Quarter Master (a Lieu
- tenant - ~;
Assistant Surgeon.
J Sergeant Major, - - -.
* j Reglmental Qaarfer Master 8 ergeant.
~ q | Regimenld Commissaty Sergeant. =
l Hospital Steward.
2Pfincipal Musicians. "a DaS 5ll. & I
p "a Musicians for Band. '-''',N Ihi.l.-'l !
liiis ea6 A Aso,eosts y9tio Htr, b7morcs ci !
81 81 90VVvv NSb'see'oi 4e-~o0 e., rtIg ~4it4fa !
|, sin-... ~, MAxIhUM.sa tiofit.rs ,,i,
3 l,Ol0 company officers and eplistsd meur51 /
moa rlColonel. seoib yd bqinsc % ylNHu !
,iH ia Lieutenant iColonel,eiqmo9 gu5.rt!f T,
rsrnl MalOrsr, .auar e7;,o rod ffiarnco,l /
ssH9l Adjutant(a n LieutensnU, ,i oj s1i.gs /
h 81 RegimentAl QuaEterr Master "a Lieuf
yFr,r ~ tenant).e WI r1royI nssd tsf ii o5 I
c.t ! Assistant Surgeon. 'o5 ificry IN, h
Sergeant Major. -. ,.oo,
pr,,, i Regimental Quartrr.M Master Sergeant.
',gIH Regimental, CommissAry Sergeant
,,',. Hospital Steward. -,t,g 81 .,,,q .
! =. 3 Principal MpsleIapa-5 ~inIf go 4
"a Mpsicians for Band. IVA -.,e,rgg-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

The Rrsas need q tte country st the present
.ime q he isssotA,ioa and preservation Of the
Union of all the States, upon the old and en-
during foundation OF mutual confidence ana
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17
TEN sRoEoK's HossEs,

.. Mr.. Ten Broeck's American horse Starke,
after running second for the GoodsOod Stakes,
on the 3lst, succeeded on the following day in
winning the GoodWood Cup. The race was q
iine one, as Starke only beat the Wizard BY q
head. The American horse Optimist was third
(three lengths behind), and Normandy was
fourth. The American horses had tho usual
liberal allowances In the weights carried, over
their English competitors, and q movement was
on foot 10 modify these allowances TO foreign
hr "A hnfaea f a1- III .f.r. t ."r.N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

Regiment, VII be appoIfted ~ the Captain, AZ.
terwards By ihe Oolonell on Recommendation Of
: Each Resimcns will 10 organized % follow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-17

The private subscriptions TO the Italian loan
amount to 963, 900, 900 francs. Among the
principal Subscribers there are Rothschild Of
Paris for $50 000, 600; Bolineda 4 Bsmbaroux
Of Turin for i23, ,000, 900. ...,. ,..sis,
/, A dispatch from Gen. Cialdini announces
that during the last three days the Resctonsts
had attempted combined and simultaneous
movement in several provinces, but had every
where been defeated. In the Province OTTER.
"a di Bari, Ofanto, and In the BAsilscats and
Capitanato many Reactlonists were killed. Gen.
CialdInI says: "0ur Losses are insignificant. -
The morale Of the National Guard has been
raised, they having sustained the brunt Of the
'epgagements. An attempted invasion OF Sors
on the Roman frontier has been repulsed We
have arrested Quatrebaris Of the Papsl army,
and two acolytes who have been stayiDg at Ma,
Piles. I have ordered them TO quit the country.
The disbanded soldiers are returning by hund,
reds. Two days more Of good fortune, and we
are masters OF the situation" -.nl DO.
The Laiis says the Archbishop Of Naples
had been removed, as apFecautionay measure.
He had zone 10 Ciyiia Vecchla. II .,f.
The ltallan Government bad determined to
withdraw the permlssion accorded 70 the Swiss
lately 10 the service Of the King Of Naples, to
remain AZ Naples. The sWiss Minister at
Turin had energeticalIy protested against this,
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spucfAL NOTICES.


ns- special Notice.
= $4,000 WORTH OF
" ma A NT DRY q . O ID y,
vt AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
CLOSE BUSINESS.
"A consequences Of the general financial derange;
ment throughout the country, we have determined
~ eli Cd our superior and desirable stock of
DRY GOODS,
at 4 GREAT SACRIFICE, TO close business as soon
W. offer this day, every article at PRIME
(,ekT from payer II Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought to this country.
large r. and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASK.
Linen sHEETING,
pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUcKABACK, &c, &C.
'p''A ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles Of French and Engiish
+ FABRI
for Ladies' and Ckildren's Dresses for spfihS'
winter anu EMBRoIDERIEs,
h''i ssnnawLs, cLoAKs and NANTES ,xcs
~ SUIRTlNGS and SHEETlNGe.
FLANNELs and BLANKETS, OF every oes'i'p
| ton. n,.ppps
tpoSRAzINEs and BLACk ALPACAS.
| pee Stock Of Goods for SERVANTS summer
ns Purchasers are invited to al ana c see '0'
| 'heHSe''' l.3 Main street, Eagle Square.
W All nersons indebted to US, viii please
| tI,and settle their accounts without delay, a.
longer indulgence will not be gwen p & co.
| NH 5-tS ---------
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Eg- Thoughts for Sick People:
DIR. HAhfPTONS TINCTURE!


NE InOuSNSs lOI sim lCUPiSc
DIR. HAMPTONS TINCTURE!
MR.. VIM HIGH,
No 1876 South Paca street, Baltimore,
(,vea of Rheumotism Dyspepsia and Nervous Disease
o~'a MI. EDWIN Il. sPRANKLIN,
No 27 Register street, Baltimore,
Most Dreadful of Scrofaa Of gears sdnding lost
a number Of pieces of bone, restored to health.
MISS MARY SCOFIELD, Teacher.
No. $50 Baltimore street,
Her case after years Of suffering, has dstonshed hsr
friends Let the afflicted cal to see her.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
boy in the family of the Hon. w. p. Thomas
son, once a member Of Congress from Kentucky
was mass of sores from head to foot. His eye
lids turned inside out, protruding over the eye
balls so as to produce blindness. He was cured
by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House,
suffered from these complaints for Is months. WIFI
BODY and mind severely affected. He was cured
by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, after other
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry T.. Wynn had Cough for five years.
great weakness, etc; had In all, hve or SIX phy-
Siciaus tried all the remedies, but was cured only
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TlNCTURE
eases. xn
Gala and get Pamphlets, and read many OF the
ost erful possible certificates OF cures OF the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond
by DR.. COOKE Fredericksburgi by All the Drug
s}sts in Petersburg by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY Baltimore and by Druggists and shop
As fe 2s-dGcwts
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Rirhmunn eispatft,
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH IA, 1851.


HAxp.CAar ExtaaAxr TO Prxa'e PEAx.--A
correspondent, writing from Denver City 70
the ST. Louis Republican, relate the hollow
ing:
81 knew young man in Lawrence, han .ssss
not vet Of age, who left that city in COMPANY
with boy much younger than h'ms .n,ar
was about the time SO many were ic'u -.
urououncing our minefal researches no on
strous humbug. This couple OF goid aa'e ~
tnrers nushed out of Lawrence en- roAes .us
this place. All they possessed III tne w. W.,
WA. hacked into rather ricketty hano.ea.'
They pushed IL on before them, SanPn a.,
ser I, =, NIGHT until they reached Fort hte!,
~ 80 ,hc xonnrer OF the two became ais
,nnrsseS hv the reports of its being all de-
lnsion and q humbug, repeated to MN every
hour almost by the returning adventuTe.s'
and concluded TO return. All his eHorts 10 m
ONCE his travelling companion TO accompany
him hack were OF no avail; and there, on the
x,,ae prsirse those two parted company one 10
rstnrn 10 his home, the other to push MS hand-
cart before him until he reached the noun
tains. ,a.,,, .A
after encountering many dihicuihes ano
DELAYS, occasioned by break downs, ne az las.
reached hts destination. he came INTO ta'
mountains, took up some claims, sold some
nnrrhassti Others, wen; on to the States las
rail- found a gentleman with whom he form
ed a copartnership, bought quartz niii, ahs
last spring brought il out and set ~ up mere
The mill proved to be the worst constructe'
piece of machinery ever brought TO ines
mines and has since been lad ASIDE as use
less The Young man has recently soio IA
interest in the old mill. and his claims on IN
Fisk Lode for something over $ll,ooo CASH
He still has valuable gold claims mere.
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sE Bakers Premium Bi.ssrs. p r y ypH M

sE Bakers Premium Bitte Bitter, p 4 yS Ha e
BiTTERs They are the only panacea for disease.
Do You suffer from Constipation, want of Appetite
or Indigestion BAKERS BlTTERS never fail
tstsd. restless at night aud incapacited for bust
ness BAKERS BITTERS will invigorate your
fresh yonr SAUNDERS, give you an exuberance OF
spirits that will make the laboss of the day as
1nare nastime Vegetable in their properties, and
prepared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
Of all diseases of the stomach aud bow and act
with electric rapdity upon the blood and liver.
,,,s,s NH It's
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A CrRE FOR SLIPPERY SIDEwALKs.-The
Niagara Falls Gazette tells a story OF two
Young ladies who were promenading along
the street recently, when one of them shipped
and came down on the icy pavement IKE
thousand of bricks" Jumping quickly up,
she exclaimed, soto roce, Before another
winter I'll have man to hang to; see II
don -
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nH- Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches!!! Il
have just receivd, by Adams Express, lot OF
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms. z s7 - .
p. S,-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at.
tended to. ca n be found ut all hours of the day
at the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri.
can Hotel, tentrAncs on nth street1 and At night
1t the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
AZ ls-ts r. q. H0RSON.
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nN- A Physiological View Of Marriaig age.
Containing nearly 800 pages, and iSo hne piaaes
JAMS in state of health aud disease with trea-
ffise on self abuse, its deplorable consequences
mon the mind and body, with the authors plan
Of treatment-the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report OF cases
treated truthful adviser to the married anu 4,
doubts of their physical condition. Sent free OF
hostage to any address, ON receipt OF 20 cents IN
specie or postage stamps, by addressing,
ffe 26-dSswsm DR.. LA CROlX. Albany, N. Y.
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APorHECARIEs, 30.
~
II 'osLfh hAcH MIST,

<E<x CHEM ST,
NJ GRADUATE OF PHARMACY,
IA LATE LAIDLEY KoBtsaosJ
Main and Fyth Streets, Sign Of the Red hoTfaT'
RICHMOND, VA, -
n.rrfac.nrer Of and Dealer in pure and reliable
NE6ItJNEs selected aud prepared by himself,
Expressly FOR physiciaas', plantation and family
use. All new and rare Remedies, pare Chemicals
md Pharmaeeutieals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Bags. Surgeons Instruments, Implements, &c,
at manufacturers prices. , Y..
Bapdsges, Braces, SHp I~s i'D'''' NN'1
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes and Combs q "a. al
arni,e ois 0ils OF ali kinds. Burning Fluid,
Paints, Glass, Dye stuns and Vaanshes
prime SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
pure Medical Brandy, Wines and whisky
Fiavoring Extracts Tor Cooking, SooslhS n
and all other articles kept IN nrst eLtss pra 4
store and ON as good terms as sinla articles can
Ia hnno hf for either North or south. NH ,