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FAIR FIELD RACES
FALL M u arsInT ~ '~(

NV HI commence the Sd Tuesday in Os.
tober next and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats. 5000 an.
franco, half forfeit 20 which there are ten sub
scribers, with the best colts in tho u. States--
eight of the ten distinguishes winners.
1. David IL, Brach enters b. c. Tobacconist, by
GohsnnR, (late Winfroe's)
2. VIM. Il. Johnson enters b. C. Herr Gins by Sir
Arcby
3, Jas J. Harrison enters wiIkiEson's ch c. by Sir
Archy.
4. WIN. NJ West enters McGheo.s b. c. Sir Walter,
nhs winner OF the Stallion Stakes At Tree Hil)
by Monsieur Tonson.
5. VIM. Wynn enters b. c. Anvil, by Monsieur
Tonson.
6. VIM. IL. Minge enters b. f. Florida, by Contsu.
ton.
2. Jne NJ. Bolts enters br. c. Douglass, by Gohau.
ma, out Of the dam Of Collier.
3. Richard Adams enters b. c. Primers by Ratlsx
y. Henry A. Tayloe enters CorneIia, by Ratls7.
10. Jno Minge enters bl. c. Black Hawk, by Hot.
spur.
SECOND DAY.
fropretor's Purse $500, tive mile heats, en-.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club PURGE SEQ, without discount, faas
mile heats, entrance $50
FOUNTH DAY
a Colt S@eePstake. two mile heats, 800 en-.
trance, half forfeit, to which there ara four sub
seribcrs, namely:
!. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. C. by Go.
hanna.
2. Jns. n. Potts enters CHI. E barbara by Gonanna,
out of Wild Cat.
.. Thos: Carter ontors CHI +. by Hespur, dan. by
Jack Andrews.
a. o. r Hare enters b. f. Kate Ksnnon by Con.
tention, dam Columbia.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling. House.
.R SSSi as6s abiAms, Fropri''''',
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SHE subscriber will recommends his Scholas.
n tic Exercises the fret Mondsy Of next
month, (Scpt 3D. in that retired, salubrious and
delectably situated House, on the corner Of I and
18th streets, on Shockoe Hill, within about sixty
yards Of Che Baptist Church now building, and
abost hundred yards Of the City Hall.
Terms Of Tuition tho as heretofore, wiz
For Greek, Latin, SC and the higher branches OF
months, $40
For other studies, preParatoTyfor the
Counting Room OF Mercantile business, &C. 30
N. B.-As tho number Of pupils will be limited
to twenty, such parents or guardians az intend to
enter their children, will please call on the subscr
Der, at the aforementioned House, without DELAY.
JAMES A. OSWALD.
Richmond, Aug. 23-2awtS
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Now in Richmond. ali the expenses men,
toned above. will not exceed


Showing large aott saving in expenses, alone
of $1,000 nua,ly,-which all must consider a
handsome clear income for houses doing even
large busn0ss.
Now if these tLiGge be true, (and that they sro
so we not only firmly believe, hat think we have
proved to the subtraction 81 all removable inonl
what binders Our supplying all who may come
mere, ON as good terms be offered any whore
IN this countryi Noshing We confidently repeat
nothing does, eafs or win prevent our furnish
ing all who na9sisa this City, with most descrio
tons of Dry Goods on terms that must prove ga
tistactory. That we haze done this for several
seasons past, is admittod by many respectable Mer-
chants, who were constrained to aay that the y,crs
ANNE of getting supplies at the North was pretty
mucb all that remained of the once boosted nr
pcriorty of those markets over this But eren
hs remaining eircHastance 10 rapidly giuing ,eaQ
to the force Of frsfh and the far greater eoRpeni
enee OF obtainitE supplies here. Already many
who hare for years gone North, arc bnying their
Goods here, and we have heard again and again
men OF high responsibility and intelligence say,
tnat they had never obtained their supplies cheaper,
All things considered, moro to their satsfaetion
IN every respect.
And now may We not be permitted to ask, why
any viii longer alloy tbsmeeves ITO be i,ayyeFs OF
wood and eaFfieTs of water" for tho Northern Job
Der, Northern Importer British Agent7 And
why should not all saite in building up gresf
city IN our own State all can be Supplied on
thu best termA Assuiedly, every feeling Of pst.
rtotfsm, rs well Of interest, demands this ut our
bands. With water power unrivalled, with roines
OF the best Goals, believed to be nexhaustible for
centuries to como, with noble river loading di.
Foctiy TO the ocean, with back country of inn
mense extent and witha soil and climate giving us
entire control Of the earliest market for our bread
stutfs, and tho best European markets for our TO.
baceo, with tho prospect Of an esrIy improvement
ot the great channel of communication with the
West--to say nothing Of the gcat degree Of health
enjoyed here--giyes Richmond an aggregate of adj
yantagos of which few cities in the Union can
boast, and which, if at all improved, must make
hcr sooner rlater, a place of great Importance.
We shall be gratihed to see you as carly in tho
season as conyeniont---at any rate before our as.
sortment is much broken.
We arc, very respectfully
Your Obedient Servants.
+. g. }. s. JAMES &. co. 4
Richmond September 18Th, 1882
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500 PACKAGES :


Consisting principally of the following articles viz:
WILSON'S NAPT CoTTONS, in bales, well
assorted,
Point, Dufie, Whitney, Rose and fancy BLANK.
ELS, in bales aud trusses,
Blue, green, mixed and drab Plains and Kerseys
tearnoughts, Lion Skins and Flushings, assorted,
Stout, middiing and extra stout Red Paddings
Ieiershams, of various colors and well assorted,
Double milled Drab Cloths, do. do.
Red, white and green Flannels, do. do.
Green Baizesa Friczes,
superior British and American Cassmeres, choices
lot,
Fine, suPcffne and extra Cloths, Of almost evory
color and quality,
Bangup, Geaoa aad Constitution Cords and Bea
verteens,
Dark mixed and eoIoted Linseys. Army Cloths; &c;
SattinsttS, of almost every style and quality,
Best French and English Black Bornbaznes
Do do. do. Merino Cloths black and
BoInbazetts, of various colors and qysiitics
Tartan Piaids, blue and brown Cambse,s,
Clrcassiaas, well assorted,
Super and common Toiiinett, Valencia and other
Plain & figured white & colored Marsolss Vestings.
Plain black Fiorentine, Satin and Velvet do
Rich English embroidered silk do.
Worsted, lambs woodland cotton Hosiery, Of almost
all kinds,
French and Eoglish silk Hose, half Hose and
Gloves,
Mems and wonien's English beaver, woodstock and
uog-skln Gt0Veg, us
Do: do, French horse-skin, wash leather,
Mems super and conimaa woolien Gloves
Italian and French, English and India Lustr;f,gs.
A great variety of sstins, FiOrences Gro de Maps
Black and coIoroa Isaiian Craps, and black hat
Mandarin, Nankin and Canton crapesand shawIs.
lf ian. and Ffenoh ss~9ag Silks and English
Patent Sewing Thread, Seine Thread, sc. Of vari-
nus colors aud Nos,
Spool Cotton. Floss Cotton and Cotton Balls,
INDIA and English SILK, Flag 81 B4ndanna Hdkfs,
Italian, English and India black silk Crsvats,
great variety Of ladies' Thibet Wool and McriAo
Scaris, Shawfs and Hdkfs.,
"A great variety of rich Grape Hermann SILK. CAME
and other Hdkfs.,
Black aud colored Cashmere Shawis,
Cotton bandanna, pullicat and roinal Hdkfs,
ladies' white cotton pocket Hdkfs. and Clint1
White and colored bordered linen cambria Hdkfs..
Real and imitation Linen Cambrics
IRISH and Flemish Sbostings, 5.4 and Cd wide,
10 ana "A IRISH and German Shifting Linens, in
whole and half pieces,
Brown Hollands, birds eye and Russia DIAPERS.
Cd, IA, Sd, "a and 1914 Table Diapers and Ds
Masks ''U "a
Brown and white Enolisb Tlbr..J T,.1, ri
Gloves, '''V"0
British Oznabnrgs and Ticklenburgs,
Thread Lnces and EdgiDgs,
Gimp and cotton do DO
Plain and figured Bobbinetts.
Infants Caps-yeTgrieh,
Black and white Lace Wells
White Lace Capos, Collurstts, Canezoos. and otbs,
Neck Dresses, SUI ''"''
Linen and cotton Tapes and Bobbins.
Splendid bonnet and cap Ribbons,
Common and super belt do.
Tsffeta, Satin and Love Ribbons as.o,t.d
Silk and velvet Guard Ribbons.
W orsted and silk Braids, Cords, Tapes. &c.
LONDON q. Mixed London gilt and common pack /
I liNl. ana inquired vest and coat Buttons,
Fatent covered, basket silk, paper and other But |
teTs' including pearl iapened silk, &c. &c.
0est SHELL tuck, long bent and side Combs.
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"a oTICE.--By vi5toe of a Deed Of TFdst exc
IL cutcd to me by Newman Faulconor, and OF
record in Orange county court, for certain purn0-
ses therein mentioned, win DO sold TO the highest
bidder on the 4Gh Monday in September, at Orange
court house, certain HOUSE AND LOT or
LAND situated at Orange court house, now in Tho
occupancy of Newman Fauleoner-It il n GOOD
brick house with store room and chamber hSlo,,
and .wo convenient rooms above, a good cellar Gc
II is situated between The two tayeyns and ;s -
eSoellaBt stand for store, Persons wishing % err
gage IN the mercantile business would de- well 70
attend the sale. The ncighbourhood l. ssrsi -
any in Va. 4 credit of one, two and tbroe vos,s
will DO given on the purchase money nno0 shr
purchasers giving bond with approved security
with deed OF trust OF the propsrtv To secnre IN.
satne--A the same time and place, will he vold Of
ereoH o. SIX months, all sums above ten dol
i eeSso tee SAID Newman Fsulconer's STOCK or
1OODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE.
row on hand, together with his HOUSEHOLDS
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE; bond H. approved
security VIII be required TO secure tho
purchase money. Liberty is reserved TO
eenange the terms Of sale on tho day thereof
circumstances require it. The title to said house
ho iot IS believed 10 be good but acting trustee
shai convey only such is vested in me.
Sc I0-tds. JOHN VOOLFOLK, Trustee.
4 A
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FNEE and WstasfeF. Goods.

and are daily expecting considerable additional
in store by the 10th inst, when more particular
notice will appear--n the mean time, they will be
glad to see such Country Merchants and others, as
may be now ready to buy, all of whom IRE assured
that great exertionp will be made TO give satisfac.
ton. .en 4
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ADVERTISEMENT,

Within tho last ten days we have added yery
considerably to our stock of STAPLE & FANCY
GOODS. making it the largest we have ever Offered
for sale, and rather exceeding
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RICHMOND TREE-HILL RACES

NM LII commence as usual, the Jst Tuesday
w in October next. and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion s.akes-two mile heats
entrance $200-play or pay.
1. yno. M Bolts enters the produce of Johanna.
2. Jas. J. Harrison enters tho produce of Arab.
3. I. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur
Tonson.
4. Tn. p. Hare enters the produce of Contention
5. VIM r. johnson enters the produce of Medley.
D. Walter Livingston entcrs the prodHce of Eclipse.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietors Purse S30O-two milo bsatr
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse Sl80e-fesr m;le heats.
FOURTH DAY.
Proprietor's Purse $208--two mile bsats
ALSO,
swcepstake--two milo beats--en,Yancg 5000
half forfeit. and closed,
l. WIN. r. Johnson euieJs Es4l brother TO Polly
Jones, (siferr Cline!'o
2 Abnor Robinson enters TonSoYT co3er suit Of the
sister of Sally MCGEE, (.ss,r Waller scott."y
8. 5no. M Belts enters GobanNx flIey out OF
Phillis.
A. Jas. M. selden enters b. +. by Spring EiIy, oat
of Sentinel mare
5. Jno. M. Bolts enters b. O. bv Gohanns ouS OF
Dairy Maid, ("Rolla.")
The Purses this Race Week ut Tree-Hil arc
worth $36o0 The great number of horses in
training and the number of training stable. render
it probable that 10 IL will start for each of the
three days regular curses.
The first day, in the important stallion stakes
there IL no forfeit, and it is thought in Old Vrri
MAS best days. that there never w ere as MANY colt.
OF first rate promise. The last days sweepstakes,
Herr Cline, the winner of the stakes Mt New Mark
ct and MISUNDERSTANDING Scott, the winner of
ing stainon stakes fsst .PEae at Tree Hill-Roila,
the very promising Gohanna colt of Mr.. Bolts and
Mr. Seldcn, who, for the honor of the Central
Course, mast be 'there or thereabouts" contend,
for Purse of $500. The extraordinary good
heaith OF our city, and the promise of weeks
pleasant recreation, it is hoped, will give us once
again, the opportunity of shaking hands with old
friends and making new acquaintances.
by the Secretary Of the Trse-kiH Club.
sept 6 tf
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Tons STEEI. made from Swe<ios, yo,
- of superior quality, just received, nssi TO.
sale by j. J. FRy
sept IL
DEN KNIVES AND RAZORS.--Th. .ub.cr;-
n bers have received an assortment of splendid
Pen and Desk KNIVES, which can be recommend
ed for their valuable properties. Also an arsort-
ment of RAzORS, equally good-subjcct to be
returned should they not prove TO be the true mag
mum bonum.
scy IL SANXAY g. STREET
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Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.
F. 81 ]. S. JAMES d. Co,

MARKET SoUARE, RIcHMosp, Va,
Importers OF British Goods, and Dealers in Euro
Pea1, India and american Goods, generally,
AVE received, by the EouAToR, from Iii.
III IL rerPool, and various vessels from the north,
large portion of their supply of
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BROAD-ROCK
FALL RACES. 1870.

ME Races over The Broad Rock Course will
IL commences TUESDAY. the 95,b SON
TENDER next, and continue DAYS
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstakes--frst post -sweepstake. 9 mils
heats, entrance $500, p. or p /, free for any colt
that mover won race, at the time of subscribing
their names. Subscribers: james j. Harrison.
John M Bolts, VIM. X. johnson, and William
Wian Second Race, same day, a colt swecpstake
two mile heats, entrance $780, half forfeit, four
subscribers.
John M. Bolts enters g. f. by Gohanna, out of
Clifford dam.
John Mingo enters .. f. by Hot.pur, ou. of a
Jack Andrews.
James j. Garrison enters 8. f.by Shawnee, dam
Charlotte Pace.
William Wynn cnters Monsieur Touson sot
out of Needs Bedford Marc.
SECOND DAY.
Tha Proprietor's Purse, two mile heats purse
$500, entrance SIS. ~
THIRD DAY.
The Jockey Club Purse, 3 mile heats, entrances
80 purse $500, money hung up.
This being the FIRST of the now Club n full
meeting of the members is requested at Broad
ROCK ON The evening Of the colt race, for tho pur-
pose OF appointing officers. sc.
sep lit 1. PUCKETY, Proprietor.
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WHOLE-TRSPs, al lot ofEngiish Molo.Trap,
%SM tor sdle W =. s. RUS r.,
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A Select Schoog.

Richmond September l5ia, 1882 ss !" 80 :
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

DIR. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAd, one
OF The most eectual remedies yet discovered for the
cure Of that most Obstructive disease on Cl7ILDRR
the SUMMER COMPLAINTsasno recommended
to families, as medicine which will save the lives of
hundreds, when timely administered, in Bowel Com
Plants, Cholera AOr6us, Dysentcry &c and in all
diseases arising from diseased state of the Stomach
ana LtUer, as Dyshefsia, Indigestion, Sick Head
.aehe, &c. it will be found pleasant cure. Certf-
Gates from physicians and families have been received
fully supporting its high character and detailing
OF great Importance neatly put up in walls and
accompanied with general directions for il use at the
low price of IS cents per vial.
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VALUABLE
MND1O1NN9o
DIR. Relics Botanical Drons.

DIR. Relies Botanical Drops,
One OF the best medicines yet discovered for all
impurities of the bloOd--a most certain and effec-
tnal remedy for the Scrofula, St. Anthony's fire,
Leprosy, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, pimpled and
carbuncled Faces, foul fostering Eruptions, Sour
w, Fever Surcs, though the bone has becomes
carous. Sore Legs. Sore Eyes, Ulcers. &c.
DIR. Relies Asthmatic Pills,
Give immediate relief. Often cure the most OBJ.
sinate coughs. Common colds are frequently re
moved in few hours by them.
DIR. Relies Aromatic Pills for Females.
For female complaints, such as distractions, de.
bllty, green sickness, &c,
DIR. Relies Ambitious Pills.
powerful remedy for bilious complaints.
DIR. Relies Vegetable Specific.
One Of the best remedies known for Dy spepsa,
sick head ache &C.
DIR. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment.
It's good effects al immediate. II has often cured
Rheumatism of years standing, in "a hours.
Dumfrie's Itch Ointment.
Cures in one hours application only No danger
trum taking cold-cOntains no mercury or other
dangerous ingredient.
Dumfrie's Remedies for the Piles.
One Of The best articles known for this trouble
some complaint. ~
Dumfrie's Eye Water.
most highly approved wash for sore, inflame,l
and weak eyes.
British Antiseptic Dentrifce.
a most superior article for whitening and pre-.
serving the teeth and gums.
Albion Corn Plaster,
Gives immediate ease as soon as applied, and
gradually draws the corn out by the roots, without
the least pain.
Camprian Tooth-ache Pills.
lhe relief is immediate, without the least injury
to the teeth. 'N''
The G6Ooe raLudble preparations are sold on
Agency By the Subscribers.
ID. B. Vaughan e. Go.
No. 444 Market street, Wilmington.
October l2--tf
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Byam,s chemical E,nb,ocnsto.,
On, LIQUID OPoDELDoC.

OR, LIQUID OPoDELDoC.
THIS article is warm and penetrating and an ex-
cellent Embrocation for Govt and Rheumatism.
Bruises and Sprans even those of long standing are
removed by it, and it is of the utmost service for weak
and icketty children, also for the cramp and for
numbness stiffness and weakness of the joints. 1t is
most ehcacious remedy for slight burns or scalds,
where the skin is not broken, extracting the fire very
soon and if used Immediately, will prevent them from
bliserng For chilblains in the hands and feet it is
by far the best remedy known For stiffness in
the neck and joints, frozen limbs and chapped hands,
1t has succeeded better than any other application
ever before used ; and when the complaint does not
readily yield by friction, flannel wetted with the
fluid must worn on the part This approvedliquid
in numerous cases has been found only far supe-
ror 10 the cid fashioned Opodeldoc, but has also per-
formed cures when British Oil, Ess. Mustard, and
many other remedies have totally failed
Those articles may be had of
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No. 1877 Mdrket-street Wilmington, opposite The
bank OF Defdcdre. July eff
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CLOAKs. CLOAKs, CLOAKs.
500 Ladies and cbildrens CIoahs.

500 Ladies and Childrens CIoaIks,
An sizes, colours and qualities are now for sale by
the dozen or single one, at the DRY GOODS STORE
OF the subscriber who has for sale Cloths Cassmers,
Sattnets, Blankets, Nesting, Merinos, Bonbazetts,
Hosiery, Gloves, Calicoes, Sheetlngs, &C. &c. go
Also, a large assortment of FANCY BUTTONS,
for vests and childrens huzzar dresses.
Also, Lavender and Cologne Water, Bears Oil and
Fancy Soap.
ISAAC G. TURNER,
$40 Marka street, 2 doors East Of The Western Bank
Philadelphia. October 5-6t n
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COMMUNICATION.
Asiasic Cholera.


SWANS pANACEA is now universally admit
ted to be the best and most certain purifier Of the
blood and juices of the body introduced for the
general of Its &c ion OIL the blood, and pu-
Iif"ing qualities, Of peculiar kind 1t is more
like rich cordial, in point Of taste ai.a flavor, than
an Alternative medicine. The most tender infant can
take it without any Inconvenience. The public may
depend on its being safe and innocent preparation.
The Panacea is an antidote to all poison in the
blood, and juices Of the body, Of which many persons
afflicted in varions ways. Il is now used with
success in all parts Of the world, and has become
standard remedy in many important cities in Europe
1t has bee Of more servire than any other medicine
ever known. This fact is admitted by every candid
man. Orders from all parts Of tho country arc re-
ceived by every mail, and by almost every vessel
irving in the United States from foreign ports.
This fact shows the estimation in Which the medicine
is held at distance and indeed, wherever there has
been an opportunity of testing its virtues.
As the operation of Swam's Panacea is directly
upon the blood, cleansing it If all impurities, it is
scarcclytto be doubted that its would be. in a
great degree, preventive Of the Asiatic Cholera for
it must be reasonable that those whose blood is in
pure condition. are less lahle to receive contagious
disease than those whose juices dsordercd by
disease excess and If the Panacea should thus be
the means Of preventing the Cholera, as it may
sonably be Supposed it will gain a claim to ad-
miraton and add another leaf to its laurel crown.
Il Medical Man 7uihont P1cjadiCe
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RAAS0AR@ N1ORRhs
Corner of Carpenter & iSfCfs street,
1fPHILADEIPHIA,
HY ISAAC ANDERSON.

(Successor of William Anderson, deceased.) O.
THIS Establishment has undergone a thorough re-
pair and is now IN good order for the reception of
visitors, where they may rely on having every atten
ton paid them.
" Rooms for Societies and Clubs, in good ORDER
and we'll furnished. June 12-6m
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sfftfEtehfS!fsStOl"S G'eOStCS.
Tho subscriber haviIE tho twenty eighth day Of
August 1882, obtained lrleis Of administration upon Il Q
estate Of James Wilson, late u r'ndywi hundred is
sal county, deceased houly notifies al persons having
demands against the estate df said deceased present
their accounts properly authenticated, or before the
twenty eighth day OF gust next ensuing, abide by
act Of Assembly Of tho State OfDelawae, such
made and provided
kBNER CLOUD, Admir-.
Brandywine Hundred Aug. rs, 1882 Sl--.2m
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HIGHLY USEFUL APPARAVUS.

MR.. GARDEL, French Chemist, Pupil of The
NARp q RoBIeuET, has the honor to inform the citi-
gems of Philadelphia, and other cities of the United
States, that, with the appreciation and recommenda
ton OF the most celebrated Chemists of Philadelphia
Doctor X. Hare and Doctor Bache, he has properly
and conveniently fitted up easy Apparatus for the
purpose of
DISINFECTION.
That Apparatus reduced, and evidently more con-
veDiently constructed, than in the form employed by
the celebrated chemist Guyton de Morveaa, possess
es the great advantage of disengagng at command
the Chlorine Gas; it destroys all ieid emanations
from vegetables animals, sick or dead all MAS
mes propsgated by infected air, (miasmes properly
called, and those propagated by an immediate con-
tact, Contagious princples)
1t decomposes all strange substances combined with
the atmosphericaar, and renders it perfectly pure.
Every apparatus will be delivered, with directions
for USE undersigned with the handwriting of the COM
poser.
For sale az the Drug and Chemical Stores of
Z. BRINGHURST, No. 1877,
And JOSEPH BRINGHURST,
July l7-t No. 81, Market ST. Wilmington.