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RrDucrloN OF PRICES


~ Sfrcsf Shcctcs mn. li,If door % Sraa TlrcrHl
- ESPECTFULLI thanks his customers and
the public, for The liberal patronage heretofore eNcnicd
and he would t0sc DESTROYS N consulting economy
dress 10 give him call determination reduce
his price 20 per cent rn his focrim Tor CASA Noiihstand
inc this reduction m pfce. De- VIII that articles
from his establishment shall De- equal n the hest point style
workmanship andqualW Tie respectfully socsa public
patronage and hopes by strict attention 10 business
ton 10 a who may favor him their orders Residents
invited 10 ea with thcr ny doing
he accommodated by having their goods made
and at preS which cannot fail 10 render satisfaction
- dim
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RICHMOND, va NOV. 30, 1912.
RICHMOND DAILY WING
By ALENANDEn nfOsELEy.

Ttsss or susscRrnos.ro City co u., Ven,
aud 0 shorter period sen by mail slop,y.h,. !,
all eases, IN advance.
Apssriso-for square OF lines or e.) one n.er
u" 80 cents two insertions 81 IL! 81 and
every succeeding insertion - ecniS.
Transient advertiser must pay n advance
The number Of insertion. Of Advertisement. he noted on ,
Ms they will bs to be stopp-d and
s' accordingly 10 oder- to -iop also bee writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares and in t,a,
proportion Tor advertisements greater length and $40 for one
square, except Anetoneers AMI Io, charged
500. paper inchlded)
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Mt Mrs BcEroRr their obligations fcnis for
their generous patronage Of the school and the
confidence placed them. They safc labor 10 render the
school worthy Of patronage Such ms Of disc iuic-
ton will hc pursued best calculated develop the powers Of
i mind and induce Independent habits while such r.
gard viii continue 70 hr paid 10 the moral training Of their pupils
The Importance Of the subject demands ~ continued patr
mage AMI cooperation NJ their cn. they hope render the
school mn efficient AUXILIARY a thorough practical education
mo-
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LANDS FOR SALE.

fic subscriber Will sell the following Tracts
OF Land situated in the county Of Hencn about seven miles
a",'e Cmnoni Tho St lands lie Tavern
and the Hungary Water station The land VIII II. snhI
" IN ooGy 10 sii' purchasers. acrrs
- o a''es' nan IN "oods-one Of 100 heavily tim
oee "odlantone 81 iss tbered ami running
t Fredericksburg Railroad water -tati,one OF -
oSt's WIN sufficient quantity and tnheroDe Of a.
aeres with the necessary buildings fy acres win stab
pu-,ss great bargain may the above mentioned
Apply To ihe subscriber near the Brook Tavern
S-w4w
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POWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.

'HiS institution. which has been in constant
operation Tor the last years management OF the
ue = poa~niy located about above the civ OF
ot IN neghborhood moral intelligent unusually beahh
u Inc buildings large and conmoous-Do e.peDsr hovirg
peh sd 10 provide for the comfort accommodation of the
pup Ie course of study is liberal ystenaeeyerv p
e facility being afforded for acquiring thorough and prae
Aoge OF Tire useful ard polite complete fsm.Je
euu Ie supervision parental calculated the Prn
ga RUSS 70 improve the taste his pupils
e c room Is supplied with extensive well scIeced an
faus Tor Illustrations AMI experiments different Department.
II natural
ne soho1stc year Is divided nd summer term
e ofner comprising pcnc OF x months commences ON the
% Monday IN November and Friday in April
W seI comprising period Of four months commences ON the
@ honiy m Jne and closes Friday in September
vacations IN The months Of May and October
The charges for the term Commencing on IN. s NJ
''y IN november neri and payable at s coe, follows
Board and Tuition the English Branches s7s on
",'.' "'0'''"ns ~, oi ftano -
49," ~
Drawing and Painting a %
Class in Chemistry. ~ WV
fus WI be- received charged only from thu
'e ~ ADMISSION An communications directed to smith
vile, Powlatan.
- -V-cu JOHN n. TTNsTEY Prinrip,t
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MEADOW FARM VALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY,

IHNHE next scholastic year of this institution
II under the superintendent Mr. and Mrs NJ L. BirkCnI
VIII commence on the 9th of January Si3 and embrace
o ten months exclusive Eve
In addition the number four more
can be accommodated IN family all OF whom VIII the
parental Of Mrs Snor ami myself well n enjoy the a.,
vantage of the society private instruction Of their teachers who
also members Of
TERMSFo board Zone half he paid 9th Of Jun. and
the othor ha NJ the Close OF the year but Il paid advance
per will be- deducted. sion
For tuition also To be paid halfannualyl fret riii
Of English Il
The common English branches. 20
Astronomy, Chemistry Natural, Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy, Sc. %
French Ancient Languages and Mathematics 30
Pupils VIII be considered year unless an Al,
the contrary made entrance No de-
ducuon will be made except in cases Of pro,r
sickness.
This school situated Hanover county about seven mile.
from Richmond, which place communications should be "a
rcctcd w b. SYDNOR
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PIBLIC SALE or IIANOVEn Lawn.

'BNHE subscriber, intending To remove to one
= Of The Weston States viii oIor hy public auction
ON The prcmisr Tuesday sou day December ncu Il
ar otherwise the first fair day thereafter. Undivided interest
being four sHs about ago ~ the anf lately the
Residence Of Nlih1 Tiney decd living county OF Hanover
on Machums Creek AMI aiouug the ans ~ Hector Davis
VIM w. campbell and Others q distant about miles from
Richmond miles FROM Hanover Hoc and about mile.
from Che Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Road This
hui has ON comfortable Dwelling House the neress,-
outholscS good rancn anil o-eh,ris and hois
with springs Of hc finest water has several fine marble beds
The sou ~ Eori quality and thc l.ort0n OF
Creek bow fouuis ceinei equal any Gst the country
ami about half s stn IN Woi The % &c. sn,
proportion ~ the purchase ie balance ono and
two ycafs-tc purchaser bond approved security ami
deed ~ u" 10 the deferred payments rc land viii b.,
sh'Wn by myself OF Capt Joseph g. Wngh IT, residing ON the
premises } =. n. TtNSITY
y RSlouh The hni be- .oii VIII Dc ieassi Tor term
" years ne may De- agreed Ters hr tie d,v ami
Al the place Aforesaid valuable arecs OF househoH %
ure bes AMI Hccad Book aud Drsk Wariro,c ntryy
and Harness AMI msny articles f,r table use
n rTVsf
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I WISH 20 Iease my presenL residence. IA fen

WISH to lease my present residence, Ia few
miles below King Queen three ar five wear.
as me lessee may prefer lies quite bold
and The facilities Of shipping receiving whatever Is des ara
very frequently offered IN the f-h taken in abpdan
Just on tle door and within few dwelling fine bold
rng The hgh iafi contains 2jO which by the ppoces.
no" pursuing OF Inning and using os from and must
SON o. ina1e N-r productive. grazing considerable
extent attached % the Bus place consist.
IN 'r eLf'f're Miao~s which yield annually amount
nay There pres ~ power recently erected and Ia,
houses on each side Of H. The with
e premises b. had sufficient pr1rc uinq the
NofNoi the establishment ami stock of description very
low '
- on the rter and respects valuable eona nnr
$50 acres susceptible of advantageous division tracts
With ihs place a. Dol had STOCK f,rinc utensils o
very moderate terms Onetd Of purchase money wou h.
wanted Boz eashe baance might be- retained pr1
utcd The interest upon should be paid annually.
bondley ~ Now 1912. JAMES GOVAN
I1-cIavff
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

Nv MONDAY. the End January offered Cor "a
~ io the highest bder credit ~ months. AZ Louis.
Court House SLAVES. whom likely Young men
Blacksmith AMI Fofgcman, and the Wagner and
tons Of excellent iron o be- purcha-ers
The Slaves he sotl front door OF Melons Tavern
ami thr Iron the Dcpot
AMI on hc 3l Monday n The month being Cou Day viii
hc offered Coz sale, distosns
of such property Amhcr Cofd House among
whom valuable Hons, ami her children boy
md n rirl from 3 n years
Bons and approved secuuy VIII De required purchasers
AMI crrf,afes Of Ce Of Courts of distant viii
cevcd tesfuny determining reponsihtss OF eeuta-
Known the subscriber.
CffAS = JONE5 Admf
ds 2-ewS' Dc bonis non of Thomas Maybury. deed.
tOG GB LOzENGES.-Ju-i prepared. a aippy o. Cough
- iozengs- % much cahsi of list Winfer-for ras By
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'ifls pTtze--smountns n sg3s93
Tickets s5lialveS g. 81 75-Eishh. a -!
The puee Of certificate package Of &c whole Ticket.
'h above splendid Lottery only $500 20 halves
only slOo; nieaie OF 90 quarters certificate of
20 eehs h21 and certificate package may draw the
four highesz prizes
Sani shares and certificates OF packages above
Brilliant Aoiery constantly estes1 variety of mum
bA chee Of the Managers Main End door below corner
Main ana th Streets. Richmond, Va
M orde by mail viii meet the prompt NJ
soon as % drawing over Of all who
order from bus J. C. GREGORY a On No. WV
hrnnri Y.
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ua RAN AWAY

LNROM the subscriber, residing near Amherst
Court IIousc. about three months hoy, named
JOHN RANDOLPH dark muo about ~ years lie -
well for his but has mlh that rrconcct
have been informed that boy the above description
IN the employment NJ the canal between
paee and Richmond passing himself oh free but strongly
poet that he been kidnapped and carried reward Of $40
VIII be paid u he be- taken county $50 II sokcn
county md committed JAIL 500 and
secured that got again WILKINS WATSON.
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---------To
- = a Justice of the Peace for the aforesaid
uiat Whose Is subsrnhed
as an ates'ng personally appeared before me r.;
- Aforesaid and made oath, that the above named -
-; :, -, - - whose names subscribed As par
rr To the above letter of attorney t a,s
ehee OF ne said witness their act nd deed -
Witness my hand and seal this day Of eishae, h,r
dred and - ''sNee" nun
10 cNHtladnc - tetHI
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CORN OF PRnNNN

IL NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS 1n., -. Il,
SUBSCRIBER being Stockholders the James diver and
VIVA COMPANY do hereby and appoint - on
auothey AMI proxy, to represent of Us in an
sei OF the Stockholders Of Company when we an
p'es-nto or represented by PROXY with np
PWe' anu aloy at such general give such vos q,
so ana 70 do such other each OF Us rob giv
20 As member OF the said meeting II personally r,se
@ 20 trey riiy and confirm whatever or votes act or
AS our san attorney may lawfully us in uuanca
oil llle authority hereby conferred npon him r
Wines our hands nd seal. TIN. - dav Of - ,.,
eight hundred and '"S "'ou-<hu
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHN COW
PANY

es' annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the lame,
= ~ ana hanaNia Company Will be the Capitol IN ths
DAY the 18th December next ' "" ''
by order Of the President Directors
pi.., 81, w b. CHTTrENDEN. seey
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u,vi,, e.. tHsRLorrEsvrLLE. Sept H. 1870
'or many years Of life under the private u,
y, niso"' take great pleasure bearing nv testimony
singular Etess for the tasks OF Instruction To g,p,, 49,
% ne nni'es an admirable equanimiy and patience OF ter.
WI" grateful and lively recollection 81 the aids rhs, -
hs Instructions safely recommend him 6 h.,
MS moral qualifications singular tact in NJ
s u energies dscipiining and renderinr
aiiainments Of his pupils Ar ~ ,StIto nr1 inc
N aso 70 Hugh y Garland ESQ., Petersburg and Prof Ro
bert g. Branch HamPlen Sidney College - ~ 'o' NO
/ h''
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CREASED EXPEDITION
ss:-s The Public are hereby informed that
- \ under an arrangement between the Road Com
q ! Tany and Stage Line. the Fare Richmond To
Es-ES-s LyneIhurg Will be S7-and Charlottesville
RrvFTN Passengers leaving Richmond Railroad n
r-ssA=-i NJ reach the junction and thence
proceed together with passengers the
North on the Louisa Railroad Gorousvt by stages
L" 'hlro'vic, reaching charlottesville NJ and Cocks
rs miles west by Cocke n,It morning by ,y
hight te Blue Ridge snnse, at Staunton by 10
An - -
The Guyandoie line leaves Saun,an 4 NJ ache. Clover
Dale by night and leaving there morning light rrac.
the warm Springs to breakfast Calagans dinner and
ing uie VIM" sulphur At r. NJ I-visbug
on VI" ia day - hours n the The
Whole expense IL less and days sooner
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Staunton Thurs
Gays ana saunilys ton lie alternate days fIuise
Al III A. VI reaches Lexington by next morning AT
daylight and the Natural Breakfast, where
reers can remain until after dinner Sprs
night leave neat morning after breakfast Caaghan- 10 din
and the White Sulphur Springs by NJ AvorpIya SleEr
TRAVEL
The roads splendid fall and the teams and
coaches fine heretofore
These Lines thu Nam and Passengers have nr
feenee over all others avg posnt
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READ, READ. READM!!
II % I L d CO.'S OFFICE

Hichniord, va.
nAuisOy'zg sTS..ur
Prize. of $4,000 are SIoO coo
4 NON Ip'rERY. C1as ~ Tor 1912 ia d, ,,,,,vn al,
- Nrtaniria D. G. Saturday. December L.. is4e
. - Number IS.f-ry-ii Drawn nano.
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LOUISA EafE-ROAD.
Lines TO charlottesville. Stnunton, Lynchburg
and the Virginia Springs.
Fare To Lynchburg reduced to 81 co.
NIGHT TR-iyELLLN'Ci .1FOLDED-.4vD GREITLT IN.
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bearing no interest and dependent upon the sale
SIX per cent stock for their redemption Not more than
soooo gre to be issued and 100000 of specie being
retained as basis, the Government means will be in
creased 100000 only. On this capital the Excheou
sauhorised to establish branches all the States which
Will permit It, and those branches to deal in exchange
which means both buying and selling. Now, if the Ex
chequer gives these very desirable paper promises in
change for the bills Of individuals how will that square
with the assertion that it lends no capital TO ndiv
dualsT Twenty six branches may be established to deal
in exchanges, on acapital of SIS 100000.
The Government now upwards Of s35 900 600 and
the message remarks -
has new become obvious to all men that the Gov.
eminent must look 10 its supplying lis uaus
and Is consoing 10 know that these means are noge
Their adequate for the object The Exchequer IL sdone5
VIII greatly aid in bringing about this result Jpon
regard as well-founded supposon that its bills pouId
De readily sought by the pubic creditors that the
issue would IN short time reach the of SI6 ono
600 Is obvious that $40 900 900 would thereby be
to the available means of the Treasury tcfhout ~
charge. '"'' "
Now if this $4,000. 900 is paid out TO the n,,h, c.,
tors, what will remain to the twentySix branches with
which to deal in exchanges is also pr,posed 70 a,
the Exchequer and its agents receive specie ON demo
SITE and issue certificates therefor circulate as
and also to sell its own drafts for specie Tbsse Ias,
propositions are taken from tn plan of franklin
out the safe guards which make them desirable No in.
dvidual will voluntarily give his specie TO the Govern
ment for certificate bes1jg no interest nor available m
the purpose Of exchap re-
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BILL, Auetioneer.
BY BELL L HOWARD.
tSsores Nos. ~ .fpn aud il5 Fiiifor s,r<Ul
ERIDIY
At No. I. John street. near Broaowav.

At No. I, John street near Broadway
Splendid CABINET Furniture SaleA superior OF
full bookcases warobes. French bedead superb
marble C furaiture dressing bureaus and tables
sofas chars eouehes divans rocking chsr aud other choics
Young, Goodale. Stalker, Irving, Stafford, NC.
Every artice will be warranted The sale positive, and
talogues IN time.
The sale of paintings that taken place Fhus.
dy wi he sold INN sdiafeiv the above
OF Thursdsy being Thanksgiving Day.
John street. BIosdwsyth having been Faken
puro,ew be sold superb collection Of Original Paintings,
some OF which extremely valuable and BY the best
This collection viii comprise by the best old and
modern artists castle and batte pieces views
architectural aud other many frames
Also, valuable framed engravne por folios books &c
Catalogue Wedne,c,y morning. The rooms Will be lighted
IN the evening TILL 'oclses; r,rpn.v
49, Al lo< o. Loeb, at the sa'es room.
splsrdd and Extensive sale Of elegant second hand and
new Furniture Of all descriptions Also, bedstead stoves,
Also Piano Forcs at 10 o'clock precisely at No "A John
street imme dsfely after the sale of furniture above
men oftuy valuable Piano Fortes by the best makers
psng nine as fine nsirum nt offered 10 the public
Some are rosewood and others beautiful specimens OF
hogany the action touch and surpassed Most
accompanied with the usual cusran,ee
A. 10 2 o'clock in the sale rooms.
Large Sale of Dry Goods clothing jewelry fancy and
pledged articles
Also trunks eegan, second wearing apparel
large lot OF cloths, cassimeres vesngs hosiery gloves shirts
TUESDAY
AT 70 t2o'cock, at No. II lohn 1t, near Broadway.
the best made cabinet furniture the city, comprising beaut
full book warobes French bedteads
pcrb marble furniture dressing bureaus pier aud
bes, sofas, chairs couche dvans rocking chairs and othe
choice articles in the line made order by W. Alexander r.
Young Goodae, Stalker Irving, Stafford, &c.
Every article will be warranted The sale positive and cata
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York. from the 18th dav
Nov: TO the Sd day OF Dee, 1872
20 Men 80 Wemen ;f46 Bows "a Chris. Total Iio

In the City and County New York from the ssb dav NJ
-, Nov: TO the Sd day OF Dec, 1912.
~ Men; 50 Wemen ;'46 Boys; 81 Girls. Total, 1i2.
Abscess 3; Aneursm 0. Aporexy 2; Asthma O; Arophv o.
Beedns o; Bleeding from lungs, o; Burned Scaided q
Cachexa o. Child bed o. Casualties Cholera nlantum o.
Consumption %; Concusson of brain O; ConvuIsIons 81
Congestion 0; Group Hives 81 Congestion Of BRAIN o.
Congestion q lungs Il Cancer b Collie o: Congestion Of
IN the head 81 90 IN chest o. do the abdomen Drowned
Dysenery Debility q Epilepsy Executed Q: Enarse,
mcnt Of the heart, o. Exhaustion o. Fever do Puperae
90 nlious, 90 intermittent, do Scarlet Il do Ty-
phod {; do remttent 2: Gangrene Of Lungs o; Hoop
ns Cough, 4 Inflammation o. of Brain. do OF Bowels 4;
do Of heart o. do of Lungs do of Stomach e. do of Throat
OF Womb. |; do of Liver Il do of chest l. do do of Bad
Ser o., insanity L iaempsTalee Il Jaundise o. Lues
Heart, o. Measles, Modification O. Old Age o. organc
disease OF heart Q; Palsy 2:emaur Birth y
Phlegmauc Doens Small Po1, S. Scirrhus, 0; Spinal
Disease spus 0; Se5ofua Suicide 2: seening OF
o.. liberation Of the ladder Liberation OF Brain O: I'm
known 0; Worms o. Use of iaudanum, O; Varolod O-To-
tai, li2.
Under year 29 TO 49, to 81; TO- 10; to
u ~ TO 30 2; 80 TO 90 100 and upwards unknown,
PLACES
United states, 80; Ireland 49, England S. Scotland Ger
many o. France Switzerland 0; Spain, o; Poland o. Brit
Russia O. Nowayo at sea, o; Madeira Cape de Verd
Islands o; Sweden Il 81. Helena Il Belgium O.; Unknown g
Of the ahoye there from Almshouse Bellevue
Hospital we Ill Penenary Hospital at do Backwels
New jersey, Long Island o; Lunatic Asy
lu Govemors Island Rcckiand county 1: Staten Ii-
md Long Island Hospital 2; Long Island 1; Bellows
isia9a ~ Vrbbhan Asylum, Prince street, o.
JNO H GRIsCOM, M d. CITY Inspector.
Citv Inspectors Office Dec. 5. 1872
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HAynK-Shp Albany.2 boxes specie Augustus Belmont2
ckgs Werckmeister-3 II Darmancourt-3 w Thomss-2 II
Babsd-2 Lewis Furman-2 Ianpoy Sourdesux & Moan-i
Pave X Livermore-l2 Schermerhom-i x y Hight
Maezieux Gourd col Binsse 4 col Bailey, Ward &
Ca Des9pe, Bros. Ley:-S Spies. Christ cot 4
Renau'd Coz Becar, Benjamin col Pllevuyt-l
Colliard-l w Boenus-2 Derssnes Boizard-I Bailey Y
Kchen-l de la Rossiere COG Williams-2 Bolton,
E9I Liy9gsen ., Pilot lie Brb,erIl Boykea-l
Van Dawe-l Domipguez-l A fl Rensud-l II +
Frasse-2 Dubois, Jacot col Lemone-i Schemer-
Bishop BossangeC Bristhsup,1nl Melich COL
p Engler Foey-2Joy Freesei wine 50 do furniture
DO kkts wine do sundre Gen Cass3 pkgs Citation
3 Tiffany Young Ellis-l Rousell A Barley- Has.
tell-3 Theron, ,iiaId COL w Phipps.l Htn-e
Loesch'gk Wiscndonck-l Wiemann-I3 + Rhodes-2 J
Avezzana--3 C. II Schneder-IC TO order.
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.

. At loh o'clock. IT the sales room,
large assortment Of and second hand farni &c
Also. elegant rosewood set consisting of couches 6
chars. tabourettes and marble top centre tabl.
Also, elegant mohogan marble top dressing bureau and
marble top washstand-all verv rich.
MONDAY,
At l0h O'Clock, at 433 Houston street,
Rich and elegant household furniture consisting Of fine
n,ano made by Henri Hertz Of Paris the celebrated
made bed stead sofas couches chairs center and
dining tables oil paintings carpetng Gil cloths glasses
damask window curtains, rble top hair
ses feather beds and all kinds Of kitchen and
wares. used by good house keeper.
r. A. RESPECTFULLY notify the rublic that they will sell az
auction some time during the coming week, (Which will be
hereafter noueed az the Gallery OF the National Academy OF
works OF the old
V will be presented obtain such and pleasing
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ay- THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER

ary- THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the aingushed management of NJ RECORD, is of the
best conducted establishments for vnerea patients in the
world All the remedies for the OF these terri
bic affections have been introduced with great
Encouraged by the fortunate results of NJ Records modes
treatment the remedies have been prepared under
the direction the College of Medicine and Pharmacy OF
he city oil New York. and to be had at their principal
Office Tho "Parsan Alternative Mixture" for the cure
of all forms syphilis whether primary secondary, is
sold 81 per bottle and in Of haladozen bottles
So All patients obtain the graiuitous advice OF the
Consulting Physician Of the College.
w g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, " Nassau st., n. Y.