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$40 600 REwARn1Tns. above st reward win be pa

$40 REwA A aSGse re%a,d win be paid
Shoe Establishment in the city of Richmond Texas who will
sell Boots and Shoes cheaper than s A. Smith, at the sign OF the
Red Boot, Main street, opposite the end Of the Old Market,
CORNER House as my establishment is the cheapest
Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues,
Speaker c the Jewish sanhdrim Flat Head Indi-
TO call for bargains determined not to he beat
these degns for selling cheap Boots and Shoes have
from 81 Is So; and Shoes from ls 81 $3.50
accommodate Just call look for yourselves and
you viii find very difficult TO away without purchasing En-
S. A. SMITH
y. B. Don't forge; the Red Boot.
Dec. 62-wf
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POETRY.
"Muoa YET REMAINS uasrs.."
(From tie De,!m tarCaJ
BlDE YOUR TINE.

bl0E i w II A-his-
pide ycrr i.mc.-ihe mora IS breaking,
Bright wi Ia fscedun bees ray
Millions iTom their trance aw ik'ns,
Soon shall stand 10 sierra array.
Man shall icitef man no longer,
i.ihcr.y shall match sHol'me:
Every moment makes yoi >ttoager-
Firm, unsadnkins, 5lde your iihe.
Eiic YOUR lime-oae false step taken
Prrlis all you yet have done;
Undi mayed-erect-urshak
Watch and wall, aud all = won.
'Tis not hy one rash endeavor
Men or states 10 greatness climb
Would yon win your rights FOREVER,
Calm and thoughtful, bide your time.
Bide your time-your worst transgression
Wers 10 strike, and strike IN vain;
He whose arm would smite Oppression
Must not need 10 smi'e again.
Danger makes III. brave NAN STEADY
aa>huess is the towards crime
Be for Freedoms battle ready,
When IL cames-but, blde your time.
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NJ A Democratic Supper was given at the Apollo
Hall, in Washington city, on the Sth inst, in CONNIE
mora'ion of the Victory at New Orleans Hon VIM.
R. King of Alabama, presided, assist by Hon. Cave
Johnson of Tennessee, Cow Dodge Of Wisconsin, and
Hon. Levi Woodbury. Of New Hampshire
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RICHMoNp & LYNCHeURG CANAL PACKET LINE,

RICHMOND & LYNCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
BIZ Iron Steamboats,.
THE undersigned beg inform the public. generally
that the Line has been established and viii commence
running abort the 10th July The precise day shall be here
published The will be Of the best character io
comfort safety and expedition, and will afford such facilities
the through way travel will insure satisfaction.
Through from Richmond miles in "a hours
rweekly. CHARLES Dlmmotk W.
Richmond July 4 lsi3 I6-oawly
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SmERRARD CLEMENS, Sec'y.

BERKELEY COUNTY. -
Pursuant to a notice 10 that effect, meeting OF the
Democracy was held at Bllmires Hotel, on Saturday
the 9Th for the purpose of choosing delegates 10
the State Convention. On motion, Captain fe!er
Gardner was called to the Chair and George II. DC
Clure, appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting being expressed mo-
ton the following preamble and resolutions were ADOPT
ed
Whereas. it was proposed by our Democratic menu
hers Of the Legislature TO hold Stale convention VI
the CITY of Richmond on Thursday, the lst day Of
February next for the purpose oil advancing tne 'h'eI
ests of the Democratic party, and securing the triumph
Of our principles in the coming Presidential election
and whereas, it was recommended to the Republican
party in the several counties to send delegates TO tne
said Convention all of which heartily approved NY
the Democratic party of Berkeley couniy-lhereore
Resoired That il becomes the Democracy oi Befke-
lev 10 send delegates to The proposed State Conven'n
who will reflect our wishes the several questions
which may be brought before IT.
R,solrcd That - gentlemen be appointed by
the Chair 10 represent US in said Convention
The blank in the second resolution vas filled with
the word "twenty :. and the Chair proceeded to aP-
point The delegates rs follows:
Captain James R. Robinson, Moses S. Grantham,
Captain Israel Robinson, Henry j. J. Sebert, Colonel
John b A. Nadenbousch, David Speck, Capt Amos
williamson. Thos T. Dugan, Major Lewis b VIII
lis, Doctor Thomas S Page, jeremiah Hawkins, Jas
w Gray, James l.. Mlsin. Doco. John S. Harri-
son. Major W. A. Sommervllls Jacob SeIbert, George
A. Mcclure, E. G Alourts, Patrick Cunningham
and Alfred Hooper.
On motion of Dr. John S. Harrison, slessrs Tho
mas Sloan, Richard E. Byrd, Charles Blue and mo
mas Richie requested to represent the Democra-
cy of Berkeley, in the State Conventoa IN the event
OF no gentls man being present from The county
Rssoired. That the Editors of the Virginia Repub-
lean and Richmond Enquirer be requested to publish
the proceedings of this meeting
On motion, The meeting then adjourned to meet al
Fshrnorv court PETER GARDNER, Gin
GyoRGE H. McCLuRr, Seey
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The Republican Voters of the county OF Hen,ico
requested meet at their Court House on the first
Monday in February, to form Republican Associa
ton, and to consider the proprety of selecting some
one a candidate to represent them IN the Legsla
ture Of Virginia. A full meeting is requested.
January Q, 1874. MANY VOTERS.
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APPOINTMENTS BY the PRESIDENT

By and Nth the aduice and consent Of the Senate.
GREEN w. CALpwELL to be Superintendent OF The
Branch Mint at Charlotte, North Carolina in the place
of Burgess S. Gather.
ALEXANDER DowsISG to be Surveyor General of
Public Lands South ofTenns ssee, in the place Of Ben.
inrn.n IudloH.
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SAMUEL W. PUGIf continues to General Commits
- and Receiving and Fow ardng Business Gason
C. lie socs continuance Of the patronage hitherto so be
rally bestowed. promising prompt pc sona attention 10 all
sgnmen He has reduced his charges than half be
low former rates.
CASTOR, y. C., January, le4I. I-w4w
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THE rotmoi,w rat %! IIrsjnli 10 to- Seuh OF N"g2
county, geetn.: Whereas Beverly Anderson, nj
Couft Of Law. county, the ifil.t dat
one Thousand eight hundred and twenty eight by he s
of that Cont. recovered against " IAN Vaughan
seven dollars aud s!Ny nF his c".'>. b. hap
m. suit iclli expended. hut which Judgment
discharged hy payment 81 ninety nine dollar and
one cents, legal Interest thereon tton The eveal
Anil on. thousand eight hundred and twenty seven
nrrt and the Whereof the -at William Waugh Do
vicied apps 10 H. 81 record. AM. whereas snlr r r
d.rng oil the said Judgment the sad William .wei1U hays
parted this life inI-> II - SAID ana adam .t2"U
and singular tie goods chaels and credit! a. the ss6 Grc
hath been, due form, hy Tie County trGfl 81 NoD"ac
mi,,ed Ia the hands OF Jon II. Royl, late >hcrt o The
county. And now, behalf ot tie sad f"sefy hudeis
are informed that although judgment form aforesaid be-
execution thereof si remains IT, b. mace Therefore,
msnd YOU. that you make known u the said John - Et
Int sheriff administrator artet itat he lie 81 the RI
to ie holden ty The Clerk Il" Circuit superior Cont 81
and Chancrry of county ~ Sooa ~, in oaac
the first Monday March stog, any ding ar llH
n he goods and e!aticls which uf She slt Nm NtH
n, the time of lis DEATH III the hands Il te lad joan w.
10 liz administered ought not t. have, according - ne i
effect of he Judgment aforesaid II IL nm II seem eNfar
and further aud what our said Circuit >uP
Court Of Iaw and rhancey shall III that pat con dtF-a'
then there this wit
Wines Francs Fitzgerald. Clerk o our ad to1n lfc
day OF Noember 1913, the 6-t 81 the tomn"h%ei
'' - rEAhCls FITZGERALD, :. T.. Z.
Dec. u 's-~'"
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IN CHANCERY.-y,n In Hanover County Cogr

IS observation-disclosures Hanover County Cosr,
i oath, 1873:
Mary ,uncns, widow and rect Of Francis Muncu> d-c
Talia-rro Day. aud Llyinl {. his wife, Mary IL Mncu,.I
Milton Muncus and Ellen I Mgncus, Faa.s.
against
George ". S,ockde and Judith 4. I. his wife, who W.
dith A. E. Muncus, John Cosby and Maria MS vile, Jau, M
Eliza hts wife, who Eliza NumcIs, Rufus H. Nga
Robert Alexander Duncan aud Mary Ann Duncan, tc s
whom l. infant, bri'uitsH
The PLAINTIFF th- day hrd their biz and thtr
John H. e. Brown assigned The guardian al ia 10 th
defendant Mary Ann Duncan ana tietcapoa he ard -"
OF the said infant and defendants, George w Stor k
Judah A. T.. hi> VIE alto nrd heir an.Wr 10 which ,rt
the plaintiffs replied generally. ana Appearing T.
Court that tr other defendants, John Cosby an! nara bis
James Hardy and Eiza his Rufus u Mucous atd tpt
Alexander duncan. not reside within the Commons
virginia, On the m"ti"n OF the paIhl> tis Ordered Thai
the said defendants shall, before the inst .ay
for this county, be- held The January Tie -
and secuf., according 10 tie act Of Asen
such made and provided thr oIf WA take the hill %
plaintiffs confessed. the said absent dtft Gtant
then proceed 10 decree the matter thereof, copy of this
having been previously posted ~ nj the 'front.' door OF 'hr
house OF ms county aud inserted in some ote or more III
newspapers published in III! oil Richmond Ter ~ t@a
weeks. \ toQy-ItstH.
PHILIP y. WINSTON, e. u. g.
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HOYT * CO.'S OFFICE,
krrlcr thc Erchrntc IIttki. kichmOnd. w lllll

SPLENDfD CD PTT4LS!
10000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No for ISL to be drawn
n, Alexandria L. Saturday the Goth Of January, leil III
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tiIANtEhi hiE"HfA:-lH hd't"hei ,"ih1! -.
;tmher 26:h 1919:
Edward " Klmhrouah Eliza ". K.mhrongh, Sanuei r.
broueh Paul C. krmbfous III and Edmund Clarke ana ar
wife, bo Lucy L. klmbroush, Eamr..
against
David Jones aad Marin l.. li> wife, who Nsrai e.
blone! and Edmund {. BImpa.s aud Lartofa MS s.
vas Landona Kailroueh, Jo.u r. K.uhro.sl aal Ii
Brown. Executor Of Joan kmbough, deceased, b..<us
THIS dag the aln!s ly lirir attorney, G..
bill. and tie defendant, Jnhn r. kimiroush. basin. r
ms aupr.ancr aud given security, according Ia u. at
srmbly and the rules oi this Cont. and II appearing m
hy satisfactory evidence, that he l. not n'sbant
mnnwe,itl, Ordered that the said defendant do appear
ON The fr,r day Of December Court newt ana Tue
tiff. said bill that copy OF t> order hr oflAWHh M
ed in some newspaper published in city Of Rchmae
two months successfully and THAI another copy lie po.e y
front door Of the Court house Of This county.
Copy-Teste, WI. o. WINSTON, ID. {. II. C.
Soy Ia
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" - quarters, 81 2o
IIOYT co. sell Tickets all Lotteries advertised by j. u.
Gregory &; Co., and on the same terms. -
Irc.
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Tickets sl0-haives 5-Giarer- , So
certificate package ~ Whole Tickets Sl3osares III
proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No l. for 1874 to he draw
Alexnndn D. c. Tn SATURDAY, the 9Th II Jannay, lei
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IN cHAScEaY: -H,he'st..--,s Conn held ~ Pima.
! ward county, November The alGd ls:1: -
Rrdford Fosikes, A. i. Miller aai Edward r. Miller r.
for Martha Fears we OF Henry j. Fears and their cp4f
P4.aaI.
Nathan Foyykcs, Thomas Estes and Rosa h WIFE Jane l..
and Williamson DcknsOn Executor OF JOSIAH fo~ikcs d.
ed, De.eudari..
The defendants Nathan Fowkes. Th'mas Estes end 80
wife ana Jane Arms, HAVING entered thclr a9.tafr |
gwen security according act # ie General ts
the rules of This Court and IL appearing T. tr .a,ilrtoh A.
Court that they inhabitants 90 ii- state t~ ma,
of Ihe plaintiffs, by Counsel, II - f'rri tat ~" said c
ants Nathan Fu,,lkts Thomas Estes AID Et>t wiz. ~
Jane Arms, do appear ierr The net fay If Frlr4s a.
next, and answer The plaintiff b'll; and ilni co
he forthwith Inserted liz pnhc
Ell IA the cty Richmond, for month, sdtce,>iye.
also pos the front door Of the CoGrth0nss Of MS
Copy-Testr, u. J. NcR>hAN. 4
Dec. G-Wa
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A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors, Scr0lua, Pies, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.
Scald Head, and all diseases arising from lmpuny ui
the BLOND.
nOCF. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
~ medicine COMPOSED entirely of vegetable substances
and of 50 actyc character os 10 eradicate speedily and
permanently all those troubles me and dangerous diseases
hich pm bad State If The God Is HI ahly recum
mended by who have used II, and will positively in nno
OIL Of ten effect permanent cue. I he poprirms
letters every week speaking praise Of the
altce and narratng of raodln4Ty cues which
are lon voluinmous 10 publish.
REFEREN cES-Miss Sophia Bpilchette OF st A lbnns
aged about 90 cured uf scald head which had had ON
inancy--was Obliged to wear cap constantly and was
wrhout any hair of consequence She commenced tax M
the Manure in Feb 1912 and by April tho dsesse dis
peared Her hair is grown out full and she no longer
is obliged 10 wear a cap.
Mr. EIbrd Bin CHAM Of ST Albans, for the cue Of
burning, smarlng humo with which he had been afflicted
for years
So Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scroinous aiuc ION.
Erastus Stanton, II w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bridge for the Of piles.
Hugh Murphy also Of st Adams was cured of bad
case OF plies IN July last IN FIVE days aer he commenced
taking the mixture
FThe above article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout tho sate-sod who esale by CURTIS
SMITH, ST Adams VI. Also by l. p. WALTON
AND SONS agents of tho propreioTs, Montpelier, W.
Also by Gloss tlutchins, Waterbury; Green, Rich
mond Dana. Weeks and Stanton Danvle; l.. Jewelt,
ST yohnsbury; o. French Barre; n. g. iue, Chelsea;
r. b. Nevns and Co. Royalion; }. Ross Jr. Woodstock
Peck and Speal, Bnrngoni N. V. Holey and Co. VIII
g
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2.ses'e ., u &Sesisgssy tor sise tCOAss
of 6zsg3ssDS.S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulleltnns certificate and thrr
4 try them: AIR jones' Sm-A desire benefit oii,-
induces send this testimonial 'o"or Of yuur
DROPS FOR tUMoRs For thtrU years past have been
afflicted with scoiulnus huniUr Which assumed the mos,
threatening Appearance, such s"rr'hruat swelling 81 the
neck sides and hands large hare punches The neck
the armpiis, accompanied with thd pain
To such extent dd the disease rage 10 produce appa
rent deormIiy of the feiures my lungs became
lectual faculties bcnumbed with the EN- ire loss of the
Of smelling consulted several skful physicians
but al pronounced my disease lncurabv. nave taken
bottle oi your mt dcinc and CONNIE need using The
aud to all appearance have Effected perfrc, cure and
longer bear traces of his appalling disease. For
strength of ungs body and MIMI -hvc returned anc
the swen5s and bdnches have disappeaied Tins is II
simple ement of facts, winch YOU befy
YOU choose. \. II. FULLERTON.
Pembroke, n. II. July 26, ls4l"
;L5"A fresh supply I'll tins valuable medicine Just
ccivcd ana f'rsale al ie Bookstore Cf l. WALTON
x SONS, AlnnipelIrr, VI.
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DIR. WIS !Ak'o
BALSAM OF WILD CHER


IMPORTANT cAUIlOH. Inc puulic should bc,,
l. IN m nd maj II Is ID. Wisldr's BALS,AA NJ OF Will
Chrth M performs ih"se remarkable cures which
are publ he'd IN tVey par of The county, and nu II AZ
tirirs oil sm'd' hamc hd are occasionally pulFr. mo
ehpoary hbtce 1nnse may be gUoc, but we kDuw uun.
| ~ al ~ them
iLt"Lcl every Man, Woman ami Child read The fllw
ns letter, and hha does SAT- ~ AL 81 the ur.t v
o'ihs Medlcne them 20 to 3 tull,n SIr., "a
see The original, wan numerous other tsuinunais If LL,
character
WAreRvILLE, (One'dd Co. N. Sept u.s. le49
Dear Sui owe tn" afflicted Ia ul rm n,,,, -
January last attacked by verv violent cIld can ed
by wmkng The water, winch settled on ,ny ,unr, Ind
IN attendance all the best medical aid M uu yil,nye i'm,
after exh'sIing all her skill 10 avail they pronounced
my disease confirmed piiun anu they o.e ana ali
up die After uIuci Der u,siun O Il The p NJ
sent Of nv rhvsicia 10 use the t.nlsnn, o VIA
prepared b. u Wsar. pu clase,i of no noon, II, ,
place one lnie before usins ono han Of which han IN
m 81 eng h, aud II was r, cydrut IN, cou.b ,ys ~
better AMI 10, $ nltfons ia ,ye,y way in,,,nv,, 80
now used hire b.,les and am ,e.Io,,d Ia, iaIh
This result is alamo ownp IN IN. us, ~, Dr ~ ID
sam uf Wild Cherry AID AXE tins method of giving 81,
The inornd'on patty pay the orb Of ora ~, 4. ow.
yuu aud partly mat others similarly atf c,r nav tnow
where Ia apply E. relief Very uuly ,outs
JAMES SAGE
Mr. PALMER. Druggist, under date OF " ul.ty,lr s.nt
"a 1913, wri,es: 'F'
The Statement given you by Mr. Sege Is ell known to
be by this ~holc Community It certainly WIS mo-,
reak able cure. The sale oil the i3aIsa,n :, view ,ooJ
and success in cues truly Aa,ty,ino ~ e'N''
You,s r.specfuuy d. D. PALMER
Let the afflicted call and see our c.r,,6caes Ibs,
n,v, -, nc u.,yrlv In, t,,.v = ~ M. .n, f ~ 49, ~
iahl ArdicIne be sure and get d. " IsaI's Baisam of
v Cherry Beware of limitations
This Basam all affections Of The Lungs and Liver
In pr.sen,ns mi, h,yl,Iy ns.dL ,nJ vI,'i,s -
to pubic noiics as remedy f. UMPTIO sS' and
pulmonary diseases general! The rpctor has been a.,
mated solely by The o cal ccess aitudnp ,ts us IN Ire
Practise desire 10 benefit II. ielrd aud mnnd
tia i IS emIek en-; from Inc si1uas ,y ,S
"S@s Ssa. &C. q ia. no, from
r,nnI mis- lar which n AZ recommended
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WRIGHTS
INDIAN VEGL1ABLE PILLS, OR

iNDlhN fUNGA1INE
II HOUGH naty medicines nave been pofre n l. p,blio
i fo much niger per'.d than w laht's Indian Vru.
eiabc Pills yet nonc stands III higher rrtute u has Il, 70
rdidy ATTAINED firm hold upon tu1t est,maiIon -
he tdusants that have used them thuau the uph
aud breadth fhc RrpuL,c all bar cheerful rrs,ln,pn, %
lirir ihorugh efficacy aud mud ptratun wbrt ut,vrJ
the Distressing disorders (which lrs, he,t IT,.
Iac theory uf disease on whIrh Nrigh Imd an Veg.
ebbe Phi are undcd Is tlis.vz-- nat rHtRF IS ~.
~ ONE PRIMARY CAUSE OF ALL THE DISORDERS THAT
AFrLicT THE HUMAN rAMiLYj Gud that s crf,uit ln-
mos; %, ~ "i' O. wods--lmPuiy of bood I,sil,E-
cple is now So generally admlIeo thai my IN TACT be
SAID :" be sustained ny an uhvei'sr b" "Pihnn zoe few
dssehtors ns'ltuul but iccbic mnpiityl II use.
less, th,r'f", discuss The soUndnoss If this theory
IN this place and ounuuxlou.
me ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE beng admitted
the mode Of aack protested by all pracuunts beco
the samc-namc pURGA1ION But many Il So culod
speeches now before the puoic, ptdLcc ony iuttd Uf
Purgai"ni they are euler Sodonhc lhatic iu c
Expcturanl. Wdrht's Indian Nrpciibig P,is n,,i,
ali these prope ties, aid L. attack
e emrts 81 disease II all points, amt u, a Ina. uvis
ana conm"ed "pc alton 20 expo It radcay fr IN toe sys
ten The effect almost h,agico and M u, ssiit-
islng For s ml"hcss run ,hit ocy. Buh sexes aud all
ages my employ item ac,"'dos 10 Ice dirycn,ns Mih-
tut fear T VII eihcy are rer IN all diseases that
are remcdmhe they never inlet TJury upon the sys-
ten
These PILLS bcf,ie remarked. OPERATE hy pu,pn-
ltn-hy thoroughly ceaHsng he cnti system Il M all
impulcs and m"nIng lie Invalid N ihc lmr, but eY-
pussiyo rhrasc, u W nan whether disease 10 f-
.Clt lENr COhSUMp1 ION, which msid",,siy at,Ueks
the Jugs producing Tue diy hacking cough PAINFUL to
HE friend cutaneous shaving self upon the sk N
IN elupirls or bluch whether the Kt1ucts the. Law
eo,,ail, "a; .'o.,, ~, ,,, h., "a. ,,a t,s "'o
'Pi"'' V'"'tS"uS :" ~"'"''S VI u"hF'r' us HAPco-
''"' cd,hhtl, soWW "hu uWc'c qualIles ehaUie them
" ~ M w. :" 80" w '" u''S .ev
ne ictIect o"Ir'y :" ue Nleulc ne Is announcer ALL
IMPORTANT QUALITY, and cue which has contributed mtie
than any lhuu else Ia us extension and bon ua,ity
In n word In, rned,ri,, co,,n. ,,s n n' ,o IL
,,,r,.nun,, r. "a, ,nt, 49,, 80, NV 49, T.; - Il! ~
c,,.1' ", ~, p.,' ~ NV ''0 "'N ~ '' " '''''' "
''' 'o"5i "'''o'' "''
CAtIloNG
Tho citizens of New ENGLAND are respectfully inC,rmel
hat m cnnspu pucr nf the Or At ,n,r,tv 49,, - 49,
Indian Vrurnbr pills nav. ,arn,I a.
gnoJ,,s = C;,o &c Z, nm, Il ,,nss vs.. 'S"'iS"'ng
rnp,yed in ramity an thu ui. usn.ct,nr a -,
"e"N W "'' "S wa ~. lug NALuLLEss 1hd
Po'Id!S D\NGEt US ms"ilhcI u"ucr the name Ui In.
It'll f'-e''"t THs
rms Is =" mi rm he pubic, that tie genuine medicine
"aS ~, ~ ne 1,, h,xSs- -,
'"'"H' % iNDIdN ' r. uE dbLE PILLS,
=. tNDiAN foNNA ~ ~
And a~o acound me uor,r Of Tho lnb, vi hn c'
small Npr,
Eut,ed according 10 The Act Of Con ross, in the year
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ALBANY LOCK iiOsPITAL
ESTABLISHED 1880.
GEN. GEO. COOKE, LII. d.,
-Ktl UNNhD FItOM ENOLANJ-
CnnInnss TO be consulted

CONF TALLY.
No 8, NoHToN-STR&EI, ALBANY, N. Y.
r. HIS Phanu rope lnsiulIUL, tsutrsicd u. 1880
universally spoNen'fm The v'roas periodicals # NE
present IAN cd6ce, located IN retired pa Of III,
CITY, detached hom any place of public whatever
the whole Ui the buiidng IS occupied by patients, each
hav ng their own 10 aud not sujrc 10 be The obse
Of all obse Dr. Goose founder Of The Hospital i.
the only resident physican ind duytcs his whole tie and
attention II the wefue of The unfortunate 1hr uicr
for consultation, conveniently arranged, The g,ouun
IL or The Hospital NJ stai's, IS replee with even
facility for the tee veTy ,i patients"
| For The cure OF The forms uf Vcnerca D,seuse
Gravel, Seminal Weakn' SIS, Gicei, suicu,c III the Ure
,hra Impolency, Syphlls and G"LGrhea Generayu aud
Nervous Deb,ity Me cual and AL otter dseas, ufrhe
skin. and affections of the Urinary organs in heir most
malignant and advanced stages, DIR Cook, ackno
ed be celebrated |, Is m"ve,bal that all DIS
Of hs class supposed be ncuabe by others are
APPLY and conveniently rrmedird BY DR.. Cooke wiihuit
more han ordinary trouble familiar with the Practice
Of medicine, he nesi ably patients ana We nv
frequently The patents oi olnei physicians.
Dr. Cooke is The OLDEST ADVERTISING PHYSICIAN in
the City of Albany, N. Y-hs medical talents are uni
vailed.
Among the most celebrated physicians Of the age is
General Cooke NJ. D., LII. ID, u Albany N. y the
founder III the "A bany Lock Hospital He is mentioned
in the highest terms Of praise Tor his bene voence PHI
dnhropy mol only by The Of newspapers bul his
worth proclaimed by The lecturer literature aud from
The sacred desk.'-Dvm Pa. Banner.
"Whenevef the unfortunate consult Dr. Cooke of Alba
nv they pItey conducted to spacious privae
office, LITERALLY crowded with credentials Of the highest
mder, Large glass frames. subec To The Inspection T
ms patienls-vcry few men hve The honor Ia hud such
documrnis and As an equivalent for his fee RECEIVING
corresponding prescrp The aIic of this ceie
bratcd man sever homc enrobtd N rich surpce af
ter the Episcopal orde IA solid IN ms bosom wh
gence buckles in his shoes-is OF self inducenent l.,
VISIT This profound rhyslc an, tls friend 10 humanity and
Of G"d New Orleans Sun.
"rhe Lock Hospital in America, the only phlanlhropc
institution cSlab iShtd under the benign auspices Of the
celebrated DR.. Cooke, al M Norton Street A biny N
Y, fur the relief and convenience Of The unfJun te Is
repu,d as the bes asylum ex ni for The c"mtn and
tain recovery Of i"valis-at tins nImary Patients have
the best medical attendance including bard nu sing
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