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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
THE RULING PASSION

ms c'ch as Jew, IS Proverbiai. The acausi-
non OF money is one Of their ruling passions II
is seen IN their daily occupations. and jnsinna,ss
'tseIi into their best feelings A jew IN HE
dfath bed, expressed great anxiety to live ,ill tbs
next Monday "" '"'
day 2" ." "i'"-
Because J want to know who gets the loan ,"
was The quick reply
take this cane" said nobleman to a lev.
whom he had improperly insul,ed. {" and ose !, -
II Onght tO he used - " 20
y ne head is very fine gold" observed tho
''" " % worm at least four guineas an nunce."
SIMPLIFYING MARRIAGE.-The ceremony NJ
wing Inc nuPtiaI knot is very much simpIifed
n The H~ser State, as the following scene vrili
show - W"
What is your name, sir 7'' Mattv >,
What is your name. Miss % "Polly -,
Maiiy. do you love Polly 2" "No misisk. ,,
Polly, do you love Matty 2" "WelI, / recL-
on" Well then, ''0"~
pronounce you man and wife
All the days OF your lfeo
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

Ways 'ei'eved that ten hours per day Is as hong
as amy lnan woman ough, To be required 10
work. They have heretofore been required tn
work twelve hours per day. which. particularly
az many ut them mere children, is undouhted-
" ton long. The citizens have taken sidps with
the operatives, and have appointed ward commit
tees 10 raise funds 10 assist them in the stand they
have t,ttn.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
HON. MM. G. PRESTON.

Courier. that, al the last advices. Col. Preston
was lying dangerously i'll of cnngestlvn fever. nj
the res'dsnce Of his IA nily, in Abingdon Va. and
that there wax erHa reason to tear thai his mortal
remains would sum he entnnbed in his native
State
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

COURT ScANDAL.-WIlis intmates in On. of
ms 'e..eIS that :. is not improbable that the au.
thur of Mrs Caudie's Lectures, toll III. ;i
from the Palace. and therefore this mos, n,nm,..
MI of literature of the time is very fair exnn.
nent OF her majesry's reign The bereditarv
madness IN the family makes il dangerous Ia nm
pose her wishes. and Renaissance or obi.c,;p,
IS seldom ven'nred upon. If Victoria escanes h.
ing called Queen Caudle in history, it will he hv
me aiacr'ty with which oblivion dispose. of uos.
S,p-'or there are Thousand and one stories a1oat
OF her Majesty's 6. having her way" to the orea,
inconvenience of Prince Caudle.-Ledeey
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
FlNAILY STOPPED

The Wasbingwuirn, excellent temperance
paper. published in Washington Guy, d. c :. by
Mr.. George Cochran. This is decidedly dis
grace to the cause where there are So many real
genuine teetutaIlers. It onlhl To be supported
and we trust George will ts encouraged to con
tinuen- Temperance men of the District, do moi
let il 30 down
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
Libel, SHIT

Mr. Field, one of the edi:urs of the ST. Lonis
RevrIllP. has sued the editors of the Peoples Or
gan, plp"r published in the city. Cor libel, Law
ing his damages at 10000. The libel consisted
in the publication of letter abusive of Mr.. Field.
written by Mr.. Green. The reformed gambler.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

orUBBoRN OLD LADY.-At the recent fra
in S"nth Boston, one of Mr. W y u..a;',o
tenants vas Mrs Hutchisor. eiuhtv ssven 80 :.
~ age the widow of a revolutionary soldier and
ana although so feeble as scarce 10 he able tn vail
a'""t the room, she declared she wond mt he
aSen nut OF her room while single article Of her
'"'n''nre remained in ii. and she had To be re-.
moved oy absolute force after the fire had reached
a corner Of the room ''N
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

AMERICAN FEELING.-The Nashville Union
contains letter from Powers, the sculptor giving
an estimate of The probable cost Of brnnze statue
OF Gen. Jackson. and sparkling Of his prospects for
business generally. From the letter we extract
the following paragraph:
" Since had the pleasure of talking with YOU .
have been offered mnre than the usual prices Of
similar works Tor my statues conld have s,ld
" Eve . over and over again, hut have determined
on exhibiting lbls statue in NV own country. |
decided not to sell ii on any terms 10 foreigners.
II POWERS -
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

THE Washington correspondent If The Boston
Post saws - Our city has been hundred during
the past week by two distinct classps If ma
llvcs." each Sporting The same subriouef. bnr
totally dlsslmIlar III color, features aud habits -
The one consisted IN a drpnlaiion from tribe nj
The Cherokee indians The "lher of two members
ri Congress regularly chosen by The enlightened
abIgiues of New York crty. The Cber,kee
- natives" attract much larger share nf stteo
non than The Gotham natives" from the fac,
'hai the former were considered highly respecis-
BILE"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
From tn b ngor (Mc.) Democrat.
RIGHT THOUGHTS IN THE RIGHT
QUARTER

MANUFACTURES England must he \
manufacturing regiun hut NE want Ia se. our
town best with other manufactures than Cotton
Mills owned by distant cor operations. We had
rather see half dozen ship. yards than az many
cation mills in a place We wish too Ia see
Flouring Mills, GrSt Mills, Saw Mills, Rope
Walks, Machine Shops. Tanneries. Nail Facto.
ries, Anchor Ships, ForGrs. Starch Factnries
Shoe Makers Shops. Pail and Bucket Factories
tn Factories, SC. All these are generally car
RED on by private enterprise rather than by rich
and arrogant Corporations they create great
business. and their influence IN society is ON the
SIDE ut freedom and respect for labor We are
willing Augusta should be little Lo,peH. hut
we want ais" she should he respectable Hing
ham, good sized Lynn, wiih spice of other
towns. where manufactures peculiar To those
places give employment and wealth to the people.
These great corporations That own all the ,raipr
power. are apt also 10 exercise all other power"
IN the places where they carry ON their opera
IONS. Keep The masses. we say, free and equal
-oA"gusfG (Hnjne) Bmner.
The above shows g,md common sense and i'm
culrates sound doctrine Several great truths re-
cnmprehensvely stated, tor which we return our
thanks Ia the neutral paper IN which they fist
apprared. The small manufactures are what is
wanted IN Maine. To give employment and wealth
Ia the people and preserve to them frepdn,n.
equality and power The great corporations that
own all the pnwer and absorb all The money. in
dlvlduaS cannni successfully compete with in bus
nesS. nor eau lhuse dependent upon them long re
slst their power and maintain their freedom of
opinion and action. What are laborers in the rs
timann uf the owners of blnaied CORPORATIONS but
mere man machines To earn Them mnnpy and Ia
do their bidding when they 90 The ballot boxes
They iuok nn The men mere fixtures IN their
mills. and consider Them aS much their own as
though they were in reality their property. The
Slaveholder has his overSeer in the field and the
factory owner has his OvrrS"er in the mill The
stakeholder obtains his amhnrty over his slaves
from The Constitution aud Laws of his Stale and
The factory owner gels his power over his work
men from the Legislature through what is called
Il charter.
Now are not hostile tn manufacturers. bu,
we would not haYe a few large corporations for
carrying on two three uf the numerous branch
IS ENJOY the two fold advantage of State Ia or
aud special protection by Congress. and more es.
ppciaIiy, when such iavmrS cannot be granted
without cnntrrrng upun thu few whaI bpnnus tn
the many. iocreaie crpTatinns which The pep
pie cannot resist control. is to dspnse at part
nj The popular sovereignty. tn Surrender # not s
much "I the RIGHT AT least So much Inc ability of
the people to govern themselves
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

al iast The Broadway Mock Auctions are bro.
ken up. Yesterday morning the inevitable bio
piacard, Beware of Mock Auctions - was circn.
atfd there The effect was magical, and the Pc
yer funks Knocked under, like the cmn when
CaPlaIn Scott tOok SIGHT at him-Tri hun.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

CURIOUS SLAVE (AsE-Sme time s,os
female slave of MIR. H"dgson. of Georgia w..
brought up on hnbeas corpus at Northamn,on
Mass. She decided to stay with her master =
She now sues th"se who inrerfpred in her beh,,f
Mr.. Hudson. &c for false imprisonment. laying
damages at 200. Mr.. Hudson. in defapl, of
bail. 10 imprisoned Boston EaeIe
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
HOW WOULD yOIJ IJKErro

An exchange paper submits the following: If
our Creator should fashion the female race, hence
forth. after the style of boundaries, how woud
the fair sex like il
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
From the N Y. Globe

MIR. CHANNING'S INCENDIARY AID
DRESSES ON ABOLITION AND DISUNION
II appears that tins reverend fanatic has been
for some time past trying to drive his hearers into
certain ultra measures on Abolition and Dsunion
The Express. not long ago, in Noticing one of the
singular and reasonable discusses of this Chan
nng, makes the following concluding remarks:
- We know not however that we shnoId IA, Va
taken any notice at MIR. Channing's recent dis
cnnr,eS, II they had not had political bearinu.
and 1t they had not embodied direct inviiatjnn
Ia his hearers Ia became traitors Ia their counIrv
by requiring pledges like the following. -pIedors.
ny the way. which are in circulation here. and
Among the ultra Ah"li'"niSS of many of the free
States:
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

hyPorrl' IS a saint thai goes by CLICK work
2 machine made Ivy The devils geometry, " hich
he winds up aud makes 20 as he pleases.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
ANTI SLAVERY PEACE PLEDGE

We, lie Undersigned.
hereby ~"emnly pledge ourselves not tn cnunten
ancr ar aid the United Shles Government in any
war which may he orcasinned by The annexation
oi Texas. or IN any nther war. foreign or domes-
tic, designed In perp-ruare slavery.
DISUNION PLEDGE
BrIievIng that an oath ar affirmation tn supnort
the Constitution of The Unied States is utterly
lrfrr'nrIli'le with lie frrrdon of the slave,
W., the undersigned.
hereby prlTr uurs Ives MT To vote for candi
dlr i"r any flee, tn" entrance upun which re-
On r"S such oath ailirmarinn''
The man must certainly be crazy To atiemn,
Tue dissemination Of snrh pneriIe stuff as this {;
aud yrl we hear he absolutely tried TO circulate
these pledges in printed form among his con
4rrghlInn. hut was rpbnked on the spot by MANY
"' mem leaving The rnom, (church he has none
ana refusing ln hear him again. Sill ont of such
materials and hy such means are negro cnnven
iI"h> g'd up aud pa'r"nZrd aud nv such men is
""r State Convention To be carried, and perhaps
"rEanz"d II Will M welt Tor the Democratic
parry 4" look aiIentIvely tuw ards the threatened
mI>rh'es that unWi'ingly some ufthe musl way
ward have prepared fur us and themselves =
AnpIIII'nIsrn aud fanatcism. such as are prouuI
gated by this wild man from Massachusetts, are
already at work 10 give tone and character to The
anticipated State Convention and we should moi
De surprised u The hrsl measure there moved will
be- 10 give the negro the reedum of vulnp with
OUT restriction. Then look out for yumr fifteen
Thousand black balance of power men If these
Abolition Wings and fanatics succeed in this
men farewell To the Democratic asrendancy of the
S'alr 81 New York. and look for the advent Of a
candidate for The next Presidency at the North.
whom We may salute in advance As the - .Ncgro
Cmdd"te.' pnr erceiLcmce! Shall we name
me han who is Ia he that candidate, and WIN.
more lhan any other man. has created all this
mischief?
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

CLERGYMEN EDUCATED At WEST Po1Yr.-
The Portsmouth, Churclnan gives the fellow lug
lSi of Episcopal rlerVymen. who received their
fdnca'ion at West Point :-Righl Rev Bishop
Polk. of Louisiana Rpvs. n Sayrp Harris. New
York NJ Parks. West Point New rk ;
Roswell Park. Pntrei, Gum; George A Ser
llng, Huntington. Conn; e.. w. Hackpv. Col.
College; w \. Pendleion. Alexandra. d c. ;
George W"ndbtldge, Rrhm"nd, Va; William
Bryant, Buchanan. Va There are probably
others whose names are unknown The Bshni,
of Michigan. and Rev. l.. p. w Balch. were
alSo cadets, but did not remain through the en-
tire cnurse.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

There are now ll6 newspapers printed in Ohio
- ClerelaRd Plain Dealer
And at The luwest estimate they have standing
ont, IN newspaper accnnOis, on an average, twO
Thousand dollars each.
The people OF . 10 owe newspaper pr"prietors
S232 900. - Cincinnati Eng
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

g Arrah. Pat, and why did marry We. Jis,
tell me lhs'-for its meseif that's had ~ yos;n,.;n
ye ever since Father O'FIannepan sent me home
10 yer mouse Swate jewell replied Pat.
NOT Tehshlng The charge, "a and it's rneself tina,
hopes 70 see The day when y're widow, wapin0
Eyer me cold sod that covers me; then by ST.
ras'Ick ~ see how ye get along without me, boz
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thll NNllN-s
BARNARD f BEE.

BosToN, May LIST, 1915.
My DEAR CoLoNEL,--l leave his morning
in the Calcdunia Tor NY old post at London and
Paris; it is rather parting visit than far any
leng,heurd siourn.
Your observation has doubtless hpen attracted
TO the speculIiions OF The Americap newspapers
concerning the object of my present visit. As I
have not authorized any of their statements. /
have not derurd it proper 10 correct them. The
sditufs mus continue tn hundpr G their con
lectures aud miscellaneous uf lacis.
hope TO return in the course Of two months
and ifthe question Of anuexa,inn shall be then
open, | shall Do all in my piwrr IT, accomplish
that measure This sia;rurnt To yon is f e ii,.
present strictly private and confidential it nus
not by any means ael iutp The npwsp 'p"rS bu
do not :. ish Won AMI Nh Calhoun to he in error
as to ibp course shall pursue on this subject
have left Texas at this line with extreme
reluctance. and at a very great sacrifice, the fail
amount Of which ! fjresaw have depmed j,
however the hes, course ! could adopt for the
country
No intelligence has reached here from Texas
since | sailed rom Galveston Then entertained
serious approximations that some Individuals op
posed To- the Government might attempt to force
violently on the Executive that mode and ;imp
of acceiing toouneXaon which they should deem
best. This would he the suresi means Of defeat
ing the measures bfsides Mr jones adniniStra
ton Of our cuuury's affairs has appeared eminent.
ly marked by IT'S wisdom at least IN my opinion.
have not tine 60 write more.
am sincerely yours.
ASHBEi SMITH
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

Fraueis Warng Esq. Her Bri'an'c Mijrsry's
C,usul at Nort,lk aud lady. and F. j. Crldlaud.
Wee Consul arrived here On sunday in The srea
mar O+"ea. from WaShiugou. Mr. Warmg
has hen officially recognized by Tho President as
Consul of Her Brjlanic MESSY Cor the State OF
State of Virginia. TO reside at Norfolk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. va.
UN FER THE EXCHAN No. Z
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.
az 0Ou "A .ii.,.,

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE:
$4,000 DJllsrs!
Alexandra Lottery Class No % Tor lsI5. De drawn
in Alexandrs, ID. -, Saturday June 7th IslS Bril-
liant Scheme Sas 900, TO- OOO 5000 $780, 1000 1920
80 prizes OF 1900. SO OF 500. - OF 400, &C. &c "a
No. Lottery. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets $40 hsIye. &
qrs so Certificates Of Packages OF &c Whole Tickets
$780, &c halves Is: 26 qrs ~ 50.
10000 D,lsr
Alexandra Lottery, Class -. Tor lsi5 10 b. drawn in
Alexandria, d. z. on Saturday June lIh. ls45 Splsn-
did Capitals: S3o.OOO. 10000 GOO. 5000 iOOO 1870
pnzes Of 20OO OF 1900 IS OF 1000 - OF 800 2aO OF
200, &c, sc. IS Nos 10 drawn ballots Tickets only
SlO. halves s. qrs so Certificates of Packages Vi IS
Whole Tickets $3.50; Is halves 6j: 25 o., - So.
$4,000 Do!lsrs.
Alexandra Lottery Class % Tor H. 10 be drawn in
Alexandria, ID. = Saturday June 2Is, Isi5 Crest
Scheme: $4,000, 10000. I36i, pnze, OF $500 Of
1000. 10 OF 1890 so OF 100. so Of co., so OF 5UO &c
&c 'e Noe, 10 ballots Tickets So halves s. quarter.
81. Certificates Of Packages of &c Whole Tickets
Sl40, 26 halves 20; &c qrs 35
10000 Dollars.
Alexandra Lottery Class &c for lsI5 TO be drawn i'm
Alexandria, d. g, Saturday June 2sth lsi5 Spleen
did Prizes: $4,000, $1,000. GOO. $500 1000, 5000.
262e, $500, p prizes OF 1000, 25 Of 500 Sc &c IS
Nos. IL ballots. Tickets $40, halves s. qrs So Ger
ncates OF Packages CT 25 Whole Tickets 25 halves
65; 25 qr's - so.
Ps-Persons visiting city Hoy, they wan,
monry.
0 Orders for Tickets aud OF
In the abos. splendid osro pusa,a arn-
who may order Tieksis from D. NJ HuyT
RiC kmoni. Arm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,

AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. P.ISE & Co..
RICHMOND ~
Drawing received every day nj O'Clock.
Grand scheme
$4,000, 100 prizes Of 1000
For MoJaV Juns 2I-s1OOoO 1000 tOoe giI7 100 s,se.
" 1000 &C. IS Mo- - dawn ballots Tickets only so
halves 5; quarters So eEhths les
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JUNE,
$4,000, 10000!
Crsnl Consolidated Lottery No a. draws AZ Wilmington jun
9Th e3urn0 10000, Of sOOa Of $500 N Igoo n
1900 &C &C. &C ~ Nos. ~ dawn Tickets only so Ger
tAestuo 20 Whole Tick.t sisO-sbsres In proportion
$4,000, 10000!
Grsnd Cou-,ated Lottery No 90 draws Wilmington June
iih. 10000 10000. 5000 'OOo II gooO Of $500 81
i255 Is IS Of 1000 IS sos ~ Rants Nybo.
$40 ACenheaie Of IS Whole Tesets si20hsfs. proper
ton.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
sjOO0O, 10000. 100 of lOOu
Grand Consolidated, No a. draw, WGuunsian Jans si
Gsnd Capitals NJ sSoCoc 20 Inooa ~ s55s 10 Of
SooO Of 1900 Of 1850 GoO 100 of 500 500 ,sr., No
pfgs snd drawn Nos 700 $50 kc = Nos ~ drwp
hsitnts Whole Tctss 30. Cruhcats Of % Nho Tcks In
- shove sp,sdd Lottery will b. for s21o quar-
SPLENDID sCHEMEl
$1,000. $4,000 It's Nos rs Ballots.
Grand Con'odsri. No dra~s NJ Winusie. June sab
rplendd Capital Of stOCOo $4,000 g1ss
SO of 1000 &C IS Nos rs Whole Ticksts ss
Cent nsts u ~ wbs etes only siSI-ShNrs, in Propor
ton.
For other -cher.-- eana The adcs
~ Packages o. wholes and shares single wholes and
shares swsys hand in the usual great variety and AZ
usual prizes paid Al Sigh, Immediately after the drawing
lOniers of packages, certificates o. single tickets in
the shove Sohsmes aud IN all Lotteries will be promptly
attended 10, sud drawing cent when rcQsested.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER
my w NsnsRers Ohce, Opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
], q, GREGORY 4 co. MANAGERS


Office No. lOl West Main street.
Whole Ticket Noe - Capital Pfias Of SEQ 900
in Alexandria Lottery No l2l, EIira May n.tsL
was sent to Managers Oee and cold by VIM Tupio yender
Richmond, Va
$4,000, 10000.
vs. LeeshurH No %, foI Monday O'Clock Exchange
Capitals $4,000 10000 30Os 1000 1000 &C. 80 Nos
~ drawn. wboIrs 4, halves y; qrs !.
$4,000, 10000!
ArIanira No i3l, for Tuesday Captain. COO 10 600
5000, lo 1000 IS Nos ~ drawn wbos IS halves
qrs. rs.
$1,000, 1000.
Alexandria Eat a No I32 for "Wednesday Capitals $1,000
2oOc. lIOo 1000, 300 zoo 7ou, 600 SOC Nc 80 Nos. rs
drawn WhoI-s 81 So halves 90 qrs GA cts.
S20OOO, 5000
Alexandra, No. l31 EIra for Thursday Capitals sgu OOO
5000. 1000 10 Of OoO ke. 70 Noe Is whols. IS
halves ? So qrs. Is
$1,000 1852!
Va Mononkaha No ~ for Friday oeiock
Capitals 5000 lsSSR Of lOOo2 OF 500 So- IL drawn
whoIes 81; halves so, qr. IS cts
$1,000, 2OOO
Aerndfs No las FIira, for Saturday Capitals sI0 600
9O0o, Is'r 1900 10 Of IOOO &C IS Nos ~ drawn Whole.
halves 2; qrs. D.
1 Order, Tessts Certificate. Of Paekasr,
IN the shove Splendid Lotteries most prump,
attention. and official account u each drawing
AFTER u Is When requested order Addrr..
,. q. GREGORY q CO. Managers
PS Richmond. vs..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
HEALTH RESTORATlyE.

hny. .vlso s'ips eords sr.n,A-xs.. ana ,..,,, a..
hssussihs et d.eayei rsrts csehs Goa As a.
Consumption in tbs he Is dss.ss hsv. ~, en-
cured By thu R<strsvs Other mean, nav, fss
ne eiA'oss aud family ssds eiiea G.cu IN gin eh~-
fsly eery I.roa nn~tsd sfh the abov~
ey % pfeensoo. let hun OF M C,n..
F- ana zee The ~o- convincing r-so,-d .nd
sAisfe indstaa Tao Hsahh Rsssossv- - sasr the ..-
" s'ss eo~ MI al 81 psaetiea evtd~pes
ass resefr essss OF d. ed Lungs have
cured entirely amer the cay oe. Aheou,h
tn- ropfs'o has iof almost srsav~y n.
ale 70 New orb ey he under h duly non h.
distracted bic agent 10 psead sbiosd ~vey drecii,n -t ,
seny oesrss and h-ar of suenr thu a.
nh a. ev~ry instance of Yost city spd n. "a
nny TIE ioo~iss ee'uaesis hos chon TIE wsn ksovp
New fork cbeuisi:
4 have asayssd tn deu- an &C. Br,,es,,A.s.
h-a Restorative. and mi TINT CONTAIN Mercury ,
e'"P"ssdof vas~'.sL mailer -n,ir-iy"
JAsrs z. CtnLros MI
. e. BRiNCkERHoPF, Proprietor, ". Y
HosA'H EvrRxrT. a. a. Agent
Principal O,isr, ~ Eudsor rsrvet New Yort
W Por sai- BY thu Agents.
spea ''' dim
s'>Df s.rsAriEiL.A What tourr- says Dr iirr..b.I
phy.noxy been esrier nBd-fsooL M,.ra pys,olosx ..
d"no'rss done much for IN; hausn ,nrinx IN
pointing To the Hs0f III. oiih IN
range nj dsod-r' but experimental quit.
much discovery VIII -.eh nd ,,so, IT,
infected and injecting rarsapaI Affects mi. i'm
poan' change, with drretnes almost ner- bic
oos complaint ulcers brief .e. and
-rop, oss disappear under rs operation. -
For further particulars evidences OF s
and seaey see pamPhes which be
graiis-
a Prepared and sold retail. and 70, srp,,,o,
A. H. BANDS co. Druggists and Chemists Gsanii~ Buld-
Sod ai.o by ALEX. DUvAL co. As-ut. Main .r.., Res
mond Va. W Price 81 Bo,i- bottle. lor sS