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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

IN pursuance OF decree of Hanover Circuit Superior
1 Court. made on the 9TH day Of October, 1896 the
ommsyionrrs will proceed TO SELL by pub.
Inc aucfion on the premises on MONDAY, the 10th day
NJ The ne II month November, If fair II not the next
fair day all that valuable Estate IN the county OF Han
over on The South Anna River, immediately above The
p,munsey. called SOUTH WALES, the property OF the
heirs OF the late Edmund F. and Lucy Wiekham The
Tract contains 2,D9U acres, more or less Much The
greater par oil the arabic land has been married. and u
IN high s,at- Of improvement An extensive body Of
heavily timbrrrd land forms part of The Trait, and 10
convenient not being distant than half mile from
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The land viii he shown 10 any person DESTROYS Of sreng
il by William +. Wickham whose residence adIoins IT.,
or nv Peter J. Carter, on the premises.
The terms by the decree will be one'thlrd cash, and
the residue in equal annual payments the last OF
which is 10 bear from the first day OF January
ls, the purchaser giving bond with approved security,
and The title being retained until the purchase money
shall be paid Possession will be given on The rs ia
HILL CARTER, lcomr,;s.;oo.,s
VIM r. WfcKHAM,
NJ b, Between three hundred and fifty, and four
hundred bushels wheat will be suwn on the premises,
the benefit cf which the pure haser will have.
Oct l3-ctds
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Louisa COUNTY.

LOUISA COUNTY.
At meeting of the Democratic party, held at
Louisa Courthouse, on Monday, the 18th of De-
tober, 1886, Capt. Oh. B. Hopkins was called to
the Chair, and w. A. Gallespie appointed Secre-
tary.
On motion, Committee was appointed by the
Chair, 10 select delegates TO attend Convention
ofthe Democratic party to nominate candidate
10 be voted for by the said party, TO ill the vacan
cy occasioned in the Senate of Virginia by The
death OF Col. John Guerrant.
The Committee, having retired, reported the
following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted by the meeting:
l. Resolred That this meeting recommend that
a Democratic Convention of Delegates from the
counties OF Goochland, Hanover, Fluvanna and
Louisa be held al the Tavern of Micajah Parish
on the first Saturday in November next to nomi-
nate Democratic candidate for the Senate Of
Virginia, to fill the vacancy occasioned BY the
death of Col. John Guerrant-and that the other
counties OF the district be invited TO unite with u.s.
Q. Resolved, That the following gentlemen Be
appointed delegates from the county OF Louisa,
viz: Thomas Watson, Thomas J. Clarke, A. r.
Butler, Dr.. NJ. Fox, David Richardson, Iandy
G. Morris, John L. Collins, John R. Quares, w.
Overton, William Nelson, Ballard w. Price,
William o. Harris, Hiram Saunders, Rev. VIM.
Crawford, Dr.. VIM. Meredith, Col. Stephen Far
rar, Charles B. Cosby, Col. Carrot c. McGehee,
John B. Anderson, Col TIL Loyal, Oh. B. Hop.
kins, Dr. w. A. Galespie, Alexander Vest, Jno
P. Smith, Richard o. Morris David Eastman,
Daniel E. Hickman, Col. VIM Crawford, Thos.
J. Barrett, w. c. Carson, Abner N. Harris JDo.
B. Shelton, William S. Fowler, Robert A. Dun
can. Or. Archibald Anderson, w. w. Anderson,
Nath. Mills, John Ellis, VIM. Chiles, w. D.
Mansfield, John Poindexter, ir., James L. Cor
don David M Hunter Richard C. Bowles, Capt.
A. 6. Bowles, Capt. G. Anderson, Andrew B.
Nuchols, Mathew Lloyd, TIL. Lloyd, William A.
Cannon, Claiborne w. Gentry John Atkinson,
Thomas Bourne, Micajah Parish, w. G. Tho
mas, John Swift, Thomas Duke, Major w. Jack.
son, VIM. Waddy, George ]. Gardner, Richard
Waldrope, w. G. T. Nelson, VIM. L. Walton,
JOS K Pendleton, Hugh Goodwin, Dr.. William
Goodwin, George Harris Benz. L. Smith, And.
B. Swift, George w. Pavne. Benz. N. Francisco,
Andrew L. N ills, Edmund swiA, 2. w. Perkins,
Greenville Timberlake Henry Harris, John
Hart TIL. Bronaugh, J. c. Harris, VIM. Crow
der, David Shelton, Andrew ]. Nelson, Thomas
Harris, e. c, } w. M. Amber, Capt. Humphrey
Buckley, DR.. Nathan H. Crawford.
3. Resotrsd. That these proceedings be for
warded to the Richmond Enquirer for pubica-
ton. CHI. B. HOPKINS, Chairman.
WIN. A. GALlEsPIE, Secretary.
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9strt1touooru 1zmamtrer.

delivery this fall, OF fifteen hundred rs of An
thracite coal in Massachusetts. he lates that
The company for which he wanted lohsage il,
had intended to use the Picton coal, y Oh ma
king trial of the same, asceHalnd that The
American coal was the best and cheaesi oil The
two kinds OF fuel. What will Mrs. Grady say
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married. m the 10th instant by Rev. Wn. :. White
mr. LANES A. LEITCH, TO Miss LOUISIANA Y.
POoRE, daughter Of Mrs. Robert Poore-all Of Char
toff
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Auction SALES.
DWELLING HOUSE AND TANNERY
FOR SALE AT ACTION

DWELLING HOUSE AND TANNERY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BI virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscr
o1is, as Trustees, by Col. Thomas p Richardson
Iu .a.narne bis wife, bearing date the 9Th day Of
is45 and duly recorded in The office Of the Clerk
.. 'he County Court of Charlotte we shall proceed 10
TiiiI o. pa9c auction, al Charlotte Courthouse, on
Ia $50, me 29nd day Of October next The lot OF
the sad Richardson containing a. "a 49, i ,hh
are situated neat and commod.us Dwelling ouse md
valuable Tannery. s 'se an1
The terms will be liberal and will he mad L. -
the day of sale ~ ~
WISSLOW ROBINsnN)
RICHARD |. GAINES, Trustees.
Charlotte C. H., Sept. a9-ctds
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
REinG determined TO sell my Plantation, called Sell
=, 10 yihs IN the county of Powhatan, shall,
misrs, al IL O'Clock
This tract If land contains nv recent survey e1a
u "en ABOUT 100 acres are low grounds,
which Is IN high state of Improvement and the rest of
II yet in timber between three and four hundred mr.
OF original wood land; 200 OF pine land: the re-
mander consists Of arabic land, most Of which il In
high state Of Improvement, and well set in clover
There il an excellent dwelling house on the land
and every other house necessary for farm. The land
Is well watsred by creeks, branches and number Of
nrs rate springs The neishborhood Is proverbia for
us morality and intelligence.
There Will be about Two hundred bushels Of wheat
sown on the land IN good time, and on fine land.
;, Al me same Tine and place, shall sell all Of my
Crops, Stock, &C.
Persons wishing TO invest in n fine plantation will DO
well TO call and this before the dag OF sale as will
positively be sold then, II previously disposed of-o
which notice will be given in due lime.
TERMS-One-third cash. the balance on a credit Of
one and two years from The DAY ri sale. Possession
will be given the first Of January 1887. For the
character Of this land reference j. William NJ
Thornton Of Cumberland, Blair Burwell of Powiiatan,
and George 81. Harding Of Hanover
Oct. s-ctds {. 5. TRUEHEART.
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ENGLISH VS.. AMERICAN Cola gentleman
has been in This city for few days past Says the
Bs-timore SUM- trying to make contract for a
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For THE ECiRER.
TO HE Voters ofMe Senatorial DSfficEonpo1d
IF he counties of Hanorer, G'ochfans Louisa
and FYupanna.
The voters of,his District will sooloe called
upon 10 select candidate TO ill the vaancy oc.
casioned by the death OF The IamenIed oil Guer-
rant. To carry the District by argepajorty,
il will be necessary to select some onsvho will
no, be Objectionable 10 any portion OF te Demo-
cratic Parry. That gentleman, in our pinion, is
Charles w. Dabney, Of The county oiaanover.
Mr. Dabney is gentleman OF very ne ability,
and has always been firm and unflin,ng sup
porter of the principles of the oemocrac Parry,
through sunshine and through slort With
him as our candidate. victory will be .rtain.-
We would suggest tina. the Democraliparty of
this county meet at their next OclobelCouny
Court for The purpose OF sending delegss to The
Convention, to be holden at Parrish.s Tveln, in
the county orLouisa. HAMMER.
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WAS committed TO the Jail of Lancaster county Va,
w IN or abou, the l4th day of July, 1896 Negio
woman. named Malnda, Of dark complexion, about ;
feet or 4 inches high; had on when committed dark
calico frock The owner Is hereby notified TO come Tor
ward prove property, pay CHARGES and take her away
or she will be dealt with according to law
OF sn0 WIZ " G. R. WADDY, Jailor
Lancaster C, H., Sept. 29-slw
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Appointment 6y The Lieut.. Gorsr'0r of frg'niA.
Robert H. Pauille, OF Memphis, as ommis-
sioner to take dispositions, &C., within lie Stale
OF Tennessee.
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g5ANOTHER GALE-We lad yesterday
(says Wednesdays Norfolk Herad) gale Of
wind from South East, which commenced al 5
o'clock, and blew heavily all day, bdwcen J. and
10 with great violence, accompanies with tor
rent of rain. The house al The lover (wes.etn)
intersection OF Market Square and Walter Street,
was stripped OF lis tin-rooiing; and lighter,
loaded with shingles, was sunk il front oil our
Office. The two hands in charge we're taken eli
in boat. Part OF the sh M OF chimney 10 The
Exchange, broke of and fell through The roof, but
fortunately no one was huH. We rave heard ol
no other mishaps worth naming. Our river Eli
zabeth, though Of placid dispos on generally,
was in great rage on the occasion, and chaiec
on both sides most furiously.
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We commend The following proceedings Of the
people OF Louisa to the Democrats of the Gooch-
land Senatorial District. We understand tina,
the Democrats Of Goochland will meet on Mon
day next, and send delegates to the Convention
| at NJ. Parishs-and in another place of thisipa-
per will be found call for meeting in Hano-
yer. We trust that the counties Of Fluvanna
and Hanover will "clnch the nail" and save The
District:
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FROM MEXICO.-The New CLEANS Plea
yune says that letters were receivedin that city
per The James L. Day, from a very responsible
foreign source in Maamoras which state that
Gen. Almonte has been appointed President Of
Mexico nd interim, and Santa Anna seneraissi-
mo Of The Army, and thai the latter vas then ac-
lively engaged in raising and organizing troops,
intending 10 take the field in person lulhe North.
This news is confirmed, in pau by iproclama.
lion OF Gen. Ampudia, dated "Saltil!o, 18th Aug, .
in which he states, that "it is very potable that
The Chief Of our Inderendence-lhe founder OF
this Repubic-the worthy benefaclu Of the ma
tion and General OF Division-Don Antonio Lo-
peg de Santa Auna-will return &c the seat OF
war a, the head Of a large reinforcement oflroops
in order 10 conduct The campaign pesonally."
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Correspondence oftne Charleston durier.J
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. &, P. Nj.
The excitement produced by the Ia, glorious
news from The army has had its ay. Ii is
spreading rapidly through the couny, and for
weeks 10 come, as The newspapers, ina daily in
creasng circle, will be ieemng vii. To the
picayune is due the credit of seltin the news
through in eight days from Montere3 10 accom-
plish which they went 10 the expens of an ex-
press.
The case Of the Hamburg brig Made, claim
ed as a prize of war 10 our squadra Oh Vera
Cruz, was decided yesterday in iavonf her ow-
ners Judge McCALEB decided tha from The
testimony The Captains object in refining, was
to procure water, and not 10 run the blockade, and
tha, the cargo should be returned to,he owners
free from all legal Cost, and the vesst should be
restored, as there was probable oaussof seizure,
on paying costs and expenses.
The sales of Cotton Tor two dayspast, reach
1000 bales, AT very iull prccs-pric ipally for
Spain. This morning some Disappointment is
felt al the non-arriva of the Great Westerns ad-
vices, and only some $50 bales haze changed
hands as yet Yesterday and ro-da, some 22OO
bbls. Flour have changed hands al 8, % for 300
barrels Ohio, and 4,37. $50 for IIliois and ST.
Louis.
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FLORIDA ELEcTloN.-We has few
returns OF The election for Congress andhe Leg
islature. which was held on the 9Th install, Says
the Charleston Mercury We obserylhat our
brother editor, MIR. J. M. GOULD, is eleed TO the
Legislature from ST. Augustine. Thevote for
Congress as far as received is as follow:
CAsELL (W) KAf(Dem.)
ST. Augustine 81 lis
Leon County, SO maj.
Gadsden, 80"
Jefferson, MAJ; 10
The race between CABELL and KAHN will be a
Close one II these votes are any indicatin.
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Important Fact.

WV. S. TRIpLETr, Sec'y.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY, IN

sent. lI-cw2nls
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GENERAL COLLECTING AND LAND
AGENCY OFFICE

Oct. I6-cwlds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-14
JULES HAUEl'S

SEGEl ADLE LlQOlD HAHN D1E,
WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN.
w hCh the Proprietor with justice state 10 lar 10
w yond anything OF tbs kind ever Yet known IN tins 81
very o.ned lis properties are very powerful though
plies persons TO dye their hair without The
least Inconvenience For changing grey hair whlsk
eTs eyebrows &e TO brown black chestnut color The
its altogether hsrnisss Ts eomposiriou IS The only one
ssncnoned by the of Chemistry dye in ndei-
bic MANNER the various gradatons coo without danger
unlimited confidence Of the public II Black required, ask
Gar box marked n. il Brown box marked b.
SUPERFLU0US HAIR,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR.
md Of great 10 ladies who have been afflicted with super
fuou hair principally whsn growth has been confined 10
The uPps LIP and side q e e. giving masculine turn
corning the decrons will be found great add
ZION the toilet the use Of sharp
tev avoided and the hair Is removed in Eve
This composition is nfallibe. and warranted TO remove
superuous hair Aier trials, have received Ger
Sold whosssle and retail al CLiREHU0Hs New PERU.
merry EstaI.hme1 go Broadway, Agent for julie: ha.el,
''''' MUDEL OF NEW YORK
THIS immense work OF will open Tor Exhibition at the
Minerva Rooms, 4o6 Broadway, SATURDAY. the 4th
July. Ii accurate and beautiful miniature OF this
Metropolis carved wood representing every street lane
Blu ldng she'd the elevations and dep essons the
City the number Of millions II has been IN progress Tor
than year. and upwards Of hsnded persons have
been employed Its including some u he hrst
Above the Model is splendid GOTHIC CANOPY, con;
tanng different compartments, Oil Paintings Of some Of
the principal business establishments in the City.
Doors open from AN TO 10 I: NJ. :,
ets
Children under 10 fs'fpS a r. BiEgn.SEN Proprietor
NB-None bur strangers admitted the 4th. JvS iwoss
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Lambs
Beef Ca'tls-The n,olerably warm weather. preya
lent since our last report made has had most dis
astrous effect upon the market and the activity then
noticed, has been succeeded by duness almost
amped The supplies very snail but ample enough
meet the demands OF buyers who evnce but very little
disposition TO operate consequence Of the Hing
OF holders 10 submit TO further reduction OF prices
sron nore ban one ,hiIS Of hnse sa ad mo.
week Prices range from So to on 700 remain unso Id
Cows and Calves-The small number on sale all sold
at slightly improved prices We quote the market at
from SD, s?5 to $50 90, as in quality.
Sheep aud Lamss--Msrket cleared Sheep brought
81 25 - 60as3. Lambs laS275
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Ok. JOHN kUAnE'S
IODINE LIN/MEN Mt

FOX RHEUMATISM, SWELLED LIMBS,
RFsis ss'a s.i b.
',i % ssPi and @ IR" nssGs to e K: s s I
es that vii perform all that i
:. s e; ss's
'ss
hP''"'nsH'iy and s ftIif'rnlIy fTEss
6s e. ss rs; %s
f,i sS~ Sif s y sc pps
ess. S srsa M s::d r eIsSs
he spine and Hip Jeins Tic Doloreaus and all Nervous
!; igysuasls and like charm stopping tn. bleed
key Ss cSes SID de @ es fos md
Group can be instantly relieved by saurang piece of an
IODINE LINIMENT,
Of speedily sDcn'
R i;,ns Tfs1 Barber. ;S ses5 Rsad. Il
sae extracts the
Aw0rd upon the origin S; ,ss s as:s Of
.o the human frame receives shock either from heat
tenn suffers One person will have cough the lungs
ine and Tss cellular his % the
,sts s1 md and tn. saodaI system being the
more direct your application to the parts diseased the better
DIR RoAKE's IODINE LrNIMENT
n eoH % ss part
be to satisfy The most sfepes Of The restoring power
OF THU most valuable Liniment
p, rnysito.ns are daily recommending Dr. ROAKE'S 10
DINE LlNlMENT regarding the long sought for desideT
alum; uaiy scientific compound IODINE the form OF
Lnimen without color aud unpleasant SMELL that can be
used upon the most delicate female or child with perfect
safety.
Not day passes without bringing the interesting
results from the of Dr. ROAKE'S IODINE l. INIMENT
ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM,
Gentlemen feel IL duty for the benefit of the
public the astonishing OF myself, which foows:
For the last twenty have been troubled with rheuma
tsm; could not walk without cutch the pain
excruciang much so that could sleep Nights The
disease finally settled in hip Joint the thigh became
elongated pushed out Of socke! by the pain and am
forward aud drew foo, backward the points my
barely touched the ground when walked My health
much impaired made my mind that the disease
very best and The sure cures without ree
which without at but before had one
tractsd the pain. continued freely for six weeks
the cords became relaxed the leg resumed is former appear
the pain and inflammation has all subsidized and fact,
am perfectly we'll; walk without cruteh, and
attending daily to my business to the Joy and comfort of
family "A. Ht.BARD. rs John street
Facts are stubborn every day brings evidence
Of the value Of Roake's Iodine Lniment.
VINO may be afflicted in the way, induces
the Astonishing of my child WHICH follows; Three
he attacked with swelling the side Of bis
finally broke dischang large quantities Of matter, and
kept dischaFng until he reduced to msre skeleton
lie suffered pain indescrbsble employed the best phys-
%sas and q r9 but
VINO Knew the healing Of Roakes Iodine Lnment 70
Ey am happy say that had used one bottle be-
and sd I .seod bottle
was perfectly JOIN yi EAsroN, No 90 Ninth avenue
my1s lmsr :
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&k00 REWARD.-Cross Specific MIXTURE for IN,
WOVO cure OF Conorhoa, elect, stricures and anala
gou complaints Of the organ or OF all remedies
yst for the seove eompl,sts Ibis is the
Jam makesa speedy and cure without the
ess restriction Of diet, drink erpospre change in app
cation TO business We give loug quacksh
tons to deceive the PUBLIC II the medicine does speak
ioT itself none shall SPEAK for Our object notify
Of recent gonohes be brought which the mixture
will not RAPIDLY cure Under Forfeiture Of $500. This
disease that unorfunatey pevades all ranks of society high
low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single they here
presened with remedy BY which they themselves
without the least the shortest time possible
disease cannot be contracted fa dose Of the
hirere - taken al night going TO bed when exposed IL
put up IN bottles, with full directions accompanying IT,
81 One bottle Astss week, which generally caIesmany
arc cured IN two days For sale by Charles H. Ring 1872
sorneI OF John street. New York Mr. Barry
Fowls i33 Washington street. Boston, Canal street New
Orleans and % Main street, Cincinnati, mis Inn sm
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WASHINGTON, July IL, 1916.
Melancholy Res ats of the Hot Ite1th,,

Melancholy Results Of the Hot Weather.
The results of the extreme heat were Yesterday.
we regret to say, the death of several men, re por
ted at SIX IN all, in various parts of the city, AT
sunset, passing along Missouri Avenue we obser-
we'd group OF men in the middle of the street, and
crossed over to them. A coored man was living
dead in the dust. Ten minutes previously he had
delivered at one of the neighboring houses a
supply OF beef from his cart to one of his
masters customers. Returning to his cart he
staggered TO the earth, and fell in the at.
tempt to gain his seat, aud died almost instant.
ly. Cause-large draughts of cold water, after
severe days labor in the hot sun. Most OF the
brck-layers suspended their work Yesterday for
several hours. The temper AZURE was almost
equally oppres s,ve to-day, until n thunder shower
passing by Alexandria tins afternoon has brought
US Change for the better tonight. Individually,
however, though gratiied it is no worse, we have
been disqualified not only for further general de-
tails OF news, but positively almost deprived of
the mechanical faculty of welding pen and it
would seem that for some days past, at least the
precious brains of this deponent have been exha-
ling in the sun We have concluded however
TO address this letter TO New York, for we believe
that is the place where the Herald is printed, rs
nearly as we can recolect; although, when we
inquired about it toms ht a man told us you had
I'm office in every town in the Union.
yours, UNDER THE LINE.
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Ok. CUNVEkS'
INVlG GRATING ORDIAL.
EOR GENITAL DEBILITY, !MPOTENCY, INCOl

u TINENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c
TINS celebrated powerful remedy has been used with
happy effect in the practice OF the ply aud
surgeons " the British Empire Fran and Germany Indeed
ed the harbinser The of this cordial fully
sustaus the high encomum The highest medical authority
~ the United States anyother
Gle tar the the above distressing complaints
III tpro2rietor does not offer this remedy Cahocon but
as aspecihc for the following deporable affections the
consequences early ndscee habits OF youth and
excessive indulgence OF the passions general
physical prosation, taby, topor OF the liver
dyspepsia loss oil muscular weakness Of back and low
er exemues lassude nocturnal emissions gieeH and mpo
ration oil mind confusion of ideas loss Of dimness
OF vision in the head vertigo and lunacy
cha! intercourse umidy, sedstrust, and love of solitude
Hundreds Of sudden decline consumption be
traced 70 the above baneiu practices Young in cities
and parc uaIly the country, where these solitary habits
prevail to alarming extent and those whose
nj alliances have been productive of those happy results
which should attend the connnbia state will perceive that
this treats OF important subject them
Iyou would be relieved the named and be
hints and full disclosures which accompany the medicine
highly important the married single Price 81
tel $40 half dozen or $50 per dozen.
b-Srnger IN the city, before leaving should
servcsable in and debiltatng climate where
disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapidly de-
Sold Wholesale and retail by j. O. FAY IsS Fulton street.
Lamp Store, Sun building, New York,
e Ihe Cordial will be forwarded to any part Of the
city country by addressing above paid
closed.
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworh IS North Main street
violence H. L.; SS Washngpn street Boston No. Broad
BThe physician may be consulted personally, by
letter post paid at l6 Fulcx stree. New York srareen
the office th:crsh itlte stofe. ais iEa"r