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New GOOds.-.2d Feb. 40.

NHANGEABLE Armure Silks
~ Plain Blue Mouselane De Lane
White Embroidered Grape Shawls
Crimson do do
Embroidered Muslins and Tissues, for party
dresses
While, Pink and Cherry Colored Thule
White, Rose and Blue Marcelline
Aexander's White and Colored Kid Gloves
French Embroidered Muslin Collars
Rich Embroidered Lace Curtains.
PARKER, BAYLY & NlMMO,
Feb2 No. l43, Eagle Square
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GIsesss5cnSS &c

Chemicals, &c.
A CID, Citric Extract Bark, precipitatia
N Gallo substitute for Quinine
Acid Phosphoric Gucial Ext. Nux romica, Alco
Ammonia, Phosphate holic
Arsenic, lodid. Solut. Granville's Lotion
(UOnovans Solution Syrup lodide Iron
Choroform Iron, by Hydrogen
Ether, Acetic Loclate Iron
Chloric Valiette's Pro,o Carb Iron
Emetine Lunar Caustc
Ergotine Morpha
Ersot, OH or Morphia, Salts of
Hydriodate Potass Oil of Tobacco
Iodine, Resublimed Citrate Potass
Salacine Qminine, Sulphate
Silver, Oxide s. Citrate
Iodde Feno Cyanide
I" Nitrate Sc valerlanate
Gold, Chloride I.abarraQue's Chloride OF
and Sodium Chloride the Oxide Sodium-gen
Strychnine Vaierianaie Zinc
Oil Valenan Veratria
and many others-embracing large and general as
sortment, all warranted pure-to which we respeclin'
yinve the attention Of physicians ana o'eI pn'''a
seTs. PURCELL, LaDD ~,
Druggists % Corner Main and 18th Streets
Frbs es'' ~ Richmond. Va
California Valentines,
MYSTERIES OF CITY LIFE. &c &c, &C..
NOR sale by j. ". RANDOLPH q CO.
i February 6h:
Fourth supply of MacaulaY's England. So
Third supply OF Horace Mayhew's Model Men, Wo-
men and Children. 81 cents.
Second supply oil i ne L1nCdsnnt WlCHtS-l no
nance of Pandle Forestry w II AinsWorth, author
of Tower of London. &c. so cents.
Percy or the Old Love and the New by the author OF
Hen Picked Husband. IS cents.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, Post and Gazette,
Western Continent aud New York Ierald-for Feb. 3.
Mysteries Of City Life, or Stray Leaves from the
Worlds Book; by J. Rees. Sl-paper rs cents.
iIanu's Hebrew Bible, new edition, by Lesser, V
ID NJ, and Jaquett, v ID NJ. SO.
Colton's new FLAP of the United States, British Pro-
vinces, Mexico, &c-showing the routes of the United
nnH rkpfsf nff h.
gold region, &C. 25 cents.
Disturnsll's Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph
Book, with a map. IS cents.
Pastimes for Life, Christmas Story, by Tomlin,
with plates 81 cents.
Notes of Travel in California, &c, from the official
reports of Col Fremont and Maj. Emory, with map.
IS cents.
Fourth supply Of Valentines, embracing great va
riey Of new styes-Cars for California, gold dust, &c.
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MERCHANDISE.
TO California Adventures.
THOMAS TYRER,

GUN AND RIFLE WANUFHCTURER,
SEVEN DOORS Avovr CITY HOTEL
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Companies
IL forming, and individuals who are preparing
TO pay visit 10 the GOLD REGION OF California,
that he has on hand an extensive assortment OF
the following Goods, suitable for said expedition,
and which he is determined to sell at very re-
duced prices :.
Double and single barrel Rifles
Double and single barrel Guns
pocket, belt holster, and six barrel revolving
Pistols, all sizes
Bowie. Dirk and Camp Knives
Travellers Compasses and Spy Glasses
Money Belts, Drinking Cups and Flasks.
IAN 90
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E. WEST will continue the business OF the
firm al the old stand, and solicits contin.
,e Of the patronage 50 literally bestowed upon
ale concern. Prompt attention will be given
n kinds Of Carpenters work that may be en-
led 10 the subscriber,
ALBERT L. WEST,
Corner OF Clay and 9Th street.
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NOTICE.

he concern OF DUNN & WEST was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 81 INST
unseuled business will be closed as speedily
ossible by A. E. West, who is authorized 10
he name oil the concern in liquidation.
THOMAS J. DUNN,
ALBERT l.. WEST.
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From the New York Evening Mirror

| From the new I DIX cItcuIDS uIIOl j
EORCESTER'S PIAN0S.-We were admirlng,
DAVIS since, j very magnificent looking Piano
! in the esani drawing. room Of tho Union Place
when upon an examination of It's interior, we
pl.ased TO fnd that Il came from the mandatory
friend Worcester, of 1871, Third Avenue. MI.
eef the proprietor Of the hotel informed ia, that,
ks las, ten years. he had bought as many as do
| Piano FORBES OF Mr.. Worcester, for himself and
St, and that all had given the most perfect salts.
Ieh. We have often said, and we take pleasure IN
|lrng the Truth, that Mr.. Worcester's instruments
made upon honor, and are equal to any In the
a.
ban constantly supplied with fun assortment Of
sr . choice Pianos, selected expressly for my es-
|,nmenl. 10 which invite The attention Of pro;ee
amateurs and tho public. NV prees and terms
be found as liberal and as fair as cSn be ohtaiaed In
oi the Northern cities. a. mohhio,
Pl,li! hes aud Bookseller, late Drinker d Morris
II DRY GOODS JOBBING BUSINESS
EREToFORE conducted at No. a83, Baltimore st.,
Baltimore, under the firm OF GEO. BAUGHMAN
TO- will hereafter, at the same place, be carried on
be subscriber, Who has purchased the entire inter
bf all parties concerned, including the Stock in
Books, Accounts, and other and all evidences OF
|Sf every kind, pertaining 10 the business of said
hrM.
persons indebted In any wise TO said late firm Of
Baushman l. Co. are hereby notified 10 make pay
10 the subscriber alone, or his order.
|b9-c2ls R0YSTON BELTS, Baltimore,
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IN ihe UI.trct oIr nf llr United States FOR The East
/ EN- Virginia District, Janunry 18th, ledo:
In The matter &c bankruptcy 81 Thomas = scott
There being drposite in the Bank "i Virginia. tn
M r.J, NJ The Court in this case The sum Of sia7 &c
cents the Court doth ord. notice IL be published IN the
Richmond Enumirrr 10 days that, NJ iiiure term,
dividend and distribution will be mnd- Of the said
sun and of such nther assets Of The said bankrupt
may be collected before the passing Of an order for
distribution Thereof. A Cupy-Tesic,
Jan 30-cit T. Mafo, Cierk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

IN CHANCERy-vIRalsIa:-A AT Rules held 10 inc
ri.rk,. Office of the Circuit; Superior Court oil La"
and Chancery of Essex county, Monday, the 4h day
OF December, 1888: .,a
Emanuel Stratus, risih''h'
against -, =, o,,
Lewis FleishmaR, William Wright, James -, ~ ,A'
lhews and D Butrlch, ues.sad
Came the plaintiff by his counsel ana 'ns ae,en
ance and appearing by satisfactory evidence 'n' n1 ne
is no, an inhabtant Of this Commonwea,n !, ,he
dered, That the sad Lewis Fisshman appra on m.
sIst MONDAY in March next and answer me plan.n
bill and that copy OF this order be foalh~ p.hma"d
In some newspaper published in .ae Guy o. COW
be posted at the front door of the Oh
ihJs county A Copy-Tes.e,
JAMES NJ MATTHEWS, Dc Z Y " "
Dsr l5-cu2m
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NOTICE.
TINE undersigned would return their thanks
i 10 The citizens of Richmond and vicinity, Tor
the liberal support extended 10 Them through their
Agent, MIR. E. B. SPENCE, and having sold out
their stock Of Clolning, &C.. TO him, would be-
speak Tor him share OF that patronage SO libe-
rally bestowed or them.
To those indebted to US, we would respectfully
urge them To settle their accounts with Mr. Spence
a, their earliest convenience.
JNO. M. ORE;M 4 co.
Richmond Jan. 1, l849.
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LAND IN cnEsTErFIELp COUNTY

FOR SAL Il / 4 UITIUN.
A VERY vain bic TRACT OF LAND will be sold
N in Chesterfield county on SATURDAY. ihr tenth
day of February eia II - O'Clock, NJ ii fair II not.
lin. next fair ,iay-Snnd.y .Ncrrrd- containing 'hN1
acres by recent -urvry--a rn, & which vi" be exhibit
"a on The dag oi sl!r. TINS property Is situated mme
dia,py on The Goodies Drudge Road. If rrn n'lrs rom
he civ of Richmond aud adjoining The lands "f WI
kns tl,ll and Others. About QUE hall al The above
Tract Is in woods the haIsrc. cleared aud produces
finely corn oats wheat and tobacco. The place is
abandanliy watrred i'r sock, ana Tue Situation I'
markaLy hrsliIIy The improvements consist ~
dwelling huus. with five roos ani all nee Asaiy oGt-
houses lar The ul the farm, and !, ost Excellent
Location for physician. Having determined t. sell,
those attending the sale may br assured that VIII lie
sold aud that without reserve
The terms will be accommodating, and made known
on The dag al sale. Sale ua The premises
I'm .Ge,ds IS d WALTHALL.
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TAKE NOTlCEi
KEEN, CHILES s. CO. are now selling
IN Clohing al such low prices, that persons
can scarcely keep from buying. Now is the time
for barsains-come 10 No. l02 with cash in hand
and we guarantee you are pleased.
KEEN, CHILES & CO.,
N. B.-A large lot OF Merino Shirts and
Drawers, cheap Tor cash, by
Feb. f., C. eco.
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VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE AT PRl-
WAITE SALE

Admin lrator If Reuben Timo-rake, decd.
n ,uoypT Feb, 6-I'.lt. rids
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y ''" " Defendants
The defendants above-nainrd mol RaViHg ehte!s"
th.ir anuraranre and given security according 10 the
nct Of Assembly and The rules Of tins Court and u ap
bearing by satisfactory evidence are MOI in
nd d.fc ndants do appear at the rules to he held for
he said Court on the first Monday IN April next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that n copy
M This order forthwith inserted IN same newspaper
pubsbed in III. city Of Richmond for Two months sue
cessvey, and posted at the front door Of the State
Court house. In the said city Copy. Teste,
Jan ll-cw2m 7. ROBERTS. Clrrk.
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The defendants above named not having entered req
their appearance and given srcufiy, according 70 .e
act OF Assembly and the rules o. lh,s so, am.
p p;,ans 81 y Ss commonweah Ordered That the
said defendants do appear at the rules 10 be held for The
@ ~ h,i nj IN. paintifs and that copy OF this or
Ssr h. forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the civ of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
,h. aid civ Copy-Tsste.
Tue sa sa' ,,Scwam ROBERTS, Clerk.
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LOTTERIES.
ass:ssH.

NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
Let all the world say whatihey can,
For selling Prizes. = fRATTuN'S the man.
Great LUX !-Eight Prizes s0td in one Lofieryf
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra. Is teb. ):
AZ 35 SIS u 40 10 81 . 70 20 - 20.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Once of the Circuit Superior Court ri Law
and Cliancery OF Northampton county, on Monday Tue
LIST day of January, 1885,
Thomas l.. Kendall, fIaihuh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rules Held ~ the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, The sixth day Of January, is19:
Thomas Smith and Charles Sinion, surviving
partners Of the late firm of Van Lew, Smith and Com
pany, fiaihi'ns'
against
Burgess Long, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered me
appeaance and given security, according TO the act oil
Assembly and the rules of this Court and y appearing
bv Satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabitan oil
this Common cath II is Ordered, That The said az.
PENDANT do appear the rules Ia be held Tor the SAID
Court on The first Monday in April next, ana answer
forthwith inserted in newspaper pnblseu IN 'he
city of Richmond for two months snccessIve'y, anu
posted at the front door of the State Courhonse III tue
said city. ACopy-Iesle, c,.,h
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:" ''p' ROBERTS. Clerk.

TN CIIANCERY-VIR0IS AT Rnlrsheiu III 'Ie
Clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Ghanerly LOT
the Richmond Circuit the 9th day OF January ro4s:
Neil Stalker John McTaggar, Charles nic a.sal.'
Neil McTareart William Stewart aRd flora ms w'le'
late Flora McT'apcart William stewart angus stew
art John McCallum and Cathane his wte; ,a,s nana-
rlne Stewart, and Charles Stewart, i'A'"''n''
against
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Adam smith, and another Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appraance and given security, according 10 The act o.
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and Il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he IS not an inhabthi oil
i6is I,ommonwralth il is Ordered, That the sad de-
,ndan, do appear the RULES Ia hr held for The said
Court on the first Monday In April next, and answer
The hill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order he
frlbSith inserted in some newspaper published III the
c,ty o( Richmond for trn months successfully, ana
posted nj The front door Of the state Court house, III The
SAID city, a Eopy-Trslr,
Inn II-cwom ROBERTS, Clerk.
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TEEL-American blisiered $40 per ton.
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An kFALLIsLE CURE.-A story has been told
Maine had tUo Sons which he hronoht nm IN fol.
low the sea for living. The youngest was wild
lad, and among his other vices, he was strongly ad
dicted to the bottle, which he always was careful
to get well filled when about leaving port, and
which he imbibed so frequently that, before they
were out of sight Of land, he was half seas over.
While lying in his bunk, one OCCASION his father
lighted bunch of lucier matches, and placed them
directly under his nose. Father, father!'' cried
the boy, jumping up, where are you l smell
birthstone" Pretty near that place. replied the
father, the sounding-lead melted the last time we
threw it over" We are not surprised that it
cured him.
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talnty IN their operations by any other prepsraor conn.,
p91noed iof smiiar purposes, before the public
hse Speciics are combinations of approved incidence
mngnng me excellent Qualities of each medicine into one
whole so az to produce efficient compounds
nave never YET been known fail It's impossible To-
certificates OF the Of medicine of peculiar
usj OF oneswIse host of facts might be advanced %
M 9! nese specics rests for support Long standing
cases o. 0oncrrhGa Gieet Stctnres Pains in he IO.s
nDeGssons o. me kidneys, 0rGye[ burning in the m
ark fassGges ETC. etc have yielded the a.
nvncule antldotes and Of sYpH, ~ Inc most
sanative influence ~ "s'onishiAs
The preparation Is. without doubt the most escuaI rem.
ea ever discovered and has cured many obstinate dises
lef every other medicine had failed In It's form
neary tsSeess and effects psrmanent cure in Me
SPACE o. hre or siL days without restriction to diet eI
posure or business Besides this important adyantsse
tht ING par suhect to that Troublesome weakness
30 after the of other medicines gepery
Iii ana taken in the first stage of the disease
Nv tne oscnarge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
dsea aays In long potracted chronic stages Of the
10 obstinate elects. Female Complaints such a.
ov me- etc u 49, without doubt the most efectusl remedy
We do not offer these Specifics as PAxAcrA or stcue
svey hIny bnt for the above named are author
70 graranty cure under forfeit Of $500
Weswoud here remark that these Mixtures have beu h.
iofe the public of NewOeans for the last inc and
tney have nnyeHally proved eficaci0us
DCAO1ION.B~uare Of a base Counferfeitey ssko
sIs spurious and injurious article Recoecs a. 5I
1gent an United States is A. DONNAUD No ia (sApn,s
pkLsT STREET, betueeR Canal and Common 49,"
reathe ON Structures can be had grass
~ All pnvate consultations free Of charge. = M
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DR.. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

NHEsE MEDICINES expressly prepared for family
use and, from the great popularity which they have
al made Of them the proprietor feels 10 extend
their usefulness in order that every NAV receive like
dement's Unlike the put forth before the
by education and experience offer the afflicted remedies
eminenfly worthy of their confidence The proprietor is
graduate of of the best medical schools in the United
States spent preparatory studies three years with two
lessons OF the institution attended three full of edi
ca and has been engaged for ten practong
tne pnncples OF his profession amid diseases diversified
character rom such experience and data the public ha
sac guarantee that these preparations tried thousands
pounded upon scientific principles by one thoougblv a.
auainfed with the medicinal effects Of each article enara,a
ana q tne combined effects, when chemically united
&S Ahese preparations consist of the following kinds:
~, Or. Keeler's Panacea.
FOR the removal and cure of all diseases arising
% an impure state OF the blood or habit of the bod
:, Cordial and Carrnina.ive.
TOT state Of the stomach and bowels whether
o. Tom the irritable effect of Teehing in children Price
20 cents per bottle. ' 'S'
For the speedy and permanent cure of inefficient Consum
ton, Influenza, Coughs, Catarrfs Hoa seness Asthma
bronchitis Hopping Cough, Group and fer all affections o
per bottle ~ w venus
.. vermifuge Syrup. .
lis vemiigge an eitectual and powerful remedy for all
hie..frce 70 cts. per bottle. = ~
Rheumatic Lotion.
81 pSwennl ana utaryexernal remedy in Tic Doulou
ach and exemties Rheumatism Stiff Joints Cnns,,e, n
y. he gamens Sprains, Bruises, Conortions ouf Sci
reme9ie anu 'o aneeuons requiring the of external
Liver and sanative Pills.
Jannd;c I posuvS remedy for Constipation, Rousness
asness and for the affections incident to yitiaed
a9a o as5anged condition of the digestive organs generally
e. sale Van NJ z2 2'siSF' e. e. cA,., .
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DAuY CRESCENT.


zbssslation frem Athesess-( Geptleman's Magazins)
. Many such echoes Of ancient
leivaIs and holidays come floating into from these
Doess for Atheneus like all the other Greeks OF that time
od the misere and caamities of the present. turned
1sced In memorys h0rzon Thus be tells us that IN ire
0penieR Of spring the little children in Rhodes used 70 pei
smbaiae the with childish dances and songs ana ask
pssaf from door to door and be even preserves ne cnd
N words which they " ere wont to sing
The swallows come. wnging
His way to US here
Fair hours is he bringing,
And happy new year,
81 White and ack
Are bis belly and back
Give him welcome
With figs from yonr store,
With wine in its fla ket
A nd cheese in its basket
And eegs-aye and wheat if we ask
Shall we 20 or receive?
Yes we'll 60 if you'll give,
Bat, If You refuse us, we never will leave.
Wen tear up the door,
And til Q Intel and floor.
And your wife ii you still demur-
She is little and light
. We will come to. night,
And run away cen with her
But if you will grant
The presents want
Great good shall come of it.
And plenty of profit
Coem throw Open free
Your doom to the Swallow!
Young children are we,
Not old beggas who follow
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NOTICE.
VW THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREALIDie
Thar ufao ri he. rio -

EASES.The reputation of the writer is 50 well e1tsb.
hshed that all that those who have ben
% unfortunate as to have contracted dread
their various forms. that the writer after moa success.
III practice Of twenty six years. confined strictly 70 Vsnesa
ieved many hundreds who past all hope, many 81
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving any benefit Is enabled to offer yen pos.
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement. they
would do we'll to call at No. SO CUsToMHoUsE STREET.
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves ohs bens
hts Of the subscribers long and successful
n15n b. f. MULLEN IS CustOmhOuse A.
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elm REWARD

TINE above reward viii be paid by the undersigned for
the apprehension and conviction of the person or
persons haIboring the Mulatto Girl MATILDA or "a
TlLLA. Said girl rather bright muatto about GssS
feet or inches high. 10 20 years of age sout-Ee
made prominent and short turns her feet in when
She no doubt haboredin some of the houses of ILL fame
balls She various dseuses and names and either
represents herself to be free o. has forged pass $75 will
jail of the city. GEO r. BEARD, :
mbz2 Orleans Warehouse. 90 Magazine ST.
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RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuse.Buiidiug Materials.

VIE undersigned receiving. direct from the Manu.
u f1ofu!ers. AL kinds of FANCY HARDWARE -
EUidtDlaN s ma MATERIALS, House Furnish GA
odsn at low prices and invites his friends and "
the mechanics OF New Orleans TO call and examine
&ho me assortment OF the celebrated makers of
FISHING TACKLE. Rods, Hooks. Sinkers, Lines Nets.
see. eto The undersigned also requests the attention Of the
WIFE RAILING. for Balconies Window Shutters,
6;9sss ana almost evsIy article Tor the of Building
ssey ethr article in The oe Of railing for osurss Gal
chinsfy be furnished at much less price than The
cast hand wrought Railing. The undersigned having
bees appointed Sole gent for the South invites his friends
call and examne the pecim No. 4S Chares street
yhsse oFen will be received for any quantity required ai
bsa than the price for wood railing.
mist If VIM A. BEECHER. aSChnures st.
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A GARD.
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED

MHowfg .ne extreme hazard which strangen a a
owing to the utter dsqualcaons of those who profess
to cure such cases deem to be nothing bat act Of
Justice to nr. MULLEN, No. SO CUsrOMHOUsR sTREEr
to state that in the 1876 sorey afflicted with yph
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being lbeueft
lens great reputation. applied to him. and 70 my 9Ist
in three weeks he restored me to perfect health Sub
ni5 If '''" o'''AA'' 'An = SAMUEL ROBERTsoN
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SUBSTITUTE FOR THE PoTATo.-Letters from
Brussels mention that new table-plant is cult
waited in Belgium, with the expectation Off partial
ly suppantng the potato of which possesses twice
the quantity of nutritve properties OF farnaceous
nature; il is called the Apaos Tuberosa.
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HECKER's PREPARED PARMA
A GARD.

nR. DODSON has returned from the North and vii
resume his practice fomery-espeeialIy the Treatment
Of Piles Fstua diseases of the Bladder etc Sictures
from whatever treated for radical cure without the
ne OF caustic Routing instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Tin writing for a of my insrumenss)
The more have reflected them, and experienced The
want Of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that hsve provided by ingenuity and SKILL
. surgical desideratnm in that Particular"
a.. Hs newl, -nyen,ed and impIoyed instruments for
the etention and Radical cure of HERNIA adapted to
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted are worn
with ease and comfort The blocks do Inbibe perspira.
ton and become offensive rhe springs prepared TO re-
sist s effects and the may be removed and
washcd at pleasure Unequvoca of
oures both the aged and he young may be examined at
~ 9ihce, No. UNION street, second door from St
OnAhes st. fy24 d& W3m