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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

Our Washing ton correspondence.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1913.
President Tdyior-His D'1oyfws from the City
Mr.. C1yto~-B Bounty Land-Goid Mines, &c.
General Taylor, to comply with his promise, left
the city this morning, TO aueBd the cattle show,
and the fair at Washington Hail. Baltimore. He
was accompanied by young lnshman, Mr. Law
renee Smith, porter in the White House. He
took only a small trunk, rema,king, as he left the
dwelling, " that he expected To return to WASH
ineton in two or three days" 1t has been reported
that he will reach New York next Monday but
this is by no means certain, as we learn from Gre
dtabe authority it is only among possibilities
that he may He has desire go North before
the CONNIE cement OF Congress and If the news
from Europe be not too uHfavorabe, he will travel
as far as Boston.
The Secretary Of State was sent for by telegraph,
and has arrived from Delaware IN safety but he
does not seem 10 be IN a good humOr SINCE his re-
turn. Something with hlm has gone, or is going,
wrong.
The Pension Office is crowded with business
to such an extent as 10 confuse the brain OF the
commissioner His decisions are frequently up
set by Secretary Ewing, and, IN The case now re-
red 10, he was overruled, VIA young man
enlisted in Baltimore, 10 serve until the SO termi-
nation OF the war with Mexico" and was sent to
New York. la FIVE or six months from that time
peace declared, aud h. asked for his dis
charge. IL was denied, the term of enlistment
having Detn dlltIfu, so as 10 commune
HIM III The service for five years. He made COM
plant To court in New York, and the Judge, after
a patent hearing, directed his discharge on the
testimony of The orderly sergeant, and gave him
certificate of the fact. The paymaster Withheld
the money due TO hun by me government, and, as
a consequence he was obliged 10 work his way
back To Washington, on board at a vessel Poorly
and thnly clad, he attacked with violent
cold, which settled on his lungs and when he
reached his mothers roof he Frustrated
with sickness, and never again rose from his
bed. An agent employee TO procure his
bounty land, but the commissioner refused to
recognise the claim The agent took an appeal to
Mr. Ewing, who reversed the decision OF Mr.. Ed
wards. Before the warrant Was issued by the de-
partment, the young man (fecrnrly) died of con-
sumption. His widowed mother, however, has OBJ
tanned the warrant and the arTearage of pay. As
Mr.. Ewing has been repeatedly accused OF buy
ing up, at a nominal sum, the bounty land scrip
belonging TO the widows and heirs of soldiers of
the revolution, II hut act OF justice to hun that
his prompt action secured to the mother of sol
der ready to fight in the Mexican war, that which
was his lawful night
The gold mines, fifteen miles from Ere 'ericks-
burg, Virginia, owned by MAJOR Ileiss and Com
modore Stockton, have not been worked since
June last, owing TO the decrease of water which
propels the machinery. Some of the ore is so rich
that il is kept in the NINE in preference to being
brought out for fear people may be charmed, and
help themselves.
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y PORTING.
SALES ajY AUCTION.


RY JACOB s. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGTON AUC-
- oneer.konday 18th October, at 10 o'clock,
auction % Plat sire Hardware Trade SALE
ing of general assormept Of hardware aud Cutlery We'd
nedny 7h October in the sales the
Loo lots Crcckery CLifa lass and Earthen
contents of $50 crates and he sale that has taken
place in this city of goods and the Bile
ment, Of winch country dealers will please take
II a. CHlLT0N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.
~ Farming Stock of Cate, Horses Dogs Wagons fa
ing Utensils Ac also HOusehold Furniture. &c.ole
hilton will tell at auction Friday October H.
o'clock Pm at the De Peyster farm, hpthorps lane
psite the six mile stone Bioomipgdae the stock
Of hre young Horse sixteen hands high Hind in
aud saddle; young Durham Cow, Hereford Bull, young
Better and Calf number Of Hog young aud old; LOT Poul
pleasurS farm sleigh. robes bells
dies Sc hay in barn corn, do quantity of vegetables
in erouDo, &c &C. Observation-Disclosures. beddings. Blu
reaus hair, Mating Kitchen Stoves Dairy Utensils Gar
den and Farm Tools Plough Brrows kc Boards joists
pAnks, timber &C., sc. Sale positive.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
II House Fu,nisnins Goods, &cfr,day Oct 18th at lO
o'clock at No. lU2 brOadwsyJ. w. Brown will sell at
ton above without to paw advances large aud
complete of Household Furniture together with
rich Silver Plated Tea Trays, China Glassware and
other house furnishing goods.
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MEDICAL.
[From the Albany Evening Journal.
nm - TOW b'S

DROoF !!-PROOFl!!-HERE Is PROOF CONCLUSIVE
that DR.. L. TowRtends Sarsaparilla is the original
The following from OF the respectable papers
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DARNuMs AMERICAN MusRuM.-r. 7. pARNuM.

DRAMATIC READING-AiSS ". TANNING READ
~ will Gle her Dramatic Reading with the Merchant of
Venice this evening at ~ o'clock at the Stuyvesant In
siute Tickets 80 ccntsmay be had at the music stores
and at the Institute.
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Stock Exchange.

ADVERTlSEMESTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
answers to advertisements sent by Mail must be post
paid, or they viL not be taken from the Post Office
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DRIvATE TUTOR wANTE o.-wANTED, AS PRIVATE
Tutor for hoy 0f eight years % age, we'll educated
and respectable who speak French and UNDER
ftaRds English and German. Applicants will receive far
tier neence the subject BY applying at the desk Of
the Herald office.
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ERANKLIN rHEATKE. 70 liz CnArHAM souARE.-

NRANRLlN THEATRE, NO l75 CHATHAM SQUARE
Il Great Attraction for Few Nights.-An entire new
troupe OF Females among whom is Miss Virginia the most
beautifully formed woman in the world engaged Also
sgnora Rose the Italian Female Jugger the only
one in existence. Last time of the Female Band of MIN
stre numbering ladet being the largest band
the world Also, Miss Elmira will through wonderful
performances the Musical Glasses every evening Ma
dame Pauline Troupe of Model Artses" will appear in
variety Of tplendd among which will
found the following - rhe Three Graees Feast of lc-
chus, Rape OF the Sahinos Adam and Eve" Fsrvs'
Newell with many ott Admission Seats 50 cts,
Boxes, rs cts Pit, l21s cts PRIV ate Boxes. ST.
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HUGoS wALLHALLA. SO CANAL STREET NEAR
BroadwayThs only Place Of amusement in this ci
1ableaux Vyans by 80 beautiful ladies' Gypsy
Dancers Sable Brothers and Sisters Acrobats.
dancing &C. Performances every night at Ssclock Ex
ira on Saturday at 8 o'clock.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
,.e rresuse a. s. srses -ich street one ho.s.
apply IN the early stages viii be surprised at the rapidy
And little ncouvenienss attending their chiefly
PIE who can properly appreciate his services In sreture
ron lie trst incipen to its advanced a,d distress
Ing stages iron advantages and extensive
Prscuee he can afford rapid and radical vhh
souveetn Amevies.
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EoRcAL1ToRNfA.-DesrA TCn LINE-ssIP HAuP-
IT Den 10 loading At pier No. 20 North River foot Of
vsstry Can tsie the huih OF srreis freight and
hspo,msy accommodate few ht and second cabin pas
spses Fshts BY this line tshsn she Lowest and
Ne astenties = b. SUTTON, d Wall street.
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aCll0Ol.l. &C.

w ARD scr DOL HOUSE. No. s, STANTON, CORNER
w Of Sheriff street. having been thoroughly cleaned and
painted, will be opened Monday the 18th o. October.
livery etron will be made render this school Of the
highest order and sustain the good reputation which II has
hitherto borne No pains will be spared by the teachers to
the pd advancement Of pupils committed 20
their The Latin aud French together with the higher
braf ches Of English. will he commenced immediately The
seats Of fofm,r pupils will be reserved Parents are invited
TO enter their children.
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n LIQUID nAIR DYE.-ALExANDERs IRIcnRApuR

II This esiteraeo Hair De has been In about four
years and lat never yet tailed of complete
parting the hair whkcrs, Sc natural yn or black
90 exactly resembling the natural color Of hair
~ Detection lts eject and
can be uted with the greatest also free ro those
properties usual In all Of this celebrated
ton. Of Swing an unnatural red purple
For tale by kuthton, CLARK Co, Broadway; A. v.
sand corner Of Fulton AM " William Thomas Max
we'll william street; WIN. Brewer, aud Moore Taylor.
Maiden lane, New York. r. O. A. Wright sole for
The United States % South FOURTH strost Phlai
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MApAM smAIL,s VENrs rILLS-NOW sol WELL

MADAM siiAIEs vENUS FILLS-NOW so WELL
Nl Known the only actual remedy for the Of all
d. sst,sof the genital and especially OF physical aud
debity be had Of the following ana
throughout the Union scnerSliy-prcs per bor;-l9l
Br sdsay, OF John 21s Broadway Of
Chan bers street. ass Broadway, Of howard streets
Is Bo~ey Of walker 80 Grand
allen street. ia Caral street opposite West Broadway
Chesnut Eleventh stroes. Phadpha;
OF Pratt and charles Baltimore; of rwclftn
and Pennsylvania avenue, Washington CITY circulars
be had Of all the agents Communications addressed to box
$500 Poet Once, will be attended to
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nR JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET, 80 WELL
~ known In the treatment Of delicate dseaesTho Doe
tors reputation for sk In those half that have
existed tor years eminent Constitutional weakness
brought by secret habit eGectuay cured Recent
cared In four days.
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ITCHELL's OLYMPIC TnEATRE FRIDAY
VUELCB's NATIONAL CIRCUS. EIGHTH STREET

w Third avenue. Aston Plac1New and brilliant effects
IL the circle. This eveDi endous feats In S Vault
by the the world
Mesrs Dale Mcfarland and Franklin. Beautiful Acts Of
EOsemaIthp by Madame coward Nessrs Cadwallaaef Di
rius Master William and others of established reputation
The interior of the Amphtteatre conveniently arranged
and perfectly from the incemency the
performance will he given Saturday afternoon Adj
mission % cents. Reserved for families
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DANCING,

:, =, s.,,.
~ dine, Of the Academy Royal. Paris at No. washing
ton Place 73 Third 25 Greene and at her
sdepce Leonard street For terms nc, apply st the
sidence Of Mile r. D., at "a Leonard street.
nANcING AND Waiting, AT &C. BOND STREET
~ MI searngs Glasses for Ladies ana Masters Nednes
days and Saturdays at half o'clock r. NJ Tuesdays
sud Fridays. at O'clock n. for eptemer
Saturday, October i3 and Tuesday 10TH Forterms peass
apply A. above.
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Mr.. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. mas, FOR THB

hH. COOPER, Il DUANE STKEET. BIAS, FOX TIL
~ 1at fourteen confined his practice TO the treat
nent Of mereuria ar other diseases OF delicate nature
He the most aggravated OF this disease and
mild removed in two TO ave days. perfect
neeharge.
nR. MORRISON Is C0NFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ all diseases Of delicate nature. practice OF 20
enables him 70 without recent in
three sI days No fee till cured Structures aud seminal
weakness he Invariably See his London Diploma, In
his once. 3Oih Fulton street. .
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,. W. ptsAttsr, Chairman.
IN. MYRICK, Secretary.

|nFFTCE or THF NEW YORK GAS HIGHT COWPA-
~ October 1sf9 Tn President and Directors have
I've declared dividend Of four and one-haf
capital stock Of this Tor the x months ending
|l. a. and TIE so~shoiaers and after
Thursday the lst Of Nov emher The transfer
be closed from the 18th met 10 that date nv order
q. A..
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

II 0RSES-FOR SALE, PAIR OF SUPERIOR AND
Spirited Bay Horses l6s hands high kind and gentle
single double harness under the saddle. They
considered the best Of carriage horses Richmond
For further particulars OF j. Coleman Hart,
ch "a Oh ILL afr
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MEDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR YouRsELr PRIVATE

nj EDICAL ADvfCE-Do DOCTOR YOrRsELF PRIVATE
h ~, for ~ cents by mesns OF the Pocket cuapss
livery One HE Own Phycian. IL IL CONFIDENTIAL silent
Trend and prvss sdviser enabling conduct bic
Gaze to successful termination. Twenty Fourth Edi-
on with one hundred enErsvng owing private diseases
and maormations ~ The genesave system shape
and form by william Young " ID. The various forms %
secr,t SEMINAL diseases
fshd impotehcy solitary habits Of youth faithfully de-
rhed aud all the recipes given In plain language. The
chapter on structure wort OF particular attention. and
Should be resa by every one Any sending twenty
tve cents enclosed In letter, will receive
boob BY nail OF six copies will be tor doar Ad
trcss DR. wh YOUNG, l5t Spruce street. Philadelphia
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Freish on speeis, cent merchandise 10 eesn per
foot Esht cubic Net Of baggage allowed cabin psssn
GER ts cubic feet each seerage passenger No passage
cured IN sss psio Ad for Any remittng enc half
M .mount o. pse.ss money ssa enc week.
j. HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway.
The Crescent City will succeed the Empire city and leave
en- the Let OF November.
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MERCHANDISE.
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND
GUN MAKER.

Opposite The Banks, Man Street, Riehmond, Va,
Has on hand, and is receiving large and ge-
neral assortment Of all the articles in his line Of
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
of the public to his Stock OF Goods, as offering
every inducement to them to purchase, on the
score of economy, and the superior quality OF his
materials.
Amongst his Stock of Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will offer to the
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire MISUNDERSTANDING
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twist Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist do
Do do do common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duelling, pocket beltand travelling Pistols
Selt-cocking, single and six barrelrevolving Pts
tots
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Caps Nv
Sportsmen's Liquor Flasks and PocketTumblers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars Whips, Chains and Couples
Huntsmen's Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all
kinds, for Gun-Smiths
REPAIRING, &C.,
He is prepared TO execute all kinds of Repair
ing, expeainously, in the neatest and nostauranie
manner, and at such prices as will make ittothe
interest OF the public TO favor him with their pat
ronaee. Febtuary8
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Y VI'lIF IT . " 'IFI N : IT
frb Ii IULII M * SLaDE, hnclionrefs.
lsy ts. III. Eachsnson 4 Bro.


TRUST SALE oF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
by wine Of . deed Of tus' executed 10 The subsrri
- " James John 4. >zrr, bearing cate
the oh day Of fthmaG, isis. ani recorded N
flee The ,'oud II musings tor tnr ciiy a kch
mond lir Eth dhy ipri rie, ihr subscriber ~hl on
FklD ). tLr 2iu DAY al n" ptt,en, monln-Frhuaiy
at The hour al O'Clock, r. " upon inr pt-n.es,
proceed a. sell crrair lnt al Ground, rrstrhrd IN
tlr >i deed rs beng situated IN r CITY al Richmond,
upon iiavl and 4 streets, commencing nj the III
trTSrcion ii SAID streets on THE 'nnih siir oi street,
and thence running down street on" hhhGirh irri--
line running r.ht angles r.m street one hun
dfra iert-theGcc running parallel win Is street one
hundred feet, 'ilh srr-l!irnrc y III the said last
mentioned street e. The beginning, one hundred rt-
bn winch sad ot ol ground contains, by actual nea-
snremrnt, nnris SIX irrt tour inches on Gay street,
running back ninety tret we incrrs ~ ih street
thence IT r,s angles and ~ line parallel with cav
street. ninety six rrl eigi inches: ana thence parallel
w ;t street ninety SIX trrt Two inches. to- nt street
together with MI he buildings and Improvements
theron situated ANA The privileges and aPpurtrnan
10 thr same IN any nannrf belonging.
Also nj the san- tie ani place, a certain other loi
parcel Of Land known IN the plan q The said ,Ity
of Richmond by the number b32, which has been dri-
did INTO ;0ur lots designated by ih- numbers > and
4, each containing htty iwo iret sla inches on "a!
street aud running back one hundred anu hty.ihrrr
pur inches Ia alley. IN common IA Tie Whole al
sad lots, twenty feet IN wiltl-lhr LOT designated No
benny al the intersection OF Clay ANA i'll sis
TERMS--Onet htd Of the purchase MONEY! 10 be- pare
in ca.l-he residue IN equal nsialnl-ns III folr and
eight months, with interest thereon ion The day al
sir-and the titlr L. hr retained, deed o unsi upon
The properly IL be- executed IL SECURE tie pay tli ~
the c:r,!it instruments
IT, on Ihr day DESIGNATED for the above SAFE the wra
thrr shud hr such the opinion al the subscriber,
Improper sell, tie SAID sale VIII br post
poned un,iI rhr h'.t far day thereafter
The Title Ia the above property Is believed 10 ne cnou
but, acting Trustee, shat only convey such lille
AS Is vested IN me by the SAID deed
POITIal ROBINSON, Trustee.
X II DICKINSON y BROTHER,
Feb 9-dtds Aucilonrrrs.
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Fifty ksD,Fnrs sscWarH.

DAN AWAY from the town Of Chariotrsv .llr about
II the .lh of JanGlry last ainlaitn Gfl named Ill.
LEN purchased by me from the Estate of The late Ma
thanirl Bowr, deceased. sand grl - about twenty
three four al are nr head Of hair aG small
loot and ankle an excellent house servant seasess
&c. She va, raised near SIoney Point aibemare co.
where size may be- rhln.; but, from somr Information
winch have received, Ihlnk II more than probable
sue las been carried the Blue kMgr, IN The
neghhorood Of Port Republic where she has relations
lvin2 Any Information relative Ia her whereabouts
WIN he rewarded and for her hring paced IN any aii
IN The Communicating SO that can .rt her. VIII give
s4c; nr her being brought 10 Charlottesville aud dr
ueIed IN The county jail here, will be- rewarded WITH
ssh. MILTON KING
Charlotte Svill, E.h
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Andrew stevens,

DEGS leave TO inform his friends that he has
ID resumed his former business, and recon-
menced The manufacture of FINE JEWELRY,
in the rear OF No. 1873 broadway, Cup slairs,)
where he will be happy TO serve all in want of
any articles in his line OF business. Diamonds,
and all other Precious Stones, Pearls, &c bought
and sold, reset, or valued.
Fine Watches, Sterling Silver Ware, as well
as Jewelry of all kinds, purchased or made TO
order, at small commission or advance on the
wholesale prices.
Feb 94-5td
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3ayaqtOes1s abtssre,

SaTaatCes's abissGe,
nrO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. ol Delaware, No 7, Feb Ia:
as 81 Al 60 "a 81 Gil % 5 % Al.
Tickets Nos. 90 81 IA, a prize OF 5 $1,000 sold
and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, No. "a, Feb. "a:
70 80 4s IS II 80 81 81 % SO 7 As % 81.
Ticket, Nos. 26 81
Do 26 so 70 Five more, sold and
Do D 70 }and paid in one Lole-
Do 726 % ny, by STRATToN.
Do As So 7OJ
Dawn Nos Monongalia, Glass 81, February IL
469 As 81 I 20 So 80 81 81 73 IA.
Ticket, Nos So "a, prize OF $500. sold and
paid by SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Monongala, No. %, Feb. 20 i
l3 20 80 10 d IS Sc D 9 81 Al so II AZ
Tickets Nos II 46 AZ, a prize OF 500 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
% 900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
MISUNDERSTANDING No. -. Capitals: $4,000.
1000 4OOO las, 2,D00 30 of 900, &C. IS Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters IS.
40 600 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, M. o. Capitals: si0,
Ooc 10 900 10 oOO 5000 900, 1882, 900. 80 Of 1000
&C. 7s Nos Ii drawn. Tickets $40; halves S. lrs. 80
$4,000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. 80. Capitals: sl2-
600 IL OOO 10 OOO 5000, 1900, 10 Of 900 &c. 7e
Nos IS drawn Tickets SIS; halves 50; qrs ] 25.
Is $50 DOLLARS! OF 5000 DOLLARS!
fRIDAY-Sussex, No Q. Capitals: Sl5,2S0 Of
1900, S of 500, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Ticketssi:
halves 2, quarters l.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 81 Capitals =
~ nOO OOO SC. rs Nos IA drawn. Tickets 81 halves
so cts. ;quarters 25cts
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARSl
SAYURDAY-virelnia Monongalia Lottery No 81.
Capitas $40 OO0 Is 900 0aD 5000, 1l5D, Of $50,
Of ,a5o, Is Of .u0O &c. rs Nos, III drawn Tickets
sl0; halves ); quarters 81.
Orders az Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in allthe Lotteries will be promptly at
tended 10, aud drawings sent when requested Please
address o3drrsto n. S1RATTON,
P.h ga Richmond. Va
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-. wisT.R,s RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

~ WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHEEKY,
,,s .,ss, remsdy for CONSUMPTION, and inc os;t
msdicns t,own 10 man for Asthma OF every sIaEs, IA
s, Comniants. Bronchitis, Influenza, coughs, Oolas,
RIssd,na of The Lungs Shortness of Brsatn' rams anu
Weaknsss in the Side, Breast, &C., aho a' o'hei u''
eases of the Pulmonary Organs. III, ,,; up,,sam,,
ys,v important disease over when tnis naisam
warts very powerful influence, s thar OF Diseosee
J;rer In this complaint ii has undoubtedly proved
NOR eficacious than any remedy hitherto employed,
and In numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease, without re-
ceiyng the least benefit from various remeaies, anu
when Eexry has been resorted ~ In van the use Oh
This BaIsam has restored the Ltrr TO healthy action,
md in many instances effected permanent cures, AFTER
every known remedy had failed to produce this desired
effect. ,
Besides It's astonishing efficacy IN the diseases above
mentioned, we also fnd it very efectual remedy IN
Asthma complaint in which 1t has been extensively
used with decided success, even in cases oil years
standing
has also been well tested in all the complaints Tor
which recommended. II Ia not my intention, there
fore either cloak in mystery, IN any way deceive
The public by overrating its virtues; on the contrary
shall simply endeavor 10 give brief statement Of
lie usefulness and atter myself that its surprising e-
hcacy will enable TO furnish such proofs OF lis VIZ
mas as will satisfy the most incredulons, that Con.
sumption may and "CAN BE CURED" II this me Ill
cine be resorted TO.
~ The genuine is signed I. BUTTS.
aJr Por sale by GAYNoR WOOD and ALEA'
AMBER DUvAL, only Agents fol Richmond
February. lS4o.