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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

ACCIDENT-One of the votaries of Bacchus
after having worshipped at the shrine of his
favorite deity an unhallowed period, yeste rday
morning undertook to promenade Broad street
for his own and other peoples OBLIGATION; but
on passing Thomas & Co.'S. drug store, I'M
fortunately made plunge through the glass
he cut large artery in one of his arms, from
whence the blood poured profusely for some
minutes. After losing upwards of gallon of
blood physician succeeded in partly staunch-
ing the flow Of blood, but We learned last even
ing that slight flow still continued, and it
was feared that he would die. Our reporter
could not ascertain the name of the unfortu-
nate inebriate
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Home Testimony. Read from

IS 49, Home Testimony Read from
Wa one Of the Oldest Magistrates Of this city
let the sick, the delicate, the declining talk to
those we refer Ito, and then try this grand resto,a
tive.
Baltimore, Sept H. 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Nov bray: feel it duty to
make known the bsneits have derived from DR.
hamptons Tincture. For length of time have
been subject TO greet pfostration of muscular pow
er, and great debility OF the nervous system, &C
companied with palpitation and fluttering of the
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home. | making mention
of my case to friend, be referred me to Joseph
Stapieton, Esq, old and highly respectable cit
zen OF Baltimore, who had used the Tincture under
similar circumstances. | called on MIR Staplcton,
and, after an Interview some minutes was fully
satisfied of the medical virtues of the Tincture
from the evidence before me, OF his own person,
who, tor some time previous, indicated a failing
state OF health but now hearty hale appear.
ance with the activity ct youth. | Immediately
commenced using the Tiucture, and before took
the contents of one bottle, my strength was renew.
ed. and can walk as brisk aud am IS active as |
was twenty years ago. This Tiuciura is the grand
restorative of the digestive organs, which, when
destroyed, the whole system is in state Of suffer
ing.
do assertit Is, in reality, what it is represented
to be by DR. Hampton, the inventor.
WM. A. SCHAEFFER
Now in city CT Washington.
See cases Coug Oh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by o. A. STRECkER-yarnphiets gratis
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CoLPoarxun CoNvEHrioN-Fouyth Day-Ihe
Convention opened at o'clock yesterday morn
ing; Rev. Stephen Taylor. "a Vice President, In
the Chair After the usual religious exercises and
reading of minutes, brief period was occupied by
members of the convention, in giving an account OF
their labors on Sunday, in the several pulpts oil
the city and vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Osborne handed in 25 copies of War
rocks Almanac, present for the use OF members
of the convention, from the publishing house OF
Messrs Nash g. Woodhouse.
Colporteur experiences were then given by Rev
MT. Sumner, of Va; Rev. w. Schmogrow, of
Richmond, and Mr. Willis Tinhey, of Virginia.
On motion, committee of five was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive CT the value and ten.
dency of colpoheur conventions like the present.
Rev. Messrs. Hammer, Lee, KILN, Moore, Manly
and Taylor, were constituted the committee.
Instructions were then given to the colporteurs
present, in relation to their duties, by Rev. r. s.
Cook, Rev. O. Eastman, and Mr.. J. Cross.
A letter was then read by Rev. Mr.. Cook from
Rev. DR.. Tying, OF St. Georges Chu rch, New York,
expressing his entire and cordial sympathy with
the objects of the convention. This c. urch gave
$4,000 last year to the Tract Society," and is there
fore the largest regular contributor ON the socie.
tvs books.
The convention then took recess until half past
3 O'Clock.
In the afternoon various resolutions were adopt.
ed, and reports received, which we shall motto e
hereafter, subsequent to which the convention &C
journed sine die
This convention has been one of a novel charac-
ter, but beneficial in its action; and the members
of it will carry with them the warmest sympa.
thies and regards of the most exemplary portion
of cur population.
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THE FATAL DUEL in ENGLAND.

This affair seems to have created an unusual
excitement in England. The parties were all
Frsnchmen, and the man who was killed
tCournetl was an officer, and very gallant
one, of the French Navy. The two seconds
are in custody, but the man who fired the fatal
shot has not been known. Suspicion, amount,
ing almost to certainty, points to one BartheEe
my, who has absconded. The deceased told
one of the witnesses that he was obliged to
fight Barthelemy, much against his will. 9th.
er witnesses proved that Barthelemy had ex-
pressed a determination to force him into a
duel. 1t appears that only one pistol was fired.
The seconds explained this by saying, that in
France, when the quarrel was mortal, the prin-
eipals, each armed with pistol, were placed
forty yards apart-that the seconds drew lots
for the first fre-that the parties then ad-
yanced PAGES by Il side step, after which he
who had won the fire, raised his weapon from
lis perpendicular direction and fired. This, it
was asserted and believed, at first was the
cause Of only one pistol being fired, the sup
position being that Gourmet was killed at the
FIRST fire. The evidence of the keeper Of the
shooting gallery, from which the pistols we've
hired, throws d black shade of suspicion over
the whole transaction. This man asserted
that on the day before the duel, two men came
to his gallery, and hired two pistols from him,
dspositing the refor 98-that he was in the ha
bit Of looning pistols upon the faith of such de-
postes, without asking what YVES wanted with
them-that he made no inquiry in the present
instance as the thing was not unus2al-,hat
The same men returned that night, and got
dozen bullets in addition 10 " hat they had he
lore carried eway-that the pistols were re-.
turned TO him by porter, after the duel was
o'er-that only one of them was discharged
and That every attempt TO discharge the other
proved Intellectual, the cap exploding wi,bou,
! ign'tng the powder-that he examined the
charge, and found that a rag wad had hee,
, rammed down while it was empty, and the
ioao placed above it-and that il could mn,
possibly have been discharged in that cond;
ton since the fire from the cup could 10, com.
munisate with the powder in The barrel. n.
further testified, that when the pistols passed
from his hands, they were, both, pronerlv
loaded, and that the load found in one of them
was put there after it had passed from hi.
hands. The evidence of this man induced vic
lent suspicious Of foul play yet il is difficult
to conceive how the parties implicated, ifreally
guilty, csaid have had the folly 10 send back
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S& self Protection.-JAS. WALSH,
49, No. 90 Main st, doors above the City
Hotel, has just e;eived, per steamer Roanoke, a
fine assortment of Colts and Aliens Pistols single
selt-cocking Pocket and Rifle Barrel Pistols, Ore.
gOn Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Game Bags, fine
English Percussion Caps, all of which are offered
for sale Oh the most accommodating terms.
no lQ-2w
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DRuNK.-Joseph Peasants, from the country, CT
Saturday eveniag, having pocket full of money
some three hundred dollars-ccncIuded to go on a
spree. The results of said spree were black eye,
scratched nose, loss of money and Sunday lodg.
ings in the cage Being his first appearance at court
yesterday the Mayor discharged him with an al
mcmillan
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Nor DEAD:-lt was reported ,hrougho ut
the city, yesterday, that Amos, the negro
who was shot by his oyerseer, Mr.. Fuc hiram,
Friday morning last, was dead. Late yeste,-
day evening, we ascertained that Amos wa 8
alive, and that there was strong proba bilty
that he would survive.
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SrEAMsHIPs.-We understand that tae new
steamship now building in New York 10 run in con.
nection with The Roanoke, between this city and
New York, has received her uame. She is 10 be
called the Jamestown and viii be commanded by
Captain Lewis Parrish, now OF the Roanoke. Capt
Parrish will be succeeded in the command of the
Roanoke by Capt. Edward Csveudy, late fret of.
deer of the steamship "At'alt.e," Of tbs Collins
line. We are anxious TO ses this new ste am ship ON
the route.
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AssAULT.-On Sunday tn ee negroes attacked a
negro named Edward, slave to } l.. Cary, and beat
him most numerically. One OF the assailauls,
nsmed Robert Kiag, free negro, was arrested.
and yesterday received, per order Of tae MAYOR.
80 lashes. DE was also required to give security
to keep the peace in the sum Ct Sl00.
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FIGHTING Two men named William Redfo,
and William Tierney had discussion Saturday
evening about Native Amercanism, which resulted
IN a tight and Judgement in the cage Yester friday
tney were bound over in the sum OF 500 e. Oh &c
keep the peace.
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TREsPAssING.- slave to Hiram Olive,
ON Saturday, entered the premises of Mr. Sweeny
and upon being requested by Mr. s. to depart forth
with insulted him grossly. Yesterday the Maze
ordered him 80 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

A BLACK TRANSACTION Two free negroes
named George Norman and John Temple fell out
about an ebony beauty on Sunday afternoon, and
endeayored TO settle heir disagreement by wool.
ing, buttiag, kicking and pounding. They were
arrested when their mutual beueyolence was an.
proaching to crisis, and taken to the cage Yes
terdsy the Mayor ordered them q lashea each and
required them to give security for future good be
hayior il the sum of SICO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

DIsoRpERLY. - Patrick MeCoy, arrested fo
drunkenness and dsordelly conduct on Sunday
was yesterday committed to Jail in Default Of sac
security TO keep The peace.
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the pistol, with such damning evidence against
them, unless they were frightened entirely out
of their wits.
The Ceroner's Jury brought in verdict OF
wilful murder agains, the seconds, and some
person unknown to them.
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Keep 1t Before the People. taat
BAkERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM hIrlERS

BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BIrlERS
for dyspepsia in all its various stages
as witness the large number of voluntary certificates
now in the hands of the proprietor aud the great de-
mand tori wherever it has been introduced No med
lcne ever introduced to the public has gained the
popularity possessed by these Bters with little aid
from the public press They preventive of A que
and Fever correcor OF disordered stOmachs and the
best tonic to be had at any price Let the sufferer try
them and be convinced.
Price only 5Ocent per bottle To be had the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd Co, A Bodeker Adie Gray Ben
nett Il Beers, Gaynor Il Wood, and Z J Picot. Main
street; Blair, VIM Ladd, and Seabrook l. Reeve
Broad street, Richmond Va. oc2
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nol6-eod2w Importer, 70 Nan .,ref
| SEFUL ARTICLES, at good quality,
Y TO be had of NASH & MOODunI-sE-

u TO be had of NASH & WO0DHOt'sE
Portable Writing Desks, of rosewood. m ahogany
and PAPER machie, some OF extra large .izes, ee-
gaGtly and substantially mad, with secret uls;
Others OF usual Sizes neatly f4 nished The PAPER
Cases are very Itch
Port Folios, in the greatest variety, win and
without lock and key-a larger assortment than
usually sten
Ladies' Work Boxes, some very elesaat others
pla n neat and cheap
Ne Plus Ultra Writing Cases, very conversation
trayeilers-a fine assortment OF various sz > and
qualities
Dressing Cases, for ladies and for gentlemen c0D-
tanning all the necessary articles for toilet dse
Porte MonaieS, Pocket Books aud Purses, a large
and beautiful assortment of leather pearl ivory,
pap er maChie &c
Wishing Gard Cases, of pearl tortoise shell sc,
newest sYlcs
Gold Peas, in silver and gold cases
joseph Rojg r. q Sons h@e pen and pocket
Knives, Scissors and Razyrs
Razor Strops made b. Rodgers, Saunders En4e.-
son and Chapman
BeaGtu. note Paper aud Envelopes
small Letter Paper, French ani EDzli-h, Tor
ladies' use
WIitreys patent fnkstaad with great variety
Of other kinds
Copying Presses, Books and Materials .or copy
Ing
Surveyors Comprises and Chains
Mathematical IGstrunents
Loying'a Ierseaaal aud Celestial Globc5
spy Glasses, Tape Measures and PocAet Com
passes
Together with many other useful and fancy a..
ticle-, which msy &c t0unia at
no. I39 IEaia street.
~ 10 Eage oqaste
Il "A 10 bales 0pesiJr day DAILY cE ec'el Per
john w. wR.GaT,
n % Dock Naaf.
IA EEss, B5DkES.--We Save Just fccelseaa
"a large lot Of LalieS' Lynx, Geie.. srd Cca,J
Maiis whlca viii be soId low.
HART i MOSES.
Also-Chiiiren's Nuts, which We are s.l.,ag at
81 and - Goats 10 10
X uCAsSHEAT.-I30 bass .lsniug and iof
u sac by
nnI6 John IL CLAIBORNE.
1 tisUUOLATE.-25 goxes l4ndiaa ead f9F
~ sale by
noI6 JOTN II. CLAIBORNE.
A PPLE BRANDY.-25 Ia III sa.e 'ow.!1
nol6 JOHN c. AtBGRSE.
AYACkEREL AND SALMON
IVA o. half and quarter b5is No Maekerh
80 kits do do
% obis Nos DO
III hall and quarter bhls No 2 & 10
~ kits No / SGimon-iaaCing tro "A seaf o1tf
Courier, for sale by
mole WILLIAMS Il BN9T TER.
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DiscHAnGKD-An negro named Mike Mosby, slave
to Hooker & Osborn, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday, the charge Of stealing poke.
book containing SIT from Mr. Whitaker, boarder
at Mrs Pendleton's Mr. w missed his pocket book
yesterday morning, and Mosby having been in his
room to procure his boots for backing, was sus.
pected of taking it. There being no evidence 10
justify the charge the negro wss DISCHARGED
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Our OF Track Dick Temple, slave to William
NJ. Mountjoy, was arrested out of track Sunday
evening, and yesterday discharged with an admo
milton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR.-Richard H.
Lorton, inspector of lime, in Richmond, in place Of
Samuel Laird.
John II. Freeman received, some time since, the
appointment of inspector of lumber for this city.
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ANDSD VIE RE.

and Toilet Sets
English Parian and Other China Sideboa.i Pi,c1.
erb, some beautiful patterns
Rich cut and pressed Glass BoRls-Ce.lery and
Pickles
Rich cut and pressed Goblets Tumblegs-Wines
and yelies
Rca cut and pressed Glass Deca lte-s Sweet
meat Dishes, &C, &C
Gas Chandeliers, Lamps, Gira 1does IN Casty-s
Looking Glasses and full stock OF common
Goods, all for sale low by
WIN. +. B JTLER,
no l6-eod2w Importer. 10 Main stree,
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tS For Liver Complaint. Cyspepsia,

&c: The liver being the largest gland in the human
body it is more frequently deransed than any other
Of Yellow 'Ge e af
and there is great to society. Regulate tile
liver and you all these evils The surest pre-
parations to take DR. ROSES celebrated Railroad
or AntBilious Pills. They carry OF the bile, and soon
give appetite and strength.
His dyspepsia compound should be taken where a
person las been troubled with dyspepsia long time
PRICE 81 cents; but for colds bilious habits jaundice
&c. take DR. Roses Ambitious Railroad Pills as
they ahead of all other pills in their good effects
II IL and p cents per box
For sale by Purcell, Ladd & Co, Benefits Beers, o
Strecker. Gaynor Wood, A Bodeker, Adie L GRAY
A Duval, Duval, J Blair, ) N Zachrisson, and II
P IIadd oc 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

Lsy To the Pubiic.-The number Of iron,
dlsoe evils caused By the use OF Hair Torin.1
paraded before the public in the newsosuer. a,,
SITS to the manufacturer Of tie celeb ated F,trSS
er's Hair Tonic" the pfopriety Of cart,,i, ''H
public against all articles Of the sort. upis. ''7
perly tested His own practical experiens.. ~
the hair, sati.tes him OF the great uti!jy lr 80.
Fletcher Hair Tonic and the very crest dtr1a.
OF using any other without being fully aware OF IA
chemical properties. 1t is melancholy ma ., =.
see the most teautlful of natures ornamf ms 49,
shriveled and wasted away by the improper :,
articles called hair tonic. The genuine EIstcbo.,,L.
Hair Tonic Is sold by Bennett & Beers. II R ~
val and see6rook 81 Reeve, Broad stree; ard updsr
American Hotel, wholesale and retail bvihe,,,o'
tsc!urer, JOHN JOHNSON
N B-NO charge for trial ro-n
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A LUXURY!-The jam

A LUXURY!-The James River
ss>~Sa Water, when purified by tie POROUS
GLASS FILTER is truly great luxury it 8
then as pure and pal!ucd as when it first flowed
from tne bubbiug spring. There is no instrument
for cleansing water ready aud effective as the
Porous Glass Filter. 1t acts on nature own prir-
ciple being artificial drip stCne; it cannot nure,
but renders it nature intended it to be, healthy
and refreshing. 81 expended for one of these FIJI
tiers will convert your hydIsnt into a fountain of
pure spring water. 1t will liter from 30 to 40 gal
Ions per hour. For sale by the Agent at the store
of G. 6, A. Bargamin, Jr
no IL lmT No POI Main ST.
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U Grand New Years, Present.

I Grand New Years Present-A F.,e
God Watch, worth sixty-hge dollars viii be rra.
scented on New Years day at 5 P M1IUtsiB 4, a.,
Jewslry and Fancy store No. PIT Main street g.T5
mond The Subscribers offer to the pvbi, n ~,
chaLce to get beautiful fine IL carat gyiQ Bop,;r
Case Watch, suitable for lady Ur gentleman a.
new years' present. The following arranseierts
will be made on the lst of November and comma
until the lst OF January, 1858
Every person, on purchasing each and every a.
ticie oil the value of So aud upwards wal receive
card with number On it, aud their name asd cor
responding number will be registered In b7oy
Kept for that purpose On new years day all the
corresponding numbers If CT rdS issued VII, h. nm,
III bag and Well shaken, when a number viii 5a
drawn by person entirely disinterested and Inc
person holding the card with tire number cores
ponding to that which is drawn will receive ure.
sent Of fine gold hunting case watch
Each person, on purchasing each aud every artj.
Gle of the value OF so to So will in llI manner
receive card as above, and the holder of the cor
responding nnmber drawn will receive present f
fine gold locaet worth So. And each person m
ucle OF the value OF from 30 cents TO 81 10 viii in
like manner as above drawn, receive a handsome
port mOnnaie worth Sd
A fine assortment OF Jewelry, Clocks, Watcilss,
and Fancy Articles on hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
workman. All kinds OF Jewery made and repaired
at the shortest notice AID lowest prices and saus
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
stones set to order in the latest New York sty!e
B-The articles will be exhibited In The Wipl.y
until the drawing. Don't forget the place.
MOUNTAIN 81 co,
no l-2mN No I'll Main street
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7 WOULD respectfully inform my old friends
q and customers that am n ow engaged with MIR.
E. B. Spence in the tiloring department of his
business where would be pleased to have the m
give CALL pledging them all in my power to
give satisfaction
no l6-lm ]. l.. CROWELL.
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kSTANTED.-By YOUNG MAN, capable of
w taking charge of set of Books a situation
as Clerk, or BOok-keeper, in business house,
City references given. Address box 240, Rich
mond Post Office. no l6-2w*
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~. FOR SALE, coed Work Horse,
RNwith or without dray and harness. Enquire
at tue Dispatch Office. no 16-lt*
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NGTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully
II inform his old customers and the pubic gener-
ally, that be has employed in his cutting depart
ment the services fof Mr. L CR0WELL and J
HANLON, SO well and favoraby known to the
Richmond public.
mole E. B. SPENCE.
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DISSOLUTION Of COP a X II N Il TX
- SHlP.-The Law firm of August, Watkins
Randolph was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
lst day of the present month, Messrs. AUGUST &
RANDOLPH continuing to practice in partnership
in the courts heretofore attended by them
|. R. WATKINS will continue to practice in the
Richmond Courts.
All the members of the old firm will attend to the
cases hand, and to the winding up of it's bust
ness. They will be found at the Office heretofore
accounted BIZ them
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OST, between the New Market and the inter.
- section of Cary and 5th streets, Port Mo-
sale, containing small amount of change and
some papers. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving il at this office. no 1916
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I GST, supposed in Governor street, forIe
- N,onaie, containing small sum OF money
and some papers of no use to any but the owner
liberal reward will be paid by application to
MCDONALD Il LYONS, No Z, 18th street.
no l6-lt Under the Exchange Hotel
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SIMEs' PURE COD Liver OLA
~ fresh supply Of the very superior Cod Liver
Oil, of Mr. Shines which has rec lived the common
da,ion OF our best physicians, and is warranted
pure ana free from all aduiterl ton
AS remedy for consumption, coughs ard gene.
raj debility i, stands unrivalled; for sale by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
no l6 Main street
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gTo the VOcaiists and Public speak.
ers.-AL who desire a dissiact and harmon 0ls
voice, should use Bryan's PulmOuic Waters coca.
sionay they remove all irritation of the Uyas and
greatly improve the dexib.I ity and power Of ths
voice. For sale by
10 IL GAYNOR & WOOD, Druggists.
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sir,6s t Lkenesses OF Children.-Paen.s d..
can now procure them in simons' besi AZ, Ioaas,
of adults. 0U pictures
Judges Of the art who would rather pav, :.
price ior choice DsguerreOtype, than nav ~, ~
Inc specimens. H. r SiNONS ~ " ~ exam
N Wanted one or two half p,icsd o ,n-ih e.
TO go into the country, where good pcsrro asofi
seldom or never seen; capacity no Object ,s sts
those who have been Practcing 10 city and 5y r
sess the knacx ct getting off any thing a; lo. Us
picture, would be preferred. ~ Ha me
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OFTHE AGEi-All pain cured like magic. This won
derfui preparation gives immediate relief to all bodily
pam 1t is used internally and externally. Acute
back or limbs sudden colds, aRue, pains in the womb
cholera m0rbus, scalds, burIs chillblanes sprains
bruises, pmples and chronic eruptons and pains in
the stomach all yield in few minutes TO this chei.
cal compound In bottles at y l-2, p and 81 cents
FOR sale bv Bennett \ Beers, AdIe 4 Cray, Purcell
Ladd x Co. 4 Duval r r Duyal, o 4 Strecker A Ro'
deker, Gsynor Wood, Blair $ II Zachrisson, and
w I4aQd. Or