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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-22
Virginia Legislature.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. q.

Beyond the execution of the joint order, for
the election Of Public Printer, the Senate
transacted no business Of general interest to-
day.
House Of Delegates.
After prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Doggeft q
message was received from the Senate, inform
ing the House that the Senate was ready 10
proceed to the execution ofthe joint order, the
election of Public Printer. s
mr. Echois moved posfponement of the
JOINT order, for the epurpose of offering the fol-
lowing resolution:
hesotred, That COMMITTEES of Eve he an.
pointed to receive proposals. for. and 10 lef onr.
she Puplic printing to the lowest bidder taking
Iron the contractor bond in a sufficient r,enaf.
", win good security, conditioned fdf The
prompt and faithful discharge of his duty.
The motion was opposed by Messrs. Mar,z
Lewis, Goode, of NJ, Barbour. Wbee,~,
Craig, Wallace, Miller, of B., and Jackson Of
ID. and T.; and was supported by Me.srs.
Scott, of F., Price, of g., Segar and Imboden.
Several hours were consumed with the dis
cussion. which involved the merits of the CON.
tract and the elective systems, and assumed a
party contest before the discussion closed.
1t was finally ended by Mr.. Burdett calling for
the previous question. The Democrats thous ht
they could see ''party' in the move for post.
ponement and the proposition for the contract
system; and The Wings thought they could
see "party" in forcing on the election without
delay and in adherence to the present system.
The vote on postponement locked confirmato-
ry ofthe suspicious Of both parties. All the
Democrats but one, were opposed to post
ponement-all the Wings but one, in favor
the vote being IS against, SO for it.
MIR. Martz then nominated WIN. F.. Richie
for the Office ofPublic Printer, and bore testi-
mony to his high claims TO the Office. No 9th.
er person being put in nomination, the vote
was taken, and resulted as follows: W.T..
Richie, 139, B. NJ. De Wht,I.
Mr.. r. having received all the votes cast in
the Senate. 1861 the joint vote stood Richie,
us, De Witt,1. w. F. Richie was therefore
declared duly elected Public Printer for one
year.
petition from James Culbertson, Sem, was
presented, contesting the election of David
Mckinney, the returned member from Scott
county. Also, petition from Duff Green and
others, for the Incorporation of the "Virginia
Navigation Company" to transport coal from
Northwestern Virginia to the seaboard towns.
And resolution introduced for Incorporating
the Fredericksburg Water-Power Compa-
n.y."
A communication from the Governor in
formed the House that the returns ofthe elec-
ton for Attorney General had been examined,
and the result of the vote ascertained. The
communication was laid on the table and or
dered to be printed. The majority for Mr..
Bocock is upwards of 10000 the returus
from Loudoun having been lost, and the vote
omitted in the count.
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THE QaoLERA.-A gentleman Of profcs-
sioaal hok6r. in order to prove that he could
procure brandy Of a strictly temperance land
lady, at fashionable resort, the last season,
assumed the symptoms of Cholera, and with
expressive sighs and groans called 70 her ior
nonel'' "What, none for puddings aud piesY''
exclaimed the honorable sufferer. "None, "
replied the heroine, "My puddings and pies
never have the Cholera"
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II. ID. SANXAY.

bookseller, Stationer and Bookbinder.
Ii AVlNG taken the old established stand, for.
bookstore, No. % West Main street, Richmond
pne door above the agriculturalstore of VIM. Pal.
mer, Esq, has re commenced his business as Book.
seller, Stetfoner and Book binder.
His stock will embrace the usual variety of
School, Classical and Professional Books and Mis-
cellaneous Literature every variety of Stationery
both plain and ornamental, used in the counting
house and at the escritor; merchants Account
Books, of every description Record Books for
county courts His Papers have been selected
with great care and consist of the beet quality of
English French and American manufacture; also,
the cheaper kinds of Foolscap and Letter Papers
Tracing and Drawing Papers of all sizes and every
description of articles used by engineers.
Bookbinding in all its variety of elegance and
neatness, executed with promptness.
Merchants Account Books and Record Books
made to order of the very best materials
Librarians, publishers of books and gentlemen
owning libraries, can have their books bound in
plain or elegant style.
RID. s., in presenting himself TO the citizens of
Richmo nd and Virginia for their patronage, conf
IDENTIFY trusts that his old friends who have hereto
fore sustained him during a long series OF years,
WILL at this time extend their kind aid in prosper
ing his re-establishment i'll business de y
DERIODICALs FOK FEBK U UAkY,
1S52.-Godey's Ladys' Book, Ladies Ma
tiopal Magazine; also, Lrndon Punch, Plough
Loum and Anvil, No 7; supplies of Harpers Maga;
zine and Ladys Book for January; also, Spirit OF
the Times, Arthurs Home Gazette, Gleason's Pic
toral, last mum 5ers; also, the Star Spangled Ban
ner for oath January, just received by
r. d. 6ANXAY,
ja20 Bookseller and Statiener
NEGRO HIKING.-The subscribers again
lN offer their services to their frieRds and the
public to hire out their Negroes for the EN- uing
year. They win use their best endeavors to get
good homes and good pric es. Persons having ne.
sroes to hire out should send them in TO BY the
frst day of January, that we may be able to get
them good homes. NIB. 81 C. B. HILL.
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets.
de 2-dactIF
OEVERAL YOUNG GERMANS, OF industrious
y and sober habits are de,irous to obtain situa-
lions as Porters in stores. Apply 70
;a17 o. A. ETRECKER.
oPERM & SOLAR OILS, Camphine and
y Burning Fluid, fresh supply, received ana ior
sale by nrrvu
ja7 SEAnnOOn = zee :. -
DUCKWHEAT.-25O bags for sale BY
ID ia2I DAVENPORT, ALLEN y co.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIR,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
sNDlAN PANACEA,

Merry disoOrtred 6y Dr.. Minnock.
FTNHIS mixture most effectually cures the above
l. complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons In this city with unrivsled success
The remedy isnow prepared and tor sale by X.
NJ Warrington, Agent, over J. B. S,egaPs Store, No
Is Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons who have used the remedy, and can tes.
tify to its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs. Hu,cherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Durtey
r. NJ. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.
In I0-d3m*
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A HiNr TO LETTER WaITERs-Thc following
ines, written on the envelope of an unpaid iestes
which passed through the Portland post Office thr
other day may serve as hint to correspondents %
pay their postage on the score Of economy:
.1he poet an extra gaia has made
Because your last was not prepaid
Tho same u true with THE reply
Ych'rs lost fscc sesgs asdso Aese Il s.
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= ULEs OF ORDER.-For sale at NOR

h RIS' Bookstore, 81 Main street.
4 manual for conducting business in deliberatve
bodies based On Parliamentary, Congressional and
Legislative practice, by Benjamin Matthias, A. M.
Fifth edition, just published. Also, Jetferson's
Manual of Parliamentary Practice.
Members of the Legislature and strangers visit
ing the city will find al Morris Bookstore, the
largest and most important stock of Books to be
found in Virginia, together with Stationery and
Blank Books OF every description. Pianos and
Fancy Goodsfor SALE at wholesale and retail, al the
Lowest prices. ia IL
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= EADER-You are solicited to call at the
II clothing " areroom, No. 132 Main street, where
rich and complete stock of clothing can be seen.
cal IS all we ask 10 ensure sales. Having large
debts to liqudate this month makes US hard up !;
the goods and shall be sold at l0er cash prices
lhan ever before in this city. Our stock OF Over
Coats, of sll styles and grades is large Dress and
Business Goats Pants and Vests, of great variety
OF patterns; C-avatsj Scarfs; Under Shirts; ;
Drawers, &c, &c.
]. D. GOODMAN e. co.
"a No. l32 Main ST.. onposite Eagle Square.
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ID EAD.-Just received sfresh lot of Mrs. Jarvis
HI Cold Candy-that world, renowned and uni
versally admitted good remedy for coughs, colds,
and other pulmonary complaints. This article has
Tbns The" Ranton oSy ~ Van Ruren General
Gaines, Hon. Henry Clay, tx President Van Buren,,
Mp Willis, ESQ., Rev. w Gothard, &c. &c.
The certificates of the above gentlemen, with
many other eminent recommendations, are framed
and exhibited at Mrs. w. Jervis' store, 366 Broad
way, New York.
For sale by r. r. DUVAL,
de 90 Under the American.
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THE undersigned, thaHkful TO his friends and
| me puonc generally for the liberal patronage
bestowed en- the firm Of Henry Resented Il Bro
.sn3s continuing at the old stand of Henry Rosen'
feid Brother, IFS Broad street, and is confident
- riving satisfaction as he intends keeping always
On hand large and well selected stock OF Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, which VIII be mostly
rnrchased for him for cash by his brother, Issac
Posenfeld, of New York, who has opened whole
ssIe business there and will! be enabled TO get the
Res, selected goods at the lowest New York prices,
al of which he viii sell at very small advance
.-s HENRY ROSENFELD.
"a 1-1m
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T0.PARTNERsHTP FORMED.-LEM

4 IrEI, RIPLEY and WILLIAM WADDY hav-
r associated them selves together under the style
sTd firm of Ripley IL Waddy. respectfully an
uouuces TO the citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country, that they have opened Saddle
sr3 Harness establishment on Shockoe Hillt Broad
tt-eet. l6e, square above the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Depot, wherethey
irte nd 10 make and keep every article on hand
fo- sale which is usual 10 be found in any estab.
Eshment of the kind, which they viii dispose OF
on s Good terms as can be had in the city else
where. All orders, for any article in our line,
thankfully received and promptly attended to;
Mend:ng and repairing done at shortest not ce, and
CT accommodating terms.
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NOTICE OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ AT COST FOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-It

l AT COST FOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-It
being impossible, on account OF still large stock
remaining to effect the intended change in our bsi-
hereby inform our friends, customers and
the public generally, that viii continue TO sell at
cost and some goods for less for one month longer
We have a very good assortment of Domestic Goods
onhand and great many Spring and Summer Goods
which VIII open during this month; also 5000
yards Swiss, Check, striped and Embroidered Nous
Eus at half their value. We respectfully solicit call
IRON al those in want Of cheap and useful Dry
Goods Being desirous Of closing cut al our present
stock great bargains may be expe :ted.
/ MILLHiSER & BROTHER,
5a5-T1us 1o3 PrOad Street
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NO. I02 FOREVER-S u p Il X o X
~ READY-MADE CLOTHlNG-Store.e e. en-
ihrged, stock increased, styles improved
and prices Feduced.-The stock of ready made
Clothing now on hand atNo. l02, is much too large
Joy this season of the year. and the subscribers are
'determtHed to reduce it before the first of Febru
aTy, IN consequence of having "yery heavy pay
Ineite" 10 make about that time The cash must
be raised, and the Goods shall be sold, il those
WAC are in want will only give us a call, Over
Goats Of every variety of style and price; various
ttyles winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
ou,ts, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &c.
de 29 KEEN. CHILES & BALDWIN.
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UHE partnership of HENRY RoSENFELD &
| BROTHER was this day, by mutual consent
dissolvei. All persons having claims against the
firm will please present them to d. Rosenieid ior
settlement and those indebted will please come
onward and make i'm mediate payment to him, as
Nc longer indulgence can be given.
HENRY ROSENFELD,
ISAAC ROSENFELD.
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LEMUEL RIPLEY.
;al-1ms WILLIAM WADDY.

nISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership here
IL tofore existing between the undersigned, un
der the firm of WRIGHT & LANCASTER, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first instant
Either party can use the PANE OF the firm IN igul-
detior. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
r LANCASTER
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r WILL continue the Anthracite Coal and
L Commission Business formerly conducted
By Wright d Lancaster, at their old stand, Dock
Wharf ia q JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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A NTARACITE COAL have now in
n yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at s. so
per load. Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
10 0,,,
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TO-PARTNERsHTP NOTTCE.-The 8

TO-PARTNERsHI NOTTCE.-The sub
Y scribers having formed co-partn srshp for the
purpose Of conducting the Apothecary and Drug
business have taken the store formerly occupied
by Mr. NJ Burton On Franklin street, near the
Old Market, where they respectfully solicit call
from their city and country friends. They will
keep constantly on hand we'll selected stock OF
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
StufTs, Glass, Putty, &c.
Country orders attended to with dispatch.
JNO. N. LUMPKIE,
oc2I JAS. D. THOMAS.
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OEVERAL YOUNG GERMANS, OF industrious
j and sober habits ere de,irous to obtain situa'
lions as Porters in stores. Apply 70
;aI7 GA eTRECKER.
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TREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

rTNHE subscribers having this day formed a CO.
partnership under the style of Anderson &
Soutfer, for conducting the Engine and Machine
Business and being prepared to build Locomotives,
Sugar Mills and Stationary Engines as promptly
and on as low terms as they be obtained from
aEy part of the United States, hope to obtain
portion of the patronage of this and the adjoining
states JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
ial=d1m John SOUTHER.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-The sub

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-The SUBJ
~ scribers being desirous TO reduce their stock
as much as possible before purchasing for the
spring trade, Offering their fall and winter
gooes at unusually Ion prices for cash. Among
their assortment may be found Over Goats of va
Tous styles and qualities, Frock and Dress Goats,
Eoslness Goats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
shirts, Drawers, and almost every other article of
Ren1iemen's apparel Persons wishing to pur-
chase are requested TO call at No. &c. Main street.
lal6 J. E. HENDERSON co.
STUAHT's EXTRA SUGAR HOUSE
- SYRUP, for saleby
de l6 pM pURTON
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JOSEPH X. kEININGHAM is prepared 10
j execute orders in every department Of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials of the best quality;
and he atters himself that his long experience in
his. business entities him to speak with some
tidence to the good charater of his work. Mer-
chants Clerks of Courts and others can be sup.
piled with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may DE left at his store at the Bndery of Brown
and keiningham, over the Printing Office of Colin
& Co. opposite the American Hotel
de Is JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM
226 Broad street
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oPERM & SOLAR OILS, Camphine and
y Burning Fluid, fresh supply, received and for
sale by
ia7 SEAhhOOh - nEE =.
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DUCKWHEAT.-25O bags for sale BY
ID ia2I DAVENPORT, ALLEN y CO.
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Z 8 q Z 4 Z
llu,lcdge, Granger county, Tenn.l
April eth, 1862.

J.D.pARx, Esq.,, Cincinnati, 0.-Dcar Sir
1t gives inc great satisfaction to add my tcsti-
monv in favor of .Dr. Guysou's Extract Of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, to that OF the nu-
merons and highly respectable persons who
have been benefited by tho medicine.
My wife has been suffering for the space Of
nearly five years with Scroiula and Cancer,
which, think, found its origin in the dcrangse'
ncnts Of tho system peculiar to her sex, while
in the mean time she was under the care Of the
most eminent Physicians in this Section OF the
country, without deriving any material aid from
their prescriptions.
Upun the recommendation of DR.. Cookies,
one Of our Physicians, who had seen the med
icinc used with happy effect, obtained of your
Agents here, Mcssrs. Rice & Mcfarland, one
bottle OF 'Dr. Guysotts Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla,' and as my wife found
relief from that bottle, bought some six bot
ties, which she has taken with the most aston
ishins benefit, Tor am pleased to say it has en-.
,ircly cured her, for she has entirely recovered
from her illness, and the Scroiula aud Cancer
are cured sound and well.
Acccp, my gratitude. Respectfully,
MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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Virginia. So.

Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Monongalia county On lhe hfs'
Monday in July, 1859:
Joshua NJ. Davis and Margaret his wife late
Mararct White, Daniel NJ. Gapcn and Ann hia
wife late Ann White, John W. White and Jo-
semi G. White, children Of Grafton White the
vo,,nucr, deceased, who was a son OF Grafton
White. senior, heirs Of said Grafton White, &C.
nior, deceased, Compliments,
William White. Michael White, - Buffers
and Hannah his wife late Hannah White, !ohn
I;IJlcy, Thomas lIanncn, William Murphy,
l:raiton Murphy, William Murphy, junior, John
Murphy, Michael Murphy, R"bnr, Petl'!ei ana ana
Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann Murphy, anu
Ezekiel Murphy, Defendants,
The obirc, Of this suit il 10 have division
Of the lauds Of which Grafton White died 'ciz.
ed, divided among his legal lcrSa, law, or soid
as in the discretion OF the court may seem best
And the said Thomas lIanncn. - buffers,
husband of Hannah lsnttrrS, and JOHN GidIey,
not cayirg entered their appearance, and IL ap-
nearing from an affidavit filed in this cause that
ihcy arc not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
|, is ordered that they do appear within one
month after due publication Of this order anu
do what is necessary to protect, their interests;
1t is also ordered that this order be published
four successive weeks in the Monongalid Mir
ror, a weekly newspaper published in Morgan
town, Monohgalia county, Virginia, and be al-
so posted at the front door OF the court house
of said county of Monongalia, on the iirstd day
Of the next county court Of said county.
G.. S. RAY, Clork.
CIR. e. Allcn, for Conpl'~.
August 81, 1852. l5S-M.
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Virginia, ss--


AtRulcs held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of Monongalia county, OH the hrs'
Monday in August, 1852:
William Durbin and Edwin ". Tower, part
ners, doing business under the firm and style OF
Vim. Durbin X Co., plaintiffs,
James II. Crane and Charles Fox, Defendants.
IN CASE.
The object of this suit is To sell n certain
Forge, fixtures, &C., thereto belonging, and par
Gel Of Land on which said Forge md fixtures
arc located, OF the property Of the Defendant
Fox,-situatc on Dccker's creek, in Mononga-
lia county, Va, and apply the procceis OF sa.d
sale to the payment OF debt OF thirty dollars
and sixty-two cents due from the defendants TO
the plaintiffs.
And tho said James II. Crane and Charles
Fox not having entered their appearance, aud
il appearing from an affidavit made in this cause
that thcy arc 10, inhabitants of this Common
wealth, 1t is ordered that they do appear with
in one month after due publication OF this or
der and do what is necessary to protect their
interests. II is also ordered that this order be
published four successive weeks in the Aion0n-
gyiin Mirror, n weekly newspaper, published
in M0rgantOwn. Monongalia county, virginia,
and be also posted at the from, door OF the
courthouse Of said county Of Monongalla, on
tho first day of the next conn'y-conrt OF said
county. Il. ). Ral ClcTk'
+. {. Wilson, for pl'iis.
August 81, 1852. l3S::'t.
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19Idrrtc0:

ON Thursday last, the I'd inst, by Rcr.s'
c.. Warrington. MIR. ANDREW u. MILLS
Merchant, of Pitlsbnrs, to Miss ELLEN J
DERING, of NIorgantown.
" Tho happy couple have our thanks io'
the bountiul share of delicious Cake with which
they SO promptly honored US.
g, On Thursday morning, tho I'd inst, by
Rev. James Davis, Mr.. CIIARLESl. BRAND,
ito Miss SARAH CALDWELL, all of this
county.
On Wednesday, August 18th, by,
Mr.. JOSEPH SOUTH, to Miss MALISSA L.
WRIGHT, all OF Greene County, Pa.
On Thursday, Goth, by Rev. Caleb Rossol'
Mr.. DENNIS M. SCHABFER, OF Monongalia
county, to Miss ELIZA SOUTH, of Greene
County, Pa.
May peace and joy, without alloy,
Make sweet their mutual love;
When life shall end, may they ascend,
TO purcr joys above. w.
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II A / N

DISCREPANCIES the whole system; it prostratcs tho
nerves; i, rc!axes the muscles; it wcakcns INC
Joints il n,erfcrcs with the functions OF every
organ it checks the free and healthy circnla-
ton OF the blood; it paralyzcs the absorbcnts'
and renders them unable TO take up anu rcPic'c
tho wasted form with sound material. For u'n
very moment that this beautiful masterpiece OF
God becomes afflicted with pain, the influence
is experienced throughout the whole SYSTEM
no matter in what particular locality the pam
NAV originate; whether in the Head, the Feet,
the Back, the Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, the
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach; whether 1t
arises from internal arrangement, or is the re-
suit Of external INJURIES still the pain exercises
its influence throughout every portion OF the
human system mot nerve or muscle escapes
the Frustrating influence.
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is the great Dcsidcratum Of every individual
who suffers its tortures, no matter how light or
severe its paroxysms may be. No one can iecl
happy while suffering its tormcn,s.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In q fcu Seconds rU stop The most dis
tressing pans.
Its effects are lie clcctricity-it arrests tho
mos, distressing pangs in low scconds-its
soothing, neutralizing and hcathiul influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes the secretion Of every gland in
the system, subdung the most cxcrnciatlng par
oxysn of pain, and lnparting strength and VI
,,Iity to avery organ.