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e Three Thoasand One De,,..
tnres taken within the last Two MaL re.
Does not this look like giving entire ss,; y.ns.
to our customers, and the publicg II j, a ss1o
we would like to know what does NJ NOT
guIled any longer BY paying high prices a., -. %
pictures out come to me and get suoeria,' DsA
iure for one dollar, case included We,
equal to any In the country 'n'eo
FRANK MOULsoa
Sc II SNo ITO Main stree,
H w. A. POWELL, Arcbi.ec, a..
Civil Engineer, Office two doors from Maj, an no
18th street, opposite the oce of the Jsmes Rim on
and kanawha Company. Designs farnisEad f 81.
every description of Houses with estimates ~. ior
tracts, and agreements. Buildings superntsreos
and fun size details furnished fof everv po,s;an y
a Building. Lessons given in the Archi,ec,nr.,,
Science and Art OF Drawing all en- very rnosers.a
terms. - % avg
II Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver .o,,
plant rank as most difficult to cure W. ~
pleased to have it in our power to point nm, a ~
meay which has proved efeetusi In uany .a.a.
and which We can safely recommend "a . cer,a;.'
and iDfallible cure; 1t has been the means If a.
ing thousands from an untinely grave We 80
the Hoofand's German Bitiers, prepared he IL ~
NJ. Jackson, at the German Medicine S.ny. 100 ~,
Arch street, Philadelphia For sale IN gic,. ~
by PURCELL, LADD e. CO., sole agents, ~''''''1
Sc 30-12t
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MILITARY VISIT We learn, through the Peters
burg Express, that the "City Guard" gallant and
spirited young company of the Cockade city, have
accepted an invitation from their brethren of the
"Young Guard" of Richmond, and determined to
visit this city, and unite in celebration of the ap
preaching 18th of October. We have no doubt the
guests of cur "Guard" will have pleasant time -
They will be entertained handsomely, aud receive
a cordial welcome from all of our citizens.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-About 5A o'clock Saturday
morning, negro named Charles, employed as
a teamster by Messrs. Warwick e. Barksdale, en-
tered Messrs. w. BIS stable as was his daily Gus
tom, for the purpose of fixing up his team. Being
called by another negro, be passed suddenly by
mule-probably soaring him-who up with both
heels and planted them with tremendous force in
the abdomen of the negro. He died almost instant
ly from the effects of ths kick.
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THE EAPh 4 s . arrive. saa
~ leaves daily, by Mail Trains, alscavs in
charge Of trasty Agents. This mode of receiyiu.
or iorwarding goods Of whatever description. eom
bines economy, and whs, is of greater importance.
speed. Our wagon will call for goods to 10 awsv'
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS 4 cos
Omce NO. - Fourteenth street.
se ~ Near the Post Office
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NEW PuBLIcATIoNs.-London Lancet rsl 2, No.
4, american reprint We have received the Octo-
Der No. of this standard medical journal. 1t is re.
pete with matter of the greatest interest to the me-
dica faculty. Por sale by T. II. Gresham, l09X
Broad street.
We have also received from Mr.. Gresham the
October plumber of the Knickerbocker Magazine,
whose monthly friendly visits are ever doubly vel
coined.
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MADAME LAEARGE.

This woman, whose trial will be we'll recol.
lected, died short time since. The English
papers speak of her as follows:
DEATH OF MADAME LAFARGE.-Madam
Lafarge, whose trial for poisoning her husband
created SO great a sensation about dozen
years ago, died at the baths of Ussat on the 9TH
of September. Her health broken bv the
events of her life, ard her twelve years. i'm
prisonment, had improved of late. and she her
self at one time expressed her belief that she
should completely recover. An unfavorabe
change took place but very short time before
her death, which was caused by pulmonary
complaint. She was in her thirty -seventh
year. Shortly before her DEATH she expressed
a wish to be buried at Tarascon, by the side of
Colonel Audoury, a friend of her father, and
who, until his death, about two months since,
had shown her all the affection ola parent
Her wish has been complied with. The
Presse contains letter respecting the decease
of Nine. Lafarge, which says: Sup TO the
last hour of her existence, Nine. Lafarge pro-
tested her innocence. There are letters from
her which are remarkable in the highest de-
gree for depth of sentiment and ability of style.
Her death has plunged her uncle, NJ. Collard,
the director ofihe Lunatic Asylum of Montt-
peler, an eminenlly worthy man, into an afflic-
ton difficult TO describe. The eyes of Nine.
lard, who, for ten years, never quilted her in
her captivity"
We always believed Madame Lafarge to
have been perfectly innocent of the charge
against her. She was condemned on tn e
slightest testimony that ever convicted any
person in free country. Her husband was
an old man, whom she had married for conye-
nience. He died suddenly, and suspicion
arose that she poisoned him. The body was
opened, and the stomach examined by the ia
nous Orfla, who pronounced that he had
found very minute portion of arsenic in it,
Ii was said, at the time, we know not with
what truth, that every human stomach has ar
senic in it. which may be found upon ANALYSIS.
Even II the quantity had been larger. so large
as 10 render the fact of his having died bv II
inevitable. there was no proof that she had adj
'n'n's'ered It. She was condemned entirely On
suspicion. VA
Inc French are far behind their ne;gbho,.
across the channel, in their ideas of law and
justice. -" sao
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THOs. III GKkHdAM. 90 Ia
- BROAD STREET. opposite Broad street
Hotel, u Agent .or, and receives daily the Ralti
more Sun, New York Herald, Tribune, Times
fourier and Enquirer, Evening Post, Journal Of
ern Daily and Weekly Newspapers. Mag Axiaes, &c:
TT subscdbers solicited st Publisher's prices.
% rs
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~ LIVER PILLs,-PREPARED FROM

THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRlDGE
(VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diuretic,
Catharric, Tonic and Alternative in their effects up
on the system They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calor1el would have no eft.
feet. They are also peculiarly eficacious in Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridgc Alum Water and Pills for
many years. in a great variety of diseases has &C
quired for it celebrity rarely lie er equaled, and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
of the day have examined the Water and Pills, and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
ties. 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form of Scrofula, Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases OF the
Eyes, Mercu-ial Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, CON-
plicated with arrangement OF the Liver and Sto-
mach and many other disorders arising from i'm
purity of the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States
Price ST. per vial, SO per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase In
large quantities, become Agents for the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON e. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN FL. SEAYRES,
10 GnIuuohia Hotel Richp1on
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those We refer to, and then Try this grand restora
tive.
Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray feel it duty to
make known the benefits have derived from DR.
hampton's lincture. For lenght time have
besn subject to great prostrstion of muscular pow
er, and great debility of the nervous system, ac
companed with paptation and tiutterng of the
heart had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home making mention
OF my case TO friend, he referred me to Joseph x
Stapleton, Esq an old and highly respectable citi
Zen OF Baltimore who had used the Tincture under
similar circumstances. | called on MIR Stauleton
and, after an Interview ofsome minutes was fully
satisfied of the medical virtues of the Tincturs
from the evidence tefore me, of his own person.
who, Tor s3me time previous, indicated failing
state OF health, but hearty hale appear
ance, with the activity of youth. | immedia,ely
commenced using the Tincture, and Def IRE took
the contents of one bottle, my strength was renew
ed, and can walk as brisk and am 5 active as
was twenty years ago. This Tincture lie the grand
restorative Of the digestive organs which. when
destroyed, the Whole system Is in state # suffer-
ing.
do assertit is. in reality what it 10 represented
to be by DR. Hampton, the inventor
WIN. A. SCHAEFFER
Now in city ct Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia &c
Sold oaly by o. A. STRECKER-psmphle,s gratis
&C =
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DrscHAaaED.-The continued case of George
Thompson, charged with being drunk and disorder.
~ at the Mount Vernon House Thursday eYenips
isst, came up before Justice Evans Saturday, and
there being no Witnesses 10 prove the charge. ths
accused was discharged from custody.
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~ To the Citizens of Richmond and

T To the Citizens of Richmond and
Transient Visitors.-If you wish to have
your hair cut and dressed IN the most fashionable
and tasteful style, and your whiskers changed to
beautiful black or brown color, please call at HOB
SONS Shaving, Hair.Dressing and sShampoonng
Saloon, in the American Hotel Basement.
N Bile can furnish you with hot, cold or
shower bath, at any hour, at % CENTS five tickets
for 81. Sc u
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The large amount of exports Is truly gratifying.
On Saturday we obtained from the Custom
House record the following list of shipments to for
ei.n ports Of tobacco and flour:
July 2, Norwegian bark Urania, for Venice, 42l
hhds leaf tobacco.
"a, schr john for Halifax, Is boxes tobacco.
" "a, Bremen bark Caroline for Bremen, 2e4 hhds
stems
%, British brig Victoria, for Halifax, lila bbls
-four.
"a, British schr British Queen, Halifax, 3 kegs
tobacco, $40 bbs -four.
80, British ship Fame, for Bristol, Englsnd, 3i7
hhds LOG tierces leaf tobacco.
81, Bremen bark Weland, for Bremen, 46 hhds
leaf tobacco, 452 hhds stems.
Aug. 5, Norwegian bark Il. Golden, for Venice,
1863 hhds leaf tobacco.
" Is, British schr Martha, for Halifax, TIA bbls
flour, $50 bushels wheat.
16, Ship g. A. Phe pa, for Liverpool, $40 hhds
leaf tobacco, % boxes and kegs tobacco.
"2l, bark John Curtis for Bordeaux, 389 tierces,
648 hhds leaf tobacco.
"2l, Bremen brig Ocean, for Bremen, IS hhds
leaf tobacco l35 hhds stems.
%, ShipJ G. Costar, for Havre, 900 hhds leaf
bacco
g. Danish brig for Rio Grande, 1850 bbls -four.
Sept Ii, Ship SaoAttis for Liverpool, 696 hhds and
LAG tierces leaf tobacco.
Is, Bremen ship Schiller, for Bremen, 200 hhds
Leaf 423 hhds steus.
Is, Ship Naples, for London, GIL hhds and 253
tierces leaf tobacco.
20, Swedish brig Ambrosia, for Rio de Janeiro,
1923 bbls flour
%, Bark Cochituate, for Leith, Scotland, 367
hhds leaf tobacco, 300 kegs tobacco
%, British bark Aram, for Glasgow, 277 hhds
leaf tobacco, 146 boxes tobacco, and 500
bbls flour.
"24, Ship Currituck, for Liverpool s30s hhds
leaf tobacco.
" 25, schr G. H. Townsend, for Bahia, S. A., 2lO2
bbls -four.
g. %, Ship Harrisburg, for Marseiles, 635 hhds
leaf tobacco.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

lMPoars AND EXPORTS OF RIcHmoND.-As
matter of intere1t to the mercantile community
generally. we give the gross amount OF exports and
imports during the months of July. August and
September to and from the port Of Richmond.
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49, THE IsT OF OCTOBER is the
S>-SA day on which most of our city Schools
commence their Winter campaign. Teachers
Parents and Pupils, will not forget that every varie
ty of School Books may be had at WEST a.
BROTHERS, (near the Post Office at moderate
prices oc
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p The Notes of the Merchants, Ex.
change Bank of Washington City will be
redeemed at the office OF Me.srs II. 7. Pairo &Co.,
at par. when presented in sums of five dollars or
over, until further notice. oc4-d6tw1t+
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WITHOUT PAss--Elxaheth, slave 10 lama. Mn,
'er, was arrested without pass Friday evening,
ana discharged on Saturday with an sdnoni,iop.
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~ Enterprise Perhaps no stronger evil
dence can be adduced of the intrinsic value and
rival,ed usefulness of AYERS CHERRY PECTO
RAJ than the fact, that in order to supply the de
rnand, The Proprietor has been compelled to build
an immense block, occupying large part of a
stories of which is to be pied by his Laboratory
TOR the preparation of the Cherry Pectoral alone.
As this article has now won its way to the public
favor solely by its in curing disease. this
fact is some comment on its virtue.-LoueH AdUer-
t;ser oc LIT
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49, JAMES RIVER AND HAMA.
49, VIVA COMPANY.-The Eighteenth
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the James
River and Kanawha Company will be held in this
ciy on MONDAY, Oct. 25th, 1852, in accordance
with resolution adopted in general meeting on
the Goth of November last
Sc 2l-2aw4w VIM p MINFORD Sec'rv
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HAYES r.. SUTTON, NOTARY
w PUBLIC--Particulsr attention paid 10
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF.
Acc n fhe Law Building, Richmond, Va my
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- Great Cure for Fever aauey,

~ A Great Cure for Fever and A que II.
DIX ROSES FEVER AN0 AGUE reN!C.-The
a9ue being the most common form of disease and
Indeed the forerunner Of most if not all other dis
eases, demands for its radical cure remedy which
mas been well tested possessing full power to era
dlcae disease ard strengthen the constitution This
mixture, having never failed in single case ia pro
nounced by Thousands to be that remedy.
ms compound is truly the poor mans frieus
ana the rich mans security The clergy, bar, and
the press have already re-echoed the above state.
tnents.
lew doses Of this wonderful Tonic Is always
sufficient to convince the most skep,ical
The infant and the aged may use il alike, regula-
ing the dose as per directions.
DiaEcTioNs.-After purging freely with my
Railroad or Anti Bilious Pills, take one teaspoonful
every hour during the absence OF fever Ia cases
OF debility one teaspoonfui three times day. In
cases Of Yellow or high Bilious Fever, one tea
spoonful every half hour after ene,ic. Price so
cents per bottle. J. 8. ROSE, NJ ID.
For sale by Bennett & Beers, Adle & GRAY. Pur.
cell. Laid & Co, Duval, X Duval. q A
suecker, Bodeker Gaynor 4 Wood, j Blair,
s NJ Zachrisson, and w P Ladd. oc
~ Puklic Taste Improved.-sIMoNs
Daguerreofypcs ere now admired by sll who see
them; w sonse, Tor the richness of the coloiirV,
peculiar 70 theM alone for the clearness and
dit,nctness of the figure enabling the 10
see them In any light with the greatest sssa-sotne
Tor the strength Of their light and shade clearuess
OF IRE eye, and the general arssucai 6nish of the
eiaire plotaEe When Il IL known that we furnish
such gons TO our patrcns. ID il wonderful thar our
ea.inessi . 90 rapidly increasingly Oar assortment
q ewelry toI sesag psxserfeoyges y, z equal 70
sea Isl Main street, Eagle square.
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~ Mrs. Sally Quarter died near Charles.
ION. nanawha county. on the Oath September
Al the age OF 81. She was the relist Of Can,
Alexander Quarter. once captain Of the Guard
IN Richmond, and officer 10 the war Of IN. !.
olution. The deceased, with her husbs nj. lse,
Richmond in 1872, and has ever since resided
in Kanawha county. ''
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~ Passing down Maia street, we were struck
bv the appearance of new style OF Portrait In the
show case of our old established Dsguerreotypist
Mr.. WILLIAM A. PRATT; we sllude to the nina
ker. Bayly & Nimmo, and others, in which the
heads executed with all the depth of tint and natu
raj color of Van Dyke, appear to start like magic
from the deep obscure of a black back ground
highest style of art) striking with the force OF life
isself upon the mind of the examiner, and leaving
to the Imagination the task of filling up details
which too often exhibit in the hands Of unskilf I'll
artists deformities which do not really exist These
pictures have the advantage, from, their great
strength of being in any light, as the eye nat
urally follows the concentration of the picture. Mr.
p. is the originator of this beautiful style. oc4
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49, The Farm cal led French uaY.
1~A advertised to be sold on Tuesday. the l2t3
inst, has been disposed of at private sale
&C At w GODDTN
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TOBACCO INsPEcToss.-The Executive, we I'm
derstand, has made the following appoir tments Of
Tobacco Inspectors fer this city:
ShOckoe jTare-House Benz. Sheppard Robert C.
williamson, B. ]. Johnson lin place Of ]. M. Shep.
pard, jr.), and William Y Sheppard
Public Ware House John F. Wren, Conway
Macon lin place of seden c.. Macon,) Robert L.
Wren* and w. E Burton.*
Seabrook's Ware House-Dr. T. E. Jeter Gin place
of Thomas C. Bircn) T. +. Johnson VIM. Gray
and William 7. Blair.*
These appointments are made for one year from
the frat of January next.
*Alternates, who act and receive pay only in the
event of the two first named falling from sickness
or other causes, to perform duty.
THE PUBLIC GUARD.-This splendid corps pa
raded and went through the light infantry drill on
Saturday evening last Every thing about them
was as and as bright paper of pins. Their
uniforms, which have lately been altered greatly to
advantage of their appearance, was worn on that
day for the first time. Their guns, being the quota
from the State, to which they were entitled, were
percussionlocked. They were as clean as
apenny, and glistened gaiiy in the rays of the de
scending sun. Even their flag was altogether new,
and it presented gay and brilliant appearance. Of
their dress we were most struck with the caps,
which, surmounted by profusion of glistening
pumage, gives a striking appearance to the whole
body when ranged in line.
These, however, are but secondary consdera
tons. The most striking thing to the eye Of
stranger is the martial bearing, the perfect drill,
the facility of changing front on the march, the
readiness with which thew comprehend the sightest
signal and execute upon the strength of it, the
most difficult manoeuvres, the remarkable perfec.
ton which they have obtained in firing, all the guns
going off as one gun, with no percepdble difference
between them-tnese are the traits which distin
guish them most, and of which, no doubt they are
proudest The officers must have been indefatiga.
BILE in discharge Of their duty, or they Fever would
have been brought to this state of perfection, and
they must be officers of the first class also We re
gard the Public Guard as a credit to the State
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49, The Farm called the Cottage,
G>A advertised to be sold tomorrow eyenins
has been disposed of at private sale.
oc Att w COMM
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"a The Lustral Hair Tonic, for cleans.
ing, purifying preservation and growth Of the HAIR
Prepared from the original French receipts by
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists, No 125 Main
street.
This admirable preparation 10 most effec,ual
RENE dy for Badness and falling off of the Hair.
causes it t. grow luxuriantly, making it very self,
glossy and beautiful, and prevents it from turning
grey, and Is the only article which etec.ually
cieanses the head from daudrutf
This article has been before the public for three
years and the increasing demand and high popu.
iary which has attained ia the best proof of ita
efficacy.
Numbers oflades and gentemon in this CITY and
vicinity are in the constant habit of using it to their
entire satisfaction. 1t has become necessary an.
pendage to their toilet
Large bottles at 50 cents each. Be sure to ask for
bennett y Beers Lustrat Hair Tonic, in order To
prevent mistakes. as there are limitations abroad
which would be apt to prove injurious if used.
&C 2-dlm
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icy

~" Come, let us Reason TOgether.''
LET THE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
READ The Testimony of a Lady after Thirty eight
Years acknowledgements COUNTY. April
49, 1852.-Messrs Tyler & Adair: have been at.
hicted with Rheumatism, at times, from my twelfth
year. will be fifty years of age the 18th of this
mon.h. The attacks were at times as to
render me helpless. | have tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October attacked in
my shoulders sides. back and hips, could not rest
day or night could not move any part of my body
without crying with pain, At this time also tried
many remedies. internal and external without
ceivlng any relief. | was at last advised to try
HAMpTONS VEGETABLE TlNCTURE. Before
had taken one bottle of which felt much better,
and as continued taking it, felt strength coming
into my back and limbs, and my stomach strength
ened and revived every way. have taken five bot
lies, and am much better than l ever expected to
be- Intend to use whenever need it, and would
recommend it to the afflicted, believing it unequal
led
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL
See advertisement u another part of oday's pa
per. Call on @. A. sTRECkER and get pamphlets
gratis. Sc II
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ALMANACs.-We have received from Mr. J.
w. Randolph, Cottom's "Virginia and North
Carolina Almanac and the Farmers Calen-
dar" for 1853. The value of these pubica-
tons is so well known that word of comment
Is
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ASS Home Testimony IrUm
~ one OF the Oldest Magistrates of this city
let the SICK the delicate, The declining talk to
those We refer to- and then Try this grand restora
tive
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% Cure for Dyspepsia.-The public will
bear in mind that BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM bITTERS are the most unfaing remedy for
the cure of Dyspepsia that has been offered to
American public. As an evidence OF this facts
the proprietor has now in his possession number
Of certificates from some of our own citizens, who
have found speedy relief from this annoying dis
ease, after various other remedies have proved un.
successful. As cure for Cholera Morbus, Bilious
Affections, D:arrhuea. Summer Com plants of chill.
dren, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite Indigestion,
and other diseases arising from impure Blood de-
biity and disorders of tbs digestve organs, these
Bitte!s have no equal. The proprietor, living in
the immediate vicinity of Richmond, where he is
we'll known to all, would not have the presumption
to recommend his Bitters a reliever of the above
diseases, had he not thoroughly tested their re-
markable curative powers; but being satisfied that
they are just the medicine needed at all times and
by both sexes, he feels that he would be doing a
public injustice did he not take the necessary steps
to enable all to profit by the of them Price SO
cents per bottle For sale by
PURCELL, LADD g. CO, A. BODEKER, ADIE
d GRAY, BENNETT BEERS, and GAYNOR
d WOOD Main street; Ii. BLAIR, VIM PLADp
and SEABROOK d. REEVE, Shockoe HUI, CHAS.
MlLLSPAUGH, and THOMAS & MCCARTHY,
seq