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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-14

QUEER CARD TABLE.-A subscriber in
Pennsylvania, SAYS the knickerbocker sends
Us the following for which he vouches
" Some years since, business calling me to
New Orleans, | found myself one evening
sleamIng il down the Mississippi The night
vas raw and unpleasant; and no, having
much else to do, most of the passengers be-
TOOK themselves to Card-piaying. The boat
beng much crowded, all the tables, &C., were
soon seized upon: and although everything
aVaIiate was finally pressed into the service,
lui'e number we're obliged TO wait for others
10 become tired. One party, however, OBJ
served, "1o seemed determined 10 find place
s9meThere. Their attention was at length
attracted 10 the plethoriC form of apparently
tie hudIst clergyman, who, extended upon
.e'eroi chairs, was peacefully slumbering.-
RlieIly drawing up stool on either side,
jAey went TO work. The game was single
'au1ed eucTe, and as the points were scored
WIN cAalk upon the sleeper's coat, it soon
f-7Fh "a cnronsly Varegated appearance.
-'2t" outstanding the game was bV no means
l1!5tiy conducted, the old gentleman slept
1A'E.iy on, until one of the players, becoming
excl ed IN some dispute which had arisen
a1o-i HE game, and forgetting the vitality of
0-5 card table in adding emphasis to propo.
s,H0h he was laying down, brought down his
g.ehched fist with considerable force imme-
u,a'5iy apon the pit Of the old gentleman s
7,''~lch' rambling caveInous sound fol
o"F1' anu the startled sleeper slowly assumed
al a2Hght position, violently struggling the
"Ai'e 10 recover the modicum of air so rudely
1@pe"ed. Almost choking with laughter, |
1"ahed The denOuement of the scene. Slowly
s-''eylng first one player and then the other,
a0a 'Aen carefully scrutinizing his hieroglyph.
s''5y odcrned coat, he at length very cooly
.a'1' much 10 the disappointment OF US all,
81 : Ho were waiting for some violent outbreak
- Gentlemen, il you have got through with
-tt@ I'a', have another under it that is per-
@I..t III yoar disposal. Be so kind, however,
20 - 1e little careful of your gestures ~
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IRos LAcE.-It is stated that at Noting ha m,
Engl land. the great centre of the lace nanufac-
ture, they are now manufacturing most beau
titul article of lace for window curtains, bed
curtains, &C., of iron ire. Iron houses, iron
ships, and now, iron capes for the ladies'.
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Gen. Joseph Bennett, of Macos, (Ga.) for
perly Of New York, was killed on Sunday
last, in the former city, by falling from the
second story window of building.
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AtProvidence, Rhode lsand, four persons,
Convicted Oftaking oysters from private beds,
were sent to the penitentiary for ene year, and
another fHed 500.
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~.r!z SENTIMENTS OF A AVIRGISIAS.-The

\ FIE SENTIMENTS OF A EIRGINIAk.-Ihe
J-.-aaI Of Commerce says:
great orator of Virginia, referring to the
h-s-4ts aud tn evils resulting from q free
n,s-s. observed that the willingness of q pOr-
ion p. disseminate only truth, and the terden-
~ Of g,hrrs 10 yield 10 patronage and infu-
ef..s. had brought TO his reflections the famous
l.ass Of Popa's Homer:
oT.vs v-Ds bv loves high throne have ever stood
Tass .rca # ev.l one and one Of good
F--n IN se the cup OF mortal man he hls;
3.as.-rs o these, 70 those distributes Ills;
T 1..s. aa m.oGles 0oth-tae wretch deCrsed
To t.,ia T., ysd lamixed Is Cursed indeed
pn-sl.! h- e-.-- bv mesgTe famine driven,
i zra. -.-, .a--ast both OF earth and heaven
TO nations in which the pre- $ is enslaved
Pro, deHce has filed their portion from the
btrcgp. \ free press, boldJwithout license,
active without being iactiouS, busy without
g=.az yenal, is r2ated from the urn OF Unmixed
good. Bat Hcentousne5s, faction and corup-
ten il the press, are bitter waters. Every
Ia. tuat loves his country ought 10 pray
Heaven. that they may not prevail II overflow
ing g9 ~ wise statesman ought 10 do his ut
mos; to prevent another drop being mingled in
sur cup. There is too much already-too
HGcA.
These sentiments ware uttered by Benjamin
Watkins Leigh.
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80 D\ILY DISPATCH
-. cowARDIN, Proprietor.
~r-cu uR PLEASANTS, Editor.
, NONE PICTURE.

HOME PICTURE,
.-- when the wind was high,
, ..rs.a f,.l 10 hNavv N'7shes,
' ...r 81; hv The A;,c1v" are
.- cNJa in 'He aSars' f.,
.....r 81 cury aa'tch cE"o Oh "'S"'
..- ,-- -asi csose 20 his Knee
r- .... ven; t0wa1S round 'A@ hoIS''
3D. .. ~, IN tUss tryjug;
80 ,s-,1s-ch Of lbc outer DOOR
an! i Il e BABY cCy'hs
.'.. ...-s .3-s;, down tae chimney caUe.
10 ~ ana hlsse3 n the bright red dAme'
-sri the Kernels one by one,
,. r.t.. the embeTs avsng'
-- -...s p long pine stick III MS hsoo'
. ..-. r. rasi,y plying;
.... .ao -ar and it snapped the more,
......- ..a,p,5 20 the clean swept door.
....-- the kernels hoped cut one way,
...r, rapped oui the other;
.. . .g p amp INTO the SISTERS lap,
~ -.,3r. tra stool Of the brother.
- ..... FIR. gathered the III into a heap,
t..-.'-5 tn - dock Of milk white sheep.
.....~-e The boz sat still as mouse,
A.; .:e the ire kept gazing;
.. ,...-,. --n, he was popping corn,
Fa Looked where the wood was blazing,
H. =. ,ri AZ he taHcled that he could see
q -,r., e;.G = barn bird and tree.
$. ..ss...r ssz i the boy at these,
Ia. gassy's -ray back kept stroking,
r, rs ....-.. s.sie- cried out why bub,
C-a.y sae how the corn is enloking!'
A.. ,.,rf r.. ugh, when the boy looked bsck,
liz .a-u N tue ashes was burnt quite black
,,.ra- mind" said he We shall have enough,
ra,,. ,s;'s sis ba K ami eat IT,
o. .,-rv the STOOLS and you the corn;
T.- s..r-albody can beat II,
z-.--a. NJ ii . corn in ber p.nalore
t-s.tsv a.e I all nor wished for more.
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VHEAP DRY GOODS AT MiLLHIStk

CHEAP DRY GOODS AT MiLLHISt.k q
y BROS.-We beg leave TO call the attention Of
Ladies and Housekeepers to our yet well assorted
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which We
are enabled to sell very low, all having been bought
before the late advance in cotton and wooden
goods 1t is also desirable that the goods should be
sold in order to make room for our new Spring
stock.
The following goods particularly, will be sold at
bargains: white red and yellow Fiannels, bleached
and brown Shirting and 5hee6ug, Prints, Mousiins,
white goods, such as Checks. swiss aud Camb,ic
Muslins, Embroidered Swiss for party dresses Kid
Gloves, Lambs Wool and Cashmere Hose, Flo
rences and Sattns in all colors, Needle work goods
such as Collars, Emoro dered Handkerchief, Cam
bric AMI Swiss Edgings and Insertings, in great va
riety, besides great many articles too numerous
to mention, to which we respectfully can your ear
ly attention at J.MILLHISER g. BROS,
jas 1873 Broad st.
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Marshfeld, Oct. 23, 1882"

VERY PRETrY-There are friends for the old
maid-the universal aunt! Children love her.
and kittens come and lie in the freshrine at
her feet, and purr. There are pleasant homes
where her presence is welcome, and by and by,
some poor soul whom she has comforted will
pu! flower on her grave. But for the old
bachelor-heayen heI p him, for man cares not
for him.
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"A CHANCh IU Vb DEL
"a GOODS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
AS have determined to sell my entire stock of
Winter Goods at cost would call the attention of
the ladies and the public generally, to my sssort
ment OF Silks, DelaneS, Mernoes, Apaccas, Flan-
nes, Blankets, Shawls, Kerseys, and large as
sorment of Muffs, and b great variety ct other
Goods, too numerous to mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
la a6-2m 2O2 Broad street.
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In retiring from business. most cheertully and
confidently recommend 10 the patronage of my
friends and the pablic generally the new firm OF
REEVE d BLAIR. w. II. SEABROOk.
Richmond January Ist 1852 la 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-14

saOELY ONE REAsoE.-Horace Mann, in his
Lecture on woman, says: 81 see but one rea-
son why woman should not preach the gospel,
and that reason Is, tnat 1t is ten thousand times
better TO go about practising the gospel than
even 10 preach"
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FOR RENT.

G:i FOR RENT,-An excglIsnI -
Iii broad between 10th and nth stree, $500, on
'or Lodging Room, or an Office. Apply to '''
jss General Aanr, "a LaShO, GtmO,
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THURSDAY, January 13!
Upon the verbal announcement OF Judge ca
hell death, the Senate out of respect, adioarn.
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WIN. II. SEABROOK,
f.. PAYSON REEVE.

PARTNEhSHIP.-M j. Fl. BLAIR
having purchased the interest of Mr. VIM II. SEA-
BROOK, of the late firm of Seabrook Il Reeve has
entered into partnership with Mr. E. p REEVE,
under the firm and style of REEVE s. BLAIR and
will continue to carry on the Apothecary and Drug
business at the cid stand Of Seabrook g. Reeve, and
hope, by strict attention to business, to merit
aha Of the patronage literally extended to the
late firm Z. PAYSON REEVE,
II RIAIR
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~@E INSURANCE The Richmond Fire
~Association are now prepared to Issue
policies of Insurance on the above de.
scr1ption of risks on reasonable terms az any
similar company, and respectfully ask a share Of
the patronage of the public. Applications will be
received at the Office, No. 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where the officers will cheerfuIly fur.
nish all information that may be required. Az
losses promptly and liberally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary. mhl7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-14

E DWELLING FOR RENT.-A n.,z
IL wooden Building, OF three rooms, with a good
garden attached, near to, and west of, Messrs
Glenn d. Davis brick yard, and now occupied bv
Mr. George w. Redford, but possession may be had
at once hent S75. TOLER & COOK,
ia General Aoan,s
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NOTICE TO PAYERS.
OFFICE OF SUPT SrREETs, I

january bth, I6oJ }
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
L Monday the 18th instant at % o'clock M, for
repairs to broken pavements, and reaying snch as
may be taken up on the streets lanes or alleys OF
the city, TOR Gas and Water pipes, for one year
from and after the first day of March, 1853.
The contractor will be required to enter into CO.
venant with security to execute the work promptly
and faithfully, as the same may be required from
time to time
state the price per square yard-the contractor
street.
Inc estimate has been made at 30 cents per square
o. and no bid higher than that will re considered
ne con tract must be signed within ten days after
abandoned. NJ RATES
ia f-to Supt. Streets
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House of Delegates
ADJOURNMENT.

The session of the House was opened with
prayer by the Rev. MIR. Deforest of the NJ. E
Church.
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The Boston Courier says that piece Of plate
aas Just been manufactured by Jones, Ball g.
90, OF that city, which bears the following
simple, beautiful and touching ipscrintion'
which Mr. Webster directed his son FIetcb.r
to procure as a dying testimonial. 10 he given
to his faithful friend, Peter Harvey.
My son, take some piece of silver; let il be
handsome, and put a suitable inscription ON II,
and give it, with my love, to Peter Harvey.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Marshfeld. Oct. %. 1852"
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WOTICE.-The subscriber has removed his
~ store from the corner of Cary and goth Streets,
to the corner of Cary and Virgins streets six doors
below the Columbian Hotel, where he will be
pleased 10 see his friends and customers.
js4 JOHN A, ROBINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-14

THE attention OF Ladies is solicited to the Lew
l. and elegant assortment of Broche, Merino
Cashmere Bay State and Waterloo (all wool long
and square Shswls, to be found at the Mstropoli-
tan store.-They comprise large variety in quail
ty, style and price. Also, general assortment of
Dry Goods, suitable for the season.
WILCOX & BELTS.
no l6 Isl Eagle Square, Main street.
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PRICE ONE CENT

NEGRO HIRING.-The subsc ribers sgain
IN offer their services TO their friends and the
public to hire out Negroes the ensuing year They
will use their best efforts to get good prices and good
homes. Persons wishing 10 hire out their Ne
groes will please inform as soon as possible.
NJ r a. c. B. HILL.
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KENT having expired by Limitation, the SUBJ
serbers have formed new co-partnershp, admit.
ting Mr. ROBERT A. PAINE as partner, and will
continue the business under the same style.
HORACE l.. KENT,
WIN. G. PAINE,
ia A-ts JAS. s. KENT
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J d NJ ROSENBAUM

las. A. SMELL, Agent for MILLIsON
SMELL, has taken the stand No % west Main
street. lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell & Co., and
has just received a part and by Wednesday next,
will have an entire stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, and most respectfully solic-
It's the patronage Of the friends of the late firms of
yno A. Smell & Co., Barnes e. Smell and Hugh
Rileigh Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-14

On motion of Mr.. Rives it was
ssReSoired That this House having just heard
OF the death in this city of VIM. II. Cabell,
late President of the Court of Appeals, do
now, as an act of respec, for his public SER
vices, adjourn; and the House adjourned.
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These sentiments ware uttered by Benjamin
Watkins Leigh.
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&l M SI.0O.-OIe thousand Likenesses
y l.OO, have been taken at OSBORN'S Da-
guerresn Galleries since the reduction If prices
And we now wish it understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81. Remember, this 10 the only place
where Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like
ness worth 5 or Slo Remember the place.
OSBORNS,
Qnnnaite the Ranks sian of the American Flags.
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ALL SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, between Grace and Frankn-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cisl attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp-
tory, but gentle as possible. oc9
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EDUCATION.
M RS. ELAM,s SEMINARY FOR
NA YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, be.
tween 23rd md 24th, Church Hill.-From

NA YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, be.
tween 13rd and 24th, Church Hill.-From
and alter the Let OF January this institution will be
prepared tor the reception of boarders and day pu
pills, as all alterations and arrangements will have
been completed by that time The Principal has,
in addition to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various departments, secured the assistance of
an efficient and experienced teacher from Washing.
ton, d. C. Studies--are the various branches of
English Philosophy Chemistry, potany, Astrono.
my, Mythology and rhetoric. Particular atten.
ton directed to writing, composition arithmetic
and enunciation.
Board per scholastic year of 10 months, with bed
oing, &C. .Sl25
Tuiion-EngIish varying according to the at
tsinment OF the pupil, from -------. SIG to 8 35
Music on the Piano Vocal instruction included) 40
Paintingand drawing Observation-Disclosures. 20
Languages and Lectures at Professors fees.
N. B.-To those sufficiently interested to enquire,
the most satisfactory references will be given either
in city or country, or both.
Mrs ELAN begs leave to add, that the classes OF
Astronomy aud Geography are daily instructed in
the uses of the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.
do 1rat
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II
Tar advanced, will now offer my entire stock
9I Dry Goods at greateT reduced prices than ever
Inc me STOCK comprises in part the following: La.
dies Dress Goods of all STYLES. such as Silks,
Frenct and English Merinos, PopIins, Mouslins
t5em 10 cts to the finest quality; Aipaccss Calicos,
biankets, Flanneis, Shewls, &C Also, Goods for
Gent.emen Boys and Servants wear, such as
Cloths, Cassmeres. Vestings, Gentlemen's Wooden
Under Shirts and Drawers, Woolen Socks, Ker.
seys Linseys, DC, and every other article usually
Kept in Dry Goods store. great variety of
fancy articles, all of which will be sold at unusu.
ally low prices. The pubic are respectfully invt-
ed to call and examine my stock before purchasing
ell sewhere. ROSENFELD
ia Tim IT'S Broad street
nISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER.
~ SHlP.-The co-psrtnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm OF SEABROOK g. REEVE, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons in
debted to the late firm, will please make immediate
payment Either partner can use the name of the
firm in settlement of the business.
WIN II. SEABROOK
F. PAYSON REEVE
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- OCkBhIDGE ALUM SPRIN = :,
IA Va-BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No
1875, Main street, sole Agents for the Reckbridge
rels ard hall barrels direct from the Springs.
The waters Of The Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
containing no Gas, and depending solely oa its so
lid contents, can be transported any distance or
kept any reasonable length of time without Inn
pairing its virtues in the least degree.
Price per barrel $40, half barrel Sc. Cash on
delivery, or good city acceptnces. jas
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LNOR RENT-The HOUSE situated at the Ger.
u ner of Sd and Clay streets, with new Brick
Kitchen with four rooms, new carriage house, late
~ occupied by Mr. Samuel A. Reeve. For terms
&C., apply to LEWIS HILL,
ja7 18th at, near Richmond Reading Room
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ID LANk BUOhS.-Un hand ana for sale q
ID large supply cf Blank Books, such ss Led GERS
Journals, Day Books, &c., of all Sizes made of the
best paper and in superior style, for sale low by
J. B. GIBB,
de 81 53, opposite City Hotel.
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L Der Adams & Cos Express just received
another lot of those handsome Paris printed all
wool Delaines, at so and s2t cents per yard.
HART d MOSES,
js3 63 Main street
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o. TIL BEST BUSINESS LOCA
Ha T1ON IN THE CITY FOR RENT-The
House and Store, No 90 Main street now occupied
by me a Clothing Store. This is undoubtedly
the best location in the city. There is lease of
FIVE years on the premises, which will dispose of
on very liberal terms. For information, cali on
LEWIS HYNEMAN,
ia It's Proprietor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
From the Rairmont { Ha.) ReyllBiiean.

FroHtLhe FaiTHoHt (Ya.O Republican.
An INVALUABLE MEDicEH.-lt Is but seldom we hnd
among the many the public the
disease canconsent TO commend, or whSe Vlr-
able to discover and have always seduously
avoided giving utterance to anything that might lead any
suppose that placed faith IN their pTeen
sons. But with reference TO remedy man aCtured IN
this and which has become familiar TO the public
household words, speak nom knowledge OF It's In
trnsc exeellenee its adaptation to many OF the his Of
O., and the security with which ii may be used we
sneak or the Nonpare Nerve and hone Linneni pTepar
sdby II. H. Carr q Co., from prescription furnished by
Dir Watson Carr late oil MoTgantOwn, and now OF w heel
ing the most eminent Physicians In Virginia This
nment is based the broad principle that any Ieme
dy which will TeltevF external palm VIII properly COM
pounded be equally ecaciOus in removing internal alice
tiOns principle that has been successfully developed
Il Is simply the offspring OF ScieLce being mild anu SIM
pie its action and yet revealing in its elects power
incredible reaching the must hidden slneWs Of man
and beas-And being innoOUs TO the weakest Infant
1t is asu by TAI the cheapest Linment in tho MARKET being
Eottles twice large the majority, Al one
fourth larger than largest besides being moro than four
times strong We commend it to those In want OF
snLnn nhc carl nj b
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Dr. Halls Celebrated Putmonic Eliri


NOR the permanent ocoushs, colds, consumption
bronchitis, asthma, Influenza Group whoopng cough
inflammation and hoarseness, caused pub
ic speaking; all affections CT the organs OF respira
ton.
es o the lungs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
satisfaction to know that not only present them with
an invaluable atJoe the class of diseases 1t PROBES
ss to cure but one which perfectly harmless in its CT
fects upon the constitution, be administered with
out any fear mineral poisons, for 1t contains
The fact, that large portion OF the suffering and death
throughout country Is caused by disease of the
Respiration consequent upon exposure and cold has
duced put it within the reach of every rdividual
who may need remedy that has proven itself so invalu
able.
study orthOse diseases the lungs a so frequent IN
our changeabe clatej and claim tito be III advance
or ali before discovered for those peculiar
compl ints improvement upon al5 anu consequently
$upGrior TO all others. - go - 60,
We shall make extTavagant assertions OF efficacy
in curing diseases like vendors OF too many
who deceive all who trust theG nor shall we hodou
inducements which experience does not Justify
Ifpatents will perse In the use OF this medicine,
and use 1t as dircted viii be cure in every instance
that 1t is beyond the power OF medcine There arc
numerous persons now blessings OF health and
renewed e as II were who Otherwise would have long
since been in their grave but for the timely and perseve
ring use OF this invaluable remedy It not pretended
that II is infaible In every stage Of we
know It to bs better TO the diseases Of the
respiratory organs any other ever offered
the public All asks trial and IN every
rsed freely according recons and II perfect eas
faction Il not given the money VIII be returned.
Genuine signed z. fft Ii & co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, DrnggiSt, hcelings Va Also, By Druggists
Generality throIghout fis country. -ap9-1y
D.