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MORTIMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL

vi AND BLOOD PURIFIER-Prtce. 81 uer
BOttie.-Physlclans OF the frat standing In the
medical profession use and prescribe it the most
effective ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFTER
ever known; while vast numbers who had Ions
suffered from diseases OF complaints brought ON bv
sedentsry habits exposure Indigestion torpid state OF
the lver or Impurities of the blood, now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in ito
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stsnds
prominent In the treatment and cure of NeuraIgia
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspspsc
or Indigestion Loss Of Appetite Acdity of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to tn
Head, Costiveness Irregularities of the Bowels.
Pleursy, Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the
Heart Fatuency or Depression OF Spirits Palpitaton
of Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Sen.
sations, Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult
or Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats, Diseases
the Heart, Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis.
of the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Con.
dti0n of the Organs of Nature which cause painful
Irregularities, especially with Females: producins
Debility and Prostration of the Nervous System Pale
or Sallow Complexion.
MOrtimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable, pleasant to take and perfectly
safe to be used in any state OF health by the
most delicate female or child
= Price one dollar per bottle.
w. " ALEXANDER Co., Propnetors, Nc. Bar.
clay street, castor House, New York:
" Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
tism in all its forms, either iniammatory acute,
chronic no difference how bad the case or how long
standing. This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is vegetable extract internal re-
medy prepared expressly for this one disease 1t has
already cured thousands who had long been cnppies
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
given by vast numbers of most respectable ci-
tizens
Call and get circular and read the letters and Ger.
tifcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
For sale By PURCELk, LADD co, sole Agents
for Richmond apD
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WAsHINGToK. July 24th.-The Minister TO
France has undoubtedly been appointed, but
the feet will not, it is expected, be announced
until after the elections in Kentucky, North
Carolina and Tennessee. Mr.. Dix will Ger,
tGinly be the man, unless the Administration
is again frightened oil by Southern demonsra
lions.
Mr.. Dix's resignation as Sub Treasurer, l
understand, has been before the President for
three weeks. Ii is not yet accepted. 1t is be-
lieyed that it has always been the President s
ability by conferring a mission but it has
been withheld hitherto GU. of regard TO the
wishes OF prominent Southern men.-PkilGda.
N0rtb TIMER
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LAMBERr's LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. s North Calvert street,
Opposite Barnum's Hotel }

Opposite Barnum's Hotel
FNHE purchase sale of Lottery Tickets sottAix,
L. the State Of ptrgint being now in violation Of
ia", ana attended with heavy penalty on con
viction, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who NAV feel
disposed 10 purchase. Having been resident of
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout The State, be-
deems It almost unnecessary 10 give any furiher
assurance that all business nfded to him will bs
promptly and properly attended to-
e Packages, single Tickets and shares, in alb
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
Eg The printed Official drawings sent to
respondents by the first mail.
EY~ Prizes easned at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my LISTS Baltimore Ma
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Would you keap those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your Denolding.
Forms and fsces long since Hnouldinsf
moUIsocT can take, with pref ence.yoY,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful. nfe-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature OK relative or niend, severed from Us
by distance or DEAN, who would rot uTize and de.
sire to possess cleer. rlcn-toneG. durable Da-
guerreotype ia en- Offset rarely .eea. Bu: ROUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand ssEs CT TINS. szd are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
On either side the atlantic.
Our price for ons of tneas fns Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete. ana warranted 90 please
or sale.
Strangers and eitizens are cordially snvisad to
eal and examine specimens.
Observe the name ana SONS
Sky and Side Ltgar Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Msin
attract ga
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New Daguerrean GaIIery.-AIENIS
e. WATSON beg leave to inform their frtenGs
anc the public, that they have removed the Gallery
from the Mansion House 10 80 LAG. few doors De-
low the American Hotel, ON the s0pos.:e side,
where they kave ftted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, for the accommodation OF those who NAY
visit tle!r rooEns.
The subscribers ara too well known for COM
ment, &c they nave had rooms for the last two
years in this city. and have always gwen entire
satisfaction. But they are hsrpy 70 ANNOUNCE TO
the public that they have superior facilities for
taxing fns Pictures, to what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves to give Picture: unsurpassed
in the United States In sofress of tone or style of
coloring. Call and see the pesuuIui specimens OF
the ar, whelAer you wish Pictures OF not
ap20 MiNNIS & WATSON
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Confirmation of the sitkdraral of the Nexs.
can Troops from The Manila Ynu.u

MOBILE, Ala. July 25.-The New Orleans
fIcayune, received here, contains Santa Re
dates 10 the l1th of July, which fully confirms
the withdrawal of Gen. Trias and his troopa
from the Mesilla Valley, by order of the Mexi.
can Minister of War.
meeting of citizens was held at Santa Fe
Tor the purpose of considering the unjust n-
teniions OF the Government of the United
States 10 locating the Indians of California
within the bounds Of New Mexico. strong
protest, and q series Of resolutions were una
nlmousy adopted and ordered TO be forwarded
ed 10 the President of the United States.
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Farther from Santa Fe.

New ORLEANS July 20.-The advices from
Santa Fee TO the 1lth ult., report considerable
excitement there respecting the law of Con-
gress to remove the California Indians TO New
Mexico; public meetings had been held on the
subject, and protest forwarded to Washing
ton.
The silver mines near El Paso prove ex.
tremey valuable, 100 lbs. of ore yielding SIS
TO $50 worth Of silver. The mines are sup
posed 10 be inexhaustible.
Tx Governor Payne, OF Vermont, was reco.
vering.
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By Wellington Goddin, Auct.
,aTE ..R var M q "a "a r a Nm IA xrEN


SALE Of VALUABLE LAND IN HEN.
- RICO.-On the frst MONDAY of Auguat next,
being the first day of August about II O'Clock,
(noon,) at the Court House of Henrico county,
shall proceed to sell, at public auction, under the
authority ofsevera DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
the United States, for the 4th Circui, and Eastern
District of Virginia. in the suits of the Bank of the
United States vs.. Winston and others, and Adams
Administrator We. Winston and others, a tract of
land ABOUT four or five miles FROM Richmond ON the
Williamsburg road, lying on the South side of that
road, adjoining the lands of Robert A Mayo and
Others, containing about eos acres, which belonged
to George Winston, deceased.
survey and plat of the land will be exhibited at
the sale and it will probably be divided into lots
suit purchasers.
TERMs-One fourth Of the purchase money Ia to
be paid in cash; the rest ia three equal instruments
at six, twelve and eighteen months from the day of
sale, bearing interest from that day, for which the
purchaser Is to give his negotiable notes. The title
is to be retained till the whole purchase money is
paid.
G. N. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by Wellington Goddin, Auctr
jy 26-dtds
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e NOTECE.-A. BODEkEE respectfully
informs his friends ano the public Ia general that
he has removed from no II to 10 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand and thst of Messrs Van Lew
& Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Dye Stutfs, Brushes, Fancy Articles
&C; and as great care is observed IL the selection
of has Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and fee frern adu.ergten. and at
as low and accommodating serUlS rhey can be
bought anywhere in the city.
Ordsrs and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid 10 skipping
and packing. =, i BODGEEK,
nav S5-,6 Ma 10 Main Street
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.


hUsTkBS' SALE OF REAL RS.
rp MA niE ON 23D, BETWEEN MAIN AND
snnAnnALin STREETS, In THE CITY OF RICH.
NJ virtue of deed of trus. executed 10
tue sne suoscIloers by Joseph Woodson now deceased
bearing date 4th Oct, ls4i, duly recorded ia Hen
nco county Court, we shall In execution Of the
same, having been SO requested by Messrs Iesse
wni.s.ns ano 'oei Bragg, the parties secured
premises. on Wednesday. the Cd dsv Of anans, 1
1888 at O'CLOCK NJ, If fair If NOT The nexs fair
day. the real estate conveyed thereby cops;sting IF
brck tenement on the east line of 23d street,
between Main and Franklin streets fronting on said
23d street 81 feet, running back 66 feet With the
exception of the dover right of Mrs woodson, we
believe the title good but we shall convey, how
ever, with the usual special warranty.
The deed requires that the property shall be sold
for cash. but 1t is probable that at the time of SALE
an arrangement may be made by which a reason.
able credit will be given part of the purchase
money. w. BOOIWRiGHI, ST-,s,eas
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct.
P Sd am authorised to say, that Mrs Woodson
will unite in the above sale, (upon being paid a
sonable compensation IN money! so as TO convey
jyIs w GoDDIN Auctr.
The house referred to in the above advertisement
contains Ii rooms, and originally built of the
best materials and workmanship. II Is now in good
repair and from its nearness to the business parts
OF the city, offers inducements TO those VINO may
desire to reside near to their places of business.
iy25 G0DDIN a. APPEkSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT ON
CARY AND ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will BE- sold on Thursday At
ternoon, the 2sth day of July, 1853, upon the
premises, commencing at 5 o'clock, that valuable
half acre lot, at the corner of Cary and Adams
Streets fronting 1897 feet the North line of Cary
street, running back on the East line of Adams
street, about l55 feet to alley. The lot will be
divided to suit purchasers--a plat of which can be
seen at cur office.
TxRMs-One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
GUDDIN a. APPERSON,
IVES Auctioueers
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Street MURDER

BosToN, July pa street fight occurred
last night near the National Theatre between
several young men and MIR. George Hall, of
CharIestown during which the latter was stab
bed SO badly, that he has since died. Two
brothers named Moore have been arrested for
the murder.
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RUiLDINGs, &c. FOX sALE-ou Wed.
Dnesaay evening. of this week, immsdia,ely
ssrer the ssle OF the lots TO be sold that sftsrno
by 6 Johnson and Johnston Commiss;oner.'
viz the lots at the corner of Marshall and OH
streets, will sell, On the premises Tor cash the
houses and other buildings. fences, &c, On ,bsse
lots, or such part thereof as Will be pointed GU, At
the sale. Said buildings, &c, to be removed from
the premises by the purchaser wi,nin thirty dsvs
after the SALE LUCY 81 NORTON
Sale conducted by GoDDr,5 & APPERsoN, Aucts.
~ 26-2t
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Il scnrciey eff stlyer.-The sc.rcitu

e Scarcity eff sslver.-The ecsrcity OF
this precious metal has been accounted for BIZ men
of wisdom in a variety of ways Some suppose
that It's owing to the large irtrZ OF geld from Ca
lfornis, thereby increasing the relative value of
one with the o,ner, while some attribute it 10 the
vast quantity used in the manufacture of Daguer
reotype Plate. This, we think, the most likely
cause--at least, if all Dague -reans consume az
much in this way as our friend SIMONS, for We
have never called upon him yet tha. he wss not ex-
changing plates of Silver for chunks of Gold
jy 20
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The u. S. Marskars Case.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-'rhe U. S. Dis.
trlct Court has refused the writ Of habeas cor.
pus to bring Marshal Wynkoop before the
court of quarter sessions.
Phis affair is producing considerable excite,
ment. The United States District Court is
sued q writ of habeas corpus for the body of
Marshal Wynkoop, and afterwards quashed it,
acknowledging the power of the lower court
ia the premises. The Marshal, still refusing
TO surrender the slave, has been sent to prison.
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Later fro M Jamaica.

Ne" YORK, July 25.-We have Jamaica
dates 10 the 18th inst. Numerous daring rob
berries had been committed Sugar duties had
become the subject Of much discussion. The
Chamber of Commerce had been organized
for the protection Of mercantile and other in.
terests. The yellow fever had Considerably
abeted,
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EItensire Fire,

AUBURN, N. Y, July 25.-The machine
shop, engine house, and several cars, belong
ing 10 the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad
Company, were destroyed by fire last evening.
Loss unknown. Supposed to. have been the
wQik Qf az incendiary.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspAT0E
Fugitive slave Cnse.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The case of the
fugitive slave. hich has caused much excite.
ment here, was terminated to-day. The writ
OF haheas corpus was suashed, the slave de-
livered to the Marshal and sent to Baltimore.
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BY James NJ. Taylor.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CHURCH HILL.-By virtue of decree made on
Monday, 10th day of May, 1853, by the Circuit
Court of the County of Henrco, In the sut of
Goddin and ais, VS. Goddin and ais the subscriber,
a Commissioner appointed in said decree for that
purpose, will proceed to sell at public auction en-
WEDNESDAY, Sd August, commencing at FIVE
O'Clock NJ, upon the premises, the premises on
which the late Geo Goddin formerly resided
being large framed House and Lot, situated on
the west side of 27lh ST. eet, between l. and
streets. The house contains about seven rooms In
good order with the usual outhouses. The lot
fronts 8 feet, aud runs back 1872. This property
will be divided at the time of sale to suit the views
Of purchasers.
TERMS OF SALR-One fourth in cash, and the
residue in two equal instruments, for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interes from
the day of sale, payable at six and twelve months,
the title to be retained until the whole purchase
money in paid and conveyance directed by the
Court CHARLES RICHARDSON,
jy19 Commissioner
After the above, will be sold that valuable lot OF
Ground situated at the Northwest intersection oil
eth and Marshall Streets and being within tie en-
closure of the late Joshua Goode The lot fronts
120 feet on Marshall street, and runs back on 9th
street 80 feet and will be divided TO suit the views
of purchasers. Terms liberal.
jy25 J. NJ T, Auctr.
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Rev. DR.. Parks. pastor of ST. Paul's church,
N. Y, whose death occurred on board the
steamship Arctic, on Thursday night last, was
in the prime of life. He had been to Europe
for the benefit of his health, and was on his
return home. DR.. Parks father and mother
were both natives of Virginia. bu, he himself
was born in sury county, N. C. He was,
however, married to lady of Virginia.
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Destructive Fire

BosToN, July 24-Two valuable houses on Con
cord street, just erected and nearly finished were
set on FIRE last night and totally destroyed They
te onGed TO Z. A Raymond, and were valued at
$4,000 Three hremen were injured-ope, named
Josiah w. Wheeler, seriously Samuel D. Ross
ane VIM. Loye! were slightly hurt.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE CA.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE CA.
nal. In the city, at Auction.-Wil be
sold, on THURSDAY, 2sth Jaly, commencing at S
O'Clock, NJ, upon the premises, the Brick House
and Lot, near the Gauge Dock, fronting about 81
feet ON the Cana at present occupied by Mr. Daniel
lofty, as grocery store. This Is one of the best
stands near the city for retail store coal or wood
yard; and being located In a section which Is ra-
pidly improving, and will always command good
rent, affords inducements to those wishing TO invest
in such property.
Terms: One third cash; balance at and IL mos,
with interest, and secured by a trust deed.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
iy22 Auctr
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Shocking Murder,

NEW HAVEN, July 25.-Tne wife of Bsrziilai
Bradley, respectable citizen of North Haven, was
murdered yesterday in her house while mr. family
were absen; at church. She was stabbed and CT in
the mos: savage manner. An IrIIhn1en name
Michael Jennings, formerly il Bradley's employ,
mas been arrested on suspicion.
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MAKE NOTICE. grand display Of Fire
sn,ng. On Friday evening next, July 80, 1853; on
yb,ah occasion, there will be one OF the regular
co,Iion Parties Tho cotillon parties viii come OF
on every Friday during the season, and not every
other Friday, as stated in previous advertisement
Nv 2e-fs
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THE MARKETS.

New YsRx, July 26-Sales of IL 900 bbls.
Flour at yesterdays rates $4,000 bushels
Wheat at 81 81 for white: 5000 bushels Corn
at7C3 cents for mixed, and 72i cents for yell
low.
BALTIMORE. July 2a.-No sales of Flour.
Red Wheat 81 G5 to So; white 81 10 to l 4
white and yellow Corn at Cd to sc cents.
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The Cholera near Harper's Fe-rs,

MARTISsBuRG, July 23.-The cholera has
broken out among the boatmen On the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, above Harper Ferry.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Wellington Goddiu.

MI an .aLOAELE BUILDING L0Ts
"A "A AUCTION On wednesdnye ,hs szsS
=. ans montn' Iulyl at 81 o'clock In he sf.esnoon
~ poa me premises the undersigned, acting uSde,
me suloorlty OF two DEGREES of the Circuit Con-,
On. ,ds eiy OF Richmond in toe sui, of Norton
saaaoisn, &c, vs. Norton and others, pronounesd on
.ne Sssn June, ls47, and 18th June, 1883 will n,o
70 sen a. public auction, the half acre los Of
ground NO Isl, at the corner of Marshall and Orr
, IN saio city, the lot will be sold in several
pai cels, VIM sn alley OF convenient widrh in the
the sale WIN oe eAnioiseo az
iEhas-Five per cent of the purchase money to
AZ easn; TIE rest in four equal ins,almepts
az az hine'y osys, Zine months, fifteen unonths and
nonins from the day of sale, with ipteress
rron tnst oaT; the purchaser to give bond for ,hs
psyeGt OF tae deferred instalments; and The lille
"a ea.n parcel TO be retained till the whole pur
chase money Of that parcel is aid. f@
A JoaSs sSN' Commissioners.
sac conducted by w GoDDiN, Auct.
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q viii yoH Read Ine Truth "a medi.
cine must have merit zreas meriy. &c STAND the
test OF public opinion. No art Of gsIvanise
worthless article 90 TO keep is up good meal
cine, II 1t be not really 60.
good medicine will I've, kezoms popular ana az.
tend ls sales year after year. in spite OF orpoGrlon
The people readily find out irs virtues and the fame
Of them passes from mouth 70 mouth with more rs-
P1d1ty than newspapers san spread It. LIVING WIT
NESS, testifylng to the ncaisiEe has aSs &c.
tstns.
In proof OF what we cav above we rafer voz 10
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE FINCfURE. and its
effects. Its praise II in the mouths Of mutltpoes-
yhe best men in our country give their testimony to
tts wonderful cures. Among Shem we name hon. a.
Clay, Hon. Richard M Johnson Vise President of the
United States with hundreds Of others. Capt Thomas
Csnot-brother b the celebrated physician of the
Emperor Of Frsnse-was cured by it OF disease of
years standins after the ski Of ell the Doctors
Of Europe and America hsd failed to cure.
In fact the ueh and the poor. young and old in
every place, in the city and country. md that the
same success attends its uss.
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a. Dysentery,
and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels cured
by HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE. An
full 1t viii be found on inquiry. that those who usa
it have exemption from those diseases 20 incident
TO the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this srsat
blessing. 1t has restored Thousands to health.
Hampton,s Vegetable Tfncture.-Call and
wonderful Blood Purifier and certificates Of our
own citizens, Of Rheunatism, Dyspepna, Ssrofuls
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervousness,
&c, &c.
hmore ct, Baltimore; and So4 Broadway, New York;
o STRECKER- Rishmond; DR. COOKE CO.
fredericksburg B JONES co. fstersbsrr; and
By Druggists generally. iy7
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Rev. Elias ]. Newlin, of Hanover, Virginia,
has received a unanimous call TO the Second
Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, of which
Kew J. N. Daniorth was formerly pastor. MIR.
Ne"iin will enter upon his duties on Sunday
next-Gdzette.
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FAEzVLY HEEDECINE.-we ask psrt.cul

FAMILY MEDECINE.-We ask particular
attention to the subjoined certificate OF Mr. w
Otey, Of this city, who. in connection with hun
dreas of others, Use BAKERS Premium bittsEs as
their family medicine, AID who he.a sssa- ..c--2
it &c fail in giving relief when taken directed:
MIR E BAXEz-Dcsr Sir. | have used your Bit
terra in nap family for the last two or tnres years
lis equal fenaiy medicine is without parallel
MY Vile is subject TO pain IN the oacE anc other
ahectione. but generally mas Immediate raii,f by
the OF yoar Premium Rirters. AND in nv own
case Last Fall waa co1nnao TO my bed for two or
three weeks with tee JsGacics, with physician
regularly attending me-; after he had ai7eD me So
grains Of calornel, and aEding no relief and having
much confidence in your BitEsrs, came 70 the
conclusion they would cure me. sens my ser.
want in hesse fer bottle, &c less tsn three
days it cesnsed NY whole system OF the most OBJ
stinate Jsundice: and nave been Ia perfect health
ever since. | would rec omnep1 IL TO fsEni.iec gen
orally d most useful &nd powerful medicine In
giving tora ard strength 70 Ine waole syateno,
By his request. NV OTEY.
Henrico County, Hay gath, 1853.
Price SO cents per bottle. For sale By
Messrs Purcell, Ladd & Co; Bennett & Beers, A
Duyal, hdie & Gray, Chss hiisnausn, snd Drug.
gists generally throughout tbs cisy. Aso, By Todd
q Christian, Petersburg; D r Lyman, Lynclburg;
kiEg TOY, Norfolk; Dr. CeInm. Williamsburg.
~ Orders addressed to E BAKER, Rich ulono
Va, will receive prsmpr attention. jyl9