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THE OLD SOLDIERS CoNvENrIoN.-The old
eoldiers turned out In force yesterday, to attend
the Convention held at the Museum. They were
vetaran.looking corps, but though time had plen-
ttuly sprinkled its irosts upon their temples the
fire of patriotism seemed burning as actively in
their hearts when they shouldered their mus.
kets forty years ago, to defend their country from
foreign invasion. Many of them were in the uni.
forms they wore in the war, and some had the self
same swords buckled at their sides with which
they decimated the ranks of the enemy They are
the remnants OF the once numerous volunteer force
which almost entirely composed the American
army, and which behaved SO CALAMITY on the Amer
lean lines and in the Southwest in many an en-
counter with the enemy.
Congress has done something for the soldiers in
the war with Mexico The soldiers of the war OF
1912 have not been regarded with equal favor be-
cause the value of their services i'll the lapse OF
time, is not 80 wildly impressed upon the public
mind OF the generation which has since grown 10
manhood. The survivors wish 10 be placed on the
same equal footing the soldiers OF any more re-
cent war, and as 100 acres OF land have been given
to the Mexican volunteers they do not the jus.
tice of putting them off with but half that amount,
while many who made equal sacrifices are excluded
altogether from bounty OF any sort.
II They recommend also, that the same pension sys-
tenn which the disabled soldiers of the Revolution
SO long enjoyed be extended to the invalid surviv-
ors OF the war OF 1872 The soldiers OF the Revo-
luton may have had unusual claims upon their
country, from the fact that they were buI inGiffer
emily paid for their services in the war; and in
ney which was ruinously deprecated, but our Gov
eminent is in a better condition to do justice
to those who have been incapacitated from labor
in the service OF their country, and should not TAI!
TO show grateful sense of obligation. Congress
will no doubt give their Recommendations all due
consideration and deal justly with the old soldiers
PhiLa Ledger, i0tk.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTELS Christians, FL Bell
Augusta; M Alexander, Allegheny; S NJ d Reid
and son, } byers and daughter, Rockbridge; Jno #
Goodwin and lady, Louisa; Terrell aud , Misses
Terrell, Orange; C Moore, California; VIM Good win
Louise; A Fnsley. Ala; l. Preston Abingdon. f,eo
ks:.hews, Bait; ID Green, Prince Edward d B
hatani w McNeiiy, N Y; Dr. W Braxt,1' King
William; Thurman, Albemarle; Minor thar
lottesvlllei H4nton. Scale, Coleman
and servant, X l; 5 Shackleford Richmond n Ha~
vey, R NJ College; w Sternti, N Y; f Ruffn. Hrn-
over; z Miller, w Robertson and serv'I G. Lnek
fetersbure; Mccullough, Mobile; Dir g r Wei.
toro ffeasIeSsears; Branch and son. Pc ersburg;
W Burch, Lynehburg J Dunlop, Petersburg h G
Nelson. King William; 7 Garland and son w ~ Hon
drick, Meeklenburg; B w Burbank, Rochester: L
Roberts, I; w Ross and laay J IY Harrison n
of Va; Eskridge and dau ghter j III MeriIst ana
son, Staunton; NJ Spilier Bait; C p Msnnins al ~
exandria; Fowler, Bait; w R Stands, Va; j Tin.
9stnisxe, Ghiids Graves DIR Perkins, B /.
London; W w Sylvester, Norfolk; W D Ns~toSS'
Hanover, Master Newton, w ewton. Va. 'oi'
COLUMBIAN HOTEL "A w Robertson Nott,.
way. John Chandler, Caroline; w b Ssndsraao
Capt Henry. New York; Geo W Gray' j puIJona'
Carolinei Z Shurman. Albemarle; A Allen MS,
Allen; Powhatan; a Ames, Chesterfield, j " McIn.
tire. Savannah; souihall; Petersburg; SDead.
Lynchourgi Reynolds Buckingham: Mia n 49,
rs rstersbars . Tugsle, DrJ Oliver. A Enes
Nottoway; T Stainback. Brunswick; Emmhe,,'
sehosi ssi Perth f,Wnyiisi Ed Green ca.sns
rack, Morgan, A Hudseu, A A Water Runsia az
n Mli freshman. Louisa; l. Lewis. GoochIana
$500 naowa, Petersburg; Luste, N c; Col Samuel
W,,,s,d YLasacas,eri WIN Anbers, Chesterfield; Geo
R nms.a, Ffsdaerics; w Kennedy, Clarke; Walter
n1owen. ) Undertake. Warren; Geo nj Bower
ccS.Peper Thos Harvey Thomas, o Priddy
Hnasio.ts; " y, Winso Nortoway: c q Wood La.
4 z Capt Il Miller. Jsha z Booksr' Chesrer.
held; Wehsfex. Amelia.
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TWO PICTURES.

city paper gives the following truthful picture
of fashionable New York party:
"Soirees have their established programme and
all our readers will recognise it instanter. Printed
cards two weeks 10 advance for large parties
written notes for medium, and verbal invites for
small at intervals oil from one to five days notice !;
carriage at eight O'Clock; front ROOM second story
for gentlemen-back room for ladies, Chat the lat
ter have not to pass the former, which pI be kept
open, and uiH smell of brandy and cigars y ladies
Tuning over pincushions and tight sippers--gentle
men agonizing with a stiff hal thrush and intracta
BILE gloves meetings at head of stairs, and entering
room together bowling to most intimate friends
until hostess is approached and deyotions paid :;
chairs and comfort and wall flowers; dancing and
small talk for light heels: old tops in the basement
at cards: matrons under the windows, comparing
daughters; gabble-gabble hop-hop, music and
Lemonade, for three hours; slight odor of fried
oysters, and tuniag for promenade; grand march
OF victims in party -colored costumes like the &C
tors in Spanish duto-dafs; rush of gentlemen for
plates and forks; screams ofladies about dresses
oysters, salad and sandwiches followed by cham
payne icecream andjelly; smashing of plates and
subdued swearing 81 waiters destruction of white
kids alarming vOlley OF small talk incipient dys-
pepsia, relieved by adjournment to dancing rooms
for exercise; confusion a la champagne; old tops
high matrons low with fright: bellies and beauxs
getting on famously; host yawns carriages driv-
ing up shawls and overshoes empty rooms smell
of stale food two hundred nodding nght-caps.
Finis.
As pleasant offset to this. copy from one of
our Memphis exchanges the.subjoined account OF
merry making in the little village of Marion Ark
during the recent Christmas holidays.
Amongst the fair ones residing in the neighbor
hood of Marion, all was stir and bustle it having
been announced that grand ball WAS come OF
on Monday night at the Hotel of that pretty little
village Early in the day extensive preparations
were visible. twas to be the event of the season
Invitations were sent far and near-the beaux or
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
THExREAsON WHY.

Why does Kate look 80 pale, motber3
Why are her arms so small7
Why does she never smile, motherf
Why do her eye-lids fall
why does she walk alone, mother,
IA If she had no frieudf
Why does she sigh 10 Oft. motherf
10 abe 90 near her end
Why does she breathe 90 quick. mother;
And start, as If II shocked her
To hear the quiet Tap, mother,
Of Smith, the village doctorf
Why does he come so oft, mothers
Can he proiong her days
By leaving pills and gifts, mother.
And singing love iayst
Twas but the other night, mother,
When Kate lay near my heart,
She urged me to be good, mother,
Aud said we soon must part.
She said she was to 20, mother,
Away from home and me,
And leave papa and you, mother,
To dwell near by the sea
1sit on Jordan's stormy banks mother,
Where she is to be garfield"
"Shut up, shut up. ysu little brat
She's going to be married"
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Office r. r. l. r. X. X. Co,
Richmond, Aug. 18th, l25S. !
prom PETERSBURG AND RICH.

IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH.
\ MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THROUGH in TWO DAYS.-The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company now present the quick
est safest and cheapest route with increased facil-
ties before offered by any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at O'Clock, P.
NJ. (Sundays excepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond
Co.'s line of Packets with experienced command
erser the next morning at o'clock by the Dauville
Railroad, meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at
O'Clock, A. M the ssne morning at the junction of
the Southside Railroad, will proceed to Rce's Station,
where they will find line of and superior Troy
Coaches fine horses and experienced drivers in readi-
to convey them with the most possible dispatch
will reach Lynchburg early in the evening, in time
have good nights rest and take the Cars of the Vir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad at O'clock A. H. next
morning to Bonsack's, distance of II miles, in two
hours in connection with Parish Co.'s old established
Inc of Stages well known to the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied with new
Coaches, excellent horses accommodating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
to supper and after comfortable nights rest to the
White Sulphur Springs before 10 O'clock next morn
ing, the second day after leaving Lynehburg.
Returning, passen gers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock, P M. daily, Sundays eX-
ceptedj Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 O'Clock,
p NJ and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving morning day light breakfast at Scots,
arrive at Bonsacks at Il o'clock, P. M.-end Lynch
burg at 81 z. NJ. leave Lyuchburg same evening by
Packet o'clock, P. M. for Richmond arriving the
second morning, at O'Clock, A. Nor by Stages at
Ia A. Nor from to O'Clock in the morning, and
Southside Railroad to Petersburg and Danvle Rail-
road to Richmond, arriving same evening at O'Clock.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
PR0VEMENT.-The undersigned
CPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A

~ BELVIN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures of Messrs. Nunn's L Co., Gilbert Co.,
and Burns, number of their elegant toned PIANOS,
from manufacturers who stand unrivaled, their tone
and durability cannot be surpsssed-which he will
sell low.
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE of
his own manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and Mahogany, made up in the best style; and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this the
Northern markets. being all made BY hand and not By
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS, and viii give bis individual atten.
ton to all orders left At his Warehouse, where Q
can always be found.
ap lS-d&cts J. A. BELVIN Governor ct
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HNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,s

~ LINE OF STEAMERS.-FOR PHILADFI.
pHlA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA Capt TE.I
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BayMoRE
One OF these splendid steamers will leave RicbmonS
tor Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY
al high-wster, touching at Cape May to land mas,
sengers Returning. leave Philadelphia every VIZ
NEsDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock A M nm.
I'll further notice ' I'LL
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interes.
ny taking THIS route, as il is in addition to being the
cheapest the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR NEW YoRK-We have entered
MO arrangements TO forward passengers through 10
We" iork, either by cars steamers allowing them
ne privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three OF
i9ur DAYS, or proceed directly on to New York upon
the arrival of the steamers
SHIPPERS TO TIE WEsr..-,Tobacconists DESTROYS
OF shipping TO Cincinnati, will please bear in mind
Lnat we have made all the necessary Ia
forward tobacco through at 90 cents per 100 Mounds
Due notice will be always given In all the daiIv ma
pers IN the city. when the steamers will he ~
receive freight, and the hour of their sail;nu "
n B.-Shippers win bear in mind that ali b;,,s =,
iadns must be sent TO the wharf at Rorks,t. - ~
signed before the sailing of the steamers " DC
Passage through to New York at cab;, .a e.
%; do do Cape MAY, 90; do do PhiIadeph;a
do. do. Philadelphia, ID cabin and Song es DO
| freight or passage, apply to w. fof
| .u,o ROBERT RANKIN, Agent
1 an ~ Richmond, Va on the T,o.L
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CALLOPOION, OR HEALING BALM,
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE & HANDS, ROUGH
NESS, IRRITABILITY OR HARSHNESS OF
THE SKIN. &c.-This admirable article will, by its
peculiar bland and healing properties together with
its agreeable perfume, at recommend itself to
the confidence and patronage of the public, as most
delightful essential of the toilet.
Its application speedily removes all irritability,
rOughness harshness of the skin, rendering it. By
constant use, delicately soft and fair
Being composed of vegetable substances, ard en-
tirel' free from mineral corrosive admixture it
may be used with safety the tenderest infant and
will be found very efficient and cooling application
for chahng, inflamed, excoriated surfaces &c.
As it contains greasy substances it is clearly and
at the same time simply and easily applied
Prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
de % Main street, Richmond Va.
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DIRECT ORS.
e, of the firm of Kent, Paine L. Kent,
TO THE MERCHANTS OF

TEAL RICHMOND.-Every merchant that has
Il lNHAo a warehouse ought to have one of my
IAHIM PATENT HOSTING MACHiNESif he
uilii ~ has goods to hoist to the upper story, as
he will save time and expense, say nothing of the
safety of his goods two or three stories above his
head The Machines have become in general use in
most of the Northern cities. Two of these Machines
can be seen in this city, at Mr.. Z. H. SKINKERs
on Cary street; also at CRENsHAw Bros, on the
Canal Basin, in this city.
Persons in want, write to me, East Falls Aven-
ue Baltimore Md. F. L. BATES.
have three Sizes to suit large or small warehouses
and at less price than any other for the purpose
ia m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK

sOMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
~ CASH CAPITAL SIS, oGo.--CHARTERED BY
THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA, DEC 18Th,
isos..peposits Of money In sums Of not less than
i've dollars will be received, and certificates given,
bearing interest at the following rates:
All sums remaining deposit six months or more,
at the rate of six per cent. per annum.
And. all sums deposit less than six months at the
rate of per cent per annum.
Office at the Counting Room of Messrs. Quarles g.
Brooke, No. Is, Ia, or Pearl street.
VIM g. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
&. T. BROOKE, Treasurer.
DIRECT ORS.
VIM g. Paine, of the firm of Kent, Paine Kent,
Geo. j. Sumner,
X. T Brooke, Quarles & Brooke,
w. FL. Chris ian, Christian g. Lathrop,
Lewis Ginter, Ginter Il Alvey,
Sam'l M. Price, T X. Price Co,
A. Anderson, Anderson L. Co..
M. II. Mace, Mace Winston,
John G. Shafer,
John Dooley,
Roscoe B. Heath,
James L. Apperson, Goddin Apperson,
John P. Roberts Smith & Roberts,
S. P Lathrop Christian & Lathrop
Allen Y Stokes, Flanagan, Stokes& Co.
ia 7-2w
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
II ERS.-OsE OF THE GREATEST SroaEs ~ the
uslrED States roR GUNS, GoLp WATCHES S
No. %. Main Street Richmond, Va
Double barrel English Guns, warranted, for go w
Double barrel English Guns superior, Stub and
The latest and best improved Patent Gun, 70 90
Steel Wad Cutters, each .
$50 Wads in box, for Is
Powder Flssks, 81
500 $50 Percussion Gaps. warranted $50 in boxl At
100, 900 Anti-corrosvs Percussion Caps fstsrkey's
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all prices
Colts Revovers Aliens Pistols, and general assort
ment Of sporting articles too numerous to mention
Gold Watches which run on jewels, in good
Cold oIaG Levers Ier IS Jewels, 3 90
Is carat Gold Levers, Is jewels, warranted fer
Gold English Levers, from Ss5 to 300 90
Gold Chains from IL to so 90
Gold Fob Chains, from 10 to 80 90
Gold Pencil cases, from rs cts. to 10 90
Silver Watches, regulated, at 6 90
IF svsry
Goods &c &C. HENRY LYMAN,
Direct Importer of Guns, and the only Importer of
Don't forget that it is at No. s6, Main st. $50
I'LL NOT LEAVE THEE
Il Oh, the old Clock of BARTHOLOMEW'S stock,
It's the last of the fifty, and neatest
Thoug its hands not gold, yet its time is told,
And its bell the loudest and sweetest
No friendly choice has bong the last Clock,
And to see them all sold makes me smile;
But listen to me, just come and buy me,
Or else, my kind friends, | must spite.
Now, who would leave this last old Clock,
When all of the others sold,
Eve told through the summer the hours of each
day,
And still will tell you now, cold.
If you wish for to buy this last old Clock,
Because that its time proves so true,
Two doors past the Dispatch up Governor street,
sthe place-kept by BARTHOLOMEW.
| So, happy New Year to all of my friends,
Who have dealt with me and given me employ.
ment;
still will re pair all their Watches with care
And wish them this year much enjoyment.
ia
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000 DOLLARS REWARD. Ran

~OO away, on the 18th December. a very black
NEGRO MAN named ROBT PATTERSON. He
is about feet high, of large frame, and will weigh
about 200 pounds-has a serious or sullen look and
talks slowly, dresses well and passes Baptist
preacher or exhorter. He is superior factory hand
and may show free papers to get work. But it is
thought he will try to get to free State the
Liberia packet, Though that is doubtful,) as he
wanted the church to send him there to preach. He
has frequently visited Williamsburg, but left in the
for Petersburg, where he has brother or rea-
lions. The above reward, aud all expenses will be
paid, if secured in Jail or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSH'S Shoe Store
de % No 43 Main street.
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RLOCK Tin AND p L A NTSHED
- dooDS.-We have just opened a fresh ANN, !.
a aonnd Gohee Urns, holding from to ~ quartz,
o5pnk nra to to -
Coffee fisRinA Cof,e Greques, ali sizes
Meat Dishes. with high and low cover. Nth ~
ano not water pan attached, from 10 to a inches
Tea kettles with heaters
Dish Covers from 10 to 20 inchea
Cheese Toasters
Melon snd Pudding Msnids Nurssry Lamnx
1yai Tea and Coffee Pots, Plate Cover.
st Ssnrn. gu sises tnsether with fall assort,
msnt of0ther pianished goods not enumerssaA
Purchasers are invited 10 call
-, BuLKLEY CO..
As Hesss Fssnishias Store, ~ Msin Il,
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p o. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
~. GROCER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, at his aew house, opposite the old stand of
nasEns Libby, and In front of the Steamboat
all articles in his line. viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thnnbles; Ms
rne Spikes, Caulkins Irons, Can Hooks Box Hooks,
band Spikes, Wood Saws. and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GRoCEkiES.--Sugsr, Coffee, Tea, Soap. Candies,
Butter, Lard. Mol&sses &c
BEEF-Mess, Prime snd No. I; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON, Dried Beef Smoked Tongues. &C.
THANKSGIVING and Black Lead: Paris, chronsa
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Farnsh.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch Rosin.
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery for ship use
Buckets, Broorns. dc. oe7
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InON'T BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
A RE YOU SICK!
a sv M, BEWARE OF INVITATIONS


ASK FOR HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING.
TpKE The many cures made by this pleasant and
safe remedy may induce counteifeiting.
A Medicine must have merit ana great merit too
to stand the test OF public opinion No art of putting
can gocantze worthless article. to keep il IN
as good medicine, if it be not really So -
A GOOD MEDICINE will live. become nou,sr
ana extend It's sales year after year spite of oppo
sition. The people readily find out its rirtues and
the fame OF then passes from mouth TO mouth with
more rapidity than newspapers can spread it. A Eip
ing ictness testfyng to the medicine has maSs
for him is of far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
In proof of whist we say above. We refer Won tn
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTuRE, and it,
effects
The Eifeef T. ". Yeakle, Grocer, 7s Pearl street.
cured of Rheumatism of yeay's standing al other
remedies failed.
Vim. II. oldham, late of the Custom House. dwell.
ing l2o Pine street, of Dyspepsia, great debility per-
manently cured
". Il. Schaefer Esp one of the oldest Magistrates
and most highly respectable citizens cured of great
weakness and restored to robust health
Jarret Pfummer, i5S E. Baltimore ST., suffered in.
tensely six years with hip disease and mercurial
rheumatism: cured after all other remedies had
failed.
Space ,oiH no. permit to name hundreds of other, "A
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot Robt Gault
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, s. A Griffin, John Luke Rev. "
Eskrdge U. 8. Navy, and Thousands of others cured
of Dyspepsia, Scrofua, Coughs, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, ST. Wins Dance, &c. We refer to our
own citizens. Call on them.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great Rdmp-
toms Vegetable 1fnctuye is in his 80th year. in good
health that it will be it is not an article got
up to impose on the public
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
r. See Cures.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-CaF
and get paL hlets gratis with history of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates OF
our citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous.
ness &c. &c.
Sold by O.A.STRECKER, Richmond; JONES L.
CO, ROBERTSON, WILSON L ALFRiED, Pc
tersburg; DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER
d MOWBkA1. Baltimore. and by Drug RiatS
where.
{R-S1 per bottle 6 bottles for S. ia6
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A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6
IA HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.
-DR. SEAT have tried and given to be tried, your
Fluid which you attribute the property of breaking
fever better than Quinine The results of the trials
made here in the fall of 1852, in about 80
none of them light-have been radically cured
with from to doses of the Fluid. Among the cases.
there three that extremely remarkable. The
first case had resisted various treatments and phys
clans for Is months, and cured entirely in one
month with the Fluid. The second had resisted
enormous doses of Quinine during years, and was
cured with few doses of the Fluid. The third case
the patient had the fever for years. had been stuffed
with Quinine to purpose, and was cured with
few doses of the Fluid LECOMPTE,
Apothecary, Rue Royal, 66 C'ss Tours.
January 25th 1879
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.
GREAT NORTHERN MALL ROUTE
" REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE

EREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
~ REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHiA.--On and after MONDAY,
the 18th August, Through Tickets to Baltimore and
Philadelphia can be obtained Of this Company over
viz.
To Baltimore. 90
To Philadelphia. % 90
Which to the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Balti.
more free of any extra charge whatever; and az five
aes are run from Is 20 M ana New
class passenger, ard proportionately for second
GLASS passengers the public now be at no loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York
The Through Tickets named above allow a reason.
BILE sojourn In Washington and Baltimore withou,
detriment to any privileges conferred by them
$. RUTH, Agent of Transportation.
Office R. r. & P.k.k.Ce,