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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

AID TO THE PooR.--The Board of Direc
tors OF the Virginia Central Railroad have come
forward most nobly, TO the aid OF the poor of the
CRY. such acts speak volumes for their charity,
and Is the best refutation that could be made of the
OH fepeated charge that corporations have no
souis II gives rs pleasure to chronicle the gene
rons act for we know that cherries novels OF the
destitute and needy are to be warmed by IT, and that
portion OF the miseries Of suffering humanity are
thereby to be removed Could the Board of Direc.
tors have seen the desponding countenances of the
badly clad females that appeared at the various
coal yardsten days ago 10 search OF fuel when they
were told that there was no coal In the citv ond
that none could be had for love or money m az
would bless God that He had placed within their
reach the means TO stay their suterings and rejoice
that there existed in our midst band of female
phianfhrUpists who spent their lives in Searching
out the needy and ministering to their wants. Re.
member the Poor, Is divine injunction not to be
dlsregarded, and feel proud at being able to cav
tnat not only our citizens but three OF our railroad
companies, at least, have souls enough to extend
nelplng na1o to those who cannot help themselves
That our readers may see the action to which we
allude we give the following extract from the mi
nutes OF the meeting, held on the 18th inst:
ResoIued, That the Superintendent of Transpor.
tation be to furnish and deliver fy cords
Of rood to the authorised agent OF the Union Beuey
olent Society OF Richmond TOR the use of tho poor
without charge
We regret to learn that the Directors f;nd IL i'm,
practicable to comply with the public expectation
TO haul wood for general use, and trust that no
great time may be permitted to pass by, before the
Central hoa0 VIII be prepared to supply the city
with fuel
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE pIsPArcH :

DEAR SIRs--For several weeks past have heard
that statements have been made about the city, cal
culsted to affect the value of the Central Railroad
This morning, one of the Directors from the west
side of the Mountain, called my attention to an art
"Henricon by gross error in the state
ments, and amalevoent spirit, regret to see exist
ing towards any work of internal improvement.
Ii any thing Is to be said against the company or
its management 1t is better TO be brought to light
however unjust than to be circulated privately
The sccuracy of the accounts of the Superintendent
parison with those Of any other officers.
lst The charge THAT the company has expended
the money OF the western stockholders the east
ern end OF the Road" 10 wholly destitute of founda
ton. The stockholders in general meeting author-
ised to be raised by bonds in 20 years.
Gr me purpose Of eonstructing new track from the
ingy built out of that fund, ascharged In the gene.
raj account, with some ava Is from the old materials
3D. should think the merest tyro in ACCOUNTS
would know that the of constructing ne v track
ncludns alterations in grade) thus authorised and
provided for, should not be charged to current ex.
pc nses but as it was done to permanent construc.
ton, and therefore made debt ON the Company
Sd The interest paid from the LIST October, Is5O to
iiture of the last two years. thus swelips the ise
balance msde up mainly BY charging e2oOoO to cur
rent expenses which was laid out in construction
oniy unusuai in annual Railroad accouuts Ibecanse
The heavy expenscs for repairs Of motive noer r,v-
e,s shsl but most extravagant II IL were to be in
sth. Instead of deficit Of $4,000 for two v..,.
falsely stated amer paying for current sdministra-
Of SIls 5s5l0. Showing there was no need of Ins
tae money Of western stockholders use as this enc
9th Dividends have been declared on that stock
which was expended en- the present. workins psrt Of
ne road % stated to the report TO the stock 6olders
was not confined to those on this sids Of the noun.
a.. .s ~ on the other sde. whose funds
The gduesPsl has been repeatedly sAaesioned by
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W L Booker and servt.
Amelia; Goode, Chesterfield w B Dabney, lady,
Miss Dabney, Dabney, Master Dabney. Hanovers
Holloway hottoway; J A Stokes, Lunenbug.
Farmville; A Eorfeet, Amelia; A Gregg do; Cspt.
Fl Hurt, M Hurt, r Neal, C C Averet Luner,-
burg; Col McCraw w Averett Lynchburg; w 8
Smith, Charlotte; w Mosley, Powhsian;
II Daniel, Richmond; w Graves, Charles City,
J r Fords, Powhasan; Portland, Hanover;
Stratton Columbia; A Turner, Henderson, N G;
d P Shepherd, Fredericksburg; John Crostick, Pc
tersburg, w Deady, Abingdon; DR. Crawford.
Dinwiddie, M 8 Crockett and lady Marion; J r
DoweIl Petersburg; w w Pettus, L o Pettus, Lor-
isa C II; DR. w r Young II Young Caroline; T
II Beal, New York; Jas Allen, v Markham, Powha-
tan; DIR w Cheatham, Amelia; w Ryland, King
William; J scruggs, Powhatan; s Lewis and lady,
B Wills, E Hundley, Charlotte; Silas Wood, La-
nenburg. a
EXCHANGE EoTEL.--C Il Page. w Terrell,
Albemarle; w Ficklin, We; 7 J Randolph, DIR w
Meredith, 4 Kent A,lSsms.le' Tyless sPo.s.yi-
Cupeper; P Coles, Coles, Aibemsrle; yor-
dan, w Jordan: Orange; Mrs Nephew. Miss Wilde,
,ssD. RswaGS s,y..,y wide Agsss ssss xls.as s@tl
Fisk. C & o r R; J B Young, Halifax; J Coles r
MaI;in, Pittsylvanis; W Caslsy, Halifax; Bell
w M Moseley, Randolph, Rockingham;
HsIiiss; Hahis " W White, Read, Farmvilie;
Leixas N Y;R Redd, Texas; A Dudley, King and
Queen; N Patterson Bat 4 Gainss Charlotte;
W ii 'Venable Miss Venable. Miss 8 Vtnable,
Miss NJ venable, w H venable. jr Pr EdwaTd; +
Lewis Boston; w EggIeston, Richmond; g.
Wrisbt Albemarle; w NJ White. Phiia; Mrs Dupuy
and servant, Petersburg w Fitzpatrick, Charlotte;
Mrs M e Mordecai, Miss Fl Mordecsi, Morde-
cal Charleston; n n Morrisett. Browne, N G; A
West M West, Appomattox; w Burroughs, N Y;
w Han, Mass; J Montgomery, Phiis; M Stern, N
Y: T Puleian Consia iantiaopl,; w II Clark, Il
RI w Morris, Hanover; w NJ Clark, Va; ] r
Garland, Penn; J n Coghiil, San Francisco. Ca;
w Smith, Hanover A 8 Wentworth. Clncn.
natl; J Keyson, Phi,s; Barbour, Va; w Pow-
Ter, J n b 0oldsboro, Alex T H Brymsn, Bucking-
ham.
AMERICAN HOTEL "A Dishman, Bait; Col l.
8 Littiejohn. Albany; Thayer. Mrs C + Rush, n
Y; and 0ailaher, Augusta: Scathall Char.
lottesville; J Harrison, Goochlsnd; n Bouidip,
Charlottei @ Loomis, Miss Loomis. Mass b 3 Stes
vens New Haven: DR. A Mo5ten, Charlotte; M An-
derson, Phila; w Fl Robertson and lsdiea, C; Jno
Henley, Nottoway; A Allen N Holt, Mas; b lamar,
CIsremont T N Porter, H B Kelly, N II; A b Hsnt.
Ohio; Capt csvendy.. A Wnsat, sfesmer Jsmssfowej
Fenton, 4 olca.t n u n stennsrd, shslhY yso =
Burk, J McQuside. w; Shaw, Mos b Brown,
Amslis; C H Hayden, Fslcsnsr, Masi . 9ylvss-
ter, Copenhagen; A Burrell 0reenwiehs w y bland,
n o; 8 Johnson and 2 ladies' G; @ y Barley. =
Y; Lewie Mis- Henry. Dr. b NcQuire anA
LADY. Va Mrs and Mis- Lossu, Gina; ID bfsncbs
PetersburE B n Wiliiama Notsousys Puieans
Conssantinspiss c 0reenlease. WAskinston.
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LEXINGTON AND Big SANDY RAILRoAp-We
learn from statement in the Louisville Courier,
that Mr.. Apperson, the President Of the Lexington
and Big Sandy Railroad, has effected negotiation
by which funds, sufficient to secure the prosecution
od the work on the road with vigor, have been OBJ
tanned. The means Of the Company are now suf6-
cient to build the road from Lexington to Owings
vile. The progress of tbs work shows that the
road can be completed for sum less than the esti-
mates called for
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CAPT ROBERT CREIGHroN.-The following Incl
dent is related of the noble hearted captain of the
"Three Bells"
Captain Creighton was hailed by the San Fran
cisco with the following questions :-"Will you
charter your sship! We are loaded with men,
women, and children. Name your price," His
reply was, with the true Scotch accent-"Whot does
the man mean 2 It's not money that am after-I
am stopping for humanmy's sake On the third
day. in reply to another question he again respond
ed, II oiu stand by you if sink"
twill be seen by the proceedings of Congress-
that measures are being taken to present National
testimonial to this whole-souled seaman, who, in
reply to the cordial greeting of those who show
ering upon him the numerous marks of their con.
sideration, responds, with quiet composure:-
"Hzat haze done but my simple dxty."
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OBITUARY IN ADvANcE.-The Frankfort Com
monweath after announcing the death in San
Francisco, of Francis P. Blair, INDUCES in pro-
tracted eulogium the virtues of the distinguish
ed ex-editor OF the Globe Now it so happens that
the exeditor of the Globe still lives, and we hope
may long continue 20 live. His son it was that
died.
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grDR c. B. BRAINERD-DR BsArnrRD a.,
pc pc consulted at the Exchange Hotel from, Jsupsrv
~ unt! SATURDAY, January %. 1854 from to II An
My stay Will be short, therefore let all who visb
treatment apply at once. Correspondents by a.
dressing me, post paid box 70l New York cty STAT.
ing the nature of their case and whether the eve
bali Is small sr large; also whether the eve msS.
out prominently or is sunken-can for tws doIlsra
Obtain advice or treatment for ten dollars in which
case the pay for advice will be deducted The Door
favorably considered.
Dr. bRAINERD has restored persons TO perfect s,sht
In cases of partial and total blindness of from M
weeks to 81 years standing, by from 10 seconds 10
Irinufes application by scientific method Of bid own
discovery, without cutting pain or wash
Dr. b. mas also cured cases of inflammation Of w.
rous and aggravated grades; pain from an intolerance
of light; ghtedness loss of sight from sse ana
ghtedness. All Of which have remainsd nss.
maneut to the present moment.
For abundant evidence of the facts stated. refAs-
ence may be .had to statements of persons treated
and published in the city papers. Many of tbeee
persons may be seen at his room, at 10 A. M or p
d. OF each day-at which hours, DR. B. will perform
experiments the worst that may by presenf
ed Ladies and gentlemen invited to cali and
witness the experiments.
r s. See notice above for hours and days. Those
who dc not see DR.. BRAINKRD within the time satad
will fail to see him at ALL he will positively leava
en- route for New Orleans, on the S0th instant
ia 1o-l2t
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The Virginians resident in Chicago, Illinois
have formed themselves into an association to be
called the Society of the Old Dominion" Theil
anniversary is to be the 18th of May, the day OF
which jamestown was first settled.
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AID 70 J. 3. Sr,rr-H.y. -. .1...

AID TO J. 3. SnirH. Have Won obtsino6
tleket e the ArmOry Band Cencert 70 Be eivsu =
be applied to the relief Of Mr.. J. b smifh. ~ ~
nis all by fre last Sunday mornisxf - dse,t
Ia'i 70 purchase one or more to-dsy. 81 tAs,sh.
ss.ls. Ms Band in work OF love that they Win a
70 2 small sum 70 you but few hundred 81 49,
,s VII again place him and his helpless family shove
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The undersigned, thankful for the patronage here
tofore received, would inform his friends and those
of the late irn that he intends continuing the Gro
Gerry aud Gransry business at the old stand. HI has
on hand and intends keeping a wellsslected stock
OF GROCERIES; also CORN, OATS, HAY, and
the different kinds of MILL OFFAL, which he will
sell at the lowest market price delivered free of dray
age ard hopes by strict attention to business to
c5ive liberal support.
Jan. 18th, 1854. JOHN A. LACY.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, !,
Richmond, Va, Jan. IL, 1854. :

DR.. c. B. BRAINERp. F-7' sig
yDEAR SIR Having applied to you on the Oath of
december, 1888, with my eyes in m ost dreadfully
inflamed condition--which on examination Won pro.
virulent form; and which / am confidert from INV
inexpressble suffering, and the concurrent opinion
OF all who examined my eyes when placed myself
under your treatment, would by this TINE have re.
suited in irrecoverable blindness had you not been
able to arrest the it had for several
days, baffied all other medical remedies
AT the time applied to you, could not endure
iight and my eyelids SO infarned and swollen
that could not open them; had seen to read or
to write for four or ve weeks but to my inexpress-
bic qualification. since the first application OF your
eyecups, have not suffered five minutes pain. and
can now read-have since written several letters to
my friends; also attended Ole BulPs concert With
ont the slightest inconvenience-and regret that
nave not language to express, in q proper manner.
the merits OF your discovery. | have now been un-
der your treatment little over two weeks and have
seen the afflicted multitude who have shared with
myself in the great blessing of your new system and
your superior skill in treating dlseaser and defects Of
that would gladly induce all who are suffering with
any sort of defect in their eyes, to consult you az
soon possible, they will suffer no pain BY your
treatment and at least nine chances out of ten they
will be relieved. 7ss 90
Asyou had the kindness to take my case, ssDo cure
no pay" enclose you 500, which will be unequi-
vocal evidence Of my sincerity and gratitude.
As reside in Sussex county refer to nv brother.
in-law, Col r. r. Diilard of that county, and COL
8. Gillian, proprietor Of the Bollingbrook Hotel,
Petersburg, Va also. w. r. 8. Weaver, Esq, re-
preventative of Greensvile and Sussex couuties a.
well the multitude of gentlemen at this hotel who
saw the condition of my eyes the morning after my
ARRIVAL.
Respectfully, your ob'dt sery't
tal7-2r c. M MASSENBURG
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RINGING THE CHANGE.-Our good old
Commonwealth is often bled freely, for trivial pur-
poses, which in the end amounts to an absolute de-
struction of valuable means, that if properly cx-
pended might feed, clothe and educate many an or
ry and want As case in point Some few days
since man appeared before the Mayer and charg-
ed another one, who had left the city, with having
committed petty larceny. The usual oath being
made, the applicant received the warrant, follow
ed the accused to Norfolk, had him arrested, and
then procured the services of constable and guard
to bring him back to this city tor trial. at to
the Commonwealth of over $50. The value of the
goods said to have been stolen Is about g. and the
best part of the joke is that the evidence as far
it has gone bids falr to prove that theft has been
cOmiuitted
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The Galveston News Of the eth inst, states tina
Gen. Caravajal was acquitted BY the Federal Cour
on the Monday previous
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HOGS ARE FIRM reporter of the Cincinnati
markets states that ''hogs are firm" That, (says
the N. o. PcayuneO is stating the fact little too
mildly; the drmness of the porcine animals amount
to the most cursed obstinacy. if
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The Printers in the Louisville Courier office have
presented gold headed cane to John T. Ford the
Manager of Kunkel's Opera Troupe.
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NEW CONCERN. - The subscribers
In have this day entered into co partnership for
the purpose of conducting General Grocery, Conn
mission and Forwarding Business, Cary street.
opposite the Columbian Hotel. They will in few
days Offers good aud we-selected stock of GRO
CERIES, WINES and LIQUORS, bought In the
Northern markets. principally for cash, to which we
invite the attention of friends and the trade
orally. We also solicit consignnents of every de-
scription and will make liberal cash advances the
same, VIII attend to receiving and forwarding
Goods upon the best terms. -
w. 3. RADCLIFFE,
T. V. DOUGLASS.
Richmond Dec T. 1855 la
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HoRRID DEArH.-On Tuesday afternoon of last
week, an lrishman fell into tank of hot water in
one OF the Deerereek slaughter-houses, near Gin
cinnati and scalded himself 80 badly that he died
shortly afterwards
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THE STEAMER GEN. BEM.-The latest intelligence
we have relative to the sinking of the steamer Gen.
Bem, we gather from the Memphis Eagle of the 10th
inst The number ofpersons drowned is thought to
be seventeen or eighteen, all having been on deck
An old gentleman from Upton county, Tenn, who,
with his wife, two daughters and two sons were
moving to Arkansas, are known to have been among
the number drowned. AS the books and papers
were lost, the names of the dead are unknown
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The THREE BELLs."-This vessel, which has
become celebrated through the gallant conduct of
her commander in rescuing the passengers of the
steamship San Francisco. is owned by three broth
ers, named Bell, in the city of Glasgow Hence
the name Of the ship.
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JOHN A. LACY.

Having disposed of my interest in the firm of Lacy
& Carter in The Grocery and GranarY business /
would cordially recommend my friends and former
patronage of the late firm John A Lacy. Esq, who
will conduct the busioess the old stand, at which
place | can be seen.
ia l2-l2t t. j. CARTER.
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DEATH OF AN EDTroR-S. B. Grafton, Esq, edi
tor ofthe Central Georgian, died at sandersville
on the loth of Typhoid Pneumonia after an illness
Of eight days.
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MIss LOGAN ia announced to appear at

Miss LOGAN IB announced 70 appear az
the theatre this evening as Julie" in Shakspeares
thrilling tragedy of "Romeo and Juliet" Miss La
role is said to be tragedy and some of the southern
press speak of her without an equal IN the char
acter she ia to personate this evening If she y
only half as good actress as we have been fnduc
ed to believe she is the admirers OF the drama WIN
enjoy rich treat during her present engagement.
Never aying seen her on the stage, however, we
can do no more at present than say that she comes
among US as 'brilliant star, heartily endorsed by
the best critics wherever she has THIS sea
son. Let the house be crowded 70 night % greer
hey
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The HUsrisGs CoURr, YESTERDAY .c.nA
the day In trying civil causes This beins De 49,
terly term the court win not adjourn, We presrne.
until Saturday next - -
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GLASS WARE, and many other rare nav
eiles, may De seen at Odd Fellow Han tolnisht
wneTe tne Messrs Woodrofe are blowing % 81
soaas sea OF ODDITIES and running glass engine Ly
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HEERroo CIRcurr CouRT.-Judce Clop-
tons Court was In session yesterday, Engaged =
the Transaction ofciviI business
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We learn from the West Tennessee Wing, ofthe
5th, that on the Saturday previous, Cullen Jackson
shot and killed Willis Richards, at Masons Grove,
in Madison county. They were quarreing, when
Jackson drew pistol and shot Richards through
the breast. Richards expired in ten minutes Jack.
son Immediately fed and has not yet been arrested
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The LOST PAPRRs.-The Government counsel in
columns long about the title deed to the Mexican
mine, abstracted from the court ROOM Several
stidavits have been given. Gardiner is suspected
of having taking the deed but the aidavits do not
establish bis guilt. The missing papers said to
be unimportant
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Its stated that Puser JOHN H. COLLINS, of tn,
steamer Baltic, formerly Of Richmond, !, is dead
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p.pr,.,1v Hr.Rp-Owen sehalder was

set before the Mayor yesterday to undergo an ex-
animation on the charge of stealing coat from Pc
ter Ferran, on the 10th inst. and cap from Peter
Muntaga Ferran, it seems, keeps boarding house,
and up to the 10th inst the prisoner one OF his
boarders, but on that morning, after rigging him.
self out in Ferran's coat, which F. saw him wear
ing and did not complain of Muntagas cap. and
getting piping hot breakfast, he mounted the
steamer and put down to Norfolk, without settling
for back rations or saying by your leave 10 Fer
ran Muntaga stated to the Court that he had worn
Ferran's coat occasionally-that he had one similar
to tand that ne had given the prisoner permission
to take his coat and wear it, but had not loaned
him the cap. Inthe absence of other Witnesses who
were supposed to be material in the cause the ex.
animation was adjourned over until this morning
at 10 o'clock
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CHARGE OF MuRDER.-The circumstances
which led to the shooting and killing of Albert
Thomas, slave to Mr.. Davis, are most remarkable.
as detailed by Albert in his dying declarations
to his master. He stated that he had gone to Mrs
Houston's house, in Screamersville, and was set
John rhacker, also came in and sat down. Daniel
had been there but short time, when he drew out
apistol and was examining it. Albert seeing this
remarked to him 'ifyou carry such things as that,
the hemp is growing if it has not already grown
and been twisted, tor your neck" Daniel replied
'you think so do your and levelling it at Aiberts
lace pulled the trigger, lodging the whole load in
one eye and side the face, the shot penetrating
into the cavity OF the head, which produced death
in fourteen days thereafter
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ALEXANDRIA. (EGYPT.) Nov. 8, ls5a-The 3
ship st. Louis, commanded by Capt D. N, Inrra
the newly APPOINTED consui General to Eevnt q,
board. All well on board. Mr.. De Leon viii nro
ceed 10 Cairo on Wednesday next TO present hi
CREDENTIALS to the Pasha. He win be acco,uns nies
by Mr.. jones. the late Consul General who poes /,
take his leave OF the Pasha and to preaent hs sue
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A CUE AND FEVER CURED In 6
a HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
Eoa, SEAT have tried, and given TO be tried your
Fluid which you attribute the properly of bresiins
iever better than Qaipile. The results of the trials
made here In the fall Of 1852 In about 30 cases
none OF them hght-haye been radically cureo
with from to doses of the Fluid Among the cases
snere are three that are extremely remarkable Tue
nrsI case had resisted various treatments and pby
Clans Tor 10 months, and was cared entirely Ia one
month with the Fluid The second case had resisted
enormous doses of Quinine during years, and wac
cured with few doses of the Fluid The third case
the patient had the fever for wears had bsen
w1tn luinine 70 no purpose, and cured with
few doses of the Fluid. LECOMPTF
Iannhry 2bfh iaEa = = =
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY AR
~ TICLES, DYE STUFFS, &c.-The subscriber
has now on hand complete assortment OF everv
thing connected with the drug business. His stock
OF Medlcne good and fresh his stock of Perfumery
solics share of public patronage, with an assurance
that every attention will be paid to the compound
ing OF Medicines putting up prescriptions and family
orders. T. LEONARD
ia 10 222 Broad street