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CRYSTAL PALACE.--REsIGNArIoN OF Mr. BAR.
NUM.-On Monday last, Mr.. Barnum sent letter
to the Directors of the Crystal Palace, resigning
the Presidency of the Board. The chief reasons
alleged are that oyer-exertions is affecting his
health and that other avocations require his at
tention. The resignation was accepted, and John
H. White elected President pro tenn. The Board
resolved to finally close the exhibition on the 3lst
of October next Barnum has done his best to re.
store vitality to the Crystal Palace but has found it
an hill business
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DIR. MLANE's VERmIfuGE always resort

NEW YORK, September Is. 1852
This is to certify that my child three years old
troubled will worrna some six months. had tried
several kinds of medicine, but none of them done
any good, and il not until | tried DR.. Flames
Celebrated Nermtuge that she found any relief.
gave her the contents Of one bottle, which brought
from her a very large qusntity of worms, but they
were so completely cut to pieces it impossible to
count them. My daughter is now doing well; indeed
she Is completely restored to health. | therefore
take rieasuTe in recommending it to parents would
say by all means keep supply of this valuable med
icne constantly in your houses have known many
CHILDREN to die suddenly from the effects of worms
1t also not unfrequently happens that children
tTeated tor Group when the choking and coughing is
caused altogether by the irritation OF worms. There
fore we say again keep it always in the house 1t
costs but little, and may be the of saving life;
aud at any rate it will save physicians bills.
Mrs. LANE No. S35 Eighth 81.
I. ;. The above valuable medicine also Dr. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. can
be bad at all respectable Drug Stores in this city.
" Purchaser will be careful to ask for and
take none but DE-. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE.-
There other Pills purportipg to be Liver Pills,
new before the public.
PURCELL. LADD CO, Druggists,
Jyll-d&clw Richmond, Va.
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Spanish lady, named Maria Dolores Palarios
de Miliet, residing at Nc. % Abingdon Place, New
York, died on Monday from the effects of burns
received on the 4th of July. She set her dress on
fire while lighting cigarette.
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CHURCH BURNING IN New ENGLANp.-The Bos.
ton Transcript in noticing there destruction by
mobs of Catholic Church in Dorchester (Mass. }
and another in Bath (Mane) says:
The wanton destruction of two ch hurches in New
England in the course of single week, and that
week the one devoted to the celebration of Ameri-
can independence, is a sad commentary upon the
state of society here. When republicans cannot
tolerate religious toleration and crazy fanatic stir
up the evil passions Of men in usually quiet city,
so that they destroy church edifice, we may well
look about us and ask, to what does these things
tend
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PRICE ONE CENT.
THE REVOLUTION IN rrvIco

Il.
the n I. Herald has ad vice. ,..s,,
which it appears that the rerolu,;o, ''''n
ing exhnguished, ia spreading ill., -, -
through all parts of the country 49,, "hd'irs
Boietia Official del Gercito Resauyador ). y ,o.ne
'he organ ofAlvarez-the OF banner of reyo,u,,.n
mas been raised in many Of the principal States os
Mexico. That paper says:
Inc fyrant has returned to the capital where ri,
umphai arches were prepared for his reception
and where. with much exterior display he b.,,
sought to make the people believe the living state
ments ot his exploits The people have looked upon
all TINS "ith contempt and the tyrant himself whetb
q. az rom the Ill humor occasioued by the dsgraceful
mgnt, or from other causes easily understood re-
FUSED to pass under the trumphal portal and while
tue immense crowd of weak hypocrites and cor.
supted courtiers were assembled to greet and to
natter nim they were suddenly advised OF the arr-
val OF MS Serene Highness at the Palace
correspondent of the Herald. dating on board
the U. s. steamship Portsmouth, Acapulco June Z
gives some interesting particulars Of the progress Of
the revolution.
The city and fort is still in the possession of Gene
raj Alvarez and his party and it will be hard davis
job for Santa Anna to rout him out Alvarez. with
three Thousand troops. is on the pass twenty miles
distant from here. The gallant and brave Colonel
Conlmerford, with four hundred brave soldiers
holds the fort, which is mounted in most power.
full manner.
On the Goth of last month"; Santa Anna, with six
thousand troops, retreated and started back to-
wards the city of Mexico. Alvarez il is said, will
receive by the next steamer from San Francisco, a
loan of three millions of dollars. The whole in
habitants are opposed to Santa Anna. The cry is,
down with the tyrant! Long live Alvarez, who,
1t IS said, Is awaiting to give Santa Anna another
warm reception, should he come back again.
Another letter states that the 10th battle took
place between Santa Annals troops and detach.
ment of General Alvarez's, near the MescalIa river
captain and thirteen of Santa Annals soldiers were
killed, and forty taken prisoners with twenty pack
mules and large quantity of baggage and stores
Santa Annals troops then retreated.
The same correspondent also states tn at On the
23d of June, Captain Dornin, of the Portsmouth,
raised the blockade of Acapulco. So the port is
again open to all. The captain of the blockading
vessel the Santa Anna, appeared glad to act upon
Captain Dornins notice to quit for he was short of
provisions, had, out crew of seventyfve, twenty
five On the sick list, and buried four within week
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DISEASED SIDE. BREAST Eyes

DoShCED cIErs. Il,
Extract from letter from j. Grimes, Esq, Lou
doun county, Va:
my wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness pain in the breast side and back paipita-
on OF the heart, feeblenes of the nervous sy.teu
loss OF appetite, complexion salow, the sight OF one
eye almost gone, the other very weak. / am pleas
sd so say that HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has re-
stored her to perfect health Her eyes are as good
now ever they were."
Z Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Coz plant, Scrofula
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LApD
K Co., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
BY all the Druggists In Petersburg, by MORTIMER
y MO"BRAY, Baltimore, and by Drusssts nnd
Storeksepers everywhere.
= 81 per bottle 6 bottles for e5.
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Julia Mathews, fashionable female, fell or
jumped from window in the Sd story OF house
No. 55, Bowery, New York. on Monday night last
and was instantly killed.
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ANOTHER STATUE.--Clark Mills has received an
order Tor equestrian statue of General Jackson,
10 be placed in Jackson Square, New Orleans -
Mr., Mile is TO receive for the statue the munifceRt
sum Of S3e, 900.
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BARK AsHoRE.-The British barque Aquatic
from Matauzas for Cork, with a cargo of molasses
was run ashore last week on Long Bay, to the
northward of Georgetown, S. c.
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ARREST OF BosToN RIorER.-W William Sulli.
van who, as heretofore announced, was arrested
in New Orleans few days since, was the man who
knocked down Mr.. Dana, the lawyer who defended
Anthony Burns Sullivan gave bail for his ap-
pearance, but subsequently shipped on board the
ship Union bound for New Orleans, and thus fled
and forfeited his bonds. Two officers arrived In
New Orleans with requisition for him, and re-
paired to the Balize just the Union hove in sight
Sullivan was arrested on board, and confined in
prison to await shipment to Boston.
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THE Stock Brokers. New York Express

of Monday evening says:
The House of De Launey, Isein e. Co were at
the Stock Board to-day and engaged as usual in the
business transactions of the day. They have, we
understand, made satisfactory arrangement with
parties dealing with them for an extension of time
to meet very large obligations due on demand =
Their suspension was occasioned by the inability
to meet at the moment the call loans which they
had contracted
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Mrs. Robinson, tn murderess, confined in Jail at
Troy, N Y, made an assault upon Sheriff Price
last Sunday with heavy candle stick, knocking
him down and infcting serious wound on his
face, while he was delivering her food. Immed
ate'y on recovering, Mr.. Price properly directed
the nlurderess to be handcuffed and chained fast
in her cell, where she may now realize more fully
her awful situation. She is furious beyond endu-
rance and makes great disturbance at the iail.
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From the Home Journal, N.Y.I

TFTOIu tnt EOH5 JONFnhI, N, 7.
mo article ever acquired rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation Lyons Kathairon. To
those who have used it land who has mott the
is obvious, as its inyigoratng and beaufying effects,
and agreeable Perfume stamp it an indispensable
tice of the toilet"
Sold at the old price of 25 cents, in large bottles,
by all dealers, everywhere.
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor
jy 3-dlm 16l Broadway, N. York
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John Lewis, the Waynesville postmaster, con-
bezzlng money from the mails, refuses to take any
kind of sustenance, and is endeavoring to starve
hinlselfto death. He is reduced almost to skele.
ton, and the opinion of the physicians is that he
cannot recover. He has eaten nothing for ten days
[Wa5ash (HL) Republican.
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NOTICE.-Ata a meeting of the President
IN and Directors Of the Richmond, Frederickshurg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held At the Depot OF
the Company, in Richmond 22d April, 1854,
Resolved That dividend of 81 per cent. out of the
their legal representatives. and after the first Of
May next
A true copy from the minutes.
ap IS to C. w. MACMURDO, TreeI.
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VIM H. LYONS, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, for tue city of Richmond, will prac.
tice i'll the Courts of the city of Richmond ard or the
counties of HenIico and Hanover. il I0-lm
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VALUED TESTIMONIAL citizen of Rslti

VALUED Testimonial citizen OF Baltl-
more. well known and highly respected (Wm. H
EXPECToaANT, that it cured him of threatened
consumption OF six months standing. If persons
generally; while suffering from coughs, colds and
other slight diseases of the lungs and throat would
regard them as threatened consumption" and ap-
ply an efficient remedy at once, there weuld be far
less fatality from this fell disease than at present.
Stablers Anodyne Cherry Expectorant is confidently
recommended in all such cases, as it rarely fails to
cure, ana always gives comfort and relief the suf
terer. STABLER's DIARaHGA CORDIAL is an excel
lent remedy for diseases of the bowels end is also Of
tered to the public with all confidence in its merits
sgents Price for each only 30 cents or six bottles
for 81 so.
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A w. .OSBORNE'6 new and msgnliicehs.
IA PICTURE GALLERY Il now opsn ana - .eaay sss
for visitors One and all admit t 10 bs the nossa Da
iery in the South. The ladies' are pArficu,sI{ NV
One ofNunns / Cisrks best Pianos kept for the use
OF the ladies'. rcrur,s
Come one Come ail 70 OsHONNEc.,
my ~ Oypesissths Issnsnss 1saA
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The affairs of the concern will be settled by me
SAML S. BURCH
Intending to change my business, | will hereafter
cell out my stock of ready-msde CLOTHING a: cost
for cash.
ap % dts S. S. B.
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PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
jy1l-ddclw Richmond, Va.
WEAK, nervous, depressed in spirits. apt

WEAK, nervous depressed in spirits, and
prey to innumerable mental well as physical evils,
tbs victim of dyspepsia is indeed object of
mseration. Yet it is absurd for him to despair We
care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable he
may be, the cordial properties of HooFLAND's GER
MAN BITTERs, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. jackson, Phil
adelphia, are stronger than the many headed mon
ster which is preyng upon his body ard mind and If
jY 3-dac2g
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-Great re-
- duction in prices of Summer Clothing. Che
subscribers being desrous of closing out their large
stock in this line offers to sell below cost superior
snS other sItieIss T of wesrinp apoarei Those Who
desire bargains call early at the franklin Cloth
ing Store No 90 Main st., we intend TO close busi-
ness in Richmond. X. DECOU CO.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
~ sHIP.-The Co-Partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of BURCH L SHAFER is this
day. by mutual consent, dissolved.
SAML s. BURCH.
FRANK SHAFER.
RICHMOND, April 26, 1854.
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IHE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-In another CO.
lumn we give the proclamation of the King of
the Sandwich Islands, in which he announces
to an admiring universe that in the present
war, the strictest neutrality will be observed
by his government. The anxieties of both
the belligerent powers will be quieted by this
soothing and considerate declaration. What
is better, it will prevent England and France
from making sandwich of King Kameha-
meha, and squeezing his Majesty between
them, like thin slice of ham between two
pieces of bread and butter. In this point of
view, the preservation of the neutrality of
the Sandwich Islands is of some Importance.
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II would advise you to put your head in dye
tub, its rather red" said joker to sandy haired
girl.
II would advise you TO put yours In an even, Its
rather soit," said Nancy.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY YPUBLIC.-Ofice on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond. Va mol
AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRopRIErol,
se e15-ly Forme,lyat Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia
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BY J. A. COWARDiN.

The DAILY DIsPATCH ia served to subscribers
A. SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, q year
10 advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH I. issued every Fri.
dsy and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per anHum.
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Mr.. Parham Kirk, an elderly and very respecta.
BILE gentleman of Stanley, N. c., lately thrown
from his wagon, run over and killed.
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secye.
tGrg Of the Pirginia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofce-at the Office of the Ti,ginia State 4orieul.
tarat Society, No. 1l5 Main street.
N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Cffce-as above. fe 8-ts
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W ROOFING, &c.-Having just received from the
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buiidn gs with Tia or
any kind Of metal In the best st reasonabis
prices, and with despatch.
have now secured the services of q number Of ex-
cellent workmen In the various branches Of my besi
mesa, and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my hDe.
will find il theiI advantage to give cali st my
store on the East side of 18th street. between Main
and Cary.
fe Its CHARLES ii. LANGLEY.
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BATHS! BATHS! BATHs!!!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Ameri-
can Hotel-entrance on 1lth street.
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for 81.
10
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-We have for
IN sale, five likely NEGRO MEN-factory hands
one number one lumpmaker and spinner, 28 years OF
age hands, 81 and 40 years of age and two
lumpmakers and casers, 35 and So years of age-atl
superior hands atd to be sold for fault whatever
ivl ~ TOLER g. COOK Agents.
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DEATH OF Com. RICHARD SHuBRIcK PrNcKsEy.
Commander Richard Shubrick Pinckney. one of
the most gallant officers of the American Navy
died at his residence in Charleston on SUNDAY
last in the 58th year of his age. The following bio
graphical sketch we copy from the Charleston
Standard:
He entered the Navy at the age of Il, and contin
ued in constant service until within few wears
when his health becoming undermined he was com
pellcd 10 retire. During his upon the ocean
he was always distinguished for gallant and indom
table courage, and great devotion to his profes-
zion. This spirit was manifested by his volunteer.
ing, in company with Lieut.. Heron, of Va. to cut
away the masts of the frigate Macedonia during a
terrific gale, when Com. Downs (then Caut1
thought the execution too hazardous to make il
subject of command, and called for volunteers for
which service he received honorable mention from
the Navy department-he was also engaged in
suppressing the Algerine pirates, when he was Sc
vorey wounded in the head by sabre cut. His
last active service was the command of the sloop
otwar Decatur in the Mexican war
Commander Richard Shubrck Ppckpey was
the grandson of Mr. Rodger Pinckney, who held
otiee under the British government prior to the
revolution, and also of Capt Richard Shubrick.
who commanded in the war OF the Revolution,
and served at Fort Moultrie. 1t will thus be OBJ,
served that Com. Pinckney bore one of the most
honored names in South Carolina, and when com.
petent to active duty he himself was an able and
efficient officer.
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CHoLERA, IN It's inciplent stages, readily
yields to the force and viItue of BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs. A few years since, when this fatal cpl
demic was sweeping over the land, those families
who used the Btters constantly escaped the pesti-
lence, while many of their neghbors fell prey to
its devastating touch In Spring and Summer every
body should use them freely and thereby escape dis
ease. Price, SO cts. per bottle. To be had OF the
Druggists generally throughout the city. Orders
promptly filled by addressing
je q E BAKER Richmond Va
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DISsoLUTIoNs, &c.
DIsSOLUTION.-In consequence of

| 1lSSOLt iiON.-ln consequence of the
~ death Of T.. B. CHfLES, the Co-Psrtnersh,p
hcIetoiore existing under the style Of hEEN,
surviving partners will settle the business OF the co'
cern.
All persons indebted 10 the firm wall piease coiiIe
teward and make immediate payment aho those "a-
wing claims against the same are reqneNeo 10 P1t-
sent them at an early dev, 1t Is desirable TO close
KEEN CHILES 4 BALDWIN.
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OF CO-PARTNER-

~ SHIP The Co-Pa,tnershp heretofore exist
ing under the styie aud firm of ALEX. MOTT l. co.
IS his day dissolved by mutusl consent.
The name OF the firm will be used in the settle.
n,eai Of sl claims due to and by the concern.
ALIEN. MOTT.
JAMES n. SHINE.
Richmond, J uly lst, 1884.
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cO-pARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Re

ferr to the shove notice, the subscribers. members
~ the late firm Of Keen, Chiles x Baldwin, beg
leave to inform their friends and the public. that they
have purchased the stock Of Clothing and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods OF that firm, and will con-
uue the business in all Its branches at the old stand
Nc j02 Main street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the late firm, they respectfully solicit it's continu-
sace TO the new.
Their stock embraces every article in their
Ire and by weekly arrivals from their mandatory.
thpy are enabled to keep the best assortment and
most fashionable goods. They determined 10
rSatan their long established reputation for selling
,sod Clothing at low prizes
KEEN, BALDWIN L CO.
No. 1902 Main street.
a.AN
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NEW COPARTNERSHIP-The un

dersigned having entered into copartnership under
the firm of STEBBlNS PULLEN, will continue
to conduct the EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND
GLASS business at the stand heretofore occupied by
Stebbns Dsrrscott Il Co, No. l0l Broad ST, where
they will be pleased to their friends, and solicit
continuation of the patronage of the public.
CHARLES STEBBINS,
BEN. k. PULLEN.
iahu Iulv
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY .t
Extract from James Earrs, Esq's Letter. AIexan.
dris, Va: ' '1-"u
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
Mrs d. have been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complsjning from,
weakness through her whole system She now en-
Joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
ly restored by the use of HAMPTONiS VEGETA-
BILE TINCTURE." -
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MEDICINEs
THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

NE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
~ EkANkLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EAChAN6E HOTEL-DocroR PLUME co.
are st dispensing the blessings of their skill II thc
And sure Of all deiissts dissasesst this 81
People in the country when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited to call No c6srre 1y eor.
sSsrafiou) Much attention II given to fsmsls dso1.
Doctor ?. Co. are the makers and sole veud.r, Of
ERs IN smiCAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
Wnlch has stood the test Of tinne and winch b
teraS "a IN giving tone and vigor to system shat.
life Aas almost wiltsd down By the froEes Of early
boar, sea seessr, Pr.psia promptly st.endsdto ons.
an sdI -. =. NJ, till r. M.
" TRAVELLERS, THE WE1K
cnofT fTEEpRsoUS, AFFLICTED IN ANY g0aM'
EASES iNcfDENTT fDENTsSnA Tn ma ANY OF THE DIS
your attention to HAMPTON's TIMemIhfs, In, we rsil
many cures commend it 10 ali NSAcNI-. Inc
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM scpov
Ek COMPLAINT Sc IN, Ai'-
rkoM THE METRoPoLIS.-Fass IL aror,s =. =,
sfhicted hear the glad tdings This IL h, iet tne
nent of thousands: "1' me senti-
Mesws Mortimer and Morbrag NI - ''~oo. iooo.
oentiemen-Having been afflicted with Iivsr c.,
Piant OF ten years standing, hereby for the
Q. the atHcted, take great pleasure in aupouneine
Ina dnat s,.er using few bottles of your HAMPfON
ItNoIph ne, found 1t hsd accomplished perfect
cure have used different medicines from tims tn
time but have never been able TO account for any
parent sood and 1t is blessing to stricken
that, hat medicine is found possesses the dro,
l'o'cer Of Protongfn5 human life The rnany cure. IL
mas wroueht Is sufficient guaranty of the beneficial
results which may be experienced from its use
Yours, respectfully,
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FOR the present Mr.. Darracott will re-
main with us and render his assistance, where he will
be pleased to see his friends
Jy7 STEBBINS l. PULLEN.