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| - NEW s,s.-,s--<,.r-~~''-
| - oo SaG HnXSH w C oua FHs I'M
| DEALER IN Hars. Cars. Boors. -
nounce TO the public that he Is now prepared to offer
70 we pubic one of the most commanding stocks in
ns nne ever offered in this city. His stock IL now
and ne asks the attention of city and
~ aeaiers with the assurance that his prices shall be
-Me-..sc.o.y- se1i-u
- RUN. BOYS. KUN, to WALSH'S
| of his Boots or Shoes for there You can
find the greatest variety Of Boys Boots and Shoes of
every size. that are good. WIN WALSH
GEN .rdIs E Ms CALF CON
~. MAURICE's :
no 10 Isl Main street. =
soLE, WATER PROOF Doors. made in
the best manner sewed and pcgged cheap for
~ the quality at MAURICES
>9 ed at No is: '''' '''''
Cents E pa,ent Leather sa,t Button Oxford,
Congress Caters,
I" Quilted bottom do. Boots,
w hlch together with my previous assortment, rem
to call on ! q PACE Ir
no 10 Is Market Bridge
G0 HATS AND CAPS.--The subscri-
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceived his entire Fall Stock consisting of Gentle
men fouths and Children's Hats Caps, &C., which
be will SELL Wholesale retail at the lowest prices
for cash only.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex
anime at his store, No. lsI Broad street.
GEO. L. BETTY, Agt
N. B.-Hats made to order The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds of Furs. oc 26-2m
~ Observation-Disclosures has removed
q his BOOT and SHOE MANDATORY to
No. 8 Exchange Place, I4th street. under the
~s~s Exchange Hotel, where he would be pleased
to see his old customers, and also many new ones
as choose to CALL confidently believing that he suit
them as well as any other establishment in the city
~ Particular ate ntion paid to fitting tender feet
23-dlm
A- RECEIVED THIS DAY, Der
szS Adams & Co.'S Express, from one Of the
most celebrated manufacturers of Philadel-
phia-
Ladies' Black CATERS at $3.50
Do Black Morocco Boots, thick and thin soles
Do do do Buskins, do do
Misses do do Boots, thick soles
Do Goat skin do, do do
Chlldren's Morocco Boots, thick soles
Do Goat skin d. do do
Ladies in want, will please call the Ladies' Saloon
No. 70 Main street.
NOS PHILIP X. WHITE.
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by LarnH Il Shine. -
DiKECT IMPOKTATION OF EN(sLIsH

Il OF
= tooDS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
s Hmhs the l4th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock
VIII De sold, in sales' rooms up stairs IA Main
street, -" original packages of English Goods just
LeceiVed per the 'Iuvucible," from Liverpool
Anaongst which may be found Mahogany and Rose
Sooa '" ork Boxes and Writing Desks all patterns !:
o,herent patterns of Brass Fire Irons and
rorks fapler Machie Tea Trays in sets; Stag Handle
EaISers Table Cutlery in Mahogany cases 81 pieces
oo onerent styles of Knives and Forks in dozens; 50
inherent patterns of Razors; Carded Cutlery an ex.
tehslve assortment; best English double barrel Gums
nanasome assortment of styles; Powder Flasks ali
Sizes &c &c, embracing large and extensive assort-
Hient OF House Keeping Goods. The entire shipment
VIII De arranged and catalogued by next Tuesday
morning. when the citizens and the trade are invited
TO examine the stock. Country merchants would do
well to attend, as every lot offered will be sold with
out any reservation. Sale to be continued until the en-
tire consi gnment is closed out
Terms, cash delivery.
Catalogues will be distributed ON next Monday
no3 LARITS 4 SHINE Ay,ts
POSTPONEMENT-In consequence of not be-
ing able to arrange IN time the above is
to next tklDAf at 10 o'clock, at which time it Ill
positively take place. LARUS l. SHINE,
no Is Auct;onears
SHERlFF'S A l. E.-Will be sold for
- cash, at the residence of Edwin Farrar on Church
Hill, on the 10Th Of the present month (November)
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. all of the Household and Kitchen
Furniture of said Farrar to satisfy an execution in nv
hand in favor of Joseph Mayo VS.. said Farrar
no l4-dtd ALEX. B. HUTCHESON s He
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RECENT PUBLIC ALTO SEA. MOR-

IL RlS has received supplies ofthe following inter
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Teverino Romance: by George Sand translated
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Christian Thesn the testimony of reasc and reve-
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The Song of Hiawatha-A Poem; by Henry Wads-
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Out of Debt, Out of Danger; by Cousin Alice; fer
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,rApINE NEWS.
-@s>@-s->~>e~~>o-,~-~---
.-..o.-/->r~rI.1nA,n NnrrMaER lArH

ARRIVED.
,.,.,ne' Roberts, New York, hay, r. II.
ss,e,lt,tt sea- Mars. Goshegan, Pamankey River,
- Hsxsh SAILED.
,,..,u;a Room, Phildelphis, mdz and pas.
- porer. Boston, mdz, d. & w. Currie.
ssr sassa sasha ~ Creighton, James River, light.
a, beoccSso..' sorher. City Point, light.
ssy PsntheI, -. New York. four
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y III, FREII;HT or CHATTER

u fqgMmFRPo0L OR GLAsG0W.-The a
= ~ ~. REPEATER. Captain Chambers,
= 'sifSst sy Poia:, and will be ready for cargo
"a wees "Pf- Richmond.
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CUMMINGS AGAIN.--THE END or tn
" PrnS Sign of the Clnse of this

CUMMINGS AGAIN.--THE END, or the
- Proxi innate Sign of the Close of this Dispe nsaton
By Cummings.
TIME OF THE END. By Congregationalist.-
valuable book, containing contr buttons from Cum
mings, Elliott DR.. Chalmers, Dr. Hitchcock and Jno
Witness against the Theory of Millennium before
the Advent
GOD REVEALED, in Creation and in Christ By
Jams B. Walter, author of Philosophy of Plan of
Salvation"
SIX DAYS OF CREATION, or the Scriptural Cos.
moogy By Taylor Lewis Professor in Union Col
lege.
THE CHRISTIAN LlFE Social and Individual
BY Peter Bayne A. M.
JUNO CLIFFORD; Tale by a LADY, vol, 12mo
$I.25, beautifully illustrated.
OUT OF DEBT, Out of Danger. By Cousin Alice
IS cts.
63 cts.
UNCLE JOHNS FIRST BOOK Illustrated with
eighty Engravings.
For sale by CHARLES WORTHAM
LIST 2l3 Min 81
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- PORTSMOUTH.-The steamboat
SA- AUGUSTA, Capt: ". c. SMITH.
y zffes,iet "a Norfolk and Portsmouth, where the
~ difs' .:,'s.n short time aud then return to
81 VIZ "a remain oyer night On the mornings
5s7oa, ~ nm she will connect with the steamer
= - e. f,on Norfolk. heretofore. Should the
9. W. G to cone OF: at any time, the augusta a will
,s no Norfolk in the morning aiso' for her pas
ytlef. -, connection with the AUGUST
ISe eM' me Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
q ss,s wednesday and Friday mornings al
Noaa a@s r rort Wathan where passengers take the
s7s:-i 'i.a--afe days viz: Tuesday, Thursday
& ne rra and mornings at o'clock. The Boat
"a a. al The regular landings on the river, both
.sss and returning. ,r,o, ,oD.np.n
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BY Larus & Shine.
II FAITHFUL K E ENCE, ON 18th

- STREET FOR SALE AT A u CTI o Non
TUESDAY, the 10Th, commencing at P. NJ. will be
sold, upon the premises that beautiful Brick Resi-
dence situated on 18th street, between Broad and
Grace streets, and owned by Mr.. James L. Eye The
house contains rooms. with gas and water, bathing
room for warm or cold baths, water Closets &C. and
in the kitchen No. l Cooking Range, with an
excellent kitchen, stable and out-houses and located
in very desirable neighborhood.
TERMs-One-fou cash; balance in equal pay
ments, at l, and years, interest added
no IA LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts
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FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESTRARE.E
DWELLING ON JACKSON STR II u

TRUSTEE'S 5 Il Z OF DESTRARI.E
DWELLING ON JACKSON STREET-Bv
virtue of deed of trust, executed by Thomas Ba;lie
to John Howard and Henry Irving (either of whom
is empowered to act) bearing date 24th day of No
yember; 1854, and of record in Richmond Hastings
Court the subscriber will proceed to sell on the 1T
day of November, 1856 at O'Clock P. M. Mt nub
he auction, on the premises all that land living and
being In the city of Richmond, fronting sxty-seven
feet on Jackson street. and running back between par
a!el lines and parallel with street not named
about two hundred feet having trent of sixty-seven
feet on the southern side of Duva street-beng the
same property which said Thomas Bailie now re-
sides -
TERMs-Cash as TO so much of the proceeds as NAV
be necessary to deay the expenses of executing this
trust the fees for drawing and recording this deed
and the further of 500; and credit as to the
further sum Of S400 until Gath March, 1885, as to an
other $500 until 9th Nov, 1885, to another $500
until 2ith july 1857, and another 300 until oath
Nov. 1857; the credit instruments to be proper 40.
cured. JOHN HOWARD, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
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NOR THE GENTLEMEN..-An elegant
l. assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
hand at very reduced prices; also, Merno and Lambs
wool Shirts and Drawers; Linen Bosom Shirts; Cra-
ypts Scarfa Suspenders; and every variety of furn
ishing goods of the most fashionable styles.
No ALFRED MOSES g. Main st
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OPENING OF
WINTER HATS, &c,

AIR. OPENING OF SYe -
EsJ WINTER HATS, &c. aG
Es3K MISS PARkE has just received SA7{A
va from the Northern cities very large ~
and handsome assortment of the latest STYLES of Fall
and Winter MILLINERY, which she is this day
Ladies generally These goods having been purchased
for cash will be offered much below the usual prices
Also fine collection of Hair Brsids Fronts and CurIs
ofall shades and prices, all of which she offers at
wholesale or retail very low. B. PARKE
no 13-d6t los Main ar
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nR. CUMMINGS, NEW WOKK-THI
~ ENDS received at

PRICE Z CARDOZA'S, .
THE END, by DIR. Cummings; 75c.
THE TINE OF THE END, by q ConSres ational-
list; 81.
LIVES OF THE BRITISH HISTORIANS. ,bv
Eugene Lawrence. 2vos. So
EVENINGS WITH THE ROM.,NIsTs Carters
edition: 81.
MORNINGS WITH THE JESUITS; 75c.
MISS PLANCHE'S WORkS--Trap to Catch q
Sunbeam" "Jehfe," Only" Dream Chintz' "Mer-
ry Christmas" star in the Desert" &c-; 25c.
MEMOIRS OF REV. SYDNEY SMITH; fresh
supply, 2vOls; 50.
MEMOIRS OF S. S. PRENTISs; fresh supply
2 vols. $3.50.
MEMOIR OF F. S. SAMPSON. of Virginia, by
r. j.. Dabney, ID. Disc.
~ Particular attention invited assortment
of LETTER and NOTE PAPERS, and ENYEL-
OPES, CABAS, POCKET KNIVES, &c.
o.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


I ONGFELLOW,S NEW POEM. THE
LsSON0 OF HAWATHA. BY Henry Wadsworth
Lonefcliow. vol, Emo. 81.
POEMS. By Thomas Buchanan Read A new,
enlarged edition. elegantly illustratrd. 49,
CURIOUS STORIES ABOUT FA1Rf 3 and
other Funny People. Illustrated, I5c.
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY: BY Prof c.
q. Lehman. Translated from the Second Edition
by George E. Day. NJ D., with Illustrations vols,
Ss. ff#
DECISIONS ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE; q
Conpcndious View of Pathology aud Therapeutics
or the History and Treatment OF Diseases By San
Henry Dickson NJ d., L.. D. Professor of the Inss-
tute and Practice Of Media inc IN the Medical College
OF the State Of South Carolina Price 1915
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES
OF THE EYE. By Villa, Mackenzie, ii. D.; with
Notes and Additions by A. HewBon, A. 81, M. D.
$525.
CLINICAL LECTURES ON SURGERY By NJ
Neiaton; from Notes taken by Waiter +. Atlee, M.
ID. S275
OUT OF DEBT, Out of Danger. By Cousin Alice.
Is cts.
RICHARD THE FEARLESS By the author of
The Heir of Redclyhe," &C. CSC.
THE YELLOW FRIGATE, or the Three Sisters.
BY Jas. Grant. SOC.
% cts.
THE GREAT sIEGES OF HISTORY. BY w
Robson. Illustrated, $l.25
THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE; for
Youth. Illustrated. 75c
For sale by JAMES wooDHoUsE co.
l4-2tif
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IlRGINIA: II "a I II 'ba stSte c Caurto @
t.tarity NJ Richmond on re Eth day of Novem-
- iss5, Joseph Allen assignee of VIM. II. Puck
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pitt
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W. GODDIN, Comr.

IN BELOW RICHWnNnn< 2, IN HT' m IN MILES
BUKG STAGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be Sold on MONDAY, November 10Th 1855.
commencing at II O'CLOCK, the Cottage Farm on
stage road six miles below Richmond contaipine
about % acres about 20 cleared the alance ia
consist of Cottage Dwelling So by 80 feet withstr
rooms; Grocery 80 by 10 feet; excellent Stable, &c
After the sale of the land will be sold lot of
Utensils and Lot of Manure e
TERMS: For the real estate onefs4irth cash: bal
ance at g. and months for negotiable gsotes inter.
est added; property secured Fer the personal prop.
erty terms made known at sale fF
After the above sale will be sold SAL acres of Land
the opposite side of the read eout so acres clear
and timber. r ~
TERMS: One fourtt, cesh balance at t. and -
months, for negotiable notes. interest added:
by trust deed GODDIN APPERSON,
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a-O OOn WORTH OF DRY GOODS

vITOOD FOR SALE.--I have for sale
w at my yard. on Broad street, both eak and pine
wood which will sell low for cash. Persons order
ing wood will please send the money at the time, or
the wood will not be sent.
no @l0t* =. N DAVIS.
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A NE(,i{O MAN FOX SALE.--I have for
"A sale man about 81 years Old sound and healthy,
and good hand farm or any ordinary labor.
Apply at the prescott. House."
no I4-dt. JOHN A. JETER.
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GOLD WATC III. FOR ONLY rs
n CENTS-At ..- POWERS Cigar Store,
Opposite the American Hotel.
ATSO-A box CIGARS for % cents. no IS
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Pursuant to the foregoing decree the parties inter-
..yd TIRE hereby notified to attend at my office, in the
~ af Richmond on the 14th day of December next
% o'clock A. NJ, with the evidence necessary to
s..- ms to perform the duties required by the said
'clee JNO. SHORE, Con'r.
CCYNIssloNER's OFFICE,
Richmond Nov L. 80. ) no l3-law4w
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ID 5,'.i hERS 41LES &c.--Just to hand
+,'ft' large assortment OF Files, of Butchers
rr,. ",h ale ohersd to the public at small i'd
$50 "hHr and stag hsndle Knives and Forks;
rs sand sla uonse5 TIEO. ROBERTSON,
lol4 H. IA oItisu ana domestic
1,,1--,- hardware and Cutlery, 65 Main st.
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AUCTION aAIUa
FUTURE DAYS.


BY Godd5m &C ADpersfpn.
VALUABLE REAl !. ESTATE ON rsY7r
AND BARNEY STREETS, MANCHESTFp
rUh SALE AT AUCT o N.-Wil1 be sold Or
THURSDAY next, the 18th November, 1855 IN the
premises COMMENCING at O'Clock, that vsiua Bile hal
acre, NO - on Hull street, Manchester nearly on
posite the Hote5 with four tenemenss there
Oh, nov renting for $500 per annum to good tenants
ALSo-The Tobacco Factory on Barney street.
near that owned by Mr.. John Gilmour froutius sgS
feet, running back 1872 feet ~ "-1S -
Mr.. b. J. Sizer will show the propertx .. ,,..
disposed to purchaseit - Pi'
TERMs-One- third cash: balance at and rp,nths
till last note is paid o 'etA'Aeo
no 10 GODDrN r APprpcoxS -.
rOSIfONEMENT.--In consequence eff Thor.
day, 18th November, being Thanksgivin. dsr fhs
Snove safe Is postponed to MONDAY next the 18th
November, at the same hour ~ f''''
no Is n T. {.
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NOTICED do hereby constitute MARK
~ SCHULTZ ny true and awfu agent to conduct
for me and in my name the business of Merchant
Tailor and Ready Made Ciothier, in the city of Rich
mond but shall require all purchases made by him
for said business to be for cash only aud will not hold
myself responsible for any purchases made on credit
no 7-i1 HIRAM RRAGG
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MILLS ORIGINAL. FIG TOBAC & d
~ and Gilam'a celebrated Winesap, Pride of Vir
ginia Gc are among the fine brands of Chewing To-
bacco we offer. All who want Tobacco should try
nol3 BENNETT Il BEERS, Drugg SITS
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- MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent, re-
freshng, exhilarating and delicious Beverage produ
cling relief from the effects of 'over indul-
gence" loss of Appetite lowness of spirits dyspe psa
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole syste m
renewed strength and vsor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS
fe 2l-dlyif Sole Agents
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FANCY FuRS.-I have the pleasure to
| iHiym the Ladies of the city o.country that
~ nov opening one ofthe largest and most varied
esGments Of Fancy Furs ever before offered for sale
l, city, lspected by myself) consisting in part
N1GUs.
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|ears
! or "a
'rxisr
| lttbe,
.,piieo
!, ST.
| in
Law,
| Iiict1
|.atsS.s
[.siIs''
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,.,pcISTA; At n Circuit Court of the

Ea's SID '''''D THOS. DODAMEAD, supt
ptpP RCo &C Is
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ENTLEMEN hard to please will rec Oh
VI ect that we have 80 boxes of that 'Ross" Chew.
ing Tobacco for which 'silver goblet premium
obtained and which has yet failed to please the
most fastidious 1t is really splendid article, and
cordially recommend it to friends and the public
1t is now u months old, and just in its prime.
For sale by BENNETT BEERS,
no Is Druggists.
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CHEAP RICH BLACK SILkS.--Open-
~ ing this morning at n. EZEKIEL'S, IS Main st.
Just received large supply of rich Black Silks of the
most exquisite lustre from IS upwards. Ladies'
in want OF Black any other colored Dress Silks,
will find it their advantage to call at my be-
fore purc hasing elsewhere. N. EZEKIEL,
at
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nAKE CHANCE..HEAI4 e = TATE Mt
IL PRIVATE SALE ON CHURCH HILL con-
ssting of very neat framed twostory Dwelling. with
Kitchen and StsblcLot fronting s2 feet on ath st.,
and running back 1872 feet adjoining Springfield Hall,
corner 26th and NJ SITS.
Terms made easy. Apply to -
j. l.. MACDONOUGH,
no lots 81 Main corner 18th streets,
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INOR SALE.--A No. WOMAN, of good
l. character twenty seven years old, with three
children, one girl and two boys, from two seven
years old an excellent cook, with without the
range; No | washer and ironer, and competent to
turn her hand to anything except sewing. A homo in
the city preferred; apply to
no 1876 DICKINSON, HILL & co.
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lion,
1ins.
|lell-
FORK
who,
|terT
Ftyie
q.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-24
TIL B. NASHVILLE T

Aid Colta.t offered resolution authorizing the
Board of Education, with the Mayor, 10 examine
with view of procuring suitable building, and
TO purchase such building, if they should think
proper.
Aid Martin thought the latter part of the reso-
luton premature. The question as to a concen-
trated or district system not determined, thing
that be thought should be done before any build
ings were purchased.
Aid Coltart supported the resolution, and after
some discussion, the part of the resolution author
izing the purchase was stricken out, and the COM
mittee required to report to the Board on Saturday,
aud adopted.
Aid. Glenn offered bill to repeal the third Sec
ton of an act TO establish a system OF common
schools, the object of which is TO limit scholars in
the primary schools to the age Of six years as
minimum, instead Of four years, as heretoiore.-
Passed three readings.
Aid. Nance presented a petition from WIN. e.
MacAlister for a release from taxes on negro wo-
man hired. Referred to the Finance Committee.
Aid. Harris, a resolution requesting the Mayor
TO ascertain what proportion of the county school
fund belongs to the city, and to attend to its being
paid over to the school commissioners. Adopted.
Aid Coltart, petition of Robert Loury for the
privilege of putting up frame house in the rear
of Coleman d SPANS shop. Granted.
The Board adjourned to Saturday at 8 o'clock,
P. NJ.
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RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
OR. NATURES INFALLTBLE SFECIFIC.

OR, NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
LN0R the Prevention and Cure ISrKRArrENT and RE-.
II MIrrESr FEvERs FEVER and AGUK, CHnIs and FEVER,
Dunn AGUE GENERAL DEBnIrY NIGHT swEAIs and all other
forms Of disease which have a common origin in MALARIA
MAsMA. This subtle atmospheric poison which at
tain seasons is unavodaby inhaled at every breath is the
in character wherever exsts-North South East
West-and will every where yield to this newly discovered
andote, which is claimed 10 be the
MEDICINE MADE
This specific harmless that may be taken by per-
Of every age condition, and it viii subs-
tute for disease others still worse often the
suit in the treatment by Qunine Mercury Arsenic
other poisonous deleerious drugs particle any
which is admitted into this preparation.
The proDrietOr distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from the Of this NATURAL ANTID0TE TO MA
LARA.
the most sicky swampy localities, from any Ague BIZ.
ious disease whatever, injury from constantly inha
ing Malaria or Miasma.
Il will instantly check the Ague in persons who
fered for any length Of time from day twenty years.
that they need have another chill BY continuing
its use according to directions.
II will Immediately relieve all distressing results Of
ious Ague Diseases such general debility, night swea
&c. The patient at begins appetite and
strength and continues until permanent and radical
Is effected.
Finally win Danish Fever and Ague nom families
and all classes Farmers and all labOrng men, by adopting
Il preventive viii be free from Ague Bilious attacks
in that season Of the which, while it is the most scky
Is the most valuable one 70 them.
One or two bottles viii for ordinary eases, some
may require more.
Directions printed in German, French and Spanish so-
company each bottle.
Price One Dollar liberal discounts made to the trade
Trade circulars forwarded application, and the article
will be consigned liberal terms TO responsible parties In
JAS A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence. l.
AGENTs.-New York-C v Cickener Co., and c. Il.
Ring Phiiadepha-T w. Dyott Sons.
And for sale by dealers generally.
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