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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

REJOICING IN CENTRAL GERMANY.-The Frank
iort ost Gazette states that the success of the al
hes has produced n deep impression in Central
Germany. THE German press, ;" it declares from
the Elder to Luxumburg, and from Tilst 10 Tricst
looks on the victory Of the Western Powers as the
triumph of principle, and an evident and vi.i.
bic sign of Divine justice" The great news of the
9Th and 9th the cause of regular 'iubilce in
the ancient city Of the Casars
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ESTABLISHING THE CHURCH IN NICARAGUA
.o! hlnney has succeeded in carrying out his pious
intention of establishing tho church in Nicaragua.
Services were opened at San Juan, by a colored
clergyman. in his own hotel, for want of church
accommodations. Gov. Kinney was present at the
hTst sermon, and the first hymn sung was Jor-
dan stormy banks, in which the singer is repre-
sented as casting a wishful eye towards Canaan's
fair and happy land" The speaker then drew
parallel between the expedition of Col Kinney to
the rich lands OF Nicaragua aud the expedition of
Moses and the children of Israel TO the fruitful
lands of Canaan. Under such pious pro,nptinps
the Colonels mission must prosper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

SINGULAR FACr.-The Winchester Nirginian
says:-Some two months ago we gave currency to
the fact that through the peculiar luxuriance of
the season, there was a second growth of wheat
on the lot of Thomas Latham near town. from
which imperfcctly formed heads of grain resulted.
IN this wise Mr. Latham has had wheat in head six
months of this ycar--tho first growth in May and
June; the second in July, August, September and
October. 1t is the most singular fact elected this
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A ToURIST.-Miss Murray, one of Queen Victo-
rias household, who has been in the United States
for over year, has recently returned from an ex-
cursion through the great wilderness region of
Northern New York. She accompanied bv
Governor Seymour and one or two Others and
spent about fortnight in the pedition-camping
out in tents most of the time. The party entered
from the North, by the Saranac Lakes, and passing
through Long Lake, the Kaquettc and tho chain of
Eight Moose River Lakes, emerged at Boonyille-
She is now at St Louis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

RETAINING A CORPSE For DEBT-An under.
iaSer was before the police magistrate in Buffalo
ON Thursday last, charged with unlawfuv detaip.
ing dead BODY from the relatives of the decea scd
He had buried in tho cemetery under Instructions
and demanded thepayment of the funeral expenses
Sl30, before he would show where it was The
friends of the deceased, persons from abroad resist
ed this claim, and had the undertaken arrested
He was held TO bail. The complaint has been met
on his part by action against them for false i'm,
pr sonment
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HOTELS.
F0IINBI.S HOTEI.J41!

f0II MBIAN TEL.-JAMES VI.
BOYD CO., having leascd this desirable Ho-
- 'I- spare pains to maintcin its funner Iopu-
f1! 5d comfort. They have employed f. PORTER
Hti9tae entire charge of the House on and after
fApH- The former patrons of this Hotel. and nut
gTog'ficuds Of +. Porter, are requested to give
ton cell.
Richmond March 29 lahS An "a
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GEORGIA EIECTIoN-The Augusta Constitution
ast has reported returns from ~ counties, in which
1t says johnson, dem, for Governor, has gain OF
about 1000 votes on the last election, when his
majority in the State was only So To Congress,
Hon. Howell Cobb, Hon. A. ii. Stephens and Hon
James l.. Seward, all anti-know nothings, are said
to be elected. No definite returns from the other
districts Mr.. OVERLY, the temperance candidate
for Governor received but few votes.
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RUSSIAN SYMPArHY-A few nights since an
Englishman in Louisville KY, in honor of the fall
of Sebasfopol, placed candle in each pane of glass
in his front windows The act was no sooner nOised
about than crowd of Russian sympathisers gath
cred in front of the house and made some demon
strations which compelled the enthusiastic friend of
the Allies to put up his shutters and have private
illumination inside.
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BURGLARS SHor.-On Thursday night three
burglars entered the house of Mr.. Lewis, near Mill
port n. Y, while the inmates were asleep Mr.
Lewis soon awoke and got up, when he was fred
at, and struck with revolver over the head The
rutians then retreatcd, but were followed by Mrs
Lewis who fired her husbands gun at theln and
another shotwas fired by her One of the party
named Miller, was found al Reading Centre badly
wounded and another is also believed to have been
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LARGE REWARD.-The American Express Com.
pany have offered reward of $1,000 for recovery
of the $4,000 in gold alleged to be distracted OF
stolen during the course of transmission from the
land Office i'll Detroit to the sub-treasury in New
York, and additional 5000 for the arrest and
conviction Of the persons who committed the fraud
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FEVER AT PORT AU PRINCE.-Advices from Port
Au Prince are TO the l4th Sept. The fever prevail
ed to an alarming extent, and every vessel in port
had lost from two to six men by it. The brig Gen
Taylor lost all hands except one boy. The British
bark Banner lost the captain mate and four sea-
men. A French bark lost two entire crews and two
captains. Provisions were abundant and dull and
coffee was scarce
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COST OF THE WAR TO TURKEY.-It il stated that
the war has already imposed upon Turkey expenses
TO the amount of over 100000 900 francs; OF winch
go 600 had been met from its own resources,
and s0OO0OO0 would be provided for ny the new
loan, guaranteed by the Western powers.
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A DISCovERY.-If an observer provided with
slips OF bibulous paper which has been dipped in A
solution of iodine of potassium and starch, ascend
a hill the sea, while the wind is landward he
viii find that the papers suddenly change their tint
becoming blue. This indicates a new chemical
agent in the atmosphere, called ozone by its dis
coverer Prot. Shanbien, to whom we owe also gun
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THE GREAT REAPING MACHINE CAsE-We
learn from the Cincinnati papers that i'll the great
case OF Mccormick vs.. Mowry and others for in
fringement of the Reaper Patent Right, which was
tried in the United States District Court of that
city. Hon. Reyerdy Johnson closed the argument
on Tuesday, and the case reserved for future
decision
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PURCHASE OF BELLIGERENT SHIPS BY NEU-
TRALs.-In the British High Court of Admiralty it
has lately been held competent for neutrals to pur-
chase the property of enemies in another country
whether consisting of slips or anything else The
court said that they have perfect right 10 do so.
and no belgerent right can override it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

The new Liquor Law of Pennsylvania being an
nounced to go into operation from and after Mon
day last the hard drinkers of Pitsburg and vicinity
had grand farewell spree" on Saturday. Seve
raj disgracetul riots occurred and the police had
much difficulty in enforcing order In Allegheny
city regular battle took pIacc
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NEWLY DISCOVERED ISLAND.-A Nantucket
whaling vessel has discovered new island in the
South Pacific Ocean. 1t is situated about $50 miles
south of Desolation Island and the ship which en-
counteredit took from it, in less than weeks
time 400 bbls. of elephant oil Two other ships
are said to be in course of preparation to re-
turn thither, for the purpose of protiting by this
luable discovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

LADY EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES ladies
from Ontario have entered for the grand prizes al
Elmira, n. Y, on the 9th. At Syracuse last Fri
day twelve ladies rode before an audience of seye
raj thousand persons and at Bristol in Ontario CO.
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DIMISuTIyENEsS OF THE AMERICAN NavY-It
is mentioned as 4 fact worthy of notice. that the
naval armament destroyed by the Russian them
selves to prevent it from falling into the hands
their enemies, exceeded i'll number of guns the
whole naval force of the United States
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YELLOW FEvER.-Dr. James 4. Jones' of Meek
lenburg, Va, is now lying i'll of yellow fever at
arrenton, n. G. He went 10 Portsmouth Oh the
2oth nlt staid about six days and yielding to ad
wee, left for home. On his way he was taken
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DEATH OF GREAT CoINER.VThe London ii.
lustrated News saya :-"Benedetto Pstrucci is no
more. Who has not heard of Pistruccil 1t was
Pistrucc who made )with the exception of tho shil
lings and sixpences) all the coins of King George
III since the peace of 1915, and the six principal
coins of King George ""
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"A HUMANE lNvENTIoN.-Mr. Nelson, of Con
necticut has had patented during the last week
an awning for horses, which is attached 10 the
dray 80 as to completely the horse from the
burning rays Of the sun. This, we should think
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

TERRIBLE PLAGUE-The yellow fever has bro
ken out with great violence in the village of Trim
y, La. which has population of seventy persons
On the night of the 23d ut there were seven deaths
and thirty six cases under treatment.
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AN AMERICAN JEwEss-The Rochester On. W
Democrat states that an American Protestant lady
of that city entered the pale of Judaism, few
weeks since and has since been married, according
to the Jewish ritual, to q descendant of Abraham
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday Morning, October sth, 1883.

THE CrsToM-HoUsE OFFICERS AND THE Eng.
LTsH STEAMER PAssENGERs.--The searching of the
baggage, and sometimes the persons of Passengers
by the English steamers is often quito amusing.
and occasionally Icsds TO queer developments. The
lace, &c, taken from the undergarment of ono of
tho female passengers, who was searched on the
arrival Of tho America on Friday night, filed bar
rel One old gentleman, belonging TO Providence,
had in his trunks pantaoons enough 10 clohe nearly
half the people of his native city, besides supply
Of handkerchiefs sufficient for his own use and his
childrons for generations to come. He quite
good natured while the investigation into his per.
sonals was going on, and was let off upon payment
of e7'. Another passenger had twelve dozen of
kid gloves, which, he informed the ncredulous Off.
GERS, were for his ouR In former years large
quantities of goods were brought into the country
i'll this way by passengers without paying duty but
the smuggling business on board the steamers at
least, will hereafter be a difficult opcraion-Bos-
ton Trdr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

PRICE OF BREAD IN FRAsCE.-Bread in Paris Is
now at If the 4lb loaf and out of Paris IT, 1oc and
II. zoe. even. This, for any one who knows what
the poor mans life is in France is truly serious
Recently, in Paris several bakers were fined fol-
not having sufficient quantity of bread in their
ghons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

RAILROAD EXTENSION IN CANADA-Trains
were run Thursday for the first time over that por-
tion Of the Grand Trunk railway West Of Toronto,
a. far as the village Of Brampton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

SLAVERY IN KANsAs-The statement that Gov.
Shannon had expressed himself in favor of slavery
in Kansas, is emphaticaly denied by the st. Louis
the kind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

GRAND UNION FAIR.-The people of Eastern
Indiana and Western Ohio have consulted together.
and have resolved to hold grand Union Fair at
the line, about four miles east of Richmond Ind.
on the 81, 4th and jth of October next The great
attractions are the following items on the premium
Is's-IWo hundred dollars for the best fire engine;
do. for the best brass band: do. for the best and
fastest trottng horSc one hundred dollars for the
best and fastest pacing horse forty dollar gold
watch to best lady rider In addition liberal pre-
niuS are offered for choice articles in the agrcui-
tural and mechanical departments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

PARTIES IN NEW foRK.-They have now an
endless variety Of parties in the city of New York
One Of the papers of that city says:
For instance, have the hard shell democracy
and the soft shell the hard shell and the double
shell, and the American democracy; the straight
out silver grey wings and the fusion wings: The
national republicans, the American republicans tho
knoW-nofhngs, the temperance party the liquor
league, the peoples party the city reform party the
abolition party and the constitutional rights party
all OF which have separate tickets or separate
candidates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

COLLISION IN THE BosPHoRUs.-The American
ship NOnpariel foul of while lying at an
ohor of Seraglio Point, in the Bosphorus, by a
French steamer, losing her jib-boom, bowsprt cut.
water and figure head She was towed into Tou-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

EVEN SAILING.-Baranes Vesta, Percval and
Eutaw, Matthews, sailed from Boston, August ID,
in company, aud both arrived at Malta on the 9Th
Of September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

A MAIL MESSENGER ARRESTED-Cpdcr the
new Registry System, mail dcprcdators stand but
poor chance of escape. Recently several regis.
tered letters from indianapolis, Ind, directed to
ana through the Cleveland, Ohio, post Office, came
up missing. Under the new system post masters
are the first to be apprised of such losses as the
post-bill which comes in separate envelope gene
rally arrives, notifying tho post master that such
ieuer mas been sent and receipt for which is asked
by return mail. The post master at INDIANAPOLIS
Immediately notified the Cleveland post master that
certificate letter, said to have been sent was mis-
sing. a boy, discharged from the Office for bad
conduct but subsequently employed by man who
conveys the mail to the depot, was suspected ar
rested confessed to taking four letters and gave up
slo', among which was s42 which had been placed
III decoy letter by the post master
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

One OF the Columbia, s. e., papers mentions the
name OF W. fillmore Shnins In connection with the
PRESIDENCY OF the South Carolina College
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

CHOLERA ON THE PLAINs.-The Weston Dis
patch of the 2d ul learns that the fearful epideI-
ic, cholera, visited Samuel Fcrnandis' train. en-
route for Fort Riley. near Osawkee, on Grass Hop
per- X. T., on the 9th of September. VIM. Nine
mrcs, Harrison Dagley, John Dockery, Willis
Sutton, William Emory and Oliver Ruark all hc-
longing 10 the above train, died Of that disease
The above persons were ALL save Mr. Ruark, citi-
zens of the Northwestern counties of Missouri and
Mr. Ruark, from Ohio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

PROFITABLE CRoP.-Mr. Sidney III. Owens who
owns Winchesters Island, near Fredericksburg.
has raised 10000 pounds broom corn on 90 acres
of land and also 5000 bushels Of seed. His nett
profit was $1,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

APPoINTMENTs.-The President has appointed
James NJ. Live, Judge of the District Court of the
United States in Iowa, and Josiah Pierce Jr, of
Portland. Maine, Secretary of Legation at ST. Pc
tersburg.
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COAL AND COKE.
GLOVER HILL CRATE coal


GLOVER HILL CRATE COAI.-We
~ are now prepared to furnish customers with
a supply of the above popular fuel
AlSO-ANTHRACITE COAL, tRed and White
ASH and Btuminous Coal for Smfhs and other pur-
poses
We keep also fnll supply of OAK and PINE
WOOD, all ofwhich we offer AZ market rates.
BRAZEAL L. stage.
rs,- Orders left at Office Basin Bank. between
sth and 9th streets, viii be punctualy attendedto.
Sc i2-im< -----.z B.&S
COKE-I ana prepared 10 fnrninh Coke
u OF superior quality, aud confidently reco nine nd
il as fuel In respects TO either wood
or coal IL is peculiarly adapted to cooking ranges
and and to furnaces for heating large buildings
while its ready ignition cleanliness and durability
render IL convenient and agreeable for psrlor and 9th
CRATES.
Orders left at the Coke yard 10th street and
Basin Bank, will be promptly executed Terms cash,
or Its equiv aient.
NOTICE.-COAL! COAL The under
Y signed has opened his yard, whore TO be had
the hest sGrahaml's Deep sham COAL for Black
miths purposes lthe run Of the Pitl in Lump for
domestic use, st the lowest prices.
ALsO--A lot ofcoKE. WILLLAM GRAY.
50 ls-dim Near the Armory.
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II iILIAMT. COLEMAN a. 90 SHIP

w fI.'t ANp tOMMlSSlON MERCHANTS.
C4LFosSiA AND Front STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
g., ClL.-Uf5e Nc. 81, Wall Street, New York.
". I. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. II. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN ain New York. and will give shi D.
Pers syrry lu0TH'toH IS to markets, shipping, &c.
IB E&CHANGko o. san Francisco for sale by
WM. L. COLEMAN,
r H-ft 81 Wall street
:. KEESE, Agent for Selecting, Pnr-
~ chasing md Forwarding PERUVIAN. NEXICAN
md OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
- .V Exchange Building, Baltimore, Md.
The 0GroiIsor guarantees 20 furnish the above fer
uhzen all Of the best qualities, to consumers and
1rsie's on b.s; terms
g OrderI forwarded to the above address will be
roTptT executed ia l5-d6 c6m
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,s.v>r ;. q MAYO Auciionecrs, (Ofice

IN CI1IdIl'- HaII on Bank s'F'ttI WI sell all
s Of Real and Personal EsIs az ,er1s u'oH nor end
,-skc liberal advances en- ss4cS.
Ts- ARIEL L. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
o. HIN !, IL ~. r. y PAYNE ABEL L. MAYO.
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fsts COZ IA Negro wOMAN--a first
,.e " asher and Ironer. Apply 10
"@~a' JAS III. COOKE,
Stall No. 25, ID Market.
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-. 2 ..r q -I0IIN,ON. AttorncYs M LaW

StW'iIi.M {. ScoTT and MARMADUkE JOHNSON
~. s.,ocsied themselves ~ ne practlee of Law
- viii attend al the Courts OF richmond and Hen
rea. INN, -, ,..,1 the Couutv and Circuit
M, ~. 81, Powha!an and M JOHNSON those Of
fsestrriclc 90 o,
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I 1IIIItn STATES LIFE INSUKANCI

II Trfhpo5tAL-The Ofice al ,I,e R;c,,,,o,,J
N's.- ~ AoHCClATION has been removed To th-
'sss ,sr " The Building corner of Main and nth
,lpp,.ii ~ kntf,nce on ilth street. N' 80 20
-5s"Es 1' ..', i9r FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
S,syg, Ill Do promptly attended 70.
--letlys ooasiIpE Of their ability 10 couplv with
- s.rs they take pleasure in referring 10 all
-1iy iuep,.[ 1eshets with the Office for the salts
N which it has been transacted.
,SAe.H gos,,. JAMES c. CRANE, President
EIkt - -, sfcfetary. in
s.ste,siD MARINE INSURANCE can
sS' o. e. G"li WIN The AlberDnrle Insurance Com
Rtau stS,' ts,oIaee terins rs with any other compa-
Tt, AgpIs Possessing a real cash capital 10 meet
u,. STOKES d co.
~ FABrv Asts Richmond Va.
'p9b, Jr, sec'y.
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VI IRriYictA Al ENEFIT LIFE INST.

VI RiyrFh Is Il Eft LIFE INST.
b, 1'S,,'sh \. - p CoMPANY-Oilice at "starionefs
'7 7hs,r.;t IFa5 street, Richmond, ya-This Com.
''e-.1r, n,a ~ nninnd 10 NdowG, Orphans and
Hss.. +, annual Dividends of 35 per cent. to h,
,l1ts,s. ,''' c"pRel OF over p2, 900 900. No Com
~ H'0le security Or ady antnsrs to IN. ipa,-
Ds gx,., Is. W. KNOWLES Agent.
/ I,a,-4D ,--Nr4D " Medical Examiner. Sc 23-ts
! ASVifrt~ t~iATES LIFE INSURANCE
~iJPl lpII,ii md TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI.
"'ss Wi,-" - CAPITAL *l,240.62g- Issues poli.
'la, ia eL''us Tor Life, and makes annual ii.
s,, =. ey holders; also insure. Slaves for on
~1'ois For rates, &c, apply TO
q. +. BKESEF. AGENT CT
r. w. HANCOCK
he o# ~, Medical Examiuor.
l.1gttf.lol VI me Insurance Company of the Val
-H@.-s,, Ais' lith street, Richmond, Va
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I1RD.--Thc subscriber, an experi

C4RD..-The subscriber, an experi-
4 enccd practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Oh
ssrrcs Ia ,ns located Broad street, three doors
re.h offers his professional services to the citi-
,a. Of Richmond.
H. hes devoted much time and attention TO the
,,sy md prsct.cc OF Midwifery. aud TO the treat
..i.tf d tcases Of Women and Children.
MIN RiCHD B. CAUTHORN, NJ d.
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vi ESINAN ara her sister Mademoiselle LAJJR A
LACY offer Their services rs TEACHERS OF MU.
SIC They vii give lessons the Piano, Guitar, and
j Singing.
Charges usual.
They would refer to Mr.. Hubert P Lefebvre.
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F'NyYS At LAW. K!cHFnoHU' IT. VII Pfacllcs
80 S. = the city ct Richmond and the counties
rlsf-seaE - Powhatsn and Amelia. Office in
.'i 'iy";iJfg corner of Main and 18th streets first
f9,,l f9s,,,tln,spW. FLouKSoY. PARkE PorSDExTER.
I'm
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-26
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.

Will be found to possess those qualities necessary
TO the total eradication Of all bilious attacks prompt
to start the sccrctions the liver aud give health
tone to the entire system. Indeed. IL Is ordi-
ed remedy for these stubborn complaints. which
develop all the results produced by II heretofore
free use Of calomel-a mineral justly dreaded by
mankind-and acknowledged to be Obstructive in
the extreme to the human system. That the prop
critics Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
of ealomel. without its injurious tendencies is now
an admitted fact. rendered indisputablc hy scien-
tifc researches and those who use the Mandrake
Pill. will be fully sutisfed that the best medicines
are those provided by nature in the common herbs
and roots OF the fields.
The Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any Of the in
furious effects of caloncl or other poisons. The
erection of bile Is promoted by these Pills will be
by the altered color Of the stools and disappar-
ing of the sallow compile xion and cleansing Of the
tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF
Pills. and the price of n quart bottle of the Sea
Weed Tonic and box of Pills combiuc,i il only one
dollar. But separate boxes of Pills be had OF
any of the agents for 20 cents.
supervision Of DR.. J. IL. Schenck. proprietor OF
Schenck's Puhuonic Syrup. the well established
remedy for Consumption. bronchitis Coughs. Colds
&C. &c. and the invontor of the celebrated Kespir
ometcr. for examining and detecting all diseases o
the lungs, Heart, &c.
WIfOLEsALEAGENTs
Phiicdephia-Gilbcrt, wentz, s. Co. III N. Thir,
Street.
New York.-C. V. Clickner L. Co., 81 Bnrclu,
Street
Boston. .-Redding L. Co.. No. s State street
And every respectable Druggist Throughout tn
United States.