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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-20

L'ARM EpR REST.--Niy present resi-
} dcnce. in the county of Henrico, one mile West
Of the Fair Grounds is for rent the ensuing yesr-
The Dwelling contains rootns and is in good eondi-
hon; the Kitchen and other servants houses in
good ORDER, and viii accommodate large force. A
Bern III By u feet and Stables for t,ceatyour Horses
Cows; has been tuilt within less than two years
The land ,-eHtyfour acres is in vexg Nigh stale of
improvement, and is perhaps the best IesAsion and
soil for large Market Garden Dstsy Fasza in the
sired on the LIST day OF next month. For tsrrna &C.
apply TO RICIfD REINS,
no i4-lw sydney Henrjco
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- ,i..e emerson INDEPENDENTLY i'S"t'
~ SAILED.
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iTNION sINeiNti sCHUOI.s.--1vc viii

4 NUN STNtsINtf SCEfOUI.S.-.V a VIII
u commence course Of instruction IN VOCAL
MUSIC This tTUESDAY) Evening, at II o'clock, ia
the Lecture Room of Trinity Church, and on THURS
Hill, when will be happy receive the names of
persons who desire instruction in tho above art.
The public, and particularly those who feel ali iute-
rest in Sacred Ansic stly and :aiv in
vited to attend the opening OF these Schools.
j. =. HANLON,
10 I3-ts WIN MINGLE
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lNUR s.AIE.--Ihe lease with the shop
4 occupied by me- BLACkSMITHS SHOP,
with all the Tools. Fixtures, &c, the of
nth and Grsce streets opposite Seabroek's Ware
house nd near the Old Market.
Tho stand is good one for any business Tho lease
would be disposed of separately, II desired. For
further particulars enquire OF P. PHELIE
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HATS, CAPS. aHOHe 10.

RI
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.ssca vaa
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DARE CHANCE--REAL ESTATE AT
IL PRIVATE SALE ON CHURCH HILL con-
.isting of very framed two-nory Dwelling with
Kitchen and StabeLot fronting s2{ feet on. 18th st.
and running back 1872 feet, adjoining Springfield Hail.
corner 26th and M SITS. lessee - sesf As4f9 =
Terms made easy. Applyto zas.. szs7 sssass
II. = b. : j. L. MACDONOUGH, 49,
no l0-tA o. Main. conner l4fh att aafs {.
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NOTICE...l do hereby constitute MARK
~ SCHULTZ my true and lawful agent, to conduct
for me! and in my name the business of a.Mercbant
Tailor and Ready Made Clothier in the city of Rich
mond but shall require all purchases made by him
for snid business TO be for cash only and Id hold
yself responsible for any purchases made on credit
no 7--l2t .sr4.e.S 5ls = HIRAM BRAGG
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THE EUROPEAN CROPS.

The reports from the European crops still
continue encouraging to the great multitude
of consumers. The intelligent and reliable
London July 27l correspondent of the Ma
tional Intelligencer, referring to the last
years fine harvest in England, says titalics
his own ..r.r
This year also, England's home food prospects
eZceltent. Fruit and vegetables ell healthy,
productive, and plentiful; and all the varie-
Ties of grain. The green crops are in prosperous
state, ard 1t must be bad weather indeed which
will prevent the reaping of bountifu harvest
ten years when the latter part of July has been
reached without any appearance of the dreaded
rot. On the Confident the prospects Of the harvest
are said to be equally good The French people
are at present suffering under the effects of the
high prices of provisions; but those who look upon
the fair cultivated fields of La Belle France take
courage and see an assurance OF coming plenty
In very few places is there prospect of less than
an average, while In great many it 10 truly msgni~
hcent la Spain and In Germany all looks well: {:
and, lite fill up the time and meet the consump.
ton until harvest, scores and hundreds of vessels
are at length getting out of the Danube laden with
the surplus of last years harvest Nc iDfiction of
pecuosry burden or of social suffering from the
war can compare with the lDhctioDs of bad har
vest. England and France ought therefore to be
thankful for the prospect of good ONE
This is most cheering and exhilarating
news. May the future fully confirm it. and
chinch-bugs, weevils and spectators be all
cheated of their prey!
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BARNUM.

Barnum. in late letter defending his au
photography from various just and severe
criticisms, remarks that he is not obliged to
furnish his readers with brains. We pre-.
sumo not He has furnished a good many
extraordinary things in his time, but to sup
ply people with brains who buy such trash as
his literary wares, is asking little too much
even of Barnum. The complaint of the crit.
les, however. is, not that the patrons of Bar
mum have no brains, but that there is no
brains in the book or the author, except a
low capacity for trickery and cheating, such
as is shared in common with himself by the
most vulgar and debased inmates of jaiIs and
penitentiaries So s.f
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BROAD OC

\@Szz5Nv> RACEs-FALL MEET
S ING. 1855. VIZ @ @sonmsnee
oftGss FfssT Sss and sSst1g . 3. sas s.
az 70 sds Or e @ss
half forfeit Closed IL HsTs wish the following
Mr. VIM. a. Gibbons names b. m. fhilo. by Mari. ~
ns5, out of Cassandra, four years old -.
Mr.. Towles names ch. m Cordelia Read, BY Was-
neI. out of Madora, five years old lg - It'igs
Mr. Thos G. Moore names oh b. Henry. BY Glen
coe: out of Msdera, four years old. - fT8 3fet
Mr. John Campbell names ch. m. Floride, by Was-
Mr.: John Campbell names ch I. Laura spillmsu,
Mr.. James Tally namesg &. One-Eye Jos, by
Prince George, out of Registers dam. seven years
Mr. a. r. MeGrath names eh. b. Sam Lstcher, BY
Wsssn9r s % out 9tss Of MsdOc mare, four years old
out of Mnstreps dam, years old e. ~ n
Mr.. Calvin Green names eh h. Frankfort. By Glen
cue, out of Mary Morris, four years old. fsssitu
sECoND DAY TUESDAY sweep stake fr
syeaIs old $500 entrance, half forfeit. m'ls heats.
David Mcdaniel names II by Regent, dam BY
a. Cheatham and James Tally names Z. c. by Rsv.
eDue. dam Andre wetta. SEs2 az t74fpIEA
Calvin Green names b, g.. by Sovereign, dam Anu
THIRD wEDNEsDAY.-J Jockey Club
FOURTH Day -fHURsDAY- Propri.tors
sixfa fYi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iHe t pur..
Sooo three mile hests for hsndiesp race, free for
horses only that have started In race during the
week. tt efE ,tf 4ssHN fu FffT5ft DfFa gFfs4 : 4
The following stakes are proposed -; - -
| SECOND DAY, (s Z md RACE) TUES
| DAY.-A swesPstake for three year old colts and
THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY-A Swse pstake'
for old colts and fles; $500 entrauce half
forfeit; two mile heats. -
| FIFTH Sveepstake for three
year old colts and es; $500 entrances half forfeit;
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-A Sweep epstaSs
for untried threeyear old colts and lies Sl00 en-
trance, half forfeit mile heats. ~ fs9'gF - ciV0
= All the above stskes to name and close let Sep.
tember.
an4 y ,. ..E- CALVIN GREEN 9Prop,r $ Z
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"TO ARMS, YE BRAVE =,

According to the New York Express, Col
Brown, the chief of the DuhhIp Police, hav-
ing an idea that the men under his command
were burning to distinguish themselves in
the Crimean war, and that FIVE hundred
would volunteer, invited the Viceroy, tLord
Morpeth,) to witness their enthusiasm:
"The men, 900 In number, were drawn I'D In
review and Col Brown addressed them In an elo
quent speech. The conclusion of his remarks was
especially dramatic MY men! (chsers) the
country is at warl great cheering The Queen
and country ask for volunteers to her Msjestys
Foot Guards! (much sensation.) 1t would add ten
years to my life IL member of the Dublin Police
Forces should plant the British standard on the
walls of Sebastopo (terr6c cheering) Stand for
ward, therefore, my men, and volunteer for the
Queens Guardsl' The invitation was obeyed, and
taco men stood fortbl"
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ONE OF THE EFFEcTs.-A mother of one of the
Grenedier Guards, at the Crimea, having written a
touching and fearful letter to her son, such as a
mother would naturally write, received the follow.
ing letter In reply, signed Joshua PIies.ly of the
Grenadier Guards: tFU
81 don't want to any more CRYING letters come
to the Crimea from you. Those that have re-
ceived hare put into my rifle. after loading It, and
have fred them at the Russians because you appear
to have strong dislike to them. II you had seen
as many killed az have, you would not have as
many Deak ideas as you have; besides being presen,
when the shot, shell and musketry were firing past
and ringing round you. bursting and killing hun.
dreds on your right hand aud on your left, aud
yourself kept firing until the sweat streamed from
you" IA
is after this fashion thatwar destroys the better
nature OF man. The mother in this case 10 more
TO be respected than the soldier
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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN OxEs-Dr. Waterbury hs q
examined the jawbone OF mummed bull In the
Egyptian Museum, and has ascertained the snirnsl
to have been OF the species of our commen OK and
that the bone does not differ In size from thar of
iull.grown OK OF the present day.
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TRIAL OF PHYSICIAN. The trial of j. p Ham.
ilton, dentist, and Charles Sanford, homep itbic
physician, Is now progressing at Auburn, N
On the charge OF having violated the person of Miss
Laura Van Hoover, while under the influence of
some etherized or Supplying mixtures, at the
house of the physician.
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OIL FOR LocoMoTIyRs.-During the month Of
May, forty.nine locomotives on the New York
Central Railroad used up over one thousand gal
Ions of oil, which, at 50 per gallon would give over
$40 per month for each locomotive -
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Ror IN CorToS.-The Naichez (Miss) Courier
notices that the ''rot has begun in cotton and pro-
mises to do much damage. Last year 1t begun 10
September, and this year appears two months ear
Her. One planter under It's notice. who expected
10 make $50 bales will not make 80.
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KENTUoKY's NoBLEsr Sow .-,z.eF al
HON. HENRY CLAY,
AND STILL ANOTHER SPEAKS FROM THE
HOME OF DR. HAMPTON =

-.--E HOME OF DR.. HAMPTON. ~
History caunot produce 5 wonderful cure
than that certified to by the Hon. W. P. Thomasson
The condition of this child deplorable in the
extreme; yet there 10 young man in the city OF
Baltimore cured BY this wonderful Tincture, of this
disease, in still more aggravated form snd of long
continuance We refer also to the pamphlet OF
cures Of the most respectable witnesses that stamp
HAMFTON'S TINCTURE as the great discovery Of
the age 0 @ =
CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.
The following certificate is from an eminent law.
yer of Kentucky, who is known in oil the States
having for number of years represented his State
In Cons nkress: .--.a- 7.--..,,-. ..--I
1t affords me pleasure to state that Dr. Hampton
1incture has effected most extraordinary cure OF
my slave boy, Albert The patient was three years
of age, and had the Scrofua His father Is scrofu.
lous. The boy was moving mass of sores from
head to foot The upper lids of the eyes were much
swollen, and turned inside out, exhibiting horrible
mettering ulcers, aud protruded the eye balls
80 as to produce blindness 1t 10 strange, yet true
this chd-that felt resigned to see die as a relief
from sufferng-hss been restored to health under
the treatment of DR.. Hampton.
IT,
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PLENTY OF "SrUMP SPEAKING.n-A case IN law
was tried In stockbridee, Mass, few days since,
10 which five lawyers were engaged. for the pur
pose OF testing claim to owner ship In an old pine
stump. The case stands appea aled In the Court Of
Common Pleas, 10 be holden In Worcester, Mass,
Ia September next.
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I'D oLD sERmos.-o Sunday last, Ia Bostor, Fs-
'ns' S.reeser, the oldest minister OF The Uuiyersa-
'as aanomaatlon, delivered the fr sermon hs
ears sgo, al Richmopd, N. II,
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mANuMIssIoN OF SLAvKs-A gentleman of Ten.
nessee, Mr.. Nathaniel Haggott, arrived 10 Cincin-
natl, on Monday, with nine slaves, whom Le
caused to be manumi,ted, having deeds drawn up
for that purpose, before one of the courts of that
State.
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Mrs. Sarah Epglish mother Of DR.. Thomas Dunn
Engsh. died 10 Philadelphia on 1hursday, in her
5sta year.
The G,fard House, in Atlantic city, Pa, was do
ssrayed by 6se ghgIa6sy eYening. -
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SPIRIT FTHE ESS.

The National american, In argument with the
Enquirer claims that its party Is peculiarly enti.
tied to the name of "American," and asserts that
the Democrats have little right to the name of "The
Democracy" though 1t Is conceded to them.
The Enquirer, In speaking of "The Future
says the battle will begin next winter, when
Congress assemblies The first effort will be to re-
peal the act repeating the Missouri Compromise
and If successful, the Fugitive Slave Law will be
the next question raised.
The Whig advocates manufactures In the South
as means OF securing ourselves against the iu-
reference of the North and Epgland with our do
mestic institutions. @
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PuNrsHmENT FOB DRUNKENNEss-I Sweden. A
man who is seen drunk four times, Ia deprived OF
bis vote at elections, and the next Sunday after
the fourth offence, i exposed 10 the churchysrd
publicly. -
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A SAD CAsK-A man named Barnabas Bates
picked up in the street 10 Albany Ia state of In.
toxicaton says that twelve years since he was the
possessor Of fortune of sc, 900, and was SUR
rounded By . happy family. He was tempted to
purchase lottery ticket; and now his wife. chill.
dren, and farm are all gone. His wife 10 In her
grave his children married and settled away from
him, aud his farm squaudered for lottery tickets.
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RAILROAD FoR SALE.-Tae Sheriff of st Law
rene county N ". sdvertises for sale thu Ogdens.
burg Clayton and Rome Railro ld on the llth inst,
al Ogdensburg, N. Y. ss
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COAL IN UTAH.-Brigham Young, during bis
tour among the southern settlements, discovered
ped o. coal In the mountain rangeibetween Sanpete
and Jueb counties. II Is, he says, of excellent
quality, and inexhaustable in quantity. The bed
is about five miles distant from Fort Ephram, and
he designs, If possible to have mining oper ations
commenced speedily, so that the Mormons of
Great Salt Lake City may be supplied with coal
before the coming winter
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MORMON EMIGRATION From the 9th of Novem-
Der, 1854 to the Goth of April. 1855, 1926 persons
left England for Utah, proselytes to the doctrines
OF the latter day Saints of the Salt country. On
the authority of their staten ents it 10 said that
there are 1000 persons In En- gland only waiting
for the means to get to Utah ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

"YoU FoHGor ME"-A good joke is told at the
expense of one of our church going ctiz lens, who
Is the father of an Interesting family of children
and among them bright eyed boy numbering tour
or five summers and pet of the household and
unanimously voted the drolest little mischief alive
On Saturday night he had been bribsd to keep the
peace and retire an hour earlier than usual, with
the promise that on the morrow he might go with
the family to church. On Sunday morning it was
found inconvenient to put the youngest through
the regular course of washing and dressing neces-
ssry for his proper appearance at the sanctuary,
and the family slipped off without him. They had
not, however, more than become comfortably seat
ed In their pew when In walked the youngest with
nothing on but night wrapper and cloth cap. =
"You forgot me-" said he 10 q tone loud enough to
be heard all over the church The feeling of the
parents can be more easily imagined than describ-
ed.-Lajayette (Ind Journal
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IMPORTANT CAsR.--Messfs. William III. Seward
Blatchford, and other eminent legal gentleman, are
engaged In the United States District Court at Buff
fao In opening an argument for q new trial 10 .
patent case, involving the of the self regulator
for stoves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

MOWER BAL HS.-The attention of
9he public is called TO superior article of Show.
81 Baths which ths subscriber has on hand. and
wheh he offers for sale at less price than the com
mon article usually sells for. Those who wish to
can see and judge for themselves by calling
az az M ZlMmEkMAR's, Messrs. STEBBINS 4
FULLEN's, or Mr.. STARRETTS
~ <o VIM FORRES
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Mrs. Becker, who recently saved the lives of a
boats crew off Long Point, Lake Erie, has re.
ceived purse OF 5000 raised by private subscrip-
ton in Canada; she expressed the desire that the
money should be appropriated toward the educas
tion of her children-a noble purpose When
Capt. Paxton made the gilt, she said "she would
thank him il she knew how" She knew how to
save the lives of seven perishing sailors, 10 six
feet of water. Mrs Becker Is large, masculine
woman, about six feet high, weighs 200 pounds
sborn 10 Canada, and 10 80 years old. She lives
On the island of Long Point with her husband, and
they gain their subsistence by fishing
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8 DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
M1k RESIDENCE FOR sALE-I am authoriz ed
to sell that very valuable Dwelling House On Clay
street between Foushee and Adams streets front.
lng 6O feet On Clay and running back l40 feet to an
alley ID feet wide. The house has 10 rooms, eight
with ire places the basement is finished with gas
nx,nref, 20; brick kitchen, with four rooms brick
stable, with ten stalls carriage house. smoke house
coai and wood houses &c, with hvdrant in the ward
good fruit trees and variety of flowers in the gar.
den ~ e
For terms, which will be very liberal. appIv to
THOS. w. KEEsEE
90 4-Izt No 20 Pearl at
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ne most difficult questions will be .oIvsa ne f,ea
sS..s ejaculation from many years of .tasy @ 1s',
Fr,nsrH.t FrtH tine oniy.) By MADAME MAIL0R "oI o
door ~ street., between 81 sad 4th streets nss =.
q 70 Alex MOTIFS residence '' neA'
CosNs esn @ De made for BLINDNESS. CANCrRs
10 se-SSas VI 90 descriptions.
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ID M - - pAssEsaEas s Il { ! s 9 On ;THH Thp
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH.
slpE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVlLLE Or LYNCHBURG:
h E A X FA ST. BR e. X FAST!i
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT
Tha subscriber 10 now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
OF the Richmond and DanviIle and south-S Side Rail-
roads, immediately on their arrival ON the cars.
my l7-l1n SkA'L D. BURKE.
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E'AMlLY FLOUR We have opened
-, our list for Family Flour to be ground the las,
" E IN august The universal satisfaction wheh
IT, resent years grinding will be very superier-
nose no wish to obtain their supply of us are re.
guessed 10 call and epter their psmes o ~
y @'-Us CkENSHAW A. EIaHEp
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E'oh sALE--A Tract of LAND. sitna-
= ted oa Bsnister river, in tn, countv - uai;
iSh, nal mile from the line of the Riobmond sna
ans aaiosd The tract contains two bpndraS 1n
% ei sress fiat, and about four bnnSrsS sniftl
ha, Ia tae land well wat.red, and with t,o 81
bn,s. s'ens ior all plantation purposes Tbs fun
rnce, thirty dollars per acre; oue.tbi,s ,.b -,
one ana two years. with interest from "a os'
= THOMAS RRIIGE
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eay1 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

eEEst CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
- The subscriber has on hand, at his Cossb
Making Establishment en- Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, 1Sth and 14th streets ear the Co.
iumbien Hotel. COACHES, CHARIOTEEs BI.
hOUCHEs, bUGG1ES with and without topa ana
sULKlEs, all of his OWE make. OF the best Inst.r;.
ais and wOrhmanship. All of which will be sold AZ
ioT 4 god work Of the kind can be in the city O..
Ih@onoi and resPeetfully ask call from those
II want Of any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to zake to order and sell at the lowest
price, possible, and ell work sold that 10 new war.
rau'ed. fe 20--6m kICAJAH kAEGUM
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/ AYHR's CATHARTIo PILLs PILLS THAT
ARE PILLs.!-PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, OF
Massachusetts, says they are the best OF all FILLS
and annexed are the men who certify that Doctor
Lemuei Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court o,
Mass. sss tt # HszpJ
Emory Washburn, Governor OF Mass
w C Plunkett Lieut.. Gov. OF Mass
Edw Everett, Ex-Sec. Of State and Senator Of U.
Robert G. Winthrop, Ex-speaker House Of Rep,
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plenipot. to Great
Britain.
MEN THAT ARE MEN!l! Fsf
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with arton-
ishishing rapidity. We may mention
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatisn,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach, Nsusea Indigestion, Morbid inastion of
the Bowels, and pain arising theIerom, flatulensy.
Loss Appetite, all ulssroas and setaneous Diseases
Kings Evil. They also by purifying the blood and
stimulating the system cure many Complaints wLick
IL would not be supposed they could reach; such -
Deafness, Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and Nervous
irrtability, Deraneements Of the Liver and kdneye
0out and other Kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body. o. obstrastions q ss fsse.
tions. They are the best Rurgatiye Medicine ever
discovered. and you viii bat nssd 70 uss them oacA
Prepared BY Or. j. G. AVER Lowell, Mss.. and
sold bs every respectable Dsassist IN New EaE'
Prepared By d.. j g. AVER lowell na.s.. and
| sold BY PUkcELI5 LADD Goa wholesale end
retail, RishmeaS, Yk - S@dsstAu2n
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SOMETHING ABOUT HAMproNs TrNcrUR1

M = TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
As sn invieorator and restorative, where a gentle
stimuli il wanted believe 1t superior to all the
coIdials before the public, a cure for DYSPEP-
STA, COUGH, SCROFULA and RHEUMATISM
with all diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels 1t hiss
bsen truly successful to the single and married We
will testify. q" -tt ~
~ Call and get pamphlets, and see curess
81 per bottle, six bottles for S5 ~. 's..e,-.
Sold in Richmond, BY o. "A. STRECKER and
PURCELL, LADD Co. and By all the Drug gists
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamph-
lets gratis. an 13-dkea