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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

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dyiea and machine shops She In alan vail sunnljed
"AsA oAAAAosAS@' sS1oSAs ~~~ sseoAAoc, WIN A"eV
msgnincens private buildings. The trade and Snip
ming OF Galveston are In a 1ourishing condition
showing repld and contnulnR increase. There
were engaged In the trade OF Galveston during the
mast exclusive of trnunt0ut VeaaeIa
r.cbats Ave- .,asr,sh;na ..van .a,, .h;ns .,.,.an
PsoA0'', NV ''oe"Ps, '0'0n oon 0uipS' SA'oon
barks, three brgs scheoners eleven sl00ps
-,-. -. -,
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At the second board the market was thought bet
ter Mica aqua Transit went up per cent; Illinois
Central Railroad, i; Cumberland Coal, 4; Reading
Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad, g.; Cleveland, Columbus
ard Cincinnati Railroad, /; Harlem, 1.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's Of
q ,e to-day we're as 70 lows:-
heceveu. Sltioo,Uuo w
Payments. Zoso4 10
rad Tor Assay omce .................... oSzuo 20
or the receipts 81 900 900 was transferred from
BostcD, aod $50 900 from Mobile.
The sgent Of Messrs. Page, Bacon Co, Of San
Francisco, received by the Nicaragua steamer, a
cay or two since, the sum of six hundred aud ifty
thousand dollars prncp ally in gold and drawn drafts
against 1t for only about three hundred and fifty
Thousand dollars, leaving q surplus Of three hun.
dred thousand dollars. This gives Messrs Page &
Bacon nearly funds enough to resume payment, aud
we hear 1t In their intention to do 80 at an early
cay. This confirms the impression existing in this
C immunity that but for the treachery Of their cor
respondents the house would not have been
obliged to suspend.
The value of imports and exports Of this port dur
ing the Month Of January, 1855, vas as follows
COMMERCE. on THE PORT NEW YORK.
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The treasury had in on the LIST OF November, 1854,
upwards Of nine hundred thousand dollars balance
over the current expenditures.
Bank making in the New Jersey Legislature seems
to be in the ascendant. The Senate has just passed
bills rechsrteriDg the Mount Holly, Trenton, Med
ford and Cumberland banks, and for the enlarge
ment OF the capital Of the Elizabsthtown ank.
bill was passed By the House supplementary 70 the
charter Of the Trenton Savings Fund Society. The
first section authorizes the managers TO inves. money
in the public stocks Of New York, Pennsylvania
Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia, and in the public
stocks or loans Of the cities Of Trenton, Newark New
York and Philadelphia. Only one third Of the de-
posits are to be invested in any Of these stocks at
any enc time. The second section authorizes man
ayers to loan temporarily on approved promissory
Dotes, with such security as they may think SAFE to
an amount not exceeding $4,000. The third sec.
ton allows the managers to take seven per cent,
and the fourth section allows them to take on depo
sit money from the Court Of Chancsry.
TIE report of the Morris and Essex Rail-
road Company Of New Jersey, gives the following
statement OF operations during the past year, and
the financial condition at the CLOSET
Capital stock, ,7l6 co. funded debt s2ss 900;
atDg SOS SOC co. contingent fund, $40 4s2 3d. Total
H,t77,67eS 49,
bills receivable $l2s076 If. Total, 81, eli o97 49,
Received ourng the year from passengers $4l 456 49
from freight, ss1,72I 90; tom mails and sundries 81,
All Ga. Total, s233, 500 rs.
Paid for repairs, maintenance OF way, motive power
contingencies, sl23, SCI %, interest charseabe
against income and drbted to profit and loss, 80
Total $135 2l6 -eavins balance of 500 $40 45. Two
dividends been declared amounting SIS, 1854 IS.
The number OF passengers has been during the year,
$267241 exclusive Of commuters ana free The number
OF miles by the trans has been by passenger trains
sv,362 freight 81, 500 gravel $3.50 Total, l22 1852
The Pennsylvania Coal Co ppany have declared a
div dend Of five per cent for she las hat year; the
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, dividend o.
three per cent; the Long Island Back, semi
spLusl dividend Of five per cent; the Lsncx Fire
Insurance Company, dividend Of four per cent The
Boston Dock Company, $50 per share, (par $1,000
The amount CT coal sent to market last year by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company was tons 40 94t
BY the Penns Viva man Coal Com pany. tons io6 GAS
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INOR LIvERPOOL-uNIIED STATES MAI. rxAn-
IT ahp PACIFIC T. Nye, Commander This stss~-
ship viii depart with the United states mails Eursss
positively Wednesday, February at II O'CLOCK n
from her berth Al the foot Of Camel street For fclsht
or passage, having unequAed accommodation for a.
gance and comfort, apply TO
EDwARb X. COLLINS 90 Wall street.
Passengers requested 10 be- board At II y n.
1Se Atlantic will succeed the Pacific and sail Feb n.
shippers vii please take notice that the ships q
this ns cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
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Excess Pennsylvania Coal Company. tons 90, 7o4
The Isabella Copper Company, Of Tennessee, sent
to market, from the sth Of September 1854, TO the
23d Of January, 1855, 02o tons IS cwt. quarters
ard s lbs. OF copper ore, averaging about twenty
five per cent richness. This Is probably larger
quantity than any other copper company Ia this
country ever mined or marketed in the same time.
TIE warrants entered at the Treasury Dap ,rt.
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CTEAMsHuT BETWEEN HAyRE AhD NEW YORK
- dif-ct.--Tle steamship AfIr ~ sAl from Hsvr. ID.
rect for New York (wthoBt calling at any port in En9
lanj,) Saturday, 25th OF November The rates 81
freight and passage In drst and asconi cabins viii BE-
very moderate The sailing 81 tho succeeding stsamssu
will bo shortly announced Tie rate Of Insurance. .
France IL lees BY ships from asre direct for Nov
than In ship, ealing Al English port Apply In Havrs
ana Paris ~ Boulevard ssK tAsns TO Donald Cufris,
or In New York, u y. cuNARD, 4 Bowling Green.
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rR0fA Nv 'sss.sslsF9l 100 10 blb ia
Its usssae,ens 10 forsign tbscco dsrps ths r-oBss
=, 1aEo snd Jguspi lie . lac. ssT 10 Esysr. fos
stprt. lAe lshs "a d. s&xss fos h0ss~ az,
lie she, sit 90 hagpa, for export. iI8e ttc
~ -. Csnfa.svs, 90 1te. ta3 a. Ysrs &c. a.
ase . 1e ia 20 BaVsns, Ia axe
wHisxr,--bs has. osiy " no,les sale. Of lso t&ls
Oho, % ne STATE prison as dan 81 &C.
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Z>DR rAyAssAH AND YIoEI1A-rsIrrD grAux
IL Nal Linz he rev and sglssela susm.hlp KNOX.
WILL, Capt A. u. Lefkv, on l.sss Nee Yors for ~
vnssh On SATURDAY rsb from ri.r No. asorsh river.
al o'eloes y. " BILL ~ kaing sgpss on bosrd fw
rsghi sppiy on beard, OF for rasssgs, " sAnr. T.
hIHHHL ~ bf"asssy For bbyiss, through fsis's
rioriss, f-yt y =. wooSksD, Oil ssse>ss, AMI ksvs
"a "Wednesday. Feb. 7.
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Ton cHAfrlxros AND FLORIDA .-s,nf WEEKLY
Intis1 states mail Lac - To sn8 fss; gosng
sis.nsr JAsy< AIstR, \. q Tgssf Consrass.sr oil
esve per No North rfsr % Hstgfdsy, rsbrgsfy D. At
oSsis<k y pfseiasy. Dor n. ghi stply on bard.
rhsrs ell hlis n lsfinE III " ssnsa and tag psa~sgs
81 The ofite ~ kfDrI0kD TtfgyfOs A 90, ~ Broad
vAy. Ttroush uessfs " fLorias az figws 10 gssks
.onvllls, 81 H. Fif,iA 49, Tks MARIN ss1 sseos>d.
sDa tssfs 90 wssbef1ay tsb 7
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L1OR LIVERPOOL FROM PHILADELPHIA. THE INV
Il and splendid Philadelphia built steamship NORTH
CAROLINA, 800 tons, Capt Washington synnvs, vln
be ready TO receive freight at Second Wharf vns
street. on Wednesday, 3lst inst and sail saturday,
February 3, at 10 O'Clock. Rates Of passage-Saiooa
bertbs 500 including stewards fees Third class pas
sepgers-A limited number OF third elias. passengers
will be taken from Pniladslphia 10 Liverpool and found
in proyiions, At s25 Drafts agents for 81 and up
wards. For freight passage apply Ia THOMAS RICH
AgisOs 4 co, 10 Broadway, New York, and v wsiast
street, Philadelphia.
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Lnh MFIBOtHAE, ArkrRAIIA- -TIig FiIP TARTAR
b%hs fol-, oosssSnsss VII plsAs~ send In bile
Of iAting for ssnstar- fsv ysssesysrs asosna
nsosstsd ., boy rstss, nnss2lsis sKpleAtos 10 q
on b,ert, AZ pier " Past ri..r, or 10
MAILER A LORD los wal str,~,
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A tsTEAIIA iIosEJK LINE, CARRYING THE Uni.
"a ted states naL--Ths a l clipper shlv
efo8fs, Slater, master, plH ssil posltvsly b.
fore Let ~ March. The eslstrstsd clipper shlk Ocsas
hisst, =. Goa, master, vill vail b~fors 18th
ksrrh, o. IL followed by the unryaI~i clipper ship
kEhusssi 10 sal 90 or ts<or. itth Aysil fss Oo>sn
htssd nscs her last ,oysgs In - days And Night,
iosa IN 70 days The two shortss, record ibis
county yor f.igst % pssssss Apyly 10 n W. CANE
RON isNsu street.
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Luggage not wanted the voyage should BE- cent
board the day before, marked below No freight III
De taken after Thursday, feb For freight passage
apply - MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 broadway.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND

DANvILLE, SOUTH
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND TENNEsSEE Rail-
ROADs-SUMMER ARRAE0EMENT--shof
meat comfortable and most espeditous route TO the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS-Threaeh by Daylight ana
gargase check ed through. except on stages
Vi.itors to the Virginia Springs oy ths route ta1
the South-side Railroad cars az petersburg or toe
Riehm md and DsuviIIe cars at kiehrnond al n I,
daily (Sundsys exceptsd) breakfast a. the Jupctien
AID ample time given passengers 20 eat arrive az
Lyuchbure at IL III. to dinner, and thence, vis sa
and Tenn Railroad, reach Bonsacks Depot st 81 (
the came dav, and there take KENT, sU ID n En-.
SON co.'s FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine at
ths Red Sweet or Sweet Springs and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs ~ mIesl early on the even
ing Of the second day from Richmond end Peters.
burg without nisht travel and with but "a miles OF
Ia. Vireinis and Tennessee Railroad 10 located
thrcu, h a msst romantic country possessing eli.
M ate unsurpassed for its saub1ity and delightful
temperature The rosd passes the base Of the Peaks
of Otter and within three miles Of the Allegheny
Suripas one mile OF the Devils Den or montgomery
White Su!phur Springs and within four miles OF the
yellow sulphur springs. all pleasantly situated a
few miles apart, the Esstern slope OF the Ale
ehany mountain. in Montgomery county The wa
ters Of these Springs are celebrated Tor their great
medicinal Qualities the accommodations are excel
lent and have been greatly increased since isst sea-
son.
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent.
gummerson l. Co . 6 tages at Newbern Depot on
the evening of the day that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs on the follow
ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early In
ths evening.
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TACKSUN'S EXCELSIOR BITE

u In Justice to r. III. J.ctsop, and .mGssi
sense Of duty to those afflicted with DyT'fi
Ioss of appetite, 1 will state that hsyias
Excelsior Bitters with the hsppisst esscsa I
tie laughter, / confidently recommend tiG5
who ere afflicted with the above compl,ls
w. 6. FERGb
Richmond, April IL, 1855
l sdvise every family to procure these W.
They may be found at E. J. Picot',, A. BIG
=. ID. achrisson's, Chas. Aillspausb'I 81
Beers, and Alex. puvsi's, DrusEiss, kssfS
AL orders promptly attended 10.
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS

THE subscriber takes pleasure in snnoun:
Il cling to the public that his FLAMING ana sAW
MILL 10 now IN complete order.
Having recently incurred an expense of several hmm
dred doiars In rett,ns and perectins his
foI Flaming Saving, and Ton susipg and Growing ali
kinds Of Boards and Plank, he 10 enabled to az
eeute superior wsrk. at greatly reduced prices
call from those In want respectfully collected.
de S-ts WILLIAM FORHEa
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7 IST OF TTERSLRemaining II tho
IL Richmond Post Once on the 18Th !sIy, lsoe An
Errsnons calling for Letters IN TINS h'st VIZ
n Ofhes hours, ON sunday, hereafter, from 9 tos
A n nd "a p. n .-
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.

THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.
l. ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
9TH AND M STREET, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT-The COR
ner house 10 finished, has rooms and o commodious
Kitchen, is ready for q tenant now. The other tive
are smaller. and win be finished in few days This
- desrebie property, and will bs sold or exchan xed
for young sroes upon terms to please. Should no
sale or exchange be made the property will be rent
ed and to good tie pants the rent wilt be low
side.
Apply to GEO. WOCDRIN
je 25ts General Agent and COLE ctor.
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ZINE ROGERS, WOSTENhgi
Il AND OTHER CUTLERY, 0Pr9hfi
CAN HOTEL ROBERT McSAHEE ~
calls the attention Of his customers TO ~
stock Of kszors, Knives, Scissors, Deris =
cal instruments of his own'sn6 fore'Er sss'I
together with q ysristy OF goods In has
he will sell very low.
II. 3 -Rezors sold at my store viii al. y :.
cd to shave we'll. u
Ali kinds OF Cutlery and lnstrunsp'' p I
plste order ~
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-JAMES ri

BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
tei VIII spare ne pains to maintain its former pspu.
asTisy ana comfort. They have employed f. fOR.
TEX 10 take the entire charge of the House on and
AFTER LIST April. The former patrons of this Hotel
TO give them call. f.se1
Richmond, March %. l255 -
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WILLIAM r. COLEMAN

Il I r z " q AND COMNsNVFI
CHANTS, CALEDONIA AND Paosr sTisffii
FRANCISCO, CAL.- Office NO. 81. vs. sgsss.
York. w. r C0Lkl.
HENRY cAs..
J.H WlLl4u
Mr.. COLEMAN il 10 New York, ssd VII ps
pers every information as to msrketi isfF
II EXCHANGE on Gar francisco feI Is,s
WM. T. COLLIE
je 29--ts 81 Wlse
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THE undersigned have this day formed
\ acopartnership for the purpose OF writing up
books f1ts hose who have no regular clerk prspai.
brsnches. They consider themselves competent.
from an experience Of many years to give satisf.c
lie them. - r'1
Ofhce on franklin street, between 9Th and 9th at.
In rear OF the residence of John M. Patton ESQ
HUGH Fl. GODDIN
May 18th. 1855. mrssa 10
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+ ARUs g. SHINE are daily receiyino

.ARUS & SHINE are daily receiving
IL additions to the large and handsome stock Of
PaIlor and Chamber Furniture The work uapsbio
and variety of patterns which they exhibit in the
Sales Rooms can not be exceled by any other house
in the trsds. This public and the country trade
would 60 well to examine their stock before par.
chasing elsewhere, IS they determined not to
be ou.done by any other house IN securing the re-
putaon of selling fashionable Furniture at very low
prices Gall and examine for yourselves at No. IA
Main greet. ~ 6-l0t
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MECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
WI subscriber having recently purchased this
now prepared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat il In the county Of Albemarle about
ten miles above Charlottesville, ediatey the
&c ntrsl Railroad and situated in zion of country
unsurpassed for both health and besuty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge noun tains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now
structng through the mountain, and equally conve
nient to tho University of Virginia and Monticello.
VIM. p. JARMAN, P. M,
js 2I-dts Mediums River
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NOBLE Acr.-A wealthy gentleman Ct Suffolk
as we learn from the Christian Sur, recently had
one hundred bushels Of bis own corn ground into
meal to be distributed gratuitousy among the poor
OF that town and its immediate vicinity. "He that
giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord"
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WoRsE THAN "JERsKY."-Vegets.ion is 90
scarce at Cape Cod. Mass, that two mullen stalks
and huckleberry bush are called grove.
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED

AND WARRANTS WANlLp1
- highest market price will be psic e. =!
and $50 acre LAND WARRANTS, .. -.
Scrip. Persons having Warrants o,S.if
will do well to call at WM. H.
Exchange Office, No 5 Pear. st. zee
N. b -PersoIs living In the coustp W
fully requested to forward th.ir vass
duly assgp-dl by mali or otherwise, =, F
myself to them, that they tbaI! ressNs = Z
market price, and prompt E.urnsin eA-
as the y shall deem proper to dirse, e. srD
je 5-Sn WV ~
The price Of Warrants 10 anctuatiss ~
At presep, am pay ing SI.l0 per are
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E'IRE AND MARINE INsTTR1NCE

H1AG AMI MAXINE INSURANCE
4 ear be effected with the Albemsris Tns,r.n..
Company, on ~ favorable terms O. with anv oths,
company in this State, posssains real cash e. pits
70 mse, leases Apply to ~S''a'
Stokes CO..
MN .p.,,x Agts Richmond, W.
SuO. WOOD, il, 0ss'y,
Charlottesville, W
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REMOVAL.-The Subscriber

ESA REMOVAL.-The Subscriber
~ respectfully ntorms his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the
store No. lS3, corner of Main and 18th
Streets and well known ALIENS Arbourn
where may be found large assortment of every al.
.cls in Ssddlery establishment; all of which he
will sell very low. JOSEPH H. COLQUlTP,
fe 2O-dH Agent.
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FARE

Z g. WALL,
Superintendent South side r. R.. Petersb'g.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
Sup't h.chm'd l. Danville z. r.. Richmond.
Ell GILL,
sup'l Va l. Tennessee r. B.. Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON CO..
10 II Fincastle Va
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN

II TRACTOR will sutdue pain nd Ina,
from the seyersst burma or saslds, in from
twenty minutes and will heal the wound. =
scar; il efectually cures Fever sorsa Paa
Rheum, lnflammatory Rheumatism Cuts W
Bruises, Scaid Head, Corns and Bunlops Eun
Sprains, Sweilings, Felons, Chilblsins, Bit,r
scots, Sweiled and Broken Breast, Sore N,
Eruptions, and all other infammatory and ,us
diseases, where the parts affected can b. r.,s
This sv.iela is now put up in blue wrspp.T
new steel plate label, and signed By H BIZ
ker, and c. y. Clickner 4 Co Proprietora b {
against the numerous counterfeits In nssr, f
store.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Drugsists, are Il,
authorized agents for the sale OF the .sr7i,
style, and they furnish the trade at propisv
es. Retail price only Csc. q box. NH 7S-dh
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Too FAsT.-Ths learned Medical Committee
who recently announced the probability of a lineal
transmission of the crown of France were a little
too premature the "diagnosis" being deceptive,
aud the result disappointment.
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pOTOMAC PAVILION PINEY

BILE place for health and bathing 10 open for
the option of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts Of its guests.
Many improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation Of visitors at all reasonable hours,
day night; Stables and Carrage Houses have been
built TO accommodate these at distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ter pin Al
legs and 6sths have all been improved, and fre
to visitors only am thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two seasons and hope to see my
old friends and macy new faces the coming soa,on.
The Pavilion shall be clean and we'll kepr. Chit.
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted a. boaraers.
TERMS BOARD.
For single day, 81; for three days less than a
week. 81 so per day; ty the week $40 by the month
81 o per day. w w. DIX, Proprietor.
LIE tier boxes have been placed all the steamers
for the Accommodation OF vistors. ie Sim
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MEDrCiHo.
VERTATN CTTNE E'1.o
A LIS WE'LL THAT ENHs

a nan., r ~ nnU nAI Ends ~
IL sets Richmond folks In mo,ista
FOR such indeed, that srs M,
At lesst that Ii my notion.
For Weakness and for er.v.I +.
Gives immediate relief 10 Al
As medicine. 1t 10 hard 10 r..
10 Lsonard's DOLLAR Conn,
Now take sdvice, and Dc not ,.o,
Buf try It II you would be wsiI.H
H. Is can be-. Dc aa6 d N any DIussisps ,hc,
Price--One dollar psr bottle.
To be had of l.. 3 .THoaa,. R,o.x
aiii. and Of ell Orussistsin Riehmous T.
RHODES' FEW Err AMI
AZ CUsE-Fsr the Prevention and az
n''ffent and Rss'ittenf Fepers Ferey ara T,ss
and Ferer Dumb A9se. General n.,61s
SpeGfs. and all other forms OF dis.,,D. soai'
common OF. gin Ia Malaria or Mi,srs ~sss
This 10 NATURAL ASTIDorZ z. W.,
pro.ect any resident or traveller .v.o ~aF
or swsmpy localities. from any As,. a. ace.
sns MAJ, is or Macy a. nay injury from coar.,t,
1t will instantly check the Ar,a 3;
have suffered for sny length of lin. fops nra
twenty yes,s, 90 that they need uevs, ,a o,.A
ther chill. by continuiI 4 ia I'VE ,r.o,,@s ~,
tions. The patient at once besins "a ,.esss
Ute an Strength, snd continues unt,l ses'ss
and radical cure Il effected pssca.
Oae or two bottles will sasver fs,o,y
seine may require more. Directions o'9..' :
mao. French ard Spanish accommodated s..ase
Pdee-Ono Dollar. Liberal di,conn,, sea e
trade. JAMES pun nst.
EVIDENCE or sAF IESTS''cs
NEW YORK, JQnsu
FEvER AND AGUE CURE" or HAsr,n.N &
RIA, and have tested It for Arssn;. hIai
nine and Strychrine, but have mar ,ons5'sl
OF either In 1t. nor have fouod spv .,h.sk
composition that would prove inJpr,,r..hs'
sbtution. JAMES r Chiffon M n r q;
EVIDENCE OF MERIT '~s
LEWIsBuRG, Union seust,,
.u May lgT
cine you sent me was duly received e,g.Is
April, have sold about one halt OF If al ~ "
people who have used 1t, are Gatisisd A.
cured them. 1t has certainly s:o5psd II.
every one who has rsed it, AID ST. u L, ,,a as
of long stsnd.ns by sister. who b.s 1.itit'
Or Fix yesrs back, and could Deyef 20. ~ f,,.
cept by QuiDiIe, and that only us loat :, ,s,,
take 1t. il now, think, entirely carsa II "
medy. CIR Mn,
Take no more Arsenie, Msrcary, Qqipis,l
fuSes. Stryciline, 4 Gnti- y eriodics Of g-5s
The well known Inc fficiepcy of these no.
socs proves them to be the offspring eithr1
medical principles. or of meTcrnsiy ou..i,
only remedy in existence That ia both sure n.
less, is RHODES Fever AND AGUE Cure
For sslein Richmond by J. B WOUD, GIL
&iAPPERsON, and Druggists generally.
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