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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16
BaItimore and Ohio Railroad.

The aggregate increase of receipts and revenue
for the month of April, 1856, over those of the
same month in 1855, as will be seen by our com
moreial record, was sls2, 744.07. This increase,
the increase alone, for a single month, is very
nearly if not entirely, equal to the whole receipts
and revenues of all the railroads in Virginia p
Why is thisf Because there is South of the
Baltimore Railroad, no railroad communication
between the Ohio Valley and the Atlantic. Yet
Virginia hesitates to construct the Covington and
Ohio Railroad which strikes the Ohio three hun
dred miles South of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, and whose highest grades coming eastward
are 29a feet to the mile, to 1l6 feet ON the Balti
more railroad! Nor will she build the canal
which would bring in more revenue than all the
railroads put together. Was ever such suicidal
fatuityt 1t is enough to paralyse the energies and
enterprise Of every citizen of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

AN ELECTION of Mayor took place In 81 John, n
b, on the 9th inst, when william oSmitn, anti
prohibitionist was elected over ROBERT e, oaiter'
the temperance candidate, by vote of 1901 to 400
THE JAMEsrowE SOCIETY celebrated Its ami
versary in Washington city Tuesday night
Among the company present were q. w. p. Custls,
Gen. Walter Jones' and others.
A SHIPMENT was recently made at Pittsburgh
for Fond du Lac, Wis, TO go through without
breaking bulk. The route is down the Ohio, up
the Mississppiup the Wisconsin, through the Port
age canal, down the Fox river, and up Lake Win.
nebago.
The stable of J. w. Baker, at winchester, Va
with two horses valued at 81 500, was destroyed
by fire, Monday -
& The National Medical Association, at Detroit.
passed . vote of fraternal remembrance of DR.. p.
O. Gooch, of Richmond, Va, who fell in the pesti.
lence IT Norfolk. sls.saa.
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THF DAILY DISPATCH,
FrIaay Ma~nlns, May Is, 1885.
naval mprovements--tsnn Bsats--s iea'
sng Batteries.

.e-.a-~--,-~,S>>
naval Improvemeuts--tsnn Beass--E iea'
sng Batteries.
II ID a strange and mortifyine fact that TINS coun
49,. ,vneh IL ahead Of all the rest Of the world IN
the Inventions and enterprises of peace, should
10 behind every other nation Of the earth To the
Introduction OF steam in its navy. Whilst nearly
every vessel of the Ave hundred ships Of the Bri.
,;.h navy "a moved by steam, America, which has
;commeree equal to that Of Britain has only about
eighty ships of war, not more than dozen Of
which are steamers. The largest ship of the line
In our navy could be easily taken by one of the
li,.,e steam gun boats which figured so conspicu.
o,,.ly In the review off Spithead
BY the way. these gun boats are formidable GUS
TONERS, and In the absence of large Ships they are
well worthy the attention Of the Navy Depart
men., and of Congress. The British gun boats are
of recent construction having been built express
~ for the Russian war, aud they are said not TO
draw more than eight feet of water. some OF them
not more than six, and carry generally os poun'
der and a smaller gun on pivots, besides several
guns of lesser calbre. The bulwarks are thick
and massive, so that they cannot be penetrated by
rifle shots from the shore Their design Is to run
up narrow and shallow streams, and In this way
they could do more mischief and cause more an
noyance than larger vessels. The London Times,
speaking of the gun boats in the late review, says:
"The gun boats, without being models of elegance,
move easily through the water, turn deity, and
have blunt, determined look, with spice of
mischief in it. ehave heard ancient mariners
speak with much respect of the capacities in that
line of the Danish gun boats of the Baltic we can
fancy hotilla of them, approaching with earnest
PURPOSE, making the commander of q squadron Of
prouder vessels look grave"
1t may be, that Mr.. Jefferson's idea of gun boats
for coast defence, was not deserving all the RI
dieule which it has received. 1t is probable that,
for the cost Of one large war steamer, half dozen
gun boats Of equal capacity with the British YES
sells of that class, could be constructed. A large
feet of gun boats stationed in the various bays and
rivers, now open to an incursion of an enemy,
might render great service Nor should that novel
aud imperial element in naval warfare, the float
ing batteries" be overlooked From the descrip-
tons which have appeared of them, they seem to
be emnently adapted to the defence of harbors.-
The Times describes them in the review, as low,
fat squat, black unwieldy constructions, of ire
deemable ugliness;" but they carry guns of ire
mendous power, and the solidity of their sheathng
may be judged by the fact that of those en-
gagged in the bombardment of Kinburn, received
sixty cannon shot, none of which made any per
ceptible indeHtation in her coat of mail
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Paying the Piper.

II ID estimated that the cost of the past two wears
warm the East, to the three principal Powers en-.
gagged therein, is eighteen hundred millions Of dol
lars! This Is more than twice the whole yaIue Of
the estate, real and personal Of the city Of Nav
aofk. War 10 no doubt pretty pastime buf =
little eosuy. A contest with England mirbt IN.
yotye our own country 10 m expense a. enormous.
Dasunion among ourselves would be followed bv
Just such bloody and expressive struggled IN order d
reeulsse 1.-THE bslanee OF power" : 1850. =
Eisntsen hundred miiiionsi What might n mot
ave achieved N battles Of Peseef = 49,
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Southern Liternrv NIc.eeuger

The Southern Literary Messenger, for May, con-
tains number of interesting articles and is print
ed In very handsome style. Among other note
worthy contributions is a powerful and beautiful
essay on 'the genius and character of Alexander
Hamilton; by J. q. Baldwin" The poem of Mr.
j. r. Thompson, delivered before the p. B. K SO.
ciety In Washington, which we have already no.
tced, is republlshed in the present number
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The Presidents Message and Accompany
ing Documents.

WASHINGTON, May l5-The documents accom-
panying the Presidents message today are very
voluminous including letters from Padre Vigil tt
Mr.. Marcy, and from President Rivas, of Nicara
qua to President Pierce. Also a spicy correspon
ere of Americans at Virgin Bay, and instructions
to U. S. Naval Commanders for attending to the
interests of citizens of the United States in Cen
trail America.
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Offer of Arbitration.

II the Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald is correct in the statement that the
British government agrees to refer the whole sub.
ject of the Central American dispute to an srbI.
traitor. and submits to be bound absolutely by such
decision, the choice of reference being left to the
United States, the American government should
at once close with the Offer and select as its arbi
traitor the Emperor Of Russia, about the only
power of the old world from whom we could e..
pect any thing Like fair play.
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~ ExcELLEsT BRAsDY--We have bottle OF
the brand I'M. .. o." otafd. Dupuy Co.'S Brandy,
from Messrs sELDEs MiLLsR 1t 10 most exec. !.
lent and pure, according to juisns mt, which ws
would sdyise all TO take Wing wi II 4 glass Of the
Brandy itself, for IL eertsnly needs that kind of !.
dorssment See the advertisements Of Msssr,. 9. 4
n in the Dispatch. seUsss 81 Z s - "A .
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The. Reception of the Nfcara guam Minister.
RemOnstrance.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Yesterday afternoon
Secretary Marcy sent for NJ. Marcoleta, the old Nj
caraguan Minister, and informed him of the deci.
sion of this Government to receive Padre Vigil,
the new Minister Mr.. Marcoeta Immediately pro.
tested against the act violation of the laws of
God and nations He is now preparing circular,
complaining of the decision of our Government to
be addressed to all the foreign ministers accredited
to the United States
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Accident ON the South Side RaiIrou d

LYNCHBURG, May 15-The rear car of the up
mail train, of this day, the South-Side Railroad,
was thrown from the tressle work, one mile be.
low this place. ]. M. Spier. one of the passen-
gers,was seriously injured and several others we're
slightly hurt. About 60 feet of the tressle work
was broken down. The car fell to the ground bot
tom upwards.
(sECoND DIsPATCH.
LYNCHBURG, May 15-s:40 P. M.-The acct
dent was caused by the breaking of the gearing
of one of the wheels and not through any fault of
the tressle work. Mr.. Spier is doing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The steamer City Of
Baltimore sailed bence to-day for Liverpool, with
40 passengers and full freight list
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Persia sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, with 81 500 600 in
specie. Hon. John P. Kennedy was among her
passengers
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

BOSTON, May l5.-The accommodation train
from Albany, in entering this city last evening,
came in collision with the carriage of Mr. VIM
Mcfarland Mrs Mcfarland and Miss Huests
were killed, and Mr.. McF. was fatally wounded.
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Arriynl of the Ania
scdurfion-The se.,r... n

NEW YORK, May 15-The steamer Asia, witt
dates from Liverpool to the Sd instant is below
and win be up about O'Clock
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PROVIDENCE r. l.. May 15-At the municipal
election here, to-day, the Americans carried their
whole ticket by 500 majority
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The City Hospital was de.
stroyed by fire today. Several inmates were
burnt to death and others seriously in jured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

WASHINGTON, May ia young man named
sarpoi today shot and killed another named Nally
for seducing his sister and refusing TO marry her
Both parties worked in the Navy Yard Jarbe
gave himself up, and Is now in prison awaiting ex
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 18th.


-, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.
81, . sa-ia ARRIVED,
Schr Juliet, Baker, Boston, mdze, D. 4 w. Curre
Schr Mary Willis, Creighton, Baltimore, mdze w.
d. Colquitt Co. .t..e- s 4ea
Bark E. A. Rawlings. Hatch. New York, ballast. -
Schr Hope, Voor, Potomac River gravel, C. M.
Warren Co. ., .-
schr Oakland, Free, Wilcoxs wharf, wheat, Haxall
Co. .-.,gt,.-,R a.s- zist
Schr Clara Wilson, Horseman, Potomac River gra-
vel, C. M. Warren & Co.
Schr Chericoke, Davis, York River wheat, E. Wor-
than Co
Schr Charm, Nckerson, Portland, plaster d. w.
Currie. H..
schr Planet Mars Gohasur, Philadelphia, pig iron,
Fl. w. Fry. e-- .t .+
SAILED,
schr Emma, Shoter via Port Walthall, to load with
coal for Portsmouth. .-.fL.
Schr Joseph Libby. Ashby. North Carolina, light.
Schr Magnet, Lewis, Halifax, N. s., mdze.
Schr L. Phleger, Hase, via Port Walthall, to load
with coal for Philadelphia.
schr Hanover, Whipple, New York, mdze, D. u W.
Currie.
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epucrAL MOTIF IS.


sess. Is ysisri sS 81 u, s:saaiSas
~. oss.of comMssio MEN o. " ssissvEHUt
districts spportioned by the Court who arc amply
qualified for the dschsrGe Of ths duties. In asking
the suffrage of Their tituney We must appeal to
their sound jndGment their fitness for the office
We silude q Msssfs Burton, Frsncisco and Hicks.
The former an old tried officer the second unanimous.
ly recommended BY his Wsrd citzenG and the latter
and Of whom word be uttered bat to the faith
full discharge Of his duty.
We earnestly solicit the friends Of true merit to
sanction the Recommendation Of these gentlemen.
my is--st MANY VOTERS.
~ Notice TO the Voters Of Henrico
County, DIsTRrcr No. 2.--I am candidate for the
Office of CONSTABLE, and should Il be your pleasure
to elect mo, pledge myself to discharge the duties
faithfully. a go sssst 81
my Is-dtd. SAMUEL J. BARKER
~ Auction Netice..-Attention IL solicit
ted to the trustee sale of Furniture to take place
This Morning at 10 O'clock At our .tors s ssi 1sver
myIi6-1t Auctioneen.
a. Special Notice.--E. b. Cook & 90.
call attention to the sale of Books Eugravngs sta
tionary, &c, which will be continued This Evening,
at u O'Clock, at i57 Main ct. my l6-st
~ The desirable Family Residence ad:
vertised for sale on Mayo street will take place this
friday afternoon, at o'clock. The sale VIII pc
is respectfully asked. JNO. r. D. PAYNE,
my i6-lt Auctloneer.
~ Special Auction Notice...I ask atten-
.sns i s1s 81 humber Of Bsdsssds
myi6-lt Il. CAuTHOkN, Aucf.
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TrT.rcRAPHrC NEWS.
TTLH0RAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR tn n DIsPAT on
-r. r
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA 3
The Indian War in Oregon and washington
N.sb,rr fran Central America.

I.
Nxw ORLEANS. May H.--Ths steamer Empire
Civ from Nav York ris Havana win dases rom
~. ,.,sar citv 10 the nth, arrived here To-Day
A. Havana abe connected with the stesmer Pm.
adelphis bringing Cafaoin'~ - ;
from Aspinwall -. ,.s, p.n.m. for N.r
VII viii "a 600 600 In gold.
I'll. =, .avices from California are unimportant-
c. ne Ersncisco markets quiet Flour had recover
o ssnr.duaIlv from It's depression.
en-ss;"n war in Org and Washington.
The Indian war In Oregon continues. body
of regular troops had been defeated with loss OF
twenty killed
The Indians had captured and burned the cas-
cades and massacred several of the whites.
n was reported that a body Of 600 Indians
were approaching the Dales from the North Sc
yeral fights were reported, in which the whites
were generally victorious
In Washington Territory the Indians were break
ing ont on the white settlers In every direction
Col d. Buchanan had defeated the Indians on
Rogue river, and relieved the citizens In that vi
entity
Central America.
There Is nothing important from central Amer
lea. The Panama papers are filled with ofiicia
correspondence between the dgnitaries OF State
steamboat commanders and others, with reference
to the late outrage on the lsthmus
There Ia nothing from Nicaragua
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 15-SeaGte.- The Senate
passed the House bill granting alternate sections
of land to Florida and Alabama In aid OF railroads
In those States
Mr.. Mallory made a speech on the Naval Board.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
A message was received from the President rela
tive to the routes of transit between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans, and the general condition OF
Nicaragua He says the small party of American
citizens invited TO Nicaragua by the Castion
party there, have apparently put an end to the po-
litical struggle which existed in that State I'VE do
not 20 behind the fact that foreign Government
exercises actual power in investigating into the
question of legitimacy, no do we inquire into the
causes that may have led to a change of govern
ment If, then, when Parker H. French, the Mica
raguan Minister, came here a few months ago, the
facts now presented had existed, he must have
been received. Various objections to him were
stated. Another Minister-Padre Vijil-has pre-
scented himself and been received, satisfactory ev
dence existing that he represented the Govern
ment of Nicaragua, de jare and de tacto." The Pre-
sdent then advances various considerations of in
terest with reference to the propriety of his recep
ton. He recommends additional measures OF Sc.
curity for the transit route.
Mr.. Weller spoke in support of the action of the
administration. He review ed Walkers whole his.
tory including his invitation to and advent into
Nicaragua. He spoke warmly and feelingly,
Mr.. Crittenden denounced the action of the Exc
cutive and said that in less than ten days after the
intelligence that we had recognized the new Go
| SeTuulcnt Oi NlcdTdSua, anu oui couHtI y
| would be involved in war in consequence
The Senate then adjourned.
House-Mr. Knewlton offered a preamble Gov
ering an account of the recent killing of Thomas
Keating by P. Il. Herbert M. c. setting forth thai
| the constitution gives the House the power to pun
sh its members for disorderly conduct, and with
the concurrence of twothirds to expel member
| The preamble concludes with resolution, refer
ring the matterto the Committee on the Judiciary
with power to send for persons and papers, and re
| port at the earliest convenience what action is ad
| visable for the House to take in the premises.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, objected to the resolution
on the ground that there was no question of privi
| lege involved, claimed by the gentleman pr {
seniing it.
Mr.. Clingman, of N. G, objected to ii, as out o
| order.
The Speaker, in reply to questions, said it mus
| be submitted to the House whether question O
privilege was involved or net
Mr.. Stevens, of Georgia, moved to lay the reso
| lutions on the table, which was carried by vott
| of 70 to TO-
The House passed the bill governing the election
| in Washington.
The Presidents message was read.
The House then adjourned.
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP ENIBROIDI

IF YOU WANT CHEAP EMBROIDE-
i RIES. go.to GOLDSM1T'S.
At GOLDSMIT'S you find great bargains in
Dress Trimmings.
In White Goods at GOLDSMITS, you can pur-
chase at remarkable low prices.
Black Silks ct GOLDSMITS, are sold at less than
at other stores.
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts and Fans, can be bought
of GOLDSMITH cheap.
Bonnet Ribbons, Blond Laces, Ruches, and Mill
merry Goods in general at GOLDSMlTS you can find
first-rate assortment, at low prces-or anything in
the Trimming and Fancy Goods line can be had at
GOLDSMIT'S Cheap Store,
m is 2n5 Broad at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

ERr Special Auction NOtice...I aslk ntten'
iion to my sale of Furniture. THIS MORNINGS, con
sisting of large number of Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Bedding of all kinds, &c. ---
my i6-lt r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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a sPAkAGUs TON INCREASINGLY pimscd I
convenient article for takins mp Aeearasa = Just
received and for sale by BULKLEY 1 CO.
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c. Special Notice.--E. b. Cook & Go.
call attention to the sale of Books, Eusravings Sta
tionary, &c, which will be continued This Evening
at u O'Clock, at l57 Main ct. my l6-at
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EOR HIRE..-A strong and healthy BOY,
l. about is years of old, accustomed to Farm work
Apply to DABNEY{& COOKE,
my 16-8t* Cor. Broad and 7th sts
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4 C1hD.--WeI. PkHCiv1T ssssss -,
A Tineef sad Afchif6ek--OA6ee 0oddiass Nan u
llfh, betwssn Msin asd Bask sEseet. - %
MecnAnIcAl an9 OfmamenfA1 Dfavinr
In connection With my Ayeaifscfnyal snd ~.
nssvtag onhos, hsye opened Drafting room, vhe,s
Desens end Copies Of ell kinds Of Mschine w.
Plans for Bridgee stcns or otherwise; Copies "a ~
oersph from, Of Railroad and Canal Msps snd ~
fIes Copies Of Lsnd Msn Tf4oinss, ~. vish ~
signs for wood, Stone or iron; OrnamsnsaI Werl ~
6e1stt - 1855 seWILLIAM PERCrVAI.
NH 13--~6m Civil Engineer and AYebits..f
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ENMBHOIDKD CURTAIN HtUsI4l ME-.
IA just feceived 6em auction loo pe Emereiess
Cnrtaiu Mu6,fnA q the low price Of ~ CT yard
NY 2. 0oLDshix, w sfosa !"
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WILLIAM HURLEY..E X g H N15V
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Atl stres, a. =
posite the Exchange Building Richmond, Va. W
q Bills Of Exchsnse, Bank Notes, Coin, q.
bought and sold.
rY Collections the Cities Of virginis and Nor,h
Carolina, made on favorable terms.
n. Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
~ Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messrs. r. H. Chambsraine Sons, Bsnker. Ns,.
folk, Va.
r. w. Bowden, Esq, Cash,r Bank ofvhsins, Nor
folk, Va.
Mesms. Maury Morton, Bankers, Richmond, Va
Msssrs. C. w. Purcell & Co., Bankers, Richmond
Va NH 6-dSm
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES win
be received until the LIST day Of July, 1885, for the
Virginia Central Railroad in Allegheny county.
The length of the two is about 600 feet in spans
rying from 80 to l2o feet Depth of truss, % fee ;
width 10 feet. Plan similar to the Great Calf Pasture
Bridge at Goshen, 50 miles vest OF Stauuton.
Terms of payment made known at the letting, or
on application to the subscriber at Srauoton.
FL. d. WHITCOMB,
nv I6--.dt29J Oh. EnR. Va. c. r.
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WvRMs in CHILDREN.--The very
man body, 10 Picofs Virginia Worm Killer. which
arcis contains no wormseed and consequently chil-
a,en can be induced to take it without the east trou-
Die. A'upply on hand and for ssle hy
50 J. w. POLLARD,
ny 20 nth street.
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4 Avs Of the United States Relative 20 the Public
" Lenf-comp's'a " te1cwiti
he, SC. vol. IS.
Couinusdon the ahove-oapaple,e 70 Issa yoI a.
American stat. Papers PAID Lanas and noeu
So. T'' 49,
nsncement 20 ls59. !
Laws nade by The Colonies and rvsrnmcnts
leSla relating 20 Indians ard Insaa uirairs. 81
vOs. g. Sd - -
Laws Charter and Local Ordinances Brsip Ffsncs
and spsin relating the Public elo
ties collected by gnseph NJ White 2 vols s. 50.
$40 90 SF ~ h'na'a
5shmidts Ctvi Law ~ Spsn and Nerico. ! vsl. as.
korkWeHs Iofnprnn Of Spanish Nsrcan relrt'a
" Wives and Re- Estate Tides. e. 50.
Stature HegulHtsons
cerninE Lsrds, Tides, NC. I Hf sS
HsxetS Military Laws nouny pepsion AZ he
United States. I ~ 81.
Trlaettss Pension Ind Bounty Land Laws vpl q,
heuuettS Pension T,awn- I vol a. co.
81 50. 800 A~' $50 W.
H.er'ebs pslossro R.1aHaso e. er.uc,on
The yEnis Pay sassr Rons q siHa esaned 70 IarA
noun'y. Bound IN volume. SIS.
JAMS rRASCK TArLoR,
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Tr,e.emar-rns ore.t Europsna discovery,


PROTECTED royal letters patent EngaDs
the seals Of Ecoe de Pamaeie Pari Imperial
le2e Of Medicine, Vienna n ..a
Tescuar No remedy general local debility
OF yife
from early
youth manhood and old age Write powers
impaired, decline
universally adopted; all physical impcdmens like
before influence, hus rendering liz invaluable
tering the marriage state.
completely aud entirely eadicaes
andate for, the OF the health OF portion Of the pop
uaton.,
Tnesema No great European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
inevitable destruction Of
and which all the sarsapalia In world
Tesemar Nos. l. alike devoid Of smell,
all naaroans qaaiies They lay the Toilet table without
Their being detected.
Sold in cases. 50 each divided separate
minsiered BY Vaipeau, l.ai Inland, Roux, sc.
To be had, wholesale and rea AIR. III. A. Barrow No. 81
Green street, Canal New York. specially appointed
and pateniee Unted
other part America. Immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow will forward Triesaar any world,
securely paesed and addressed according the
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov y-diY