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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

TT The Telegraphic and the AnlbrOtype
processes equally swift in their operation You
may now send message thousands of miles by tele-
graph and have your likeness taken by SIMONS, all
in q few seconds. What wonderful humiliation of
time and space. Formerly it took weeks to send a
similar message and to get perfect picture month
were required ja3l
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Richmond, Jan. IL, 1885, .Ii :

Mr. p E. GIRBs-.e - s.s ss.s.ssss gs-s} s..g
Dear Sir: As Mr. M. p. Si,nons seems to doubt the
trtfulness of your statement made in the Dispatch
of the 9Th instant hereby certify that handed your
note of the 9th inst to Mr.. NJ. p Simons He dechn-
ed your proposition by saying that you knew he was
mot prepared but insisted on the forfeit Of hun
bred dollars My reply TO him that you were not
a betting man. but that would take the forfeit for
you which he declined, by saying that il was not con
time To which proposed to him to make a note at
from one to six months which he also declined there
by backing out from his own challenge
JOHN w. DAVIES.
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e Abel U. Mayo. will be found hen

e. Abel U. Mayo, will be found here
after at the clerks office of the Federal Court Bosh-
ers Hall, corner of 9th and Main. 49,. --ts5 ~
He will attend particularly TO CONyEyANcING and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description,
and COPYING. -.
Memoranda left with his father Joseph Mayo, ESQ.
at his office in the City Hail. will be duly attend
ed to. .-s
He will also take Dispositions, and attend to all
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. ia l4-3m
1858 y
~ The Committee OF Arrangement for
the Commercial Convention, will meet daily at the
office of the James River and Kanawha Company, at
5 o'clock, p. M. until further notice.
Full and punctual attendance is requested.
81. - Hsas COMMITTEES. ~ a; >at rea'-
Thos w. McCance, w. B. Isaacs,
Horace L. Kent, C. w. PURCELL
Ro Nj. Burton, w. HI. Mcfarland,
Alex. X. Parker, James Lyons
Larkin w. Glazebrook Wyndhsm Robertson,
II. G. Cabell, Rich'd. I. Cooke,
Ro @. Morris, James Thomas Jr.,
Edwin Robinson, DIR. R. Archer
Rich'd. D. Heskins, Charles Palmer.
ia pts
u DIR. o. A. Crenshaw Office I43 Main
Street, over Parker, Nimmo Co.'S, lately occupied
by DIR. Haskins. ia 7-2m~
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~ Al Card.---P.s X. Gibbs, Esq..--Dear
s1R: At your request state that mo Judge has deci
ded that Mr. Simons 10 not infringing yonr Amerotype
still pending ut the instance Of Judge Hslyburton
himself in order to have the question tried by Jury
the Judge not being acquainted WITH tnat SOFT % pe
sess as he could NOT be expected TO be; and this 10
'ns 'amihaf p p oe' = 'A' A JUDsoN CRANE
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~ NOticc..-Deiegates To the Southern
and Southwestern Commercial Convection will
please report themselves in order have their names
registered aud receive their badges the Com
tees room, IN Billiards. Hotel, opposite the Exchange
Hotel Et<a& la 2g--ts
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/ Distributing the past three weeks N
IL hunting case GOLD WATCH, with an old fash
Toned steel fob chain and seal attached Makers NAME
Joseph johnson; number not remembered. A re-
ward Of twenty dollars viii be paid for its delivery at
this office, $50 H - 4E 8skE ia law
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UST--Befween our store and the Far
Ia mers' Bank, a Check drawn by John Darracott
on the Bank of Va No. check 2sj3) for three hun
suitable reward viii be paid for their delivery to US
S. MERCHANT L WEISIGER,
ia I-9t No II2 Mains
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fel & gasssssas6 'Oppgsite American Hotel. 3

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LzossAa yl6sss{s7 saa kaashRsg tssz ssssaa : !
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I OST-Yesterday evening, on Main ST.,
IL near Governor, c small paper box, containing
pair OF Cum Elastic Shoes several pieces OF Ribbon
different kinds and some other articles. The finder
will please return I to the UGpatch Office for which
areWard viii be paid, te liz
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LOST.
OsT-TEN DOT.LARs REyyaRD--o

r OST-TEN DOLLARS RExyARD--On
IL yesterday evening, January 3lst, at the Post Of
flee, PORTE MONNAIE, containing certificate
for five shares of Stock of the Famers Bank Of yir
sinia, standing in tue name Of Ferd NJ. Wiley end
Wiley, decd Also, check mo. 1881 in my favor.
for the sum of $50 on the branch Bank of Virginia
al Buchanan Also, Bond for nearly $500, on Ben.
ton Wiley, duo December, 1885, and a number Of
other papeIs oi e. yalo to any person but myself
Tie above reward will be paid tho finder FOR its de-
livery at tins Office. RIO. M. WILEY.
fa If
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T OST OR MISLAID.--A BOND execuf-
IL ed by Edmund Fontaine, Esq, President of the
Central Railroad for $3.50, bearing date in January,
1855 and payable 1st January, 1856, which said bond
has been either lost Inislaid. ~
All persons are cautioned against receiving said
bond as payment has been stopped.
BUCKNER T TREVILIAN
ia 23-d2taw4tNc1tA Caroline county
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\ UST--Betyeen Leigh street and Gov-
IL ernor st. yesterday morning, Gold BREAST
PIN with the name of "Alice" engraved on thu back.
suitable reward will be paid for its to this
office fe lit
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RUf Lyons Magnetic Powder for the
certain destruction Of eockroaches aud insects Of
All kinds about house. Also Lyonss death Pills,
Tree from poison fer the total eradication of and
mice Principal depot for sale of the above Of
! - ttEse 81 - : - DUAL x NORTONS 81
+ fe s4ass Drug Store cor 10th and Main sts-
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nUKE & HUTCTIEsllN. Gee. A. uasd.
IL Law Peter Fehr,s j. q. hettert, w m :.
II. Gary. W, g. King. Mrs Evans, Wm. Sssy, 4.
0soning 4 Regers dr. J. ~ Jee ksen. and We
DER-she best preparation known fef nsakihs
ilshtlnl bread Of all kinds. and PsstIy .,..vr
..a.syss-s - TtsSz.AA i ~ ~ Nan ssrssk
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lfANCX 6tl0Ds...I have ON hand a hae
Il assortment of Psrfnmesy, Pomsdes, Soaps,
Brushes, aud other Fancy Goods
JOHN + JACKSON,
fe szs szzfsa-t.v Druggist, No. Ia Hatn 81.
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Il 'OME AND thANE .fODh LAhnNE ss
where you can ret IL reasonable price Come
and get DAGUERRE0TYPE that will not fade
Come and get Daguerreotype that sour triends viii
know when they SEQ &. Come and set sDagueFreo-
tye that Is wortl, rssrying home. Come 20 POW
Frs Tor your psFssFrsetypes sas@ s#*s Eel -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

We have nothing yet 10y the steamer America, which
e Liverpool the 9Th, except olegraphic depatche-
The may adjourn the receipt Of tue papers to the
Greek ci!cnls
But from the oopiou- dispatches published in the New
York papers infer that the America brings the most
NIlike budget have received since the TALL Of S.bas
'opol The beligerent- making the stupeudous
preparations aud the indication. are that Sweden will en-
Ter actively into the war the side Of the Allies a.
.oon As the campaign opens. How Germany can main
tain hcr neutrality is the difficult problem Prussia t.
wholly Russian, we'll the smaller wers Of Blyiria
aud SNony. Austria -ynpithiscs warmly with the de--
po-m Of the northern Btblriius: but self-hnes. and
mcanne-i vii dictate her policy II she can make most
10y joining the Western alliance she will doit not not
The will stand aoof long she can and watch the
game % profit BOY IT, yci.-udcs. That they will 40 ul.
tmaicy. and perhaps soon. be- engufed in the vortex
Of war BE- highly probable.
The ouly f,orlbl. sign lpr Russia j. the idea which g..
gaining ground that Louis Napoleon intent ON schemes
ofhi' own Disposed 10 shuttle and by means Of biz Eu
ogean Congress leave England in the urch Tho prompt
rejection Of ta propositions by the Car may prevent an,
serious damage 90 she alncc for the pres MT but the
fact. .hu Louis tited un@orihy retreat will aov
the seed Of dstu.,' Which may iu time rpcn into noliou-
fruit
The decline Of per cent n English COZ sos denote.
hc populr commercial feeling with rcspect to the
probabilities Of continued and expanded war
With respect o, brcaIitun. t.2. ihr none, market wal.
tighter they were irncr The Dt,ig Nr. Ut the even
rs of tlc m -v- 'l1t 10 great portion of ta numerous
''ru cargoe- Lately arrived have been disposed Of. and
toe corn market to-day BE- Grmcr"
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discover nothing in that account Of the reported dc
claration Of Gov Wise that he solitary and
alone if need be-to buckle on his knapSack and
his sword and put ON his shoes, and march
across Mason and Dixon'S line, and challenge the
first Yankee hc might chance TO meet, to see which
of the two could run his valiant sword farthcSt into
a stump. The nearest approach to the reported de
elaraton of his "Ony" Excellcncy is contained in
the following sentence of the EsYWircr's correSpon-
cent describing what he did say:
ale said he had the power under the Constitution to
imboly the militia, and II emergency required it, he
would exercise that power"
Nothing of knap-SackS, swords, and over-shoeS in
this No mention at all is made OF his avowed pur-
pose to take up his solitary and military march
NOrthward Nor can we find a single hint aS To the
great exploits ne intended to perform, single handed
after he got beyond the line. Not a word upon any
of these interesting questions We hope the En-
2Hirers correspondent will refresh his memory a
ttle and give the bright and fragrant passages OF
his Excelency's harangue His sentiments that
memorable occasion should not be lost To the world
We discover however, that Gov. Wise rdiculed
the idea of foreign war" and especially a war
with England, and pronounced the Sound Dues"
''humbug," and the Nicaraguan question no better.
Mr. Pierce, it is well known, thinks Otherwise
jealousy of the BrgadierS rising Presidential pros
poets Just here, And wonder if he doesn't wish tn
trap him by taking opposite sides to him on the
grave public questions of the day. Ii would look a
title 80 To a man up tree.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

We have been unyiou,y waiting Tor several day.
Tor q faithful and impartial report of the -pecch,,
made on the occasion of the complimentary supper
to Judge Butler al South Carolina. We certainly
expected tp lind them ALL Hteritiptt esrJoiiu. in
uie hngp,rr of yesterday. But in this expectation
We have bccu sadly disappointed. II was consider.
Ell prudent we hear. not 10 publish them 10 the
world just a. they were delivered notwith- standing
n competent stcuographcr employed, who faith
fully performed te duty assigned him The spccchc,
were al taken down written out literally and u iull
but 20 aud behold. for some frstrate party reason
or other 10 was deemed wsest and safest not 10 let
them see the world, nor the world see them We
understand the main cause Of their suppression is
Che fact that they contained TOO much vine thunder,
lightning. war aud blood-shed. Whether this be
really 40 or not, We appeal to our neghbors Of the
Eramher and Enquirer TO say. Certain il is, these
much. talkcl.of imprcmptu harangues, though lite
rally reported aud ready for the press, are not forth
coming What can the matter beg
a ccrrspondcntof yesterday Eaq"'rcr pretend,
90 ei,c .or sccoent Of thc speeches but il amounts
10 ,hc p,ay ct Hamlet, with Hamlet Ion out We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

We beg the assembi wisdom take notice that received
yesterday letter from James Avis barley, the Virginia
poet who ke@ occasion them particular dts Be under
stood further that la all between aud sgor
range ourselves unhesngiy the side Of the rerfor poets
are nomore TO be mp,ri with ag than the bug
rhem- sentiments w therefore for BARLEY against the
"a,.-nlc wisdom of the
lars from the literary fund Il rsy his due considering the emf
neni service he has rendered the OF letters and
aonshcl az the stupidity Of the Lgisature promptly
ing H. We npore them, for their whether
enough appreciate NJ Barey, poetry
sier their decision of this question The state, the the
world Interested the success OF literature Sui the ump Of
genius u they-SeAk vessels ~ they-are not.
NJ BARLEY concludes his letter with
nuncaton Of the assembled wisdom" which will
them 10 the quick and witch take malignant pleasure
dorsing lie says
III Inner would paint present Legislature Viz
EnN s:Iiis JIt's drunk with trying
and other Poems Do"
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IL is stated that Democratic Of .he Iecisa-
turc, lew nights since, nominated Mr. Moncure Senator
from Caroline, for the post Of Second Auditor and De-
legate from Shenandoah Tor that of Treasurer We know
nothing whatever OF th. last geneman-but We believe
Mr. Moncurc il very respectable aud worthy man But
the point is thai they both members of the Elective
body Nobody but of themselves is good enough to
partake OF the spoisl There has been a tendency to-
wards this state Of things for time suppose
may be considered settled Tor all time Outsiders
outdcrsand outsiders they themselves
a. be-
Rumor reports that there lively contest among
the insiders themselves for the honors That should 90
to comfort the outsiders their disappointed brc
thrcn in the ring badly Of ss thcy-or rather
they had endure the modification of defeat
The outsiders had a chance indulge hope
Therefore, il they gained nothing they lost nothing
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A Qaesiion.

We should like to learn Of the Enquirer and Erdiner
whether they justify the Democratic members of Congress
in voting for Richardson his admission the ccnsti.
nationality OF the Wilmo; proviso and his declaration
favor of the doctrine of ''squatter sovereignty"
That is Col Richardson's position. What is Mr.. Full
lors. Why, that Congress has power to prohibit
slavery in the Territories have the Territorial Legis-
lures themselves the power In short he denies both the
consiitutionay OF the Wmot provi>o aud the consu.
uonaliy OF the squatter sovereignty" doctrine. Mr..
Richardson admits bohagans the exercise of the
at present but rjoices nightly in the other. On the
contrary, Mr.. Fuers position the subject of slavery
throughout is very like Mr.. Calhouns Which, we desire
in all csndor know is the souuder and more reliable
man of the two for the South
But we await the response of the Examiner aud Ea-
Yirrr before none upon the Rchardsonian doe
,ne in reference the constitutional power of Congress
nNnr sllNrrN
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AMERICAN GRAND COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA.

n y
quorum OF delegates to th, United State Council. %
the American party Of Virginia, assembled the Council
Hall in the city Of Richmond. Tuesday evening JAM.
ary 9th. 1856
President Moore called the meeting 10 order and bro
ceedcd organize the Council by examining the crcden-
tals OF members claiming t0 hc elected delegates All
Of whom were admitted 10 seats
Various propositions then submitted in relation TO
the further organization Of the body, Of which they we're
not submitted Doe writing. no record wa kept
The following resolutions were offered by Mr ImbO
den.
Resyir,J That in the further or,anltii, Of this Coun
c members Of the Legislature Of Virginia belonging to
the American part, aud teprc.eutiag counties uat have
delegation IN Tie body, be- admitted 90 seats
Received. That counue- not represented 10y special
delegates pr hy members Of the Legislature NAV be urs
-ented bS any redrnt ctlcns Of such counr members
Of the American party, upon their enrolling their
members NJ this Council
Ancr debate in which several gentlemen participated
the resolutions of w. imbplpii adopted.
A committee then appointed at tie suggestion of
Mr Mason nominate officers for the pcscnt session Of
the Council Mcs-rs. Mason, Wood, Lewis, Paterson.
Wright Blrvcl Murdaugh Staples, and BDrciuin con
-ttuted .l committee. The Council then adjourned u
meet at the Hall "Wednesday at nine o'clock A
M
wrpvrspAY, o'clock. ~
She council net pursuant 20 Adjournment the report NJ
the committee nominate officers, submitted read and
. laid on the table.
committee Of Finance ordered consist Of Messrs
Cochran, Mirdtugh aud Mtupn.
Mr. Boiling Of Prince Edward who had been prevented
Wy bad weather from attending the ft meeting Of ts
Council moved reconsideration Of the resolutions o
Mr. ImJoden, adopted Last evening the ground thai
they we're Informal pending which the Council adjourned
10 meet u the Hall the Of och and Main streets
at o'clock, r. VI.
WgpSEsDAY--4 o'clock
The Council met pursuant 20 adjournment The mo
ton N reconsider the resolutions Of yesterday was order
ed lie the table Tor the purpose Of taking up the
port Of the committee nominate officers or The presen
session a. accoritucc with tie recommendation oi IN,
report the following named gentlemen unanimously
l.cted:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

We publish e-eT-'e ts proceeding Of NE STAT. Ovep,ou ~
ne American party which closed m session 10 u .t, on su,is,
night last r b. seen that ne Phlsdephis Platform "a. r.
opd 20 whole and n detail u rs.adops o a. W. under
% ~ ~ 'no-' u"Anlno's voiene ony exception being Botts
and the B,tt' delegate from uis city BESIDE, t y.,,is
Mess" Boiling AMI im'on appointed desate. 10 t, phil
qdelphs Nominating Convention. neither Of whom would y,,ot.,
' f -s'oh 'o 'hrf Hs hands, snd neither whom would
under scarcely "nt con vab circumstance. ufn In do ri
pretenson' 70 ue Pollen of John Nnor B,u IN VOID ~.
Amercsn press and voter of vrsn, ta,ly t--v.v vile, m,
death Of bo't' Co., Safe Ci-nri merely executed ho aud
for ha ihs bufisi service. Rsgaiss. ia yaLe
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Weather in England.

IN, ending December throughout Ia.
land hal ba aai almost unprecedented FOR early pc
Rod Ia the In districts had iea;ho' gene
rally the ground nAsel and hard frozen. Many the
bockl with clnd arrested greatly mpeed
In consequence o. the severity the weather,
altogether Suspended and farmers al gently yploye
thresns their wheat Osug ths ecamance much larger
qIlntc thAn usual a Will be thrown upon
For the ending the 29h have repo;o
notices In the london Of that lat, the continued rgour
tbe .st-ou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

If P'rs-r bury rtsf. Doc oi ua of srrearrr
Np Hho i' nt Inst nls Doc, p..Isi over 10. eitor,
''u' "i' Who 'et NOW n r'Yel.nse of p.5rac'ei indie
,1san' Eheh ha.t ar,lnI 1 fgr ne d.t. ~ b. station
"rp'H vM W. Wish rarner Their. IRE bit lev editors
Boz ie STATE able GO Fr with vg, r.ns,. ADD III et We
oir ere long ' wei 'me h back again n r.orei health 10 ue
.,rJf ofi.,i1f
fle Chransburg Hti ht' aiso f,si ,a ns hands or Mr.
VIZ Birnru into roe o. Mr w.. C. rras W., D. made
spirited p"pe' and W. regret Die rs,-y VI T. however from
vocation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

g. Iswu.e a 'l n-wip. tiat JsG Davis l9u, 10 gn
rt Zoo a Cabinet. loo IIenee of . oecl o.. Che tusf
S. Susie. ani u,. Charlie. jaime. Psusur of u state viii
f.-l nn 't Secretary ~ War WHY n1y n1 Pierce save
Co.. credit r d,n.y ,nI appoint COP, Ryni. fred b,p,s.
F ' "h.r rn'uHn ~ equal character and req stability o.
nrlnb of ul nI % abstraction appoint Fautner 60 ONCE
possibly hIl 'ybsiy . black white WHO BE- willing to
f..h We h-f h brgier to y,at 100 h,r,ri Che De-
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uOrgy M DRLB0ATFs

MONDAY Jan. 2lst, 1866.
The House met ~ O'Clock pursuant u adjournment.
(Mr BONDrRANT occupying the Chair, 10 the absence
oi the SpeakerJ
nffts IMPORTED.
Bill. we're reported from a.. Standing committees:
To incorporate the Blue Rdge Copper company Of Vir.
gina
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MONEY, STOCKS. &C.
The New York Commercial Of saturday evening, says:

The money decided symptoms Of
during The week, aud the supply 10 abundant
al rate Commercial paper not pressing the market
considerable transactions, n strictly fret class
u generally supposed that the bank week via
STOW large In the specie average placing h
millions. But this probably much. Half that m In
our opinion, would BE- nearer the mark.
IN State stocks there not much done s morning Missouri
sizes brought st ye.ierdays price, virginia e3.
u $50 Ivy California " 1870 siNG1st Indiana
hyes stts, advance Ia Railroad bonds
light We all les than forty dollars Ee
eohd mortgage closed At g5 advance Of 1915 At pO
thirty aud days, Illinois
price u River nrst uiotg,ge s9E ditto at 81
ye.tcriays price
The eSpg q specie Tor the f5os2 snd for the year
$50 thus ar, fg2 SO ~.
Foreign rychanse closed armly iOTKGiO1 Tor sixty dse on
England. sud 5.2G4 6L5,1U Tor Paris.
~ relation American the
brothers 4 Co. remarks follows
American stocks
Hnd &C. Investments a'e v~y inug. but qo. cs forced
The market for sale Prices TOT The
socks Which interest payable inst are 1uoel ~ al
dend ie Massachusetts sterling a aud .etn
may be had at ~ Maryland sterling s,sg tpto a.
Ply eyhv small sum n Pnusyivana certncates Ia. been
loid ~ " y, eN DIV b The market
bond 81 eS div sgleT-. tennessee -. SELLER bsrgn bas
INV ~ " -
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~MormEnw nHEAsT cLorms-ra.

=y-MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS These
Rn4 cloths have attained established reputation a. A.
oring the only perfect protection against preventive Of the
mothers greatest affection. A GirHEEED BaEa~
Mothers should bear mind valuable Cloth, are not In
ended 60 the hrcsst When they are dynsd 70
prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly DO Mothers.
therefore, Who haze the least fear apprehension Of risen breast
should not wait tn hey threatened for these cloths hut
houi de put to NEE, any emr
Sency.
" used ~ directed hey VII very speedily dlsspate aH innama
ton Of the breast ay entirely MI pain arising or other
render M breast pabe the natural free
end unobstrue noW ~ the milk which Invariably relieves and
tv"tis The possibility 81 GArHgEsp Bszssr.
Mother have Hsr,d that y have found noxprrusbr com.
DO these cloths constantly during period Vt which the
dow Of mills J.. most dilicui aud irregular.
No las eye found hu with Them that know willis, on the
contrary e B0f That cy esteemed u inesblc value by
hundreds vino have used hcm.
They perfectly convenient 10 upon the
garments may applied removed IT With
entire convenience.
sN remittance Of tioo accompanied by t2 csa.s -orh Of
postage viii @ prompt by mail Of pair
u these cloths to any part ~ the United states
They Tor sale exclusively by
ADIE A GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents
seli III Main street, Richmond, virgina
sN- direction, Tor applying these Cloths. Will accompany