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DIHD.

YeHerasy morning. abouf 10 o'cIock, et the resi-
aanee Of Msn r. Edwardson. Clay sta, Mi NAftNfE
PxTMON. 81 the 18th year Of her age.
Hsr funsrui will take place this (Thu11dayI morn
ius e O'Clock Tho friends Of the family, and tAose
Of MI Pstsr D. Glenn, are invited to attend.
Yesterday, ANNIE, infant child Of Christopher and
Sarah Ann Waithall.
Friends and acqusintances of the family arc invi.
ted 10 attend the funeral this asrnoon 1t oclock
from their resiaence.
On Wednesday, 9Th inst. ct 10 O'Clock, H., Mr.
WILLIAM GARY, in ths SD year of his age. after
severe illness Of several weeks which he bore with
great patience and resignation. He leaves wife and
one child TO mourn their rrepsrabie loss. He died
he had lived. at peace with God
The friends and acquantances of the family 70
guessed to attend his funeral this Thursday) morning
at o'clock, at his residence on 9Th st. south side Of
the Canal, 5ss8
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New Publications.

"Lardners One Thousand and Ten Things
worth Knowing. A book clearly explaining how
to do rightly almost every thing that can be peces
sary in the kitchen, the parlor, and dressingroom
and disclosing all the most valuable information
recipes and instruction in the useful and domestic
arts. To which is added employment for ell er q
hundred ways to make money" A title which
correctly describes the book. Published by Long
d Brother New York.
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEEGER.-TheS South
ern Literary Messenger for April contains its usu
al amount and variety of interesting articles.
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~ Virginia Magic Washing FIuid.--

~ Virginia Magic Washing FIuid.---
WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN HoURs.-The great
utility of this preparation must be evident to ALL
it requires only gill to do ordinary washing 1t
ia unequailed in point of economy, saving of time,
and hard labor and rubbing on washing boards.
ness is its rapid rise in public favor and its extensive
and daily increasing use.
So well has 1t become known, and so highly appre-
ciated that it has nearly superseded all other wash
ing compounds soaps &c and this solely by its great
superiority and cheapness and the ease dispatch and
without the least injury to the finest linen
1t not only softens and the dirt but bleach
es the article snowy white.
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired, and
the large demand for it has produced numerous lnl
tations So be your guard and ask for the genu.
inc article which sells for 123 quart and pre-
pared only by z. ]. PICOT, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market, Main street.
NH 21--lm
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THE INSPECTION ARREsT.-The schr Merry
man, Capt. Spight taken into Norfolk for the re-
sistance ofthe Captain to the inspection laws is
still in custody therSuntil security for the fine of
$500 can be obtained She was searched but no
slaves were found. The Captain has been sent to
Hampton for trial The schooner is said to belong
to coal company of New York, which intends to
test the validity of the law
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH.-Edw c. Thomas
has been appointed Inspector of Provisions for
Norfolk. Page e. Allen. of Portsmouth, on Tues.
day, launched the first of the three u. s. Revenue
cutters for which they contracted, and were to
have launched another yesterday. On Tuesday
night two sailors and marine leaped overheard
from the U. S. steamer Merrimac intending to de-
sert. The marine was drowned, and but one OF
the sailors captured. Eleven schooners arrived at
Norfolk Sunday from North Carolina, with sweet
potatoes.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tsrr-dny nIsruIns, April 10. 1855.



Suicide.
In brief paragraph Of the letter OF . y. ~.
suicide, which we published yesterday, Fs,ns
reasons for ending his life, the words aa1 ..,.c,
occur fifteen times In fourteen lines 4.
Of my idolasry," "Unworthy OF my D.s' IT. .Nr.c.
II the unhappy gentleman bad expahaea .,.
,iens little beyond me" and "my.eH' -
have escaned that morbid cond'ion VI 'e'""s
which hurried him to the sra'e ,fx.
r.. ,,,,Ia doubt that most acts OF selfde-
strpct;on ara prompted by insanity. In 'n's case,
a.. ,,o,;u .seribes his crime to MIS- unrequited
- S...,h.r when we should imagine Il was
an. -, - an excessive fondness for himself
NJ. n. ye heard of women dying of broken heart
h,, nsver before, except in romance. OF man
Killing himself because woman could not return
his stection Better have philosophicaiy huinmed
the lines
sIf she be not fair for me. -
What care how fair she ne
and, sought some other maiden, less difficult to
please and perhaps more worthy
There is no reason that can justify suicide, save
tho Loss of reason In showing himself able to
give reasons In his defence, the New York suicide
has danr;v.d himself of the only reason that could
possibly Justify it. No sane and strong mind will
tsu. .eek TO escape the Affections of life. Man is
born to trouble; it is an inevitable portion of his
10. aud his discipline Only by patiently enduring
cslamities, can he overcome them. Each must re-
eeive his share Of suffering it is administered by
hand which knows best how much each is able to
bear. Life is great battle field, and shoulder to
shoulder all should march, and bravely face their
enemy and receive with fortitude the sharp wounds
and stunning blows of the contest No hardy and
magnanmous soul will desert its comrades In this
fearful fray. Sweetly shall sleep the hero, though
pierced by thousand balls, whose dying lips can
utter, Il have fought good fight; 1 have kept
the faith"
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~ Teething Children will be strength.

re- TcethtnK Children VIII De sIfenGIn~
ened and improved by the use of BAKERS BIT
TIERS, medicine purely vegetable in its compost
tion and entirely innocent in its results Delicste la
dies sickly children, stalwart men, and decrepit
men, may all it with benefit to themselves, and
without the slightest risk of injury 1t contains no
mercury other poisonous minerals Ia free from
pleasant flavor, and 10 so compounded to remain
pure in every climate A tablespoon full, before
meals will sharpen the appetite, quicken digestion
strengthen the lungs, and impart happiness to the
diseased mind.
Price so cents per bottle. To be had of the princ
pal Druggists in the city of Richmond and elsewhere
Orders filled by addressing
APIS e. BAKER Richmond Va.
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= 1ayaaine - Dry Goo1s sand nIantil.
TaADs .---N EZEKIEL. Nh. 10 Msf1 street. Hsv-
ne received Wy dne ook ~ fssbiorsbls styles Of
Dry Good aNd 4Anfillas aH purchased under the
those who purchase for cash a. capnot
fail to large share Of patronage All Goods
presented. Being extensively engaged in the msnu-
facture OF Cloaks Talmas end Mantilias can Offer
great advantages to purchasers either Wholesale OF
retail my s.oe. . t1ss ma nes Ia'l ana
Now on hand 900 Cloth, Velvet, Antique and siik
Mantillas all 10 be sold Of cheap An Early call Il
collected. ap 10 y. EZEKIEL.
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~Youug Mems Democratic Ass0cia-
rIoN-A meeting of the Young Mems Democratic
Association will be held at the Corinthian Hall, on
Main street, on FRIDAY evening, April lltn az
o'clock A full attendance is requested.
By order of the President.
ap 10-3t H. w. STAkkE, Secy.
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lrtnnf to femaIes-Dr. CHEESK

" Important 10 females-Dr. CHEESB-
MANS PILLS.-The combinations of ingredients IN
these pills are the result of long and extensive Pisc-
tice They are mild in their operation, and certain
in correcting all irregularities painful menstruaou
removing all distractions whether from cold or OH
srwise, headache, pain in the side, paptaon OF the
heart disturbed sleep, which always arise from inter
rupton of nature They can be successfully used ss
a preventative. Explicit directions which should bs
J. g. WOOD,
an 9-St+ Corner Main and 18th ct,
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"Rev. DR.. Cook, Editor of the Puritan Recorder,
in series of articles in that paper the lecture
tenn now prevalent in our Lyceums, maintains that
though the system, like the theatre, introduced
instruct the mind and improve the heart there is
danger that the Lyceum will be as demoralized
es the stage that already religion is loser nd inf
deity gamer; and that it has come to be institu-
ton for amusement, and not for Improvement"
Cdricaturing Religion and the Ciergg-it appears
that MIR g. w. Curtis, in his Lecture Dickens, the
for his carcauringof the clergy, the Of his
philanthropy. 'Dickens's humanity the says) is a
wss humanity He is full of common sense. He
believes fully in helping the unfortunate. Mrs Jelis-
by and the Bozioboolahgah mission, and his clerical
gallery of Pecksnifs, Stigninses, and Chadbands
lanthropY, while your child starves in your room
for the loaf which you fling the street,
Dickenss whole sentimentaities humanity, philan-
thropy, and all the rest, of the world, worldly
They might exist, and would be even more preten.
tous there such thng az Christianity to trust
in. They belong to this earthly state of things in all
it's eartbliness. The heathens often humanita-
rians and phianthrOpists after similar fashion,
THAcKERAY is one of the same kindred, 1t is a
school in which there is little appreciation of Christ
pic according to their own standard As the Incar-
Son of God they know HIM not and therefore do
not recognize him in the character of his Divinity"
What THAcKERAY may be, lin belief we do not
know. But there be no wonder that they have
SO little appreciation of little sympathy with, the
them in their novels and ronances They
are his own truthful words He that despiseth you
despiseth me- and he that despiseth me, despiseth
him that sent me- the fact is both these popular hui
feeling with the Christian ministry; and thus 10 veri
fed our Lords own precaution, Marvel not, my
BRETHREN if the world hate you; ye know it hated
before it hated you'" Its
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wLibrary and Reading Rooms of the
RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The Library and Reading Rooms of this Association,
located In Goddns Building first floor, up stairs
are now open every day from ten O'Clock, A. M: to
evening and Friday morning.
These rooms contain variety of well-selectsd
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, as well Is all
the best NEWSPAPERS of the United States re-
ceved and fled by the latest arr walls.
~ Persons visiting the city, we'll as citizens
generally cordially invited to visit the rooms at
their pleasure. NH 2o---lm
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Navigation of the ST., Lawrence.

QUEBEC, April 8.-Two schooners. from below,
arrived here yesterday with market produce
They report the river free of ice below. Tine fer
ry boats also commenced running yesterday.
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New OrieausrR aces

NEW ORLEANS, April s-The spring races ovel
the Metairie course, commenced Saturday. To
day Minnow beat Arrow three mile race To
morrow the great race comes off between LIE
compile, Arrow and Minnow.
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Connecticut,l Election.

NEW HAVEN, April 9.-Returns received here
show that the Fusion have a, majority of 5 in the
Senate and in the House. Three Districts yet
unheard from
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t. Or. VIM. III. Taylor offers his profess
sional services the citizens of Richmond and vci
nifty.
Office Main street, over the Drug Store Of o. A.
Strecker, where he may be found day and Eight.
ap 3.-Iut
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The Clay Festival.

We learn that every preparation is making t.
give eclat to the Clay Festival at the Slash Cot
tage on Saturday. There is every reason for ex
pecting most spirited celebration.
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~ Pert.med Breath What lady Q,
greeahie breath when by using the Balm a rSs,
sand FIowersu a. denfifrcs would not caiv re.,Sy
i sweet, but leave the teeth white ala6sstsr,-
the subject IL 20 delicate their friends never
tion it. Pour q single drop of the Balm on ynur
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and norninx a
fifty cent bottle win last year.
BeamtJfxl CompiersoB may be acquired by ugnx
the Balm Of Thousand Flowersn Ii will remove
TAM pmpes and freckes from the skim leaving it Of
Q soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour on two er
three Drops and wash the face night aud morning
Sharing Made Ensy.-Wet your shaving brush nj
of "Bam of Thousand Flowers. rub the beard yvs
and will make beautiful soft lather much fsc,lita.
ting the operation Of shaving Price only 50 cents
For sale by FErRrDGE Co, proprietors, and all
druggists.
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I OST.- Yesterday, between 9TH street
IL and Hollywood Cemetery, GOLD BAND. The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving it at
this office. APP l0---lt
I OsT.-.Near the Old Market, ON Wed
II nesday evening, box containing pair of EAR
RINGS. The box has Mr.. Voegle's name on it. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this
'ffice. sp 10---3t*
I OST-On the 9TH of April, somewhere
LIST, bound in black morocco A suitable reward
will be given for its return either this office or to
the owner, whose name and residence may be found
ON the first page ap g. St
I OST.--Severai bonds executed by -
IL Gibson To- Sishols; for the delivery of which
at this Office a reward of $50 will be paid.
NH A--tf
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ap l0-1t

~ Auction o 1 G ...C06ee. Sugars,
Uh;,iev Rum &c THIS MORNING, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.,
NIT Auctioneers.
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- Rensvau.-UF. n1aye No reuseycA -
q. on . in rssr Of the house corner 81 Brosd ii
csn Be found By persons requiring bic
vices S--dfm*
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BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fs I2-d6m Agents. Richmond

u DR.. Peachy, corner OF Governor and
franklin SITS . over Doggett Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and Anstons.
zeal plates, (full set.l NH 2i.--Im+
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~Protectien Building Fun

~ Protection building Fund Company
The company will hold its regular monthly meeting
on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at u o'clock, r.
M at the office of Messrs. Lee l. Baily. on 18th At
between Main and Bank. This being quarterly
meeting, full attendance is desirable.
T.. r. TOWNSEND.
an 9---2t Secretary.
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" Spring stock.--Thos. X. Price Gc Go.
de ire to say to their customers and the public, that
they are in receipt of very great variety Of NEW
THINGS and as one of the House will be in market
most Of the season. buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
gF complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH iS-5m
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r<Auction Notice-Dammgcd Dry Goods
at 1uctien-The attention of the city trade and
Country merchants Il solicited to sale Of Damaged
Dry Goods THIS MORNING. at u o,cIsck. See
advertisement. LAhUS Dime,
-. IN Aucts.
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" Bowers, Snyder and Carter.-Of fhe
RICHMOND STovE AND ARCHITECTURAL IRos
WORKS, have opened Office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south Of Main street
NH 90 Sm*
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c~PnrtIcular attention In requested TO
the sale Of a beautiful building lot THIS AFT ER-
NOON, by GODDIN L APPERSON at A. O'Clock.
on Richmond Hill fronting SO feet on 18th street,
running back 264 Sect between the residence OF H. T.
Pairo snd Capt. Libby 1t IL one of the hsndsomest
situations about the city. ap io-h"
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~ Preserve yOur Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and heslthy-by the use OF
prevents Toothache. imparts q pearly whiteness to
the Teeth and 3 delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath is free from all injurious
fists as superior to any preparation known. See cir
cular.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD& Cos BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE 4 GRAY; LA1DLEX
& ROBINSON; GRUBBS l. APFERSoN, and ah
Druggists. Price 80 cts. taH--Sm
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ELEMENTARY MORAL LESSONS
Ia AND OTHER NEW BOOK.

Al PRICE u GAhDCLUS.
ELEMENTARY MORAL LESSONS for Schools
and Families so highly recommended at the ate
Sabbath School Convention; &c,
A NEW BOOK OF EASTERN TR.4TELS, evn-
bracing Egypt, the Holy Land, Turkey and
& greeee:. BY BENJAMIN porr, D; D., Rector 9'
LIBERTY md SBApERY. b. Professor BLEED
soc, of the University of Va; new and valuable
work; 81.
LISTS NATIONAL SYSTEM OF POLITICAL,
ECONOMY, fruni tho German of Matiie; 81
REPUBLICAN, LANDMARKS: OF, Views of Ame-
ricsn Statesmen on Foreign Immigration. By j.
r. Ssnderson, 3 50,
SUGGESTIONS on the Religious Instruction. OF
Colored People, BY Rev. c. c. Jones' Of deof-
gia; Zoe.
THE wa or SALVATION BY Albert Barnes;
GUTHRfE on THE CHRISTIANS GREAT
INTEREST; 76c
INQUIRIES DfREcTED. BY Rev. Oct. Wins.
SUMNER OF THE PESTILENcE. By Rev g.
D. Armstrong An account of the Yellow Fever
In Norfolk; Soc.
HARPERS MAGAZINE Mothers Magazine and
Merry'a Museum for April sp 9-St
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LOST.

OST.-.At the Theatre or on 9TH street.
~ on Tuesday evening, GOLD BRACELET
with three Cameo Heads A suitable reward will be
paid for the same if left at the Dispatch office.
ap l0-2,*
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~ DR.. b. r. WelIfora Has re-..~>s III.
Office TO 18th street. between Broad And H.rsEal.-
Residepce corner Of 7th and Marshall strsets
ap3-dims
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r. Fencing Academy.--.P. Wilbachcr
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
in the science that he has opened class for nstrac
ton at No. 208 Main street. Terms SIS for course
of IL lessons in classes. NH Ism
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The Steamer Cambria.

The Steamer Cambria.
HALIFAX April 9.-There is nothing yet of the
steamer Cambria now due here with dates from
Liverpool to the goth of March.
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FOX THE DISPATCH ]
Current Literature.

Messrs. Editors-The following articles are taken
the first from the Dutch Reformed) Christian Intel
igencey, the second, from the New ork Churchman
ton of your readers As to the Lecture SYSTEM the
people Of the South may be somewhat incredulous
when Dr. Cook tells them that it has made religion
travel during the winter months in the Northern
States to convince them that its tendency is in some
cases to demoralize and in others to produce NOR
bid taste for superficial reading which only not de-
morallzing By the bye, if your paper should reach
the cpping-r room of theaEditor of Harpers Monthly
will you kind enough to request him to add his
''Drawer" and Easy Chair" portable Trash-boz
wherein to deposit all the stale anecdotes and shall
low attempts at wit wherewith our noses were re.
called more than thirty years agol The african
Preacher. once said l. believe, that during the Rep
raj the back ought to be as wide as the
ntdoor,-a door for exclusion, well one fol
admission. May not the same simile be employed in
reference to light literature
Respectfully yours,
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~ A Perfnmed Breath.--Wh.. lad :,

~ DR.. James Dsve--ence corner - HANK
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House & a-sm
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wDr. w. Y. Lipsc Ombe- Office with DIR
Warins few doors below the Exchange Hotel.
an 7-lmS
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ap 10-6m

e The Great Russian Remedy.-Pro Boz
no PUBLIcO.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in case of accidents to the chill
dren."
REpDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-It 10 Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and recommended By ply
scians 1t is and speedy cure for Burns Piles
Bois, Corns, Felons Chlbains, and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scad Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nursesl Whitows, Sites Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
tits most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used it In the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing in that country-and the proprie
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen phys
cians captains and others, who have used
it themselves, and recommend it to Others
Redding's Russia Salve Is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture Of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents a box.
Sold at all the stores in town country may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING l. CO., Proprietors
No. 8 State st., Boston.
= BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. 70 l2-d6m
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R. CAUTHoRN.

~ Fletcher's Hair Tonic excels every
thing for identifying and improving the Hair No
toilet table is complete without it. and single trat
10 quite sufficient to show its good effect The greet
success of the Tonic has brought mp host of imfa'
tors, (who know much about the treatment of thu
Hair as the man In the moon,l whose noxious mix
lures have produced much mischief and annoy
ance.
Persons wishing the original and genuine article
can be supplied by the manufa cturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
NH u 10th st.. between Main and Cary,
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ey,. Genuine Pain Extractor

~ DalIey's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from tine Sc
versest burns or scalds in from TO twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and effectually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Khenm
-Infammatory Rheumatism-Sore and infamed
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds Bruises-Old and lnveterafe
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and Bunions-Ery sipelas-
Swellings-Felons--Cbil OF In
sects--Sweled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions--and ali other inHammatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be increduous about the many diseases named
tojbe cured by only reflect that the few.
but positive properties which the Daley Salve alone
contains, and a. heretofore enumerated-one to FOUR
reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more OF enumerated.
Query.-Do Not REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE cALoMEL INwARDLy FOR SCORES OF DR.
FERENT DISEASES
Each BOX of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExTRAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of G. v. CLICKENER l. CO, pro-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit. Price Is cents per box
II All orders should be addressed to C. " Click
ener Co 81 Barclay street. New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
an 10-6m 125 Main sfreet