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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

PEACE AT THE ELECTIoE.-The Democratic
and American committees in Louisville, have
made An arrangement for the preservation of the
peace on the day of the election. 1t is designed
to have volunteer police force of twenty men
from each party in every ward under the control
and direction Of chief officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

W. Sattler, of Richmond, Va, was among the
passengers on the Persia, which sailed from New
York Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

THE OCEAN STEAM COMPANY, between New
York and Bremen, has been very successful II
IL said that in addition to regular dividends, the
Company has accumulated surplus of e100, ,O00,
in 4 capital of 5000 COO
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Hon. Cyrus L. Dunham, for several years q
member Of Congress from Indiana, died on the
23d inst s
Thomas Wells, for the murder of John Gillow,
at Newberry, South Carolina has been sentenced
to be hung on the I'd of January.
The brothers Butt, tried at Elizabeth City N. G
for the murder of Robert Childrey, their fatherin
law, have been acquitted.
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- 1spsEzgsF1 THE ADAMS, EXPRESS
IL COMPANY, lS4 Main It,. hsy.

~ -rzs.szpzK1 THE EADAMs,E EXPRESS
COMPANY, iA Main 4. hsy.
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich.
mond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevie, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, now pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates. every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
yewelry &C., to the above named cities and all
places on the seabosrd.
Our Express on the Steamships Will be acsompa.
MED By special Messengers, who will give their per-
sonal attention the careful handling Of goods
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Stsamship
Express.
points In Virginia and North Carolina. will BE- sent b.
stesmers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sai,ins qnsli ssiosE
Agent of AdamS Express Co.
vsPECIAL NOTICE.-Expreas packages for
Nerfolk Petspburg, Richmond and all places In Viz
rnis and North Carolina, intended for shipment BY
stearnships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
be received by tho ADAMS EAPkESs CoMPANf,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
'1 otfsss Of tbs New York and virdnia steamship
Company. LuDLAA PLEAsAETs,
sp 4Eo AsenU.
DELLEVUE HOsPlTAI....Thls ln.tita-
in delightful, airy position, and 10 farnshed with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort OF p.
tients and tho successful treatment OF disesse.
The Lying-in Wards peculiarly commodfous.
The undersixned give their personal attendance r.
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored FaAont1. pek vccA.
Whites.
Private accommodation 70 ~ =
These rstes embrace al charges for Board, Ned
cinss, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
c. Ne Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMEs MES. s4Tos; s ~ =: .. p
G. 5. MILLS, II. D,
l1sh strset between Brcad and Msrshal
4. 4. COLEMAN, n. D.
Corner Of 4th and 0rnce streefa
ksaldent Physieian-Dr WOOD. my A-Sm
q MOTHER ARRIVAL or FlNk RIA.
"A DY MADE CLOTHING. = MERCHANT,
WEIsI0ER CO., would espsctfaily esiI the Ct
tsnton Of ain want their late arrivals Of fne sas
veil made CIothise eonsstise Of 6ne prssch Beaver
ana Cloth Over, TaIm.s kaslans. PsItoe and oacks
6ns black and blue cloth Dress and Ffock Coass Amer
Cassimers Suits eli 11ks vests Of every description
from the 6rest sut Velvet lows. Aleo, 6sntleusn's
Furnishins 0oods ef ssSlss variety. All we ~ y
look Prices Win - very mo1e,ats.
MEkGHANf, WEI0l0ER Z Co.
~ - go Nes ti4 nein g
MAT76NAL HQZ1L, Mela sSseS1 esapn
~ Soa. vkUinis Nv. J. HUNkEk = CO. fo
u A on.ibw N A4sys = = ssa1lsssass -
Railroad Depos, . hks psnssssu y - f.ona thts
hoass, 6se ef charge. nye-em i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

The Wayns county {Ohiol Democrat announces
the death Of John X. Johnston, the editor Of that
paper. ~
Geo. Colson, q colored man, from Accomac coun-
~, Va .3disd in Honolulu on the 2sth August
SAmopg the passengers by shs Persia, Tuesday,
was Madam Bodisco, widow Of the late Russian
Miuister 70 tbs United States
/, Hon. Visitor Monroe, u. g. Judge Of Washington
Territory, died on ths 18th nis-
TN Vance, promising actor, died q daan'
vile, Tenn, on Saturday last *I5I9
During the arst two weeks Of October. We Aa'
nois C.utral Railroad Company sold e5s6 0oo worth
of land. ~
Professor Morss, Of magnetic Telegraph fams'
ana family returned from Europe IN The Anant'c.
Hsys Bowdrs, an old citizen q AnsuaA 9sr
dled o. cnday lsst - -
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| Posr OFFICE EAFFAIRs-Postmaster General
| Campbell orders the following:

CampbeII ordefs the following:
William Cotton to be postmaster at Clifton, King
Gesrse county, Va, vice addison Hansford. Jno E.
Mcdaniel postmaster at Yellow Branch, Campbell
county, vice VIM. s. Wade. Louisa r. Young post
master at Rudes Mills, Lewis co., Va vice Edwin D.
Rude. ID. ii. Perry postmaster at Burks Garden,
7azewell 90, Va, vice s. Hsnings1; c. F. Stone
postmaster at GAINESVILLE, Preston Co., Va, vice Jacob
s. Hyde. Benjamin r. Bradley postmaster at Massa-
huston, Page CO., Va, vice D. 4. Almond. John w.
Smith posmaster at kidgeway, Henry 90, Va vice
William D. Perkins. William r. Nicol psstmast tier
at Rapid Ann, Madison co, vice Alonzo Miller Jno.
3. Payne postmaster at Happy Creek Station, War
CO., Va, vice Ewell Baker. John P. Mann post
master at North Garden, Abemarle CO., Va, vice C.
g. Sutherland. James w. Jordan pestmastsr At
Gainesville, Prince William CO., Va, vice Albert w.
Gray. $a
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n RES g MAKING.-MRS. j. STEB
u BINS would inform her former patrons and ths
public generally that she be found over the china
store Of Taylor Co., lit Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

NarTor Escape-A gentleman eoins Soutb b,
the Petersburg train yesterday, came very nsa,
losing bis purse through the instrumentaIifv of I
chsralier fiHdnsyie Just as the train ~. .ho.,
to start and ~ be was entering he felt somethfns
teuching his pocket, and turning ouickIv .rnnrd
be observed the fellow with the parse half drsvn
from his pocket In IN instant one hand va an
the purse and the other ON the thief A. .oo-,
hswever - the gentleman felt that his money ~
safe. he released his hold on the thief who Quick
" made tracks around the Paper Min and Was losi
to view. The purse contained nearly 600 in roId
1t may be considered lucky escape, not only for
the thief, but the person who he attempted to
swindle. There are, donbtless many more such
enterprising young gentlemen in our midst lust
now, and strangers and citizens would do well 70
look to their money.
The Sering Machine is an invention Of extraordi.
nary nerit, and 10 being appreciated more and moro
~ the public become familiar with its inertia For
several days past two Of these machines have
been on exhibition ct the Mechanics' Fair, and
the thousands of ladies IS well as men that have
examined them and seen their operations, haye
been more than delighted with the result Of their
investigation. Farmers and others who have
iarge Numbers OF servants to cloths, will readily
see the vast amount Of labor saved BY them.
Mitadry--Many of our gallant volunteers being
anxious to show their country friends something
OF the soldiers Of our city have determined a. we
understand. to parade 70 day for that purpose
While the Commandant of the Regiment win NOT
order ont the whole Regiment still those companies
who desire to turn out win be formed on Broad
street, the usual parade ground, at two O'Clock,
under charge cf the commanding officer of ths
regiment, and wiz proceed to the Fair Grounds.
were they will DO exercised for the sntertainm ami
OF the Strangers now In our city. saS = =
Inducements, TO Night THE bill at ths Thaatra
tonight includes the attractive spectacle Of aThe
Sea Of Ice" and that interesting drama. "Ths
Goiden Farmer Gentlemen carrying ladies.
will do well to secure saats dnrir0 t,,.
Mile Adeia Florence's Troupe IL 1t Oorintbian
Hall, on Main, between 9th and 10th streets. TIC
Troupe includes very pretty danseuse and several
skiltul vocalists and instrument performers. An
Wymans tricks render seat in Metropolitan
Hall very desirable, and hard to obtain, Those
attending any of these places of amusement,
would consult their comfort by going early.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

FATAL CAMPHKNE ACCIDENT.-Mrs. Marinda
Hazard, Of New York, 81 years of age, died Tues.
day last from the explosion of a can of burning
fluid. 1t appears that she was engaged in filling q
lamp from can containing the luid when the
fumes took fire from candle which she placed too
near, and an instant explosion was the result In
. moment her clothes were in blaze, and she
screamed for help. Her son soon came to her a.
sistancs, but before the fire could be sxtnguished
his mother was fatally burned
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NOAH WALKER q CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

lCLOTHIER6, No s6 Main st.,
Branch Of tho Baltimore House -Most respectfully
ask the attention Of the citizens Of Richmond and ts
vicinity to the stock of Ready Clothing which
they arc just opening.
making the greatest varsity of Domestic and Fer
eisn Cloths, Casnmerss and Vestinss they ena-
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers who
most respectfully solicited TO give us call be-
fore purchasing oc H-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

NOTICK--sOMETHI NEW Tho IN.
~ dsraened take leave to inform their friends and
the public In general, that they have established
VINEGAR NANUFACToRY at Recketts, Rich
mond, Va, and are now prepared 20 NIL any orders
giness enables them to msnufscture and cell st ~
reasonable prices and quality equal TO any II not %.
perior to Northern brands IThsy expect 70 meet .
cur nercsntile community. Ali ordsrs they may
be favored with, will be executed with prom ptness
and ct the lowest terms Orders rceeived sf Af
Box No. 4s. Post once Riehmond Va
Respectfully,
a. sa-1us BRANDT h @ROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

Rev. Thos. A. Ware, of Tennessee, has beer
transferred to the Virginia Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

THE UNDERSIGNED begs 10 Inform
i the public Of the city of Richmond tina. he will
open, On the 18th Of October, q Gymnasium and
FENCING ACADEMY, In tho Law BUILDING,
franklin street. whore room has BEEN comfortably
fitted up for the purpose.
GymnasHe veil a. Fencing Exercises do not
only streng gthsn the health by keeping the lungs,
and muscles In activity but they ass give
and elegance to the bearing and motion Of the body.
He begs to invite the public to numerous psrticips-
tioa, sndrequests principally parents and teschsrs to
entrust their and pupils to his care, he will
try to strengthen develop, step BY step, the
weakest abilities.
TERMs, II ADVANCE.
For the whole session, from the 18th Of Octo-
ber to the lst OF juno. 3l5 90
months. W
Fencing In Foils and Broadsword, extra charge.
Classes and Schools admitted on more moderate
terms.
All kinds Of weapons Of the best quality be OBJ
tanned by the underdgped at the lowe9 prices.
COL b. ESTNAN,
Professor Of Fencing and 0ymnsstic Exercises
oe IS-Im ct the Richmond College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

GREAT ROBBERY or JEwELs.-The London police
are on the Lookout for the recovery Of . sasket of
jewels recently stolen from tho Baroness Anselms
Do Rothschd. The robbery was committed at the
tHelM:y,ne Ths iewsl. wera IL ca.tat the r.,n.
Of the being estimated at 206 900 frsncs-
Among them were four rows of large pearls, ofwhch
Of twenty thirty sraia pearls the last alone
being worth 600 francs and she whole from 600
to 100 600 francs; large oriental onyx, surrounded
with diamonds, valued at TO- 600 francs; a serpent
rig with diamond, the interior engraved, in mem
ory of Hannah dc Rothschild four large pearl but
surrounded with diamonds; six bracelets Of dis-
aonds. emeralds. rub ubiea.
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suLKLEY I co.

6ClHM aALk--A faehtonabjo 1--WE hokeo
II CARRIA0E.w which hes been " uso not DeSe nsn
II months Apply st this cfhse. g 80
MxCKRRKL 800 kies Ne. \ > asa
90 H-lw LEWIe WE1e -.
1vlll115...6essle1 desiFfDga 4 caetce.
~ mild, rich CtesE. ase tnvtsen e 49, - -
tensive assortmsns ef UUbks1 Sr
% 70 !. -
OUkf W1NgB AND n9ANDlsI Sss
testios "a 49, skss ass buyias - ~ eeent!yo
~ hasss lares asssstnesk gcs s.!s 3 - A5sns
! Z. = JAcks9S s.1s P1T3l:a': e. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

Sss Inspsetor OF Customs fer the United States In
Panama IN the roem Of Mr.. Ran Runneis. :
Don Jsse n Hurtado has been appointed Sec.
retasy OK state In the place Of ST. Jose n Reno,
VINO nsio the once for few days only.
Mr. Joseph +. Joy has BEEN appointed Secretary
Mr.. Il. Spies, resigned
Cnas w Ably. and Lieutenant Of the IT, s. shin
OF war Saratoga, died Of fever at Aspinwall on
.ae morning OF the 18th inst, after Z few days
ilness, ana was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery,
at ii A. NJ, with allthe houors due.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

VTIsITORs TO TIKI STATE FAIR will
nd at our store i57 Main street eonnplee ysrety
of Dinner ana Tea Sets; China Vases and Mantle
Orns al en nts; Cut and Pressed Glass Ware Of every
ption Ivory Cutlery Silver and Plated v sEs
Tee Waters; Block Tin Ware; Jspsonea Toilet
8sfs Hat Racks; Door MstE B1ushss; toFsfh-
Or With rich variety Of Fancy Goods. to whish ws
would invite the attention Of purohssers bsiisvng
our ssortmsnt 10 uneqvsllsd and cur eooda - low -
any similar establishment. Gail - ~ Main ssress,
Eagle Square.
22-lw HUlkkkf y VO
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Portrait OF Gov. GEARY.-A Kansas correspon
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette describes Gov Geary
thus: t-" .--s -.
"Gov. Geary is about six feet two inches in height
broad shoudersd and bony, but not fsshy and having
slight soop. His forehead il not good; his eyes are
fort. His is thin. long, and inclining to pug
the lower extrem unity showing an inclination to turn
upwards, ss though he would draw his inspirations
tails. His color is sailow and bad, and the face al.
most exprsssionless He wears his beard long, but
the hair of his he lad cropped short. few gray hairs
appear in his beard. He q simple citizens
dress-a long skirted blue frock coat bell crowned
chimney pot hat lorg ago cut of fashion, but we'll
preserved-but his manner for a civilian was wsnder
fully dignifed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

A LONG TENURE OF OFFICE.-Jno Allen, Of
Hardinsburg, KY, was appointed Clerk of the
Circuit and County Courts OF Breckinridge coun.
ty. In the year 1900, and has filed both offices to
the present time-a period of 56 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

FIGHT.-Mr. William F. Burton the comedian
and manager, of New York, and son Of Mr.. WIN
r. Blake another we'll known manager, came int,
personal collision in q Broadway coach on Monday
Several blows were exchanged, but neither party
seriously injured The affair, As stated in the pa
pers, arose out of the great attention paid b,
Blake to member Of Burten's family
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-31

NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
N STORE.-The subscriber would inform the pub
lie that he has recently opened Franklin street.
between We'll and nth streets, 0kOCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always en-
hand general assortment Of FAMILY GRoCE-
RIES which he will sell at wholesale and retail ON
accommodating terms. He will also attend to all
the duties Of Commission Msrehant, and will be-
piea,ed to receive consignments Of Produce, &c..
from his friends. He has now In store good supply
of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER, &C., to
which he invites an examination from the public.
90 23-dlmA J. h. SYRCLE.
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DEAR FOR THE WHTsTLE.-The Herald esti.
mates the amount Of money which George Law
has paid to political suckers" during the past
year at $100,000l OF this sum it Is said about
3l5 900 has gone to sustain = sheet, whose editor
prOfessed to control the Herald" Since that
Journal has shown Its independency by letting "the
great contractor" slide down q long descending
grade, Mr.. Law has shut off the supplies It Is
rumored that Mr.. Law is preparing political ex.
pose which will "astonish the natives" but will
withhold 1t till after the election.
Neao York Mirror
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TIE PORK TRADE-A Louisville, Ky paper
calls attention tosa shipment Of pork by way Of
Cincinnati for Montreal, as the frst made by way
Of river for three months. The same paper says :
During the past ten days or two weeks consider.
able quantities Of pork and bacon have been shipped
or forwarded, Eastward, via the Jeeiscnville Rail-
road. The shipments have exceeded 6, 900 barrels,
and the stock hand has thus been materally rsdu
ced The stock on hand does not exceed TO- 900 bar.
rels OF all qualities"
The commerce on the river at Louisville is now
fully renewed and we observe that at Wheeling
there has been sufficient rise in the water for
the smaller boats to resume their trips
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Real Gstotc.

For "ReaI Estate" "Wants,' "7o Lett"
see First Page"
- CHANCE FOR SPECULA- -
Ba.i, TI0N.-The extensive, valuable and well TIL
l9ssk. known Water Power, Mills, and Re al LID .sA-
Estate formerly owned by the Springfield Manufacturing
Company, embracing the whole village of JENKSYILLB,
in Hampton County, six miles of Springfield is now
offered for sale upon terms that ought to the atten
ton Of capitalists This estate which lies both sides
If the Chcopee River contains about 500 all lying
in one body is of excellent quality and is unsurpass-
ed by in the State for salubrty and beauty and
cy of access The fall of the river the estate over
40 feet, all embraced in distance of 100 rods aording
ample power to operate than $4,000 spndles. he
whole will be sold together with all the buildings and APP
purtenances thereto belonging the Water Power with
the mills, shops, hotel boarding houses and hundred
acres of land will be sold separately from the outlands
Apply to EZEKIEL or JOHN NJ. DANIELS. No. III
Main Street, Worcester. leo DAWN
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.Vepp Work Branch.
SO Mniu Street.

90 NA"A" ''''''''''W Ofcester'
70. h. h;t ,,.s
osrc but with how much more" truth, can the propri.
eors the New York Branch say So Since opening the
above place of fashionable resort" with cur immense
stock of FANCY DRY GOODS, it has been
decided "ht" and will be 1--WE hope) 50 long as we con-
tnue to sell goods at least 25 per cent cheaper than can
be done elsewhere,
We that some of our contemporaries have been try
ing 1--WE say 'ryng" because it is nothing more) to
shit" us. We give them all credit for the attempt but
must confess it miserably poor one They are also
tip top cOpyists in nors nays" than one hut Has -
it pity, yet pity tits, tits true, they can copy every
thing and welcome but low prices There they can
not touch u.s. and ''really" sorry for them Cal
upon and will give you few original ideas, and
save you playing the "ptagiarist."
Ladies, we have now in store, and are "daLy" mot
weekly receiving the and choicest styles of goods
to be found in the Market and the wav we run nsm off
is the strongest guarantee we eau give that YOU neither
will receive any old rejected styles of GODS at
our establishment Our sy stem of business be
coming 8 ex'snsvey known as the only Jar pla viz
IA, coons NJ ,nvnr -, D, AN, r,.rnss
are Io,,er hv ,han -, tow, ,ro t,,
At Auction for Cash and sell for the same and vsh ~
make it an object to purchase at low price for cash, in
stead of for short credit to pay exorbtant prices.
Read and Learn
srp .vv aoons ~, ~. .u.a,,, ,oaa
1-aar,as CO. =, "a -. = -
p,ain 40 40 ,.o,n Ok. = 40 ~
-, ~ - 49,. on. y,
-. :, MAT. ~, - SvS "
. .il,''e y, =. i'ai a, avs JUST
We nav 'e' az % 80 ""u % oO La
BLooMeRs in enormous quantities, every price and
quality.
100 Muslin ana oamorio Collars &C to So
eoo Pei, g,ou,ho..o, cou.r. ozlo,.s1oK
WV fi0"'n Aani0ou,s' OV'i"'s ''a0 " % 80
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New Work Rramch. s6 REain sd.

A lady sat in her parlor one day,
Cogitating which would be the best way,
To make an economical deposit,
In the shape of Bonnet at very small
''proft;''
In perusing the "Spy" that lay by her side,
Her eye caught the figures arrayed in black
and white;
"Let me hasten to the New York Branch"
she cried,
She went, she purchased, and was well salts
fed,
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nb1sdtf

Use Hnrdy's Suive and he uunUv
Hardy Salve Cures Rheumatism
Bardy's salye Cures Lame Back
Ilardys salye Cures Pain IN the Side
Hard y Salve Cures Cracked Hands
Ilardy's Save Cures Cut and Bruises.
Hudys salye Cures Fresh Wounds.
Ilardy's Salye Cures Corns the Feet.
IIrdys Save Cures Sprai1s and Pains.
Ilardy's Saiye Cures Ague in the Face.
Hdys saye Is without doubt the best sticking plaster
Ia ass
inrdys saye Il selling hIoug out the country better
than any other snlye.
DR. s HARDY. Proprietor Cornish Flat, N. H.
uARDY's INDAS VEGETABLES WOKM POwDER, warrant.
ell a pheasant aud sure remedy fr worms.
Sold by all druggists merchants, AM dealers In this
city aud elsewhere myB dow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-10

Balm of Thousand Flowers Reader
do you wish beautiful complexion? If the "Bat
of Thousand FioWerS 1t eradicates all Tan, Pimpies,
and Freckes frcm the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful perfumed
reath--IT HAS NO EQUAL!
FETRIDGE h CO.. Boston, G. r. SPUR, sole agent
for Worcester. mch26 dly