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m eru,a njr's Tents.

RENCH Screws. Cabinet CLAMPS, Spear
- 4 Jaeksons Saws Plains VI all kinds
A"ge,s and Anger t'its. Btact ahd H,aee
Bits Hatehetts. Hammers. Csrvets Tools.
Gimblets and 'ocrers Bitts, Cooper. Riv-
els de. u E. MostAr Church AZ
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Wonder, Ware

A xE Ua'chet, Tile. Apge, ard Chissl
n Hamlles. Clothe Lire Reals. Horse
and White Wash Brushes. Paint Brushes
and Sash T"cls, Tor sale hy
u. MONTAN. rhUych II,
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Music TcnChiMx.

TNHE subscriber. we'll known
l. TO the citizens Of Baton al"
Rouge. from long residence. offers Ii. rrc
trs,,cnal services to the rablic. ~ teacher
OF the Piano Fcsrw, the v,ot,x. and Cos-
~sr...r,srcS Ne will alss furnish music
tor Private Parties. Scir<e. ke Letter.
addressed to him through the post office.
will be rrvmPtly answered, and osassa lett
at the Comet Office. will meet immediate
attention. lcctiAl II. W. JOLLY.
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THE MUTUA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or NEW vorK
Net Accmmuiafed rnsh Fund.
0.O1e.115,
All the profits divided among the Insate,'
FRED s. WINSTON. P,e.t:
ISAAC ABBOTT. secy.
tHAs. !ttt. .atno,v
Hy0tcsrr A Pas, d"ly authorized
Agent lot Baton Ho"ge. ap. lp-y.
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pruttssiaaal Motirts.

1\R q. w. nEARtNu. ofFe~ his pro-
~ e..lraai services to The putlic, once on
eksrch st--cprp.ite Wadiill / Days Drne sto,e.
Ne.,dere. an Msin stseet, between eHa,ch and
north streets deca.y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22
KArst Arrival Of the eeusO Nm
Ar THE ONE rnlCE
NOtAt tseg Eese el,Ortsss,e.

VNHk sBbscflbet has l"st VeceiVed by
L steamer CesscEst CRY. itom New
York. . large Aod beautiful assortment If
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting oi Linen Bosom shirts. silk
Cotton and Merinc podef shifts shit Gal
lars Linen and Cotton Draws. Hosiery.
Gloves. Suspeniers. Linen aud silk Pocket
Wdkf, Csavets. Nerk Ties: Eea.ts St,rts
ne. all Of which have been selected from
the 'ncst fashionable ho"ses IN New votk.
snd vii b. scld at ot* prices In o,let to
do justice and give satisfaction 10 cash buy
ets he has made IL A ,ule IN al eases "
deduct ten per cent fe' cash. and will in all
cases strictly adhere tc thet principle
sert6.Y. W y PHILLIPS
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NOTICE TO Bt1lLDERS.---The uu-
AV dersiehed u now prepared 70 manufacture
" Steam power ~ the shortest notice ali kinds
efeAsh, Btt6as. wthdesa, Dnets. Ac-=iettete hd-
dressed 10 him At the Post Once A. Daton Rouge
viii meet with Immediate attention.
septssN. !. W. BROWN.
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CORN sGUEu.LE1ls,
YANKEE. Southern aud Boston. 10,
i. sale low by D. G.. MONTAN
Church II.
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sHOvED.s. SPA DEs.
A Mt,a and Rowlands Spades, Dirt and
n Scoop Shovels, Rakes end Garden
Hoes, Ladies Fle'-l Hoe. Rakes. &c.
u. e. NoerAr, Church ~.
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CNCt 0nd wagon v1Afmeee.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of Collsrs.
II Hames. Blind brides. Cart breeching,
art saddles, Wagon harness, Trace ehsins
&c. which we Offer a. moderate ptiees.
isnlady1 IARGrtEN h LANDUE.
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A1en m lsaCkingi

nUTTA 1'ercha Steam Packing
~ Kentucky and C"ts"h packing 0sshet pA-
per and Navy Osh"fn: Steam Nibs. Furnished abA
Polished: Eteam Stops and auaee Cecks bsAes
doWtling ana Connecting Cocks, tn itsN st ~.
per pipes always on hand ~
ian11-y, LAkGt1tH 4 tANOvg.
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U,,,cksl o,OCkaI

Usprksl xOCkel
I RENCH. Southern Rim Lever. Store
L b""t. C"bbo,d and Padlocks. also
'"f every description" cn hsnA and IL,
ehy D. C. MONTAN.
lust REcE1vEp!!-
- Governor Rope. Cotton do Menn;ller
ho, Kentucky Packing Yarn, Osk"o
Btce,ps Buckets. y. G. MONTAN.
oct IA. 20 Church street
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A VERY large and tina Music Box. for
IA sale. Sufficiently loud to play for q
Cneitliss party, IN The private psrlor, At
jewt7.y. THO GoLpMArS,
I1larrey Ho,,ss Basement.
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r1ANOsi rANC,si,

- TVNNS10J fUNNVDVVy
r. uI KceAs IAckApA, reApestsssav ma.,.,
w the Public In general. that he viii kavelItem
new constantly severAl very Atee rtAN0S en
hand. to Ne essd extremity cheap. nj cAsrsss
FOR tuning y fscm nov ~ In town and % Ia coSe.
Try, but only sSs cash. Every Kind ofinstsvoenea
repaired At moderate rrsces.
Apply 70 the Je~etry store q NJ. fheoAe,.
0clduAasI sIe:.------------.A-jaa =: jaay. esh, lSss.
JOHN 11LANO.
Worker II fia, Csppsr aad SAeet Inn.
iulya~v. 4 C4aseA Asses,
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To BlaC K slsst he, Carpenters
and (OODNfs,

A NvItS, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
II and Dies. Plates, Wedges. Tonss. Files
Of all sizes and description. slso full ~
sortment Of Carpenters and Coopers tools.
iantsdyl LARCUfER h LANOUE.
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Cast steel.
oDEsT Cast Steel. Cistetn Hoop Iron
- Iron Wcve Wire, and Iron Rivets, for
sale by .. {, MoNTAN.
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70 sportms Z n.

4 FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
~ Double ard cinete psvrei shot avSs. He.
s,'es. Game tags, Powder lfn,rs. Patent " aAdae,
Failed Lined and Central Fire Gaps: Wsd cut
Ats Our Tubes. and every thing el.e eVN6ectel
in that line, Al LANgt1EH 4 LAROUG,
jabl1y. Cov. Lafayette and ftestda ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

1NIN WARE--We have now in store
large assortment Of Tin Ware ofeve,1
dr.rr,ption which We off., Al very reduce.
t,rire.. tAREUtER i, 1.ANUUE.
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1sr0fessaessMl CART.

= s. HALL. Attorney At Law. Laurel
~ street, Baton Rosse, La janlt-v
I u. STUART. ATTORNEY and Coun-
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DER HARpEN's EXPRESS.
l A superior, lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery. 1,st received and for sale BY
iantsbyl LARGUtER T. LlNOUE.
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(araaift \ faaouf.

VJV " VNWy NJNS VI
1856. nARDW AREl 1850.
THE Undersigned have on hand and
I ate as'lv ..cs,viae PET steamers ana sAlllse
vessels, direct frem the Mspufsctoriee, 4 eehefal
assortment u 10 ~sssestte ana fWVeeeN
1eWt q ~ = res Winch they sffef ~ psleeS net -
he rshsRscLt IAkotIER 4 LAROts,
jsn17y. Gov sfsystte sra ftsSide ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

CONDITION OF HAYTI.-A letter written by a
gentleman In Hayti has been recently translated,
giving the gloomiest possible description of the So
cial political and commercial condition of the peo-
pie of Hayt, the writer asserting that the inhabi-
tants are fast retrograding into African barbarsm
cotemporary fortifes the letter by showing the
decline in Haytien exports in sugar, coffee and
cotton since 1879, when the island was a French
dependency. Some of these statistics we quote
For example, while the export of raw sugar in
l7e9, was 93,573,000 lbs in 1850 it had totally
ceased The export of coffee had fallen, in the
same period, from 76835,2l9 lbs, to 3O609, ,3i3
that of cotton had declined from 76,e}5,2l9 lbs to
664, I'D; while that of white sugar, which was
47,5l6, ,53l lbs. before the island became free had
terminated fifty years ago. In like manner indigo
and tobacco, which had formerly been lucrative
products TO the Haytien planter, no longer ap-
peared on the list Of exports In short, while the
exports of the island, as a colony had risen as
high as two hundred and five millions of francs,
they had been gradually falling since Haytien in.
dependence was declared, till they had now sunk
as low as three millions and a half-PhHadclpkja
LedgT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
COMPLEMENTARY DINNER
TO THE
Delegates to the Commercial Convention.

The dinner given by the citizens OF Richmond
to the Delegates to the Southern and Southwest
ern Commercial Convention. now IN session, came
off yesterday afternoon at o'clock, In the large
and beautiful new hall over the hrst market, ana
was. indeed a magnificent affair. doing credit 70
the SKIN and taste of Mr.. C. G.. THOMPSON q
aOur House, who served il by order OF chs Com
mittee of Arrangements In looking over the nve
long tables that stretched themselves nom enc 70
end Of the hall. we conld see pothmg neeaea,
either of substantials or delicacio, 70 b hAa "
e or land at this season Of tho year. that 80 -
spread before the assembiy IN profnsion, ano - s
best order. Each table was Handsomely aseo.sse.
tempting bait 70 those who had gathered fof pnyS
Zeal a. well as mental feast
Az haH past O'Clock ths poiegatea mes u Ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
CHOLERA IN ShRIA-A corresnondent of I,

CHOLERA IN SlRA.-A correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce, writing from
Beirut, Syria, OH Dec. 10th, says
We have had serious times here for six or seven
weeks. The cholera broke out, and made our city
OF 10 900 souls solitude From 10 TO 30 have died
daily, when, it would SEEM almost the entire pop
ula,ion had fed the city. At last it reached my
hotel, tho outside of the city, the sea shore
sweeping away the keeper and his three children
m three days, when fed to village at the foot
of the mountains, where it is perfectly healthy
One excellent missionary, and missionary's child,
have fallen There is no abatement of the dis
ease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

"otR FOREIGN RELATIONS, Mr.. Bodisco
married Miss Williams, of Georgetown, Mr. Sar.
tiges the French Minister, married Miss Thorn.
dixie, of Boston Mr. Bennees, formerly Secretary
of the Spanish Legation, married the sister OF
Madame Sartiges; Mr.. Boileau, present Secretary
OF the French Legation, married the daughter OF
Col. Bcnton Mr.. Marcoleta, Minister from Mica
ragua, married Miss kickhaffer, of Washington
city: Mr.. Caroalno the late Chilian Minister,
gave two manifestations of his distinguished con.
sidcrstion' to the United States, and now Mr.
StUekelis added to the catalogue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

The city of Keokuk, Iowa, was lighted with
gas for the first time, the night of the I2th inst
Uncle Casar," servant Of J. Smith. of Nsrth
Carolina, died on the 9TH, over 100 years old. He
was familiar With the men and Incidents Of the
revolution. 4 - ss -.
NJ o. Wakes, one of the wealthiest mea In Chi
eago. H. has been Indicted by fe grand jury. for
the heinous crime of perjury.
A bill has been introduced Into ths New York
: Legislative appropriating S5o0to Jbnild . mona,
ment TO David Williams, one Of the esptors of Ma.
ior Andre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL January l8th-Friday Evening"
Brown Il Shipley's Circular quotes: Cotton has
advanced Sales of the week $4,000 bales inclu-
ding 5000 bales for export, and 1900 bales taken
on speculation. Prices have advanced a t, and
the market closes with an active demand Orleans
middling 81 Orleans fair 81: Upland middling u;
Upland fair 81. Estimated sales to-day, Friday,)
1900 bales Stock in first hands 37s 900 bales, in
Guiding 202, 600 bales of American
Richardson & Spcnce's Circular quotes Bread
stutfs have considerably declined The market is
unsettled, and correct quotations cannot be given
Western canal -four 40s; Ohio 42s; wheat has de-
clined and corn also, with downward tendency;
mixed corn 40s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

A NEW GENERAL FOR THE CRIME4.-LetteTs
from Vienna state that Gen Mouraveff Is to take
the command in the Crmea, where it Is hoped that
the prestige of his will be more useful to
north sf the empiIe is assigned to Prince Gorts-
chakoff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

FORTY DAYS WITHOUT FooD.-A LADY named
Miller, upwards of 70yeats of age, residing about
eight miles from Pittsburg, has been living serious.
ly Ill for some time. During the last forty days
she has not eaten morsel OF food of any kind,
and her only drink is water. She is a widow and
mother of family. Her physicians have not
given the disease any definite name She was
still alive though very weak s4- s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

The meanest man In the world lives In West
Troy. In helping him out Of the river once man
tore the collar of his coat. The next day he sued
him for assault and battery. - ~f -
r. The anniversary Of the birth Of Tom Paine. the
Deist, was celebrated by his admirers In Boston,
BY dinner. 44-@s@1l =
A billto repeal the usury laws Of Georgia was
recently lost In the Senate by . large majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

FREE LoyERs-We learn from the Rochester
On. - Union that Free Lover Society was bro.
ken up by the police in that city last week The
inmates were conducted to the station house. Five
men, and about the same number of women, were
arrested and the principals sent to the work house
A few of the advocates of ''passional attraction"
managed to escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
CoNsuNrnos.-Dr. Marshall Hall, an eminent

CoNsUNPuoN.-Dr Marshall Hail. an eminent
English physician, says:
'If were seriously i'll of consumption. | would
live out OF doors day and night, except in rainy
weather or md-winter then would sleep in an
upholstered log house" He says that eousumptives
want air, not physic-pure air, not medicated air
plenty of meat and bread. "Physic has no nutri-
ment, gaspings for air cannot cure you; monkey
capers.in gymnasium cannot cure you, and stimu-
lants cannot cure you"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

FIRE IN MADISoS.-This morning, about l
o'clock, fire broke out the freight train at the
Depot of the Georgia Railroad, consuming two
freight and one box car loads of c0tt on destined for
Augusta. One hundred bales of cotton, with the
three cars were destroyed. Loss sS4,OoO.-Madison
(Ga) Iisitor jan 26th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

The Charleston and Memphis Road will be fin
ished to Tuscumbia, about GOO miles from Charles
ton, and little less from Savannah, In March
next and will be in operation throughout its whole
length from the Atlantic to the Mississippi River,
by the end of the present year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

paper on the subject Of human food says that large
Quantities of sausages are made of horse flesh. A
friend of ours says he believes it. as he invariably
has the night niare when he has eaten them for
supper. ~ -t-r<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
JJ,. BKUMMEL, }
A. l.. ROBsTER,
J. B. RoYSTER ia 19---3md&w
{y1LLIAMT. G0hKMAN & co. sIIiP: II'

w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFokNIA AND YRoNT STRE3Ts, SAN FRANCIS
co CAL.--Ofice No. 81, Wall Street, New York.
IT. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
}. FL. WILLIAMS.
Mr. COLEMAN IS In New York, and will give ship
psrs eye.y information markets. shipping &c.
IL EXCHANGE on San francisco, foT sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN,
ie 2q-ts 81 Wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
ndSINESS CARDS.

rU1HOMAS W. KEESEE, AuctIsneer OF
fce with George j. Sumner, No. ~ Pearl street.
will attend the sale of Real Estate, and every des-
cr,ntlop of Merchandise, Household Furniture, sc.
Az 10 Renting cut Houses, Collecting &c.
~ *, COOK & CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
l.. No. ~ MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the pubic Auctoncer5 for the sale OF Real Estate
FurI,.ure Groceries, Dry Goods Horses, Cattle &cr
t the shortest nstce and upon the most reasonable
terms, =,
Having large end cgunodic-5 Iooms tAsy "lli re-
csIye goods oI G4io I!s4te ss t.oat tie cLs-se
Of storage.
Ou. door sales Of eVe.Y description attended to up
On reasonable te.Ls. $500 ,,.,
L. b. COOK. '" M NO4A'
LIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
A ALLEGHANY SPRINGS WATER.

n THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have row, aud will constantly keep hand
the Water OF the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond, Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co.. Peters
burg Messrs. Lyon RNes; Lyuchburs, John H.
Seay-otler Druggists ia any part of the Union can
get supply by application TO PURCELL LADD /
co, Richmond.
This Water Is considered sovereign remedy in all
ceses of Dyspepsia, aud will relieve any deran
Of the digestive organs IL will be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to heath 8d
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
e.5. and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
hon Of the santlHe properties OF this Water, to the
following gentlemen;
Messrs John }. London, Robest I. SsenasJ Doctor
L. ;. JoSnes, Robt. Ridgway, " M SempIe, Samuel
Rutherford, Nm. IT, Haxull, Quinn Word, and Dr +.
4 Christian, Riehnond John ". syne, Or 1homa.
Withers VIM. T. Joynes, aud Cnas heut, Peters
burg; DIR. Robt. Eariy, c. l.. Mosby, II. o. SCHOOL,
hsd, Jno. Wyatt, }. ID Gregory, Or. Jno. Patterson
WIn :. Reid Jr F. w. Page, and A. r. Rucker,
Lynchburg
These Springs viii be opened for - RS the Isl day
Of June next, wlee viii be fully prepared 20 re-
eeiVe al who may wish to use the Water the tOun
ain.
" n 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

/ BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
- moved his Office to No Isl Gimme rnan'sl corne
Main and 18th streets. 6-eOd.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

THOMAS now 2I8 Main street, fs
receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware com.
prtsinR every article in that line. oc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
~ B. COOk q co., AgCTION
O1CoY & HASK EI,VTLI.,

ID LLhFAAL COMMISSION MEkCHANTB,
R.,t.yy l..-.- -lJ.rL.s OF Tobacco, Flour, ca,
VIE. -l.i gave thoir personal attention IL s4l-s
Of sa:. . act ,Jl.Luty on hand large aud gene
r.. ts.y.-.-.t Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian uuuno
Lc te eI7-Q&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
n ORT7li ERN ICE.--Tne .ub.cr,be er.

will deliver Northern Ice, of the best quality il
al parts OF tins city and the town of Manchester
during the coming season
All who favor us with their patronage shall hare no
Is duty deltrery. making such arrangements
1r conducting the business warrant IN pledging
this.
Orders will be received by Messrs NJ. l.. Straus
Broad sueet between 9Th and 7th /: IT w Turpin
MAN street, near eth; Laidley i Robinson. corner
~ and franklin Streets George Timberlake, Brook
AVA nue. near Broad Jno. Boucher, l4th street. oppo
.i~ Post Otce J. W. B. Dodson at the Toll gate on
atAyo's Bndge, and at the Ice House when complet-
Cd o1 Souhside OF the Dock, opposite 18th street.
"a A-lus STEWART A KING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

Low ER sEED.-2OO bushels prisue
- new clover seed for sale by
la<2 EDWIN WORKMAN & CO
hEyONSHIRE sEWING CHAIRs
we have stiIl on hand sotne Of the above usef,l
tnd Convenient Chairs SO wel sdsptsd fer eItt.s,
s"isg of reading. For sale by = = -
I'm OF HITTER ATNOTD- pare 0Sf
- o. Cinnamon; Oh of Gloves; ell of Aniss Ssed:
''S'h supplies Just Teceiy ed and for sale be -
,.. A. BoDEKER. Druggist,
go No. I0Main e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

nd "a
near
desi-
lie and
mt fot
Ia st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02
EECHING AND CUpPING.--MRs.

EECHING AND CUPPING.-MRS.
"ooLHoUSE ofocs her services to the Ne
uea Faculty and the ladies Of Richmond and its vi
SSlAhy, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts
age. r--
nIs Y, nay be found at all hours day and night
a. ~ hef fesldence, over Messrs Sublett i Brothers.
hArdwsre store, 2t3 Broad Il
n b. The best Imported LEECHEs eonstsp,lS
receiving aud for sale
Al ofde,s tIom the country promptly attended to
u order. ' 1 o'
ing ~ y S'"SA tiiI HoiH-
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EION

| Et, and
7 new
eight
is also
ached
Eheo
|ghbor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-02

/ Eeet.
+ rent,
|esdt.n
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-01
A. CARD.

MAR NJ HEINIMANN, corner of Kearney and Pacific
LIZ streets, San Francisco has for number of years. IN
the military and other hospitals of France devoted his
study principally to the treatment of secret diseases and
therefore possesses thorough experience IN this parcu
branch He is also perfectly familiar with all the recently
discovered and highly important remedies and means o
the cure such diseases 1t scarcely necessary to add
here that France where secret diseases are OF more ire
quent occurrence than where else the physicians OF
that country the expert in their and are con-
stanty and successfully endeavorng to hnd Out new le
edes efficient and less dangerous than those lor-
erly used. 49,, :.
Dr. Henman is therefore enabled to cure all these dis
eases with perfect certainty without using mercury IN
very short time, and without subecng MS paeh's 10 'he
Chronic Conorrhoea Spermatorrhea, Fuor Albus, Cen
era Debility, the result of misconduct Polutlons ram IN
the Back and Sides Eruptions of all kinds produced by
interior causes loss of hair rheumatism in the joints,
nocturnal sweas seminal and urnal weakness, injuries
received by mercural treatment etc. etc. are cured py
Dr. Henmann with the aid of remedies known but to HIM
self TO the perfect satisfaction OF his clients.
Recent diseases of the above named kind will be prompt
y and radically removed before they settle in the pody
and become chronic, by Dr. Heinimanns own purifying
vegetable remedies. cu
DR.. Henimann further possesses sure remedy raly
tested and which be relied upon for the cure OF inter-
mitten fever chils and fever fever ana ague also
means to remove, in few days. forever pau pea'n'
without the least injury to the stomach ore
In the present days numerous reneules ale oie.eu
everywhere for all imaginable diseases but IN most OF the
cases the sufferers sadly disappointed hat the LOOK
With iustiGabe mstrust on all advertisements of that
kind DR. IIepimann's remedies need not be recommend
cd bv nn1inq charatanism, for they recommend them
selves by their effects as has peen seen ana experienced
bv numerous patients who, fortunately for themselves
have used them. For the information and satisfaction of
the often deceived public, the statement will suffice that
Dr. Heinmann has in his possession two hundred
testimonials from patients cured by him, besides many
other reliable persons, which he is ready to exhibit when
required while decency forbids him to publish
them in the newspapers. -
Persons applying to Dr. Heinimann shall not be obliged
pay in advance the full price of the as he Is per-
fecy willing to submit his skill and his remedies rst to
be tested.
One thing the Doctor invariably requires from all his
patients that is faithful and strict contormance with all
his directions and prescriptions, otherwise he cannot and
will not warrant cure
Written consultations will be given without charge and
communications answered whether containing fee or not
promptly punctualy and with strict secTesy on applying
| 10 DIR. N. HEINIMANN,
Corner of Keamey and Pacific streets,
| fahos.133n San Francisco.