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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20
HERE IS A CHANCE!
To EVER r0ODf.

II 9. ELDniL0E, ~ the North Wssassn Depot,
LIZ South side VI rostth ussr R.ck Islasd ssa
hs. jsss received hssh suppl, direct iron nauu
iassassrs, 81 The ssroAs Msaictnss Of the day, 70
vhire - calls the Attsusion OF every tanIly.
Nose shoald BE- without some OF these useful arti
eess coostaatly In thu family. u hes veil bsen ssid
seas--.Aa "sncs OF pssssnuon 70 worth pound sf
Csss;" aud . never was applicable Ia tkis 10.
sssses, TOT some cheap article ~ hand may sava q
Phy stefan = bail.
] hass the most mpists sstAblssAmsas Of shts
eless IN Oh" >ortawsst, coapsissne . hosl Of artf
eies 81 nsmefeus that shsli only nen,l.n tee Of
The leading ones.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

Bi.-fars OF section 4 AMI ., to~asbiv -, n Is,
b snttss tsoa davenport good frame a.uss osehsra
asd garden all esssptsts. vsrv cheap.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

l-7 IA nns saildlas site situated .H the bIan.
back of kast Davenport. t,t containing tea a. rs.
fsom this ground you hav. Aa- si.~ u ". Mis.ts
sippi river AMI .assoassias eouatsy Tho wLas
..n aeres ca, b. purchased al a s.rJ tsa.anabi.
ps.ce Apply soon This is rare ehAnea4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

ae2.--sapesios tsrm In scott eosstJ; :. COO ~,
~, 4; loo srscs, all fsse nj under cail sAfioa
nms ssraaa u water iAss - RE south
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

d.. ~ Biook ". McCcy's aiii,.sa, s.sl y. is..
iae t.si
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20
uniaprovsd city Property

~ ibts ~ NttahrlI's Meinfosh sud fs.s~s& Il
aIicns additions comprising ~ the aosi dssrs
s stos if Residences b. iouaa within tue istts al
ht attl Prices ia~ sni terms rasy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

Uaimprevsd Lots In neunt PlsasaE,
-1.'s, - Coy ii,ii,a, ssis.lo feet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

GREATLY REDUCED taslCEs.
eossisstss o,
fsSs silver Plated Ware,
DrsaEa.a, ri.slsAsd sad JspAsssd VA
Table and roetes Csussy,
Willow and Wooden We're
Case sad WILLOW cAairs,
ehtldsen's high snd loo Uhairs,
Rssrsssasoss,
Wstss Coolers sad Ftitsssss,
Tea Trays,
Bird Cages,
wire Dsh Covers,
stair Rode,
Door ssd Table Mats.
Toilet Wsrs,
Ladiss' Work nasksss,
Rssshss u eli hlsds,
Feather Dssases,
Rasustsd Iron Mare,
Add ere shousand osd oss ashsr sssaeies for vhseh
90 have sot spaes asstion ell Of vhich OIL be Of
i~s cd ~ psisss wben wll maks f0s Ne tsssress
all sseh - are eHpscs9 10 b In u sssA soos
The eo0tse eaason 20 ~ seW, - have 3 tssRe
siock. asA ~ nsss be sold.
We shati aiso sosttsUs N soil COOK ssd PAH
LOk STOVES ~ ssssi Low pssoes, es< hsvs
patterns tos besh wood aad zeal sAss Hsve eev
ct teen syuat ID this 0assst.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

~ Who have xis.u mr thu ms.n.y al .-inx ,h. AZ
- k.sl k.tatc will dad " 10 Tho hsnda 81 q. An
gastu, hssiisnd ksl who oceupi-. part pi M once,
and " h. esssss among veil recommend f,s In
t.xsiy, and hiGs bus'a~ss capacity, snL dnast nal
~t rcni.s general Satisfaction ali ho may fssa
him Nth thsis pasrcnags ip the Lnni Agency ba.t
ness.
l ~auid remark In coaciassoa, that have valuable
land n ows In Dav.aportA vteiaiy fot s,i., And
that I may bs esand In my o0ce dursas sasine ..
haar~, 4. 4. MAIDS.
ttas port, msyxr l~olstfs Rpw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
ACADEMY, BOARDING AND
4

TIME subscriber having been literally paronized du
ring the asst lS56 and so session. will continue
his Independent Male School, the education OF youth,
who by systematic course OF study will be prepared to
the highest classes Of Colleges or fitted for the
business OF life As an incentive study and OF
securing the cooperation OF parents there will be issued
monthly reports containing frank exhibition OF prof.
cheney and department
Ii desired Military Tactics will be taught without extra
charge and without any infringement upon the regular
dues-but merely auxiliary In securing proper dis.
cpne and the development OF the physical constitution
TERMS, per Session Of ten months, commencing irst
Monday In October and closing with the nermisson OF
the usual Hoidnys) the last Friday in July.
Tuition and Board Gncuding washing, fuel, lights c.
10 the family of the Principal, 5000
And he would add that ii ia all important that Pupils
from distance should be under the eye of their Teacher
for other feel the interest in their
SRPayments quarterly in advance
Is earnestly requested that parents intending to pat.
ronize this School, will enter their children promptly-for
frequnty delay of few days ia obstacle to progress
during the whole session. Pupils will be charged from
e1prrd) to the close of the session. and deduction
will be- made except at the option oi the Principal.
REFERENCES.
Testimonial from the Trustees when the Principal dis
solved his connection with them in 1904:
At meeting of the Trustees Of the Smitheld Academy
the Goth Of July 1854 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolrsd Tina, accept with regret the resignation oil
X. NJ Cary, lis Principal OF smithield Academy, over
which he has nearly live years presided with credit 10
himself and benefit to the Institution
Rsso!erd, That in the opinion of this Board Mr.. Gary
possesses, in eminent degree, the moral and educa
tional requisites which constitute gentlemen the rit
cient discplinarian, snd successful teacher.
Signed. JOHN Il. PURDUE, Prrsi
G. b. HAYDEN, S-cy.
For further information. address the subscriber
Hampton Va, until Goth September after that time al
Smithfed.
Aug f-cStf X NJ CARY.
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THE CITIZENS. AND VISITORS OF


y
eAaE great pleasure in announcing that avn b
+'a!R CUTTER By profession Being initiated in
Hthc Eagle Hotel, Richmond, Va, where receiv
Borough education of the art, and having attained
i'ssenss, en,cursen;s and higi, cemplin,eRss, for
''Stssto3al sSill
wing being branch of my profession, In 1924,
ICE distinguished nobleman, the Marquis dc Lafay.
h:cd this city, the Eagle Hotel being his Head
Fe'', where was then living, had the honor Of
aans him so well that received donation Of ten
'or being, a. he said, master Of my profession so
'29, when the dignity Of the State was called in
! Richmond. they took up their quarters at
nasie where became acquainted with Virginia
.s sons, By whom was faithfully rewarded for my
"a and attention
would respectfully invite tie attention Of those
|r, Ae hair cut In classic, military or fashions.
70 give tEc Barber call at the Sea. of Fashion,
.s W. where ! bare been since 1871
OF The polite arts consists tr expression.
influence Of which - addressed either 70 The
=, SIMULATED eoand, or to the eye. in form, color,
nd" sst the original expression Of nature l.
IN. can only be softenea By those touches of art
grace and dignity 70 the feature. Nc art 10
n r;n this, as that which the subscriber pro-
b ss "sy Hair Cutting and Dressing; In other
sSrt iu arrangement OF those Luxursnt tresses
nature has decorated the seat OF human intel.
e. ia pu.ef ana sculptor, e Wen as tue sub.
p, !, ware that the expression Of human counte
Hair great great degree. dependant upon this arrange
.:grn ana they always pay a strict regard TO It.
ssd ,ay heartfelt thanks for the liberal patronage
e y, me and hope by the same strict attention 10
" 1aer'' continuance of the same.
= FLIP NJ, LOMAI E. SMITH.
lS...a smstirAar.-As belonged TO that class for
nd :, , ~ having such great admiration for
t.,, "ns and short hair are not in unison, when
r ,b.i, nne they will please not forget that can
"a Asn aesas and give them military expression.
L. B. 8.
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VOOD'SuAIR DYE.

Is admirable article rapidly improving the hair.
,-c!s Of a,i'a4r k;ndnow before the public, enjoys
.,er reputation as areura,ive and nvigorating hair
=: It's peculiar eheHial qualities have beneficial
ie aPon III growth and a-aeter OF the hair, giving
IL AL :rsy texture TO as, which was formerly Of
r,e sui .y nature 1t hai also understand ten
-rerve the youthful olor and appearance OF the
;sToyIng or counteracng the effects OF age With
r.: -et2nmendations in Its h-or. hardly perceive
say ady or gentleman should be without so valuable
!. to their ,o!!e:. The Article may he hsd OF the
aSs.3 by AL :he Druggists In ,hs CITY of Richmond
S--o'-. Owl
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARM on
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. TWO AND A HALF MILLS
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH EVERY
InlNG ON THE PLACE, CONSISTING OF CROPS
STOCK, &c.
HNHE Subscribers having determines to sell the, fam
located al above, will dispose OF at auction TO
gether with the Crops. Stock, &c) on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of SEPTESBER 1857,
commencing at IL o'clock A. H., if fair II not III. nax
iair day. The farm 10 about and half miles below
Richmond. and ID the same formerly owned by the bat
Mr. John Epdon 1t contans233 Is in high stat,
OF cultivation, (hAyng been thoroughly lined and
nured) a. will be shown by the growing crops
The buildings on the place mostly new consistln
OF an excellent dwelling. kitchen, QuArters large baru
stable, &c. The place Is we'll wstsred. There Is hy
dauiic the dwelling which forces the water to
the yard and garden There will be followed land enough
TO seed $50 bushels of wheat.
This farm Ia considered by those acquainted with
be among the most fertile in the vicinity OF Richmond
Tho York River Railroad passes along the line
farm.
After the sale of the farm all the perishabe property
on will be sold consisting Of large quantity OF Oes
Mules. together with all the farming implements As ,h-
foregoing sale is made in order elect dissolution
will be made without limit reserve and the public sfr
particularly invited 10 attend. Ample refreshments vii
beProvided.
TERMS poR TIE LASp.-one.fonrth cash lor MI AZ
proved endorsed negotiable note, at months interest
hdde balance e. IL and s months besnr int.re,
secured by trust deed
FoR PERSONAL EsrATs.-All sums under $50
cash; $50. tour months credit, Tor approved c
dorsed negotiable paper.
Persons wishing 10 examine the property can do 80 by
calling on the auctionerr OF O. 2. Miles In Richmond
or w. +. Hord, OF H"nrico. residing the place
WIN. +. HORp
q Z. MILES
Sale conducted by GopDrs ArrERsoS.
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]. r. JONES'.
STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING

MERCHANT, WEISlGER & CO.
Aa'k received large and fashionable stock Of ready
aahe Clothing. manufactured by themselves, Of the
s.' retail trade. and at prices which will compare
|ery Clothing house
:. 'tock consists in part Of the finest Over Goats,
[ peio and SSand. of various patterns and qua.
alto sls
.a.rs Pants of the most recent st7le, both as to
t,sai cH,, ana all prices
m from The finest cut Velvet to the lowest, and Of all
ts;' and ely .s
{, as:alen'. Furnishing Goods. consisting of every
n "aaiy found in Clothing Stores
- a4tse assortment OF Boys Clothing.
Sa'cn we will cell at the most reasonable prices.
r ~! examine for yourselves
saA. ce receiving goods every week. which will
'"' e !! al! times 10 exhibit q complete stock.
s.. MERCHANT, WEISIGER & CO.
-" No. LIE, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
GIT HUNDRED ACRES OF CHESTER.
eirID LAND FOR SALE

ME subscriber having determined TO remove to the
south o...rs to. sale his farm on which he now re-
is, containing Egh, Hundred Acres situated on swift
..es about three miles from Chesterfield Court House.
xeen miles from the city OF Richmond, and about ak
a niles from the cry 0, Petersburg, In good and
t,av neighborhood snd is well watered. with good
L.. AID various spring. of very fine water. About
:uadrei acres OF tins land 10 cleared and arabic,
Ja hundred and twenty lined at the rate OF 30 bush.
ps a:re the balance = IN original growth OF oak and
:a ne.a :. very ,are quantity Of cord wood on the
b.. I'D yc,y celrcn;ento the Clover Hill Rail Road.
!. s!i road passing immediately through the tract OF
J..
- buildings coHss, o: large snd comfortable two
b. DWELLING ut three commodious rooms below
re ADORE with al necessary ont houses such as To
j., 8srrs, G,aaary, Stable Carriage House. &c.
also oe sold a; the time and place, all Of my
Of Corn Oats and Fodder plantation utensils, stock
|.'.y kind Hogs, Cows Mules aud Horses, aud House.
and Kitchen Furniture.
T.. arm can De bouch: accommodating terms pri'
k-7, any time between this and the fourth of Sovem
80 enable the purchaser TO seed crop OF
: not privately before that day, will. together
E. '.s above enumerated articles be offered for sale az
s., tLc:ian N tie prerlices
sons wishing 10 purchase s!e requested 20 call and
4 r!ne the premises. p. II. WlLkERSOS.
-. I1-cyy. Sny
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READ THIS,

:-s Bowel Diseases, Cholera. D'sr.hcss. Dyspepsia.
l.: sacy Constipation and General Debility we know
ing better than Or. HosTErER's celebrated sto.
5. s:ers One wine gsss taken ,hree times each day.
ess will be cure cure for all the above diseases,
,-,ove all h.ariness from tho stomach; keep you
). ra cos,iveness, assist digestion, give good appe
i,npart healthy tone to the whole system. Every
.aoald keep these Btiers on hand during the sum-
!, .sson rs family medicine.
ale by all The principal Druggists and Dealers ge
= lnlu nl-dItclt
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VALUABLE FARM on THE DANyILLER
ROAD, AT ROBIOU'S STATION. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND
CONTAINING slX HUNDRED ACRES, FOR sALt
AT AUCTION.
TIME health OF Dr. w H. Johnson not enabling him l.
attend TO business, he has authorized us TO sell. At
PUBLIC AUCTION. on the premises, on TUESDAY, thu
10Th September ls5i II lair, II not the next fair day al
O'Clock, NJ, the valuable farm which he Resides
located above The contains about 600 sores
which about 80 800 cleared aud the
ing 800 to $50 acres heavily So, III original growth ~
Oak and Pine, from which may be cut Is coo cOris u
wood, which be sold al Robiou's Depot such
munerative prices, will, is verify believed. pay
greater part OF the entire purchase money The wood
land 10 the Depot, that average OF ten osl
per day be hauled by each team.
The most OF the cleared land 10 in high state OF cult
walton, a. the growing crops will show There
the tract above 400 OF rich Hat land which ID
TO the best river bottom. The whole tract though -
markedly level Is thoroughly drained The budinra
the place ample for the genteel accommodation o
large family embracing large Dwelling and every Other
building suitable tor the place and all in excellent rsps
The ward Is handsomely shaded and beautifully
fully With choice aud other flowers TIE
dcnis very productive There excclt orchards
on the farm. The place ID perfectly healthy
To appreciate the value OF this estate, necessary L.
view and examine IT. and perons disposed to do so are re
specially requested call upon Dr. Johnson who viii
take great pleasure in showing the Prems"s
Robou's Depot 10 on corner OF the land. so that IT,
acc ess to Richmond Din 80 mnu.es) Is chsap and easy
The Farm 10 enclosed with fence.
Crate Coal from the Immediate vicinity can be had -
The annual products Of the place will average 2O1o
bushels Wheat and 500 barrels Corn Its location on the
rail road at Robious Depot 10 well suited 10 mercen
professional gentleman doing business In Richmoni
The terms of payment will be etourth cash balance
one two and three years. for bonds bearing Interest
cured by trust deed.
in which desired by the purchaser Ill the slaves
(ilteen in nunber) and the creps stock, &c, would BE-
sold at fair valuation md on liberal terms ct credit pa
perly secured. GoDDlN APPEhsoN. auct'
Sept s-ctds
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:
LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
FRANCE T. CO., MANAGERS, BALTIMORE

BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER 1857
DTdH'"Ss conducted under the superntendanee Of the
~ &ate Lottery Commissioner.
ffiDAi, Sept. llth-rokomoke River. Glass 80, -
NOS is drawn ballots Tickets 81 Capital Prizes:
esOo9o 10000 &c. Certificate of packages Of wholcS 81
1-shares In proportion
SATURDAY Sept la,h-Graud Consolidated. %. Is
Nos ~ drawn ballots Tickets SO. Capital Prlzes:
S3Sooo 1921 &c. Certificates Ut packages Of wholcs
Slos-shsres in proportion.
MONDAY, Sept l4th-Wsshingtou County, Class 50
!s Nos, U drawn ballots Tickets g. Capital Prizes
$s6ooo, L. 0o0 &c. Certificate vi packages of whoes
Sls6 4O-shHres in proportion.
TUESDAY, Sept. l5th-Be Air Lottery. Clans 81. 70
Nos. IL drawn ballots Tickets e5. Capital Price;
$4,000 10000, &C. Certificate Of packages oil whoes
3H-shares Ia proportion.
WEDNESDAY, Sept l6-susquehann. Canal, Clas, 49,
1s Nos IL drawn. Tickets $40 Capital Prizes $50
loi6S DC. Certificate of package OF whoies si''
shares in proportion, 49,
THURSDAY, Sept l7-Caroll County. Clss: q, 40 3
Nos II drawn ballots Tickets e. Capital Prizes s2ooV
$4,000. 5000. &c Certificate Of package oi "noes
SO 5O-shares in proportion
FRIDAY, Sept. ls-Pokomoke River, Glass ii, !e NOS,
- drawn ballots Tickets Is Capital Prizes; e2soo
III OF $500. Certificate OF package oil wholes sT-
shares IN proportion. I,, ..
SATURDAY Sept lsth-(irand Consolidated Gs,. p.
Ts Nos 10 drawn ballo,s Tickets $40 Capital Prizes
30 900, 1897 &c. Certificate of Packages Of wholes
Sl5s-shares In proportion.
krA Dollar Lottery drawn daily
IL Commune atons will receive attention. II address
ed 10 K FRANCE e. CO,
Sent, : Richmoud.Va
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N NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY-The mex:
~ session OF this Institution will commerce the first
Monday in October 1851 and close the last Friday in
July, lsi-. The Of study embraces Ancient md
Modern Languages Mathematics Ancient and Modern
History, the Sciences aud the usual English branches
The Principal being graduate OF one OF the best col
eges in Virginia and also OF the University will conduct
and examine the classes with view TO thorough prepare
ton for the latter institution for the business pursuits
Of life Examinations At the close of the session will be
conducted as far practicsbe after the manner Of the
University and certificates conferred upon those dsn
guished
The Boarding Department is conducted by Mr. and Mrs
Lansdel, with whom all concerned have been not only
satisfied but pleased
ESPESsEs-Rosrd including everything ex
cept lights, 800 90
Tuition in the ordinary English branches. o. 90
e {" higher branches (Englsh incude'), rs w
One hs payable lst January and half lst of July
For farther particulars address the Principal Hesths
vile. Va. WIN ?. IUDGlNS, A. NJ, Principal
RICHARD HALL, Assistant
Auyun ls-cWtlst Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
RUNNRNIEDE SCHOOL

TIME first session Of this School will commence on
the LIST of October, 1871 and close On the 3't Of 'u'
ly, 1859. rr..
The course of instruction will include the English,
Latin Greek, French and Spanish lansuase, aud their
literature and Mathematics both theoretically and IN Ito
practical application.) NJ.
The Principal IL graduate OF the University OF vrgi'
na and engaged for one year as teacher oil mathe
mates in the school Of Mr.. L. NJ. Coleman.
The School Is situated In Fsuquer county, in neigh
borhood well known for its fine climate and excellent So
ciety
TERMS board and tuition for each term of i've
months sl25-payabe the Let Of October and Let OF
March. Lights extra.
County. Va GRAY CARROLL, NJ. A.
REFERENCES
The Faculty Of the University OF Virginia.
James X Marshall, Esq., Virginia Senate
+. w. Coleman Esq,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Isle of Wight County.
Geo w. Carroll Esq Isle Of Wight County.
Col c. G. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. H. Norton Warrenton, Va
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KENT, PAINE & co,
MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. 1913 and l65 Main Street


FA L L lrRA 1857.
WYE beg leave to invite the attention of Southern
w Merchants large and attractive stock of
CT and Staple DRY GOODS now receiving which in
few days will be very complete in all the departmen
and will comprise the largest and mos, commanding as
sortment have had the pleasure to offer to our
friends and customers
By the ships "Riga" and "Laa Rookh," from LIVERPOOL
to this port and various arrivals New York we have
received large portion Of our importation British
French and German Goods, embracing every variety
among which many Of entirely new and beautiful de.
signs.
In Cloths Cassmerss and Testinss, Ctoaks and Man,
ties Ladies' press Goods Lace Goods and Emhroiderirs
our stock 10 Unusually attractive
We are also receiving full assortment of Domestic
Falrics of the most popular styles manufactured
We shall be prepared TO exhibit a splendid stock of
Ready Made Clothing of all grades and having had it
manufactured under thoroughly competent supefntend.
ents the premises challenge competition in quality
and prices, and feel assured that offer induce.
ments in this branch unsurpassed in this country
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock,
which will be much larger than we have before cxhi.
bed and which increased facilities enables ne TO Of.
fer to cash prompt buyers at prices will meet the
competition Of this or any other market.
Order: will al all tires receive our prompt aud person.
al attention. KENT PAINE & co.
Aug aS-s6.
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ND FfCIs SIX LECTURES"

- rs,.,, 80 e:ravip, bound, explanatory OF The
neni by whtSae ces Consumption Asthma, Dis
,us. OF the Heart, hp, Stomach, Bowels. Liver. Kid.
~. and Skin femle COMPLAINTS, Gravel. &c, sent by
a. SID postage pro-. for ~ cents. ,
App!yto Dr.. 5. :. tIISd.
ia, Broadway, New York;
:FrHe has no oeoihce either at Chicago, Buffalo
i.a.u-sh, or elsewirs He is never absent from New
ss and no physci sewhere Is authorized TO use his
.,.s Aug 7-cw3m
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LIVER COMPLAINT & DYSPEPSIA.

PHILADELPHIA, jan IL, 1853.
j, { NJ Jackson-Dear Sir-l have used your Hoof.
Il, German R;ters in my family for the past four
-. for L!csr Disease, and pysprpsia and am pleased
Eslowedse that have received the greatest bene.
-cn ito Use. have recommended II to great many
.:.i with similar diseases with the same good result
.ve no hesitation in saving that il is invaluable
.!ae and hope you will be able TO introduce It into
,-y :.a.ly in the Union. Yours. truly,
WIN. HUGHES, No III, Wood st.
-. sale BY Druggsts and Storekeepers everywhere
81 PURCELL, LADD & CO., and BENNETT
.E2s & CO.. Richmond. Sept