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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4-Richard Carter, Presi-
dent of the Anthracite Bank Mt Tamaqua. was shot
dead this evening in parlor Of the st. Lawrence
Hotel by Thomas Washington Smith, of Cecil coun-
ty, Maryland. Tha latter fired four balls from a
revolver. Two after Carter had fallen on the floor.
Carter a lniddle-aged man, ola wealthy family.
Smith was laboring under great excitement when
ne committed the decd. He was arrested, and is
now awaiting hearing at the Mayors office.
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REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ADDITIONAL By THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Nov 5.-We send the following aaa.-
tional details by the Canada:
Financial matters are the most prominent t0pic
in England. In the London market On Wedbes-
day the funds were uDdiminished IN Lrinnees. al =
slight advance Tuesdays rates. Money il 10
good suppiy nj ST. per cent. discount. The ad
vance in bank rate greatly checked the How "a
gold toward New York, large intended shipments
being countermanded. Tho small quantity of
goods being forwarded by the East India Company
gave rise to further advance in India bills to four
per cent. The Bank of England threw out some
bills, supposed to be based on shipments OF specie
to America.
The funds continued buoyant on Friday, and no
gold was withdrawn from the bank.
The rate of discount at Hamburg had declined
The Canada takes out tenders for S2,u00,oo0 worth
eight per cent Of Michigan Central bonds for the
extinction of the floating debt.
The rates of mOuey and stock exchange reni;Ai..
at five per cent.
The demand for money at the bank on Friday
was heavy.
1t is stated that the Governor of the Bank OF
France had asked for decree giving forced cur
rency to bank notes Bullion i'll the Bank oil
France had decreased 35,0O0000 francs since the
last monthly returns. Three per cents. closed at
G6f S5c.
The new Spanish Cabinet had not been organ
I lied.
The Bank of Belgium had advanced its rates oil
interest.
The rates of the Bank OF Denmark had also been
advanced.
Turkey still persists in claiming the island oil
Perne, and refuses any indemnity.
1t rumored that the British Cabinet has arran'
ged for the recall of the Governor General cf In
dia.
The London News says the East India Company
have commenced large remttances OF silver 10 IN
dia which will have a tendency to aggregate the
present financial evils. -
There has been II serious conflict at Frankfort
/ between the Garrison and the Austrian and BaVa
/ rian regiments; many were wounded on Doth SUES
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TIE ELECTION IN NEW YORK.

NEW York, Nov. 5-The Tribune of this morn
ing comedies the defeat of Republicans, by from
10000 to 20.000 votes 1t says that the Democratic
vote is the same it last election. while 100
900 Republicans lbstaineh from voting. The Sc
nate is probably Republcan-the House Demo
cratic,
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eSsg- YANKEE NorloNs for December, at

IZ3 Broad street.
YANKEE NOT ONS for December. Price u cts.
NEW YORK LEDGER for Nov. IL, containing the
commencement of new story. by ioTatlo W :.
Nelson entitled THE Crown Jewrls'-uniy ,
cents-,ieliyered anywhere in the city, or sent
bv mail, free of charge. -
FLAG, BALLOU, NOfELLETIE, anu WAfEhb1,
for New IL. $500
MEECURY. POST. and FRANK LESLIE, for No
VembFr :.
HARPERS, C;oDEY'S, and all the latest Newspa-
pers and Magazines. -
DAILY HERALD, AMERICAN, and LEDGE Err.
ia For anything in the Newspaper and Periodi-
cal line call ut JAS. A. GENTRY IL cos
Old Established News Agency,
nOj-2t l23 Broad st.
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NEW Jersey ELECTION.

TRENTON, y. j.. Nov. 5.-The Democrats have
elected six out of eight Senator's in this State
The Senate will stand 10 democrats to opposition
and the Houses 5 dem. TO p opp.
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THE DISP II.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the pisrAroH must be hand
a IN BY sir oencs IN The asrneos, In order to ap-
psar the asrt day. The heavy pressure OF ad1er-
t,seusns. upsa the columns of our paper will not
.A,,.& If their reception after the hour naxed
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Ea- 1t Is not often that we notice edito1ialiy pa
tent medicine, yet feel it duty when we are con.
WINGED an article is very mertorious to inform the
public that they, too, may be benefited by its use
and to prevent them from usisg other articles that
lave no merit in them. Now, we wish particularly
to recommend 10 our readers DR.. SANFoRDs LIVER
iNV!GoRAToR article that has given benefit and
performed cures, N our circle of acquaintance that
were little less than astonishing 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver as it is
Lirer inrtgoTdtOr. Especially among our own chill
dren have We noted its beneficial effects where the
little sufferers, from bowel complaint, worms and
other diseases, incident to children have been made
quiet and perfectly cured by the use of this article
IL has testimonials that none doubt for the cure
oil Jaundice, Dyspepsia aud such troubles as always
ioilow deranged liver few such cases have come
under our observation where it seemed almost 10
work miracles. Our advice to families is not TO be
without it, as it viii many hours Of pain by its
speedy when disease first makes its attaek.-ala
t0OAd SsattRei
FISHER WINSTON and ApIE GEAY, Agents for
Richmond
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GROUND C0FFEE.-75 boxes of pure
NJ Ground Coffee, just received and for sale By
no 6--5t WM TAYLOR.
DURE COGNAC.-25 eighth casks pure
Champagne Cognae Brandy. in store f1v sale by
no 6-5t NA. TAYLOR.
A pPLES.--l00 bbls Northern Apples,
- daily expected and for sale BY -
no est wM. TAYLOR.
L,AMILY FEOER.--Romland' Xxx Pal
i metto brand, superior to any Flour in the mar
ket. always on hand aud III sails by -
-sA-e-s ----->s : SEEDEN q MILLER,
nos Cexasr Pearl and Cary streets,
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9oskNiLk BURGLARS ARREsTED.--Ear on Saturday
,a the polce9of Brooklyn, N Y, arrested
"a ooys, aged Respectively 10 IL and Is years.
~ .'e appeI room Of Hook aud ladder house, in
rested, ihey were dividing the proceeds of a bpr.
gary which they had just committed and wer., -.
gaiiag themselves with bottle OF brandy 4
loufth BOY hurried eamphens lamp at the officers.
and jumped out Of the window but was arrss,ai
the same morning. Though young in years. thew
are all said TO be old in crime. '
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focsD 6uiLfY-Chas. cowan, arfaisned at Nor
,o'k Tor roebng the I. s. Mail, has plead guilty
The punishment for the offence is not less than
Ten nor more than twenty years in the peniten,ia.
n.y. The prisoner is only 10 pears of are
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CRowBAR Lsw.-fhe very practical virtues oil
Crowbar law were tested ia st. Louis Saturday
Armed with an attachment taken out by the promi-
nent citizens, aud equipped with erowbars cold
chseis And similar Instruments the Sheriff effected
an entrance into the bank vault of L. w Clarke &
bros s., who suspended payment not long since. The
result OF this official boring was the discovery OF
eight hundred dollars and tho books Of N. f'yn,
which the Sheriff took possession of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

hs- You CAN NOW FIND At ALEX. Hills, Trunks
Vaices, Ladies' Bonnet Cases Of all sizes and Of all
qualities ard at all prices. according to quality and
size, and certainly as low they can be had in this
any other City
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MARRIED.

ON Montiay evening IasI. By the Rev Mr.. Michel
iJacher Mr LEOPOLD LEVY, Of Amelia county,
and Mis- RosRNA HUTZLER, Of Richmond.
On Tuesday. The ID Of Nov, 1851, By the Rev Mt.
Mauley Mr. pEYTUN HUTCHiNS to Mrs. CATHE-
UtNF tNnPHSflr- Of This sity.
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EcSn Powers WORLD RENOWNED lMPE-
RItL AMaRoTYPEs for 20 cents warranted equal to
AM taken in Virginia for 81 Powers will not let
nicture leave HIS establishment unless. it Is per
fctly satisfactory to the customer Isl Main street
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ELECTION IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 1.-The democratic State
ticket has been elected. Taylor, anti-Slidell DEM
ocrat for Congress. is reelected also EustS (Am.)
The other two Congressman probably anti-SIl-
dell.
Ia Toe is
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G1- NeTIcE.-ALEx'R HILL has iBst received di
rect trom London. five hundred pair of English
Buckskn Over Caters, of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking riding. The above
were purchased BY himself while in London, and
Will be sold low Tor cash, or to punctua paying Gus
tomers.
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~ Good success still attends the eBterprsing
TYLER Co.. who make the finest OF Portraits for ~
cents, at I39 Main street. Long may they flourish
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whether So-aud-So stood on the detensVc?' "No,
sr,' he innocently replied. The stood on a bench"
J. Z. Bailew, of Smith county, Tenn, has been
sentenced to eight years Imprisonment in the pen
itentiary for forging applications for bounty land
warrants.
Gen. Henningsen, of the Nicaraguan army, pass
ed through Augusta, Ca. Monday, on his way to
Washington and New York.
1t is estimated that the wheat crop of Wisconsin,
for the year 1891, will amount to eighteen millions
OF misunderstanding an increase of six millions over
1866.
The receipts of the Massachusetts, Agricultural
FAIR held last week, were only S4,696; much less
than the expenses.
The stage Of water in the Mississippi, at the
present time, is twelve feet eight inches At the
same period last year it stood at fourteen feet.
The President has recognized c. Schotter as Con-
sal of Prussia at Philadelphia.
Rev. c. ". Mcphail, formerly of Fredericksburg,
Va, has been elected President of Lafayette Col
lege, Ia.
Commodore APP Catesby Jones, is lying danger
ously i'll at his residence in Fairfax county, Virgil
MIA.
The candle factory Of Warren & Sons, in Wheel
lag. Va. was burnt Tuesday morning. Loss 8 900
Insured for $1,000.
There is no place like home" says the poet
Right unless its the home Of the yoGnS woman
you are after.
Il say, my little son, where does the right hand
road go!'
Don't know sir, faint been no where since we
lived here"
There were p death in Wheeling Va, last week
There were % deaths i'll Charleston, s. c., last
week.
Gen. James D. Carroll, an old citizen of Mont
go,nery, Ala, died Suddenly, on the LIST inst
samuel Stone, one of the Mier prisoners, died in
Austin, texas, GU the 10Th uIt
Isaac Rutledge, planter near Eutaw, Ala, WAS
assassInated by one of his slaves on the 18th ult
Col ". s. Keith, of Jacksonport, Ark, and a
member of the Arkansas Senate. died few DAYS
ago at Memphis.
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OF sfaIxr-fhe priaters In the employm.n,
Of Aimon H. Clapp editor and proprietor os the
consequences Of reduction II xhair wages iron,
twenty-five 10 twenty cents per thousand ems,
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THE VIRGINIA MUSKETS-G0Y. WALKER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The afternoon papers state
that the muskets sent by Gov Wise to Gov Lyon,
of Md, have been placed in the National Armory
here for safe keeping.
Gov. Walker having obtained leave of absence
from Kansas, is expected here By Saturday.
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NGyAUCTIoN NOTICE. ask attention
to my sale THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Heavy sattenitts, Carpet Bags,
shoes, &c Il. CAUrH0RN.
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EGya LOOK OUT FOR
r. r. PRICE & Co s
Great Opening!

EYSPECIAL NorICE.---CHAs. T. WoR-
THAN Co. call the attention. OF the trade to their
sale of Sugar Nola ses Coffee, &c, at their store,
THIS MORNING, at IL O'Clock. not Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

IsE" BATHsi BATns.! BATHS. Hot,
cold AMI shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock A. NJ to half psst9 Z. NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shanpOoing room under the Amer
lean Hotel. Entrance on nth street. Single bath
25 cents, or five tickets for 81. - o,
no H. =. HoBSON.
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WISCONSIN ET.ECTfUN-

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 5th.--Randall is undoubtedly
elected Governor by 5000 majority. The Republic
cans have majority in both branches of the Le-
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eoss''liD 0f foAaERs.-John d. Wright, convict.
ca OF forgery, ia Lynchburg. Va. was on Tua..l.y
sentenced to two years Confinement in the p,.i.
Tertiary. '"'
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New Publication

"hastans Gray a Romance. By Hon Jeremiah
Clemens, author of "Beruard Lille" spirited and
interesting fiction, founded on fact For sale by }
Woodhouse.
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bEa- Since TYLER Co first commenced taking
Pictures at lS9 Main street, great has been the
rush of people that they have out three sets
carpets. Imagine the tramping!
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FAIR SALARY.-iiario has been engaged for tbe
Italian Opera at Paris for seven months, at 5000
iranes ts5oool month, making los, 600 francs
ssnsc,e2 10, =, inc sixty nights only on which he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

ESy~ THE MEMBERS of the Granite
Stone Cutters Association will attend their regular
monthly meeting at Schad's Hail. on Brohi street,
on SATURDAY. Nov. 9Th. Mt ~ o'Cl lCk, Z. NJ
no5-ot* J. RICHARDSON, SeC'y.
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NJ NOTICE TO Ny COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS
ANDTHE PUBLIC GESERALLY.-i am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, of the best quality of
all sizes, Of my make, and Of all kinds. Also
Boots and Shoes, for ladies' gentlemen boys misses
and children, of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Boots aud Shoes
No. I27 Main ST., Richmond Va
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HE- The Boston Gazette says of FosrAISE's CREA9
WILD FLOWERS TT Is an effectrai article for re-
moving tan, freekles eruptions, and we are conf
dent that any lady or gentleman who may use the
Cream. will not have occasion to regret the pur-
chase" For sale by all Druggists, ami by
W. PETERSON,
no 5-3t Corner 18th and Main sts
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE CONPAHY,(
Richmond November ;, 1887.

N7y@A DIVIDEND of three per cent. has
been this day declared by the directors, payable on
and after the 18th inst at the Office of the Company
no 6-ts j. II. MONTAGUE.
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DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

l. For the radical and permanent cure Of Goutv
.ff ctions and Rheumatic Pains. indolent Tun :,
SweileG TendOns. Bruises. Cramps. Spraips, Numb
Joints Also. Pain III the Breast, Back or Loin.
Pain and swelling of the Face Sore Throat. Mump :,
This EtlBROGATIO$ is rare and valuable com
bination of warm stimulant and anod yne ingredient
and will be found far superior to any of the 0poda
docs or Linments heretofore invented for the above
mentioned malaiies. As an external application to
remove pain and inflammation, its beneficial effects
iInmediate and certain and in rheumatic pains or
equity affections ia soothing and anody properties
manifest after its application Prepared and
sold by JNo. W. POLLARD,
NOS TruruiSt 18th street
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Es- The people turn to l35 Main street, if in want
of Pictures TYLER & Co.
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lKTANTED-Fo the balance of the year
w tor WOOD CHOPPERS. for which a iibera
price will be given. Apply at Shockoe House Carr
street. opposite the Columbian Hotel.
ma -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

SAANTED-A good Cook, for the bal.
w ance ofthc year Enquire at
BRIGGS Bakery,
no 5-2t# Corner Broad and 81 streets
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Y1TANTED-A PARMA small Farm

w say 2j0 Ac1es 200 acres Gle lred, - crisirt
growth OF Woo :. convenient to Richmond by watr
navigation or railroad with dwelling sufficient e.
a family of eight persons. and all other builti
necessary for such size place. AddressT + "a
Office of (ioddin & Apperson. stating quality az,
acre &c no 6-lw
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DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOSION IN BROWNSVILLE,
TEXAS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov "a fire occurred in Browns
Vile. Texas, on the 10th nit. Nin0tyive kegs of
powder exploded, killing four persons, and injur-
ing several others. The loss is 100000
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BSy~ The UNITED STATES BANK, Wash
ington d. CT will give Virginia Bank Notes at
par, for all vills CT the above bank.
noi-ts WIN N TINsLEY.
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Re- Portraits for 90 cents. and no mistake. l39
Main street
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WANTS.

lNTANTED. -SItuation wanted as man
w ager for S-The undersigned tenders Nj \
services rs trn mana ger for next year. and te.er
Thy pcrmission) to these gentlemen with whom h =
has heretofore lived in that capacity, namely: John
y Ryiand EsI. Samuel !. Gresham. Esq. king 4
Queen county: Iiayl0F Temple, Thomas s. Jones' DR.
Garter. ". Wormeley, King william. lie hasa fam
!y is willing to devote his whole time to the business
Of his employer and will 20 anywhere in this or
the Joining State of North Carolina. if ssfhc,nt
inlucement lie offered. Terms and finding reason
able. Address JAMES REID,
Care of Il. Samuel, ESQ,
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asy@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-The attention
of the Trade and the Public ia requested to the sale
uf T. A. Rust's stock of Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock.
nol-ts r. Il. COOK & Co. Aucts,
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EkAyn NEW PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART
GALLERY, MAIN SF., RICHMOND, VA--The subscriber
fitted up rooms ut the above place. he is now fully
prepared to execute every ST. 10 oil PHOTOGRAPHIC
LIKENESSES as follows Photographs on Canvass,
colored in Oil. Of every size; Photographs on Paper.
colored IN water Colors pest India Ink, plain
Also, Ambrotypes, Melainotypes, Stereotypes, Da-
guerreotypes. nc.
Ali work warranted in the highest style of the art.
and at moderate prices, aud in no case persons
expected to take Likeness unless entirely satisae
tory. visit to his Galleries is respectfully soli-
cited.
G4- Main street. opposite the new Custom House,
Richmond. Va; Sycamore street Petersburg, Va.
Ct. W. MINIS, Practical Photographs.
nos Proprietor.
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How CREtP CAN WE LAVE A sort of mo3ern Di-
ogenes in massachusetts a Air Thorean. has been
amusing himself and amusing his neighbors by
trying the experiment of how cheaply man can
live who discHrds the supertiuites of life. Having
borrowed an axe, he went down to the shores of
Wolden Pond, where he built for himself a hat of
hewn logs, which he occupied for two years sup
porting himself the fruits of the earth raised by
his own hands. During eight months OF this period.
lie kept an account of his expense, which amounted
10 sixty dollars, including twenty-niue paid for
materials for his house. lie recently published
narrative of his experience.
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OrFIcg NIcnMoND ANp DANyILLE X p. 90, n

T'O TIE Notwithstanding to re-
Il Iiiavc t. the Ne +, offer for sale. Mt the Wall
Stgcrt Ii"To my entire stock of Household and
Kitchen tURNITURE, with all the appurtenarccs
thor Of, including Bar Room Fixtures DC All f
I'll" tnrni;nre, aud everything connected with this
We'll huHwn Hotel being entirely new it wGnld afford
to any wishing te engage ~ this business, every
facility nr hotel keeping. My object is to SELL and
will do at great sacrifice. The advantages of
this itel Icing situated in the Giost business part
Of Il city on 18th street, between Main and Frank
lin SITS, and well known to the public, it is need
less for me to say more.
Those having desire to purchase. will call on the
subscriber, who will take pleasure in showing the
premises. Any Information as regards the bnsiness
of this II .tel will he given any that desires 10
purchase, by calling on the proprietor.
o6-6.# + pIIIIYlW pro'r
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NITANTED-A Woman to Cook aul
w Wash fora small family. Apply TO
no st VAN LEW, TA1 i4DR h CO.
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WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords o.
w good STAVE TIMBER, on the stump, either
by the cord or acre II must be either the Cansl
or River convenient 20 some Of the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory, corner Byrd and llth SITS. It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

IoonaEspospEsoE OF 1nK RICHMOND DAILY nsrArcHl

Fine crslie--Fae Horsss-- Fine Lodies- Fire BAT
imt--Fne Dyiatsng-- Pine Hearing Fine l&eiag,
and a fine time generally.
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acsgp PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAcrs. -

HSSS LAIN or
Dr. HAMPTON now aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are YOU sick? Beware of limitations! Ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant AID safe remedy may induce
cJunterteitlng-
to stand the test of public opinion. Nc art OF putting
can alvani2e a worthless article, As to keep it up
rs "A good medicine, if il bc not really So.
A good medicine Will live, become popular ana ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes frcm mouth to mouth with more ra-
pdity than news pagers can spread u. hVlnG Wit
ness testifying to- the medicine has made for
him. is OF more service than any newspaper adver-
Using.
In proof Of what say above, we refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MIR. WIN. HIGH. No. 1915 South Paca street. Balti-
more, cured of rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
MIR EDWIN NJ. SPRANELIN, No q Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case Of Scrofua of years
standiug lost number OF pieces OF bone, restored to
health.
Miss MARY scoTELD, Teacher, No. go Baltimore
streether case, after years OF suffering has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call 70 see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore Custom-llouse, suf-
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr.. Henry G. VIM had cough for ycars-great
weakness &c. had in all five six physicians tried
all the remedies, but was cured only hy
HANPTON'S IEGETABLE TINCTURE.
HE- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il Co. Richmond; by
Petersburg: by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY, Bslt.
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
To- 81 per bottle; ak bottles for 81. So S-d&c
aa@ SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention
Of the Trade and the Public ia requested the sale
If Rust'S stock Hardware Cutlery EC