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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

"a! campaign f7r is. now opened. with larger
sv. =. 4 NOR. desirable assortment than IN any for
ar wear consisting "a part OF enc entire cargo from
~. ,,,s'lv celebrated foundry IF \ {. Btr>jow which
ls! ses e.: gNjWorh are particularly invited t. eN
.rv..e Persons having in use Stoves. Ranges, or
{rl~asret II thl- make. obtain repairing pieces
~ All ,.c.iIoa, AZ factory prices -
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ia. DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Home
p. Il. AYLErr. Attornez at Law

patA'-t offers his professional services 10 the citi-
= d Richmond apd its vicinity. Office at his To-
sis"lee on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
Je Pms
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- w,r>ox's DornLE GLASS AMRRo-

US ,,>I, - CENrS--Be sure aud seq WATSoS's
Il .,y IS, ANngsGVrES At - and 3 cents be-
: 49,, ~, hs,e vr.lr likeness. BoonS - Main street
". ,r>s-rPs> aui PANoTYPEs taken by him The
b,l- NJ tho fast we&s profits Ia be given 70 the
-. - = -h5s -ity o -G--lm
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BsE FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Eyery per-
ton using SCALES should only Use the best, which
can always BE- had Ct Fartanka agents,
AESSitS. CLARkS0N, ANDERSON l. co,
EN- No. lo5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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By E. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.

by Z. Is. COOK & Co., Aucts.
SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
~ WOOD PIANO, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
MAY c NCERN, AT AUCTIOS.-0n THURSDAY
nitrnlnx, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock will sell at our
store Tor account of whom it may concern one spen-
did seven octave Piano. in hoeewood Case manufac-
tured by Nunns Co, New York
The above beng the most modern STYLE Ia said by
judges to be first rate instrument and Is in perfect
order. Sale peremtory.
Terms cash. E.BCOOK Co,
&C q A urtian..1s
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By Alexander Mott.
by Larus & Shine.
TRADE SALE OF s So 900 WORTH

TRADE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
OF SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHEs.
JEWELRY, TOYS &c.-THIs MORNING, com.
mencng at half past 10 o'clock, Will be sold at auc-
Ton, Ut the store No 81. next door TO H. r. Paro 4
Co exchanges Office, in lots to suit hous-krrpsrs
ana the trade generally. $4,000 worth of silver Pla
Ted Ware Watches. JeweIry. Toys Castors, Clocks,
epnons, FORKS, &c, comprising the most valuabie
and useful stock Of Goods offered to the Rich
mond public.
The stock being the effects of Northern failure.
ed will he sold. '
~ Country merchants and housekeepers will
niiu 1t To their advantage TO attend these saes m
such an opportunity may never again offer.
til further notice.
&C l5-ts LARUs & SHINE, Aucts
STATE FAIR NOTICE.-LARUS &
~ II Il viii commence their Trade Sales o
Arches and Jewelr', this (TUESDAY) evening at
O'CLOCK, and VIII continue every evening this week
AT thrr store "A Asiu street. Visitors the gri-
cultural FAIR will find this q rare Opportunity to
sarpiy themselves with such articles. every lot
&C 27-6t
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e $40 kEWARD.-The above re-
@St7 "ara Of twenty doilars viii be paid by the
~ W %nbserter TO any person who vii deliver TO
-eSss nun, At CragtUn in ieHrico county, his ne
SIo SiH IA NCf who some times calls herself Nancy
nahhAni. who ran away on the 18th Of this month
NhhI} II very likely bright mulatto, bushy head.
very bright black eve. aud about lt years old She
- believed 70 be in the CITY Of Richm nd it's vi
uhi'y. WM A. CHRISTIAN,
oT Ats EFaicton IIpnficO co.
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TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY Alexander Mott.
By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.

. CASES "a DOZEN CARRIERS SPAN
ISL NlxTURE,,,,For and on account whom It
DAY, October %. ncing at 10 o'clock. cases
Of CARTER SPAN tSH MIXTURE, containing "A
dozen bottles az. COX CO., Auctieneers.
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

~ PROCLAIM ATl0S.-W hereas, under authori-
ty vested III the Executive by Jaw, commissioner
has been appointed examine into the condition of
the Bank OF kanawha, and, by the report Of said
commissioner it lis manifest that the Bank cannot
Meet its liabilities and that Its assets to q larHe
amount have boen removed beyond the limits Of the
Commonwealth, and without the operation of It's
laws, and it having been reported by its President
ia "A communication hereto annexed, that the said
tank tns Ceased TO redeem its gold or silver
coin, after having made every eIt ~ do so; There
fore, l, Henry A. Wise. uvyernor of the Common
wealth of Virginia. do hereby prohibit the bills "
notes OF said Bank to be received in aJ uient VI any
money due to the State, and ali collecting officers Of
the Commonwealth are required TO take notice
thereof.
(--O In testimony Whereof I have subscribed
H.. g. my Eam- and caused the Seal of the ktats
l-r- 10 be affixed hereunto, at hichmond, this
tenth uay of october, is57 and in the sd Of the
Commonwealth. HENRY A. Wise
by the Governor:
GEORGE w. MusFoRp, Secretary of the CON-
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ASA SNYDER.
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
au Pam

aud have found them to give general satisfaction
both ~ % quality and operation. The firm of c. d.
ALE 4 Co. are now prepared 70 furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable Stoves.
CuAS. d. YALE,
Pam Main
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G0LDSMITS Trimming and Fancy
&C Is Store, 205 Broad street

NOTICE.-Having now in store a very
~ large stock of ine CLOTHING, embracing Over
Coats Raglans Shswls, Blankets, Coaks, tiue Ores,
Coats Dress frocks DO Business Goats, AL cOlnrs;
Cassimrres and FNRNISHINd GOODS of choice
lcctions from finest &c low grades Ny stock in va
rety il nnsur passed and marked down to sIit these
hard tmos Ny old patrons and the public are in
vited 10 call; all IN went will profit themselves by
examining my stock. The cash is wanted at No. lI9,
Main at. j. ID. GOODMAN.
R-Thr Goods will no snid
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r. PLaIN STATEMENTS OF FAcr

I
p2 "A .v7- y now aged y years speaks. Hear him:
Hamrtou'- Vegetable Tucture. The many cures
II ale by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
A re,i!,iur mus; have merit and great merit too,
ss Z4yAlZ- worthless article, so is 10 Keep 1t w
g. A -a.~i medicine, II II hs BOT really 20.
good u"r!ittuu VIII live, htLuIu" popular ana cA-
to- IL .- yrtr after year in spite OF opposition
o. theIs passes from month 70 mouth with more IA
piIty Jtau newspapers cAH spread It. A living WIT
ness testify Iug the cure medicine has made for
him. !, Il mort service than any newspaper adver-
In rreaf # what We say above. We refer you 10
Nampt Il Vegetable IiuCture and its effects.
Nj w. HIGU No 10 S'7lth P&Ca street Balti-
n r.. cured u hAeD,Aatlsn, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Na EnwIy NJ SPR,SELIy. No. p Register street,
Bt.-mpT', M1st dreadful case 81 SCrOtuia of years
st,aa- iy5. number Of pieces Of bone restored 10
hraiir.
Miss Mary ScoFIsID, Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
thrr rds. after years If suffering. has aston
is-j Ler friends. Let the afflicted call 10 see her
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. VIM, Oldham, 81 Baltimore Custom IioHse. SUI
fer t..n these complaints for l. months, with body
al ..l--i severely Affected lie Nh cured b! lamp
tons E---tsh" TinCtgrc. after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &C.
Mr.. Henry {. ina had = cough for > Years-gre3t
TeakDrs> &C. had in MI five or ~ physicians; tried
All tn r.r1..'.r- INT Wa rpr' only Hv
HANPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
RS- Delicate Ladies aad Children will please give
sod by PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond; by
Dr. LOORE. Frederick sburg; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOV BRAY, Balti-
NOR and by Druggists and Sh0pkcepers everywhere
Ea- 8 per bottle; six bottles for -. Sc s-d&c
E3TG GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
a,2 Ion, hu+,z !, tl-k
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aNn GEO. B. STEEL, SURGEON DEN
cfT7TS TI6T. respectfully Informs al persons need
ing the services OF Dentist, either in the mechan
Cal or operative department, that they can be
ten. fitted by Calling at his office. lie will extract
MI and regulate teeth. also insert artificial onDs the
best material and in the best possible manner. Ha
wing an experience Of eight years in this city. he
feel. confident Of giving entire satisfaction. All
work warranted.
Office and residence No. 23l on Main, between sth
and 9Th ST.. RrhmunE. Va. OC 26-6C
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FOR THE FAIR-A,

= ssS.zsxzS Extra Packet Boat will leave SCOTS
Vile sunday night at II o'clock and pass New Can
ton at A. " Columbia, 4 A. NJ; Pcnberton G A AZ.
jefferson, A: M; Cedar Point, ga A. NJ; MichauI
Ferry, % A. NJ; Judes, ~ A. NJ; Manakint.wn
3PN 'N -'''' '''''' a.
By the Mail Packet, arriving in Richmond Wed
nesday. 2Sth inst, at A. NJ, passengers will be in
time for the great day of the Fair
RETURNlNG-The Mail Packet will leave Friday
30th, at ) NJ. and an Extra Boat for New Canton
will leave Saturday, 3lst of October at 3 A NJ
&C @-l2t BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
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Gil. Il. WILLIAMS Sac,v

SUPTS. OFFICE T. & D. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. 18th, 1851.
A NNUAL EXH1BATION OF VIRGINIA
IA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
- NOTICE.
members OF the State Agricultural Society who
come over this road to nichmosd ON the occasion of
the Annual State Fair, which will Commence on
Tuesday, the 9th Of October by paying the usual
rare TO RchmoDa, can return free upon exhibit
ton OF their cer;.ca Of membership for this year
to the conductors Of trains $500
stock and iticics designed for exhibition will be
charged the usual ratas of freight going to the Fair
and will be returned free this road if still in
the possession of the original owner.
DC HI-tSdS O. CAMPREII STUNT
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IO0O Bushels OATS for sale by
lUlU BRIDGFoRD II Co.
fln IN Dock.
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OYSTER DISHES.-Block Tin Oyster
" Dishes Of all Sizes fnr sale low a. iM MaIn :.
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COFFEE.-S0O bags prime RE Coffee,
Cfor sale by LEwlS N. WEBB & co.
g.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-06-18
Columbia Market.

Cotton.-Our last weekly report of the cottor
market closed with but little offering, and prices
almost nominal In reviewing the week just closed
we find we can only r. peat the same thing, for al
though there Is sometimes small lot offered, and
although 1t is freely taken at full prices, still the
transactions are so limited that it is very difficult
to say what the true value of the article is. Or
Friday, the advices from Liverpool by the Canada
to the 30th ultimo came to hand, reporting the
cotton market quiet at unchanged rates,-sales
for the week 40 900 bales, spectators taking 000
and exporters 5000 bales, and leaving stock or
hand OF $4,000 bales. These accounts had nc
effect on our market, and we therefore continue
our nominal quotations; Inferior 10 "a lO1; ordi'
nary lO3 O. III middling lls @lla; good mid.
ding II "a 123; fair 123 "a lS4; and choice l3S
a. l31 cents. The sales of the week foot up abou,
800 bales.
Bacon-The stock of country cured bacon is
completely exhausted, and we are of the opinion
that prime lot would command ia cents p ID.
Corn.-The stock Of corn Is light, and as the
demand is active prices are full and looking up.
We now quote Sl.25@Sl.SO y bushel.
Peas.-There is scarcely any peas in market,
and therefore prices are advancing We now quote
Sl.25@S1.30 u bushel
Fow.-The stock Of -four is low, and prices
are very full, although not quotably higher. We
still quote SI.25@7.50 for common to good
brands superfne S775; and extra family Ss.25
@Ss.5o y bbs.
Fodder-The fodder market has been quiet but
steady since our last report, and therefore con-
tinue to quote S1.5O@S1.75 fa 100 tbs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-06-18
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

COLUMBIA, >. @.
YSHIS well known and long established HOTEL,
l. having undergone an entire renovation, both
in furniture and Buildings, possessing in great
degree the advantage of location, being on the
corner Of Richardson and Rlanding Streets, in full
view of Sidney Park, and In the centre of bust
ness, which makes it one of the most desirable
locations in the city, is now open to the public
Gentlemen and Ladies visiting our beautiful city
will find ample accommodations at the American,
and the best that can be found in the Columbia
and Charleston markets.
Having secured the services of Mr., s. DYKE,
formerly of the Congaree House, he will be happy
at all times to see his friends or acquaintanccs at
the American.
The Stables connected with the House, togeth-
er with the 0mnibnsses and Carriages, will be run
and continued as heretofore, by Mr.. John A..
She'll who will have as good outfits as may be
found in the city. He will be found ready at any
time to accommodate citizens and the travelling
community with gond and attentive drivers at
reasonable terms. His Omnibuses will be at the
different Depots in readiness to convey passengers
to and from the American and Hunts Hotel, or
any section of the city. Persons wishing him to
call for them will find states at either of the Ho-
tells, or at either Of his Stables on Lady or Bland
ing-Streets
A. sTERNEs, Agent.
May q 20 st
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Commercial Dspartnlent.
Yorkyille Market.

WEDNESDAY Evening, June II.
Cotton-No change to notice in our market
Owing to the small amount Offering there has been
but few transactions. The quotations are full in
Charleston but the operations are confined entire,
ly to the fine grades Of cotton on Spanish account
but little of the middle or common qualities
finding Q market. The steamers account of the
Liverpool market, by to-days paper, shows de-
cline on the fair and middling Orleans cottons,
which will have depressing influence on our
market. We continue to quote extremes, 10 to
l3, and strictly fne article might command a
higher figure;
Corn-Sells at 81 Is a. 81 25 per bushel
Meal, none in market. Rour-per sack, So 25
a. So so; per barrel, S65 O. S725; Bacon
Is cents, per pound, hog round; Chichsns-l5 q
90 cents; Butsr-15 a. 90 cents per pound +;
Eggs-1O @ 123 per dozen; Honsy-l2 to IA
cents per pound; Beeswaz-ls@ 20 cents per
pound; Bsef-7 a. 10 cents per pound.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-06-18
ORDINANCE,

DE 1T ORDAINED by the Town Council of
ID Yorkville, and by the authority of the same
that, from and after the publication of this ordln-
auce every person permitting his or her dog or dogs
to run at large in any of the public streets or cross
streets of Yorkville, shall forfeit and pay to said
Town Council, One Dollar for each and every dog
so running at large, for each and every offence, to
be collected according to law.
I'd. Be it further Ordained, by the authority
aforesaid, that each Circus Company, or other
show of whatever nature or kind soever, rcpresen-
ting within the corporate limits of Yorkvie for
gain or reward, shall pay to the said Town Coun-
Gil Twenty Dollars for each and every day it may
so exhibit-and every Side-Show, in addition to
said tax, shall pay the sum of Five Dollars.
Done and ratified in Council, under the Corporate
Seal of the Town of Yorkville, on the fifteenth
day Of June, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and fifty-seven.
F. H. SIMRIL, Intendant.
j. HERNDoN, Clerk.
June 1S "A ot
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LAND FOR SALE,

VNHE Subscriber offers for sale 1900 ACRES of
Il LAND lying in CASTOR County, North Caro-
lima, on both sides of the South Fork of Catawba
River, IA miles Northwest of Charlotte, and with
in three miles of the line of Railroad now build
ing from Charlotte to Lincolnton. This tract Of
fers fine inducements to purchasers, as 1000 Acres
is WOODLAND, and on it is a WATER-P0WER
of 20 feet, with command of the whole river
It is an excellent site for a mandatory of any
kind. On the tract GOLD and other minerals
have been found, and would probably, if develop
ed prove of great value.
Also, $50 ACRES on the South Fork-a great
portion of it FINE BOTTOM LAND.
The above tracts will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Terms easy.
NO. Persons wishing to examine these lands,
will be attended by the parties at Stowesville, N.
c.. or any desired information given on applica-
ton to Col. S. N. Stowe, Yorkville, s, G,
]. & E. B. STOWE.
May II 2a tt
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LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST
no the PeOple Of York District.

NTE,offer for your acceptance, OTIS Patent
w INSULATED LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR,
the only safe protection against electricity, as de-
monstrated by science and experience. II the tes-
timony of such men rs R. T. BRUMBY of the s.
C. College, Professor DUPRE of Woford College,
Professor LOOMS of Macon College is of any
avail we have it. If it is requisite to produce IN.
stances of the failure of rods called the SPRATT
PATENT, we can refer you to over thirty IN South
Carolina within four years; and for one instance
of the failure of OTIS ROD, we are willing to
pay any price any person has mind to ask
With this statement, which we are willing to make
good, we solicit the patronage of the public: we
shall have wagon running through York District
this Summer, so that those wanting safe rods can
get them. Being natives and residents of this Dis
trct, we can furnish the best of references as to
responsibility, &C..
WM. J. & T. G. CULP.
N. B-Beware of the rods passing through
glass rings, sold as OTIS Patent.
June lS "a om
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complaint of the scarcity of corn. Corn is selling
at one dollar per bushel, and difficult to get at
that whilst the scarcity of money renders it ut
tery impossible for many to supply themselves at
any price. The corn and cotton crops of the Dis
trict are still very backward, although the very
warm spell of weather, which we have had for o
week past is doing much towards forcing them for
ward With good seasons, fair average crop of
every thing will be made, notwithstanding the
backwardness of the spring.-Anderson True Ca
rolnidn.
ANOTHER HAIL SToRa-It does seem that ca.
lamitous vistations upon the crops truly disheart-
ening to oil classes of persons as well as farmers,
are far more numerous this season than is usual.
The section of country Southwest and South OF
this, in the: neighborhoods contiguous to Camp
Creek, Dry Creek, Hanging Rock, Russell place
and Flat Rock, was visited with storm of hail
on Friday evening last, which dealt immense de-
struction to the crops. Wheat which promised
so fair is represented as being almost destroyed.
In cotton fields where the storm was most destruc-
tive, scarcely vestige of the plant remains.
We understand that they are now, generally,
being planted IN corn; some few persons are plant
ing cotton again.-Laneaster Ledger
A serious accident occurred on last Saturday,
10 foreigner named Hahn. He was in the en-
ployment Of Mr. McBee, in blasting rock below
Reedy Falls, in this village. It seems that the
powder ignited from spark struck accidentally
from the rock whilst preparing the fuse. Hisright
hand was blown off and his arm so fractured that
amputation became L 'essary. Other parts of his
body was Injured, an his right eye destroyed. A
negro boy, belonging to, Mr.. McBee, was slightly
injured also.-Greenpals Enterprise.
The weather during the last few days has been
oppressively warm the thermometer standing on
Tuesday last, during the hottest part of the day
at 90 deg, in the shade. Such weather, however,
is the life of the cotton plant against which the
cool nights OF the past week, operated very un-
favorably. Both corn and cotton need some such
stimulous to quicken them into lively growth, as
they are very backward. The wheat is doing fine
" and promises an abundant harvest. In some
portions of the District, it is already sufficiently
matured for the sickle.-Ab6euiHe Press.
On Monday morning last, q negro man, Stephen,
belonging to Mesrrs Hugh and Robert Douglass,
of this District came to his death in sudden and
frightful manner, being thrown from mule in
harness, and dragged for half a mile by one of his
feet, which had become entangled in the gearing.
He was alive when first found, but died before
medical assistance could be obtained. Coroner
DR.. John Knox was called upon to hold an in
quest on the body.-Chester Standard.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-06-18

JUVENILES OF THE COMPANY Master
JOHN and JACK.
LEADER OF THE RAND.-C. VOLLANDT,
which is n sufficient guarantee for the excellence
of the Music.
A man walking on the ceiling, head down, by
means of the scientific applications of the princi-
Piles of adhesion, by G.. N. ELDRED.
Master SAUNDERS in his superb Principal
Act Juveniles of the Troup in Pantomime, Bal
let, Dancing Comic Afterpeces, &c., are among
the grand features of this exhibition, making in
all the most attractive and interesting entertain
ment, pnd the best FIFTY CENT SHOW ever Of
fered to the people of the South.
FREE EXHIBITION
MONS. SHELAR, will make grand TERRIF-
&c ERIAL ASCENSION, on'a wire two hundred
feet long, extended at dizzy height, outside the
tent from the top of the centre pole to the ground
This gratuious spectacle, outside and free TO aN is
probably the most startling that has ever been af-
forded to q community who admire courage and
skill, and will be positively exhibited every day
that the storm may not be such as to render the
feat revolving to humanity.
SAM. HENDRICKS, Agent.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

lWIH0SE sands of life had nearly run out,
| w discovered while in the East Indies, GER
tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The reme-
dy was discovered by him when his only child, q
daughter, was given up to die. He had heard
much of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities of preparations made from the East In
dia Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that
he might make remedy for his child. He studi-
ed hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes
His child was cured, and is now alive and well.-
He has since administered the wonderful RENE
dy to thousands of sufferers in all parts of the
world, and be has never failed in making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as
much good as possible, he will send to such of his
afflicted fellow-bengs as request it, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making it up
and successfully usingit He requires each ap-
plicant to enclose him one shillng-three cents
to be returned as postage on the recipe, and the
remainder to be applied to the payment ofthis
advertisement. Address,
Dr. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand.st.
Jersey City, N. j.
N B.-Dr. H. James has neither Office nor a.
gent in New York, as some have pretended and
advertised. The recipe is sent from NO PLACE
but No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, New J
Jersey.
June II, 23 3m