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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

FIRE.-On Monday night last the resi-
dence of Mr. John D. Perrin, west end Of Leioh
| street, took fire in the second story from win
dow curtain. and had burned the floor and window
frame considerably when the flames were discover
ed and extngushed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

DEATH or AN AMERICAN IN CHINA.--A letter from
the U. s steamer San Jaciuto, dated 1t Hong Kong,
December 14th, mentions the death of James A.
Gates, Of Washington city, gunner In the United
States Navy, and attached to the ship Portsmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
SERIOUS AccrpENr-On Mondav

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--On Monday af-
ternoon last, while Mr.. Robert II. Crump of this
city was leaning against the stand on the Wash.
iueton NonuDent.listeniDg to the address Of Hon.
X. II. T. Hunter, the railing gave way and precipi-
tated him to the stene steps below, injuring him
badly Messrs. J. s Rsgltnd and j. s. Glazebrook,
who saw the accident, hastened to the assistance
Of Mr.. Crumf. and while passing through the
crowd, felt the hands of pi,S-pockels in their
pants, but were toe much engaged to arrest the
villains When Mr Crump had partially rec0v-
cred, lie found that he had been robbed Of between
Sl0 aud $50, after he had fallen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

NEARLY FATAL Last Monday night.
| as two gentlemen from Hampton we're passing
| along Main street, some one discharged pistol.
| the bali from which struck button on one of
their coats, and glancng struck the second on the
| leg below the knee, inficting severe flesh wound
The shot was probably accidental
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
r J. CARTER
s-Sg~ To Ny FELLow-CiTizEHs oF TIL

g, ,g gfyNRlca--I an candidate iJr the SIR
EIFFAiyY of the Cauuty oi HenGeo, and respect
- s;,-,f wang s.ltraSes At the eu.rug election IN
a. a., ~ :, MICH. DAVIS
A'st a.~,,d l-th Doc 1857. fe 4--diuAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
sfsg@ PRINCIPE CIGAPsl PRIEC

IlIs EkINEIPE tIGAES. IkINCIFB Ut
JARS. EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
ne case ot these really fine CIGARS. to which We
N the attention OF those who pretcr first rate, old
AshOE Principe.
WARING rEARCE. Druggists,
Il, IL 4, .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
rs5E@ GovragoR STREgT SToyE SropY

NEaSURER IND ARBITRITOl
Office corner ith and Bank streets,
fe u -lm% Rjchm0Itd Tirginid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

DEATH OF THE HoS. JUDGE KANE.-The Hon.
Judge Kane died at bis residence in Philadelphia
Monday evening. The deceased the father cf
the late Elisha Kent Kane, the distinguished ex-
plorer of the Arctic seas, and has for many years
occupied seat on the bench of the United States
Court in Philadelphia city. He died of violent
attack of pneumonia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

fo,-Syt Il take ths method ot aaaon1cag myself
rn5;.;e Tor thu Sbcfttslty oi llrnrlso c@dhty' ~
81 ,f5s.u IN MAY uvNt, and II elected promise u
s,I a rtY time a. he Office, aud - dis mar Se
n. jn5,rs A. tE6 law t,rccts VIA Try and See the
yfg. II the county tetTe the DAY " election an1
~ ~ ,, af,.,, for III cisIge 80 my 0eghNcrs and
ia, n t,frg.gy. A>q J ,ha Il. Young, Esq. and
t. ~ - ,-J,,.i, ." r J. CARTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

IHE UrELLo-ARNY AND NAN1l-~A ulifit UIty FCFuF%
red between gen Harnev and Col. Gunner growing
cut OF the Court Martial Of the latter gentleman at
Fort Leayena arth some weeks ago-Lolonel sum-
ner thinking himself nsulted by HafDey. After
Their arrival here Sumner addressed note 10 Har-
n-y asking him 10 meet hsai outside OF The District
a1,r. ssed isote TO Sumner, stating Iaths inead-
ed 10 make 10 an etficia matter for investigation
and had pfftrfred charges Bgainst summer. Snni-
ner replied that be conld have nothing further 70 do
with man who Mmd screen himself by his official
pesitioh. Both Harney aud Snmner have ieit the
city
@ Rhia5 formerly 0f The Navy, Gent q ebai.
ienge u Commander Boutwell, in consequence q
charges made against hen in pamphlet raolhhee
short time sires RGatweil refused % accept aud
consequently kk.nd has postea lliIa IN f1Issss.
Rev. alr King, Of the Methodist church at hhsi'
ippl, Ba boar county, Va, bai his leg broksn hast
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rss- To LIE Voters OF rna County

rr EtSElga y hrt~by announce myself candidate
!. d, Ii,.t o.isaa ,,t COMM ~SlnNER ~ THE REV r.
\ i-E l,r tha upnar District. NJ the apFroaCn'a
-s4r+,s1 aas -rsps tiuiiy solicit yuur suiifaGes
81 ,,I il js ypu~ pleasure % elect me. promise q
.ra 4. ,..,t.rs az the ofhc- faitb'ul and pune
go r.l,-Ils.s JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
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PLASTER FOR "LAoERArEp FEELINGS" At Chicago,
Ill. few days ago, Louisa Hoey obtained ver-
dict of $4,000 against George Letz, for breach ol
promise of marriage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
Es.fsn FRESH
DRY GOODS,
AND DOMESTIC

FOR SPRING SALES.
We received by last steamer our first supply Of
SPRING DRY GOODS, embracing AL the new de-
5igrs Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
manufacture that are ont this season. OUr stock
; complete in every Gepal tmcnt aud we shall con-
nur TO and by every arrival the latest STYLES that
are in reduced in market. We invite The public to
term ned to Cfisr su, Il iuducem hts. II price TO
make il to the interest of everybody tc purchase
heir goods Of rs
CRENSHAW, QUARLES & co.
G.. 300 Pr,
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rsEa I An capdidate for the CLERK
sHiP o llcnyico CaUaty Court. ...,....
i. .9-lmT INO L HatAhIreN.
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DISSoLUTION.-T The co partnership
IL heretofore existing under the firm and style Of
LANDkUM WILSON. was dissolved on the sth
February, by mutual consent
The debts due 10 or by the concern. viii be SET
lied BIZ the senior partner and he would request all
persons having claims TO present them for settle
ment, and all indebted. will please make Immediate
sY LANDRUM
e 22-hk d WILSON.
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Rev. Nr King. Of the Metheslis, church At fhii-
iippi, Ba boar cannty, Va had his leg bfoksn iasl
week by falling from his horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

EFERRING TO the advertisement OF
IA my removal b 18th street, between Main and
Cary beg leave to submit 70 my customers ana thS
pBblc in general the following rate Of prices Tor the
winter season: ,s,. .
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale Porter aud Cider. bot
lied up a qna,,' mar, per de1 % Bottle. included.
haIfdo. 50 cents-hotfles extra
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
~ specially inform his friends and tbs. public
generally that he IL prepared execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING, &C, promptly. and on as
good terms as others. always using the best mate
rials.
TO his Old frieuds. he would return his sincere
thanks, for their patronage, some Of whom have
been from his beginning business eleven years
since his regular eustomcTs, and be hopes by due
djligence IL merit liberal share Of public patron
age r. - ~tg LANDkUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

GREAT MoETALITY ON sHIPBoAED.-The Hamburg
ship Howard, Capt. Walter, from Hamburg, arrived
at New York Monday morning, after passage Of
96 days-the voyage being stormy one from be-
ginning to end. She left Hamburg Nov II, with
2S6 passengers, 81 of whom died the passage
from asickness resembling cholera, and from weak
ness, occasioned by shortness Of provisions and
water.
The WEATHER.-Teegraphic disp. tches announce Q
that on Monday snow fell at Evansville Ia, to the
depth of six inches; at Vincennes Ia, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Ky, and st. Johns, n. there Was also
heavy fall OF snow the same day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

I1ssT Beer IN half qnartsr and eighth barrels.
ftIe latter ones Of gallons, package exciusiyely
for the city cus.oners) Pnilsdeiphin Ale In whole
aud half barrels. at the lowest market price, Terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

Orders ieft with Nessrs. LaiHley Robinson corner
ith and Franklin: Messrs. Duyal Norton. corner
10th and Main, or At my establishment. viii be
promptly attended to- ocD
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PENNSYLVANIA Politics,


A Philadelphia letter gives the following
interesting items, touching the canvass in
the Keystone State:
1t is very probable that Thaddeus Stevens
will be nominated for Congress from Lam
caster. If so, he will have an immense ma
iority. He is the man Of all others to act
as leader Of the Republicans in the House.
lis has national reputation, an invaluable
experience as legislator, his ability is most
decided. and as IN eloquent debater the
House contains none equal to him. lie is
terrible in IN attack, prompt IN defending
himself and will be sore thorn in the side
of Lecompton. Mr.. Buchanan would rather
have the Devil himself in Congress than
such birthstone stick from Iaseaster, rs
Stevens will assuredly be. lie knows
Buchanan like book, and Buchanan knows
it. At the late Harrisburg Convention it
was remarkable how general was the demand
for him to serve. From all present indica-
tons the State will elect at least eighteen
Opposition members to the House, leaving
six of the Democracy to condoae with each
other, and to do the dirty work Of the
Slayedrvers. Buchanan's organ at Harris
burg announces that all the Leompton men
must be nominated. Be it so-we want no
better issue. Mr.. Hickman's speeches are
making sore spots, and the Democracy ad-
nit he will be reelected; SO, to have an
anchor to windward, they have ceased abu-
sing him. Senator Bigler is threatened with
some ugly revelations of his double dealings
in Kansas, Candlebox Calhoun. since his
dismissal, threatens to make other disclo-
sures. What q precious set they are and al
WAYS will be-
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Ne Dc.,., Art.

80 oil the evils that accrue
~ sn - e ssetA though neither small nor Ten.
That all the solid af.msnte Of man.
before admission 10 the secret shrine.
Were vital chemistry, with skill divine,
Transforms Ne cruder mass to milky chvne
~ nature's netamorphosis sublime.
should suffer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we md -
The dental organs formed TO cut, and grind,
And masticate the foOd--this rightly DONE -
he process Of digestion, well begun, s.
Results in health to each dependent part,
That feels the living impulse Of the heart.
mt wnen, from icss g teeth the food must pass.
TO the digestive organs: who can know
What various forms Of complicated woe,
Nay rise terrific from that single source?
For nature, once resisted in her course,
Breeds frightful thtGas--a monstrous progenyl
Consumption, fevers, palsy, leprosy,
me e "se - =. at every breath
And apoplexy, dragging to his doom n
me haii-suryivins victim Of the tomb -
Behold the dental artists bright array
OF magic wonders glittering to the day;
The white stalactite from the mountain cave;
The branching coral from the ocean wave;
Tho crystal from the rock the gem that shines
With decompounded light from Indian mines;
And alabaster that yellow stone
That graces jealous beauty's virgin zone;
The brightest gift Of every varying cline,
kespicndant spoils Of nature and OF time;-
And see, obedient to his ruling will
Their forms transmitted by his plastic skill,
Till, as when Cadmus, coveting to reign,
With teeth Of dragons sowcd the Theban plain,
A marshaled host sprang vigorous from the glade,
In blazoned arms and towering piumes arrayed:
So spring to light, while love her flag unfurls,
A shining panoply Of orient pearls.
With aids like these, from natures store supplied,
And following nature, mans uncrring guide,
The artist boldly ventures to restore
Tho dental arch, till, perfect as before,
The teeth in order greet the wondering sight,
nj
Read the advertisement of DR.. E. l.
WOODBURY., who has lately opened Dentist
Office, on Pearl street, next door to ths
Stage Office. r.-s...-.. ...s.. 81
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FRIDAY, August tth, 1898.
The Council met at o'clock p. NJ, pur-
suaut to adjournment. Present-The May
or and Alderman ALLEN, CAsApy, CARPEN-
TER, COCHRAN, HAGC, LEWIS, ROGERS, SHOE
MAKER and TREYNoR.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. COCHRAN presented a petition of
George Parks and others, asking the Coun-
ell to grade and fill up Centre street from
Broadway to Indian Creek.
On motion of Mr.. CASSIDY, said street
was ordered filled according to the prayer
of the petition; the work to be done under
the direction Of the Committee on Internal
improvements.
Mr.. ALLEN offered a resolution appropri-
ating one hundred dollars for the purpose
of fencing the Public Square in Bayliss'
lst addition. The resolution was lost for
the want Of a second.
Mr. CASSIDY offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
"Resolred, by the Common Council of
the City Of Council Bluffs, that the assess
ment rolls for 1858, as revised, corrected and
equalized by the Council, be confirmed, and
that tax Of five mills on the dollar be
levied on said assessment of personal and
real property"
On molten Of Mr.. COCHRAN, it was Or
dercd that the Sheriff of Pottawattame
County be requested to appoint Jury to
appraisc the damages to owners of lots
caused by the opening of Gutter street, and
the widening of Broadway East of Madison
street.
An account in favor of VIM. Hammer &
Co., of 1928 IS cts, was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
The following accounts were allowed:
One in favor of Elias Thornton, for work
4S days with team on streets 1892 90.
One in favor of W. II. Folsom, for 500
feet Of pavement on the North side of
Broadway $500 90.
B One in faver Of S. N. & J. Porterfield for
Z Mattrass for the use of the Jail Sc 90.
One in favor Of Adolph Ganthier, for
services rs axman one half day On
streets. 81 90.
One in favor of Babbitt & Carpenter, for
printing done for the Council as per bill
filed S2lO "A.
One in favor Of A. Graham, for work !
IL days on Broadway SIS 90.
One in favor Of Truman nigby, for work 3
days with team on Broadway $40 90.
one in favor of John Froll, for work 2
days with team on Broadway SIS 90.
one IN favor of VIM. Pardoe, for work
L. days on Broadway SIS 90.
One in favor Of Joseph McNeal, for work s
aa!ys on Broadway SIG 90.
one IN favor of VIM. hurry, for work :
days ON Broadway $l4 90.
One in favor Of Thos. Fox, for work days
o" broadway sl4 90.
One IN favor Of Mathew Fox for work 2
days on Broadway 81 oo
One in favor of Henry Mercer for work $
days on Broadway $40 90
ohs IL favor of J. Jordon, for work 3 ga
days on Broadway s. 50.
One in favor Of George Willis, for work
81 days on Broadway 81 80.
one in favor of T.. L. Carter, for work
IL days on Broadway s. 90.
on motion the Council adjourned.
ATTEST: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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Bloody Indian Battle.

We learn from 3 gentleman just down
N'0' the Red River soantry, that a fierce
"au bloody battle occurred between bands
" D. 'ae Sioux and Chippewa Indians, near
Ds Stone Lake, in Minnesota, on the l4th
W 'siy' The Chippewas lay in ambush,
;n inv " nnen their enemies came within shoot
,hs ssls.ancs, dropped twenty of them at
ths. hrt hre. hand-to-hand encounter
" u ssnsqed, both parties lighting desperate
,1. In TINS the Sioux lost six more Of their
i D"h, but killed eleven Of the Chppewas.-
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S4utb.

We find the following in an excbanpe.-
1t is the first time we ever heard OF the cir
cumstance, and therefore publish il:
A little urchin in Sunday School at Buffa-
10 Was asked n" -"#
"What did our Saviour say when be
knew that Judas had betrayed him p''
The urchin scratched his head few mo-
ments aud then gravely answered:
"Etcrnal vigilance is the price Of liberty :"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-08-14
The Worlds Fair Of All NATHAN,

Among the noticeable things on exhibition
at the Crystal Palace, We saw the csntribu-
ton of New Pills, from the Labontory of
DIR. j. c. AVER, the author of the widely
known and valued Cherry Pectoral. As it
is against the express regulations of the
Palace to admit of any quack medicines,
this fact shows that bis remedies arc not
placed in that category by the authorities.
Indeed we have before known that his Pee
torai was highly appreciated by scientific
men, and have seen lately that his Pills are
held in great estimation by those deeply
learned in the healing art-True Retormer,
Mass.
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u,.,,, .. the Psint.

The last number Of the BHgIe con'a,n'
long article, purporting to be ian Aaaf sss
~ tbe Democracy of Iowa, One ana ~
.:,;b,,pn There you have the truth OF the
m.,,er in a nutshell-the Democracy OF
1ow. invisible, We like that-it has the
ring of the true metal.
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Council BlaGs Retail Price Current

Corrected weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonpdsel by
CARTER COuRTRIGHT,
General Auction, C0mmission and Forwarding
Merehanfs hfsdd{e Rroad,rau
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~~
PerSOnol.

nc B,oomer Esq., OF Council Bluffs is IN town
" w. "n.ned Real Estate once, with the view we
anu mas ~ t-.,;nr here Come on from Muddy Ford,
,eis i. the place for you.-NebrGskd City Ners.
No you don't. If the court understands
herself. and she thinks she do, Mr.. BLooxER
has not the least intention of leaving ''Muddy
Ford" for any such place as Nebraska City,
He has no intention at present, OF retiring
to the country.
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&c, 900 acres.


Tho $l,2j land is mostly in the Northern
portion of the district, in the Counties of
Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Audubon, Shell
by and Harrison. The $3.50 land is within
the six mile limits Of the three Railroad
lines which cross the district from East to
Vest
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-08-14

EV 5. ). BArLIss sdvertises to. day .
fine room on Broadway for rent. Sec his
advertisement.
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RELIGIONS Notice .

There will be preaching at the Censresa-
tional Church, by the Rev. G. W. WATSON,
at the usual hours. "
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Y.and Office Items.

We copy from the Buqte the following
staten ent in relation to the business of the
Land Office in this District. "There has
been entered ut the Land Office in this city
from its rc-opening on the 23d Feb. last, to
the 3lst of July, inclusive, as follows:
Amount located with B. L. Warrants .7Os $50 acres.
Amount entered with cash, ............ 2O,0O9
Total, ...............I29,o 500 "
The total amount received therefor, esti-
mating warrants at 81 Us per acre, is $685.
24,64.
There remains yet vacant in the district,
subject to private entry.
$50 600 acres at 81, 25 per acre,
800 900 " s. so :"
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T5-wc noticed in town on Friday, green cof"'
And nnmn.ins the editor mil ht have added il he
had been before looking glass.-kn0rviHe J0uFndf
This IS the first intimation We ever had,
that We were considered "pumpkins," and
we are even now fain to believe the Jour-
nal man slightly obfuscated. However, be
the sspumpkin" part as it may, we have no
hesitation in saying that we believe the
Journal man to be living representative
of the either part Of the "some pumpkins"
varn-
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Atlantic Monthly.

The August number Of this Magazine IS
now before US, and is quite up to the high
standard of excellence the work has attain
cd 1t is the best original Magazine in
America. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & Co., Bos-
ton, are the publishers. We will furnish
the Nonparea and the Atlantic for 81 per
annum.
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\ ECBRIDE 4 BOWEN HAVE JUST RE
MI ceiyed a large lot Of FLOWS Of all descriptions,
which will besoid at very low prices. tv2nS. =
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For the NOnparll.
Shall We have an Outlet Southwark.

Friend Maynard-I would, through
the columns of the Nonpareil, call the at
tcntion of the public, to the present stae of
the Southern road, between this cit, and
Mosquito Creek. A short distance below
town, the road running Immediately dong
the blufs-the great Southern and Eatern
Road--onc that has been in constan use
ever since the country was first settled and
whose Importance to us is unequalled-has
been fenced off, blocked up. and the whole
travel thrown on the bottom; which, rom
its low situation, together with the havy
rains, is, and has been for the whole seson,
almost impossible even for empty teams
Council Bluffs is suffering, has suffered and
will continue to suffer, as long as this OBJ
stacle remains. Farmers are loud in heir
complaints, and are necessitated to seek
ncighboring towns with their produce. and
travel from the South and Southeast ) al
most entirely cut of. What kind of apub-
lie spirit is it, that thus places itself i, an
tasonism to the interests of the whole com
munity, to crafty seN.will or selt.intcr-
est? Cannot we have good equity road
running directly along the foot of tie Bluff,
where it will not be subject to become i'm
passabte during wet seasens2 Letus i'm
mediately bcstir ourselves in regard to this
particular road question, rather than be
again forced to stir ourselves in the mud,
should We have renewal of the LATE heavy
rains. FiDES.
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PINE LUMBER.

A LSO-DRJED BEEF, BACON. BEANS,
n Onions, Potatoes, Lard Eggs Butter. Cheese, &c.
At W. C. ANDRUS.
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~ Ir You HAVE A CouaH,


Ar Ir You HAVE A Couan,
TAXI HAMProNs T1NCTURH.
you nave D''HrsiKk HTssKk HAMproN's rrNcruRa.
II you have Rheumatism,
TAKE hAMrToN's TINoTuRA.
II 700 have Bronchitis.
T Kk nAMPToN's rTNOrURn.
If ron are all weakness.
TAkE HAMPToS'a TINOTURR
II yo1 have Headache.
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
"a ost hixhiy esteemed like Thousands Of our beet
knew citizens, feels 10 duty 70 tear testimony OF
lhe wonderful curative power u bAAPTON'k
TISCruRH Why let your friends sufier asd die
without giving 1t a triAlf Call and get . pamphlet
and see testimony.
BAirsnoRk. SRpr. IS 1883
Mess7s Mortimer q Noaeoray- Geasiem@n: have
been r some tine afflicted with Asthma, accompa-
MED with shortaess Of breath, with many sy m ptos
properties of HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINC
TURk, srom having used the same, induced me TO
procure bottle OF the Tincture, and by she use of
one bottle WIS much better that was induced TO
use more OF e. and by taking i've OF SIX bottles
restored to ny usual health. and viii say % all per
sons who are k1iseted as Was 10 use IA hAMFItNk
SkGETABLE TihCTURs
Gentiemen-Yeu are at liberty 10 use my rAine
fnr the benefit OF the afflicted:
ELLEN Erpss.
=. West corner Of Liberty and Clay sss,
81 Call and get mphiets and see cures.
sold by PURCELL. LADD n CO. Richmond; by
Or CtokE, Fredericksburg; By all ths Rruggists
ia Petersburg; by AokflAkk MOWkkAY,
Baltimore. and by Druggists and shop-ksepers
everywhere.
"a 81 PER bottle: six bottles for s.
TO i--dAwts