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Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

DIsrREssING-It is reported, that while a
young gentleman and lady were gazing down
from the summit of "Lovers Iean' Li,L
ClItf near the White Sulphur, that the lady in
attempting TO pluck flower from the side oi
The Cliff lost her balance, and tell with head.
long raPldlty down the side of The rock. Her
attendant FASTENED round to the base of The
CIllf' expecting to see her manglcd and iicless
body but hearing her cry of distress, he look.
ca up and beheld his lady-ove safely suspen.
ded by her steel hoops from The projecting limbs
Of snarled oak
The gentleman had to summon aid before she
could be released from her embarrassing no.
sltIon. II was, however, accomplished without
injury to Tbs fair shonable.-LewisLuro
Chronicle. ''"S
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
FOR r NT.
HOUSE TO TET

From Sept. 1st, '58, to March Ist, 80, on
moderate terms. Apply to J. EATON, a: his
office, oil Main ST., Smyrna. Aur26
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
SMYRNA ACADEMY.

The FALL TERM will commence ON Mon.
day, Aug. Both.
o. N. BASS, A. B., ro.cho.,
Mrs. .. N. BASS, IeocherS'
auql9
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
STARTS EININENT,

SMYRNA, Aug. 5th 1858.
gives me pleasure 10 spcaF OF tins Medicine, pre-.
Puieu anu so'c ny William II Start Of this place.
have used II freely, for Choic with nv Horses. and
IN every case with success. II is valuable prepara.
ton C;EO w CITNInfP r. 1l", l,'
~ The above Liniment has good reputation, and
should be IN the possess"D of every family II Is sold
by Druggists throughout the Peninsula.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
CAuTIO n,
A Rare Chance!

TO any person wishing To enter INTO the MERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS iD good Iocatioa, where busi.
ness OF Twelve rFilteen Thousand Dollars year can
be done; ~ a Iargeand convenient Storehouse, which
Tan be had for term Ol years # desired an opportu.
nIly offered. 9,- Stock of Goods will amount
70 about S2.oun TEiiMS-- Ouo.ihird cash, the bal
ancc IN tw0 payments of one and years. secured
by bond DC For further pIrIIculnra, enquire at this
Office july % ~
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Newark Female Seminary.

IllE next session of this Institution will com,onco
l. on the FIRST Wednesday of September
IEKMS-Board and Tuition, Sl5O per annum.
. " Catalogues may he Obtained by addressinp the
rrhcira MISS Ill. CHAMBERLAIN
July zE' 05.-3m Newark, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

The RATE OF CABLE TELEGRArHING.--The
N. y. Tribune says:
We believe we arc stating the precise fact
when we say that the instruments now in use
at Trinity Bay and Valentia record words at
the rate of two per minute, or l2O per hour
Improvements will doubtless be made upon
th's, but at this rate the cable can transmi,
more than 28OO words per day. Ii this is true
and we do no! make the statement at random
me net income Of the Company cannot be less
'han ~ per mt upon the capital now invest.
ed' even with The present cable. Other cables
m1y' however, be laid down at greatly re.
dnced cost Proportlonately increasing the pro-
nts OF the enterprise. This is as it should be.
Inc bold aud persistent men who have EN-.
Osrked in such an undertaking ought to reap
splendid rewards, not merely in universal and
abiding renown, but in the grOsser form of rich
es; Their success will be likely, however, 10
call forth competition for the magnidcent har.
vest"
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

W Cows are dying very fast at Cleveland
'hio' OF the black tongne or mdrraim, aud "A
f'niilar disease is prevailing amlJug tue horses
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
The Summer Gf4eI o. Havana.

"A correspondent of the National IuteILigen.
Ger says:
An hour in Havana when the vouI,n ,,.inr~
would eifectualIy cure one of all ii tu-lcr!n.
to obtain residence there Certain no man m
his right mind would accepi 1t as IA bonus on
condition Of remaining the year lhroughout.-
Winter may diminish but cannot dvest the city
OF It's "summer grief" AS left The harbor
this morning an officer of the British steamer
said, "and that ship you see by itself It's sails
all hanging loose, Was this morning tOwed frOm
the wharf aud moored there by the authorities
--aU having died - The poison was never
more plainly discernable than now; no one can
forget its smell, nor the sinking fog which, as
the sun rises, shoots upand disappears from the
harbor like steam from the locomotive s1ithOut
whistle; for, though all are upon his track.
Death gives no warning. More than halt the
sailors have died, and as no fre-h ones come, il
must cease Like stricken victims, few YES
sells may be seen leaving the harbor by tfe
first breeze; these few have enough left TO sail
away, but not enough to manage the empty
ship. The truth can only be learned by yisi
ting (at hotels( the sea captains, making ac-
quantnace, and becoming interested in what
they tell you. The detailS wOuLd not be cyedi
ted.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

w There has been some curiosity to know
VINO are the American stockholders in the At.
lantlc Telegraph Company, as well as the ag-
grPgate amount of stock owned by them.--The
last question we cannot answer fully. The
whole amount Of the capital is G5O0,OO0, of
which amount, we are told, Mr.. Field owns one.
tenth. That is G50.000 How much of tho
remainder is owned in America we have no
means at hand Just now to enable us TO state
accurately, but the following is a complete list
, he American stockholders:
sM "Hld, Peter Cooper, David Dudley
Field, ~s :, ,eImont, John G.. Green, Wilson
Il. Hunt, Jacob Little, A. NJ. Lawrence, Math.
ew Morgan, Henry & Marguand, C II. Trim
BILE, b. II. Van Ankcr, West Reid, John
Hughes Estate of Mortimer Livingston, Messrs
A. a. Low, q Bro, Messrs Duncan, Sherman
u Co., Messrs. Schnard & Gcbhard, Messrs.
W. A. Sale & Co., Messrs. Phelps, Dodge g.
Co., Mrs f w. Perkins. all of New York CITY
r.. =; H. Stevens, Esq. of Saratoga Springs. N.
Y; and William Dow, Esq, of Montreal,
Canada.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Store Removed.

Smyrna, May 2G. '5S.
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nns- PLAN STArKMENrs or FACTS. =

Dr. HAMPTON now aged So years, epeaas. Hear him:
Are you sick Beware of imitati0nsl Ask for
Iamptons Vegetable Tincture. TIE many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeltiDg.
medicine must have merit and great merit, too.
. stand the test of public opinion Nc art Of putting
can gaiyanze worthless article, so rs TO keep IL up
as a good medicine. if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex'
tend its sales year after year. In spite OF opposition
of them passes from mouth 10 mouth with more ra
pidity than newspapers can spread 1t. A living WIT
ness testifyng 10 the medicine has made fof
him, is of more service than any newspaper adver.
Using
In praof of what we say above, we refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Tinetnre and its effects.
Mr. WIN. HIGF, No. l95 Sosth Paca street, Baitt
more cured of rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Ma EDWIN NJ spRAaKLrs, No. q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful case OF scrofua oi years
staining lost number Of pieces Of bone restored 70
health.
Miss MARY scoyIxID Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streether case, after years o. suherng mas ASTON
ished her friends Let the afflicted sall to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. Wm Oldham. of Baltimore Custom-Iouse SUI
fered from these complaints for u months with body
ton Vegetable Tincture, after other things Jailed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry g. Winn had acough for yeaxs-gfeaf
weak ness &C. had in all fve or six physicianS uisd
al. be remedies. but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIkGTuhE- !
So Delicate Ladies and Children VIII please give
" soia s aIf sy PURCELL. LADD q CO.. Richmond; by
PsisTsenas M = bs ,sI moRTiaEk K noWpRAY. Bsifi.
more By Druggists and Shopkeepers every wksfs.
As-sl per bottIsi stx bottles Tor y. -dAo
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THE II E DISPATCH.
ls loksDAY MORNING MARCH > I.s,
VIRGINIA NEWS

ia. biuhpkh III TWO B0vs.-The wheeItpy Jn,a,
~ nselee, states that a man namsd MaiJoy emnIoy
s ~ as iaoorer on the Baltimore and tlhio R.j,
soau, was murdered ON the 2lst ult at Iyttla,.,n
s,,sn " Two boys, aged Is and 10 years. They
u,i,b az MN ei peing too intimate, il is alleged
c,as.' e'. 1hother, who is widow, aud had f,e,
Taeh.iy threatened him not to visit her homsa =
. ns .a.ea's were disregarded and they then a..
have escaped. iney
M, ,o1eASizATioN OF THE NLw MARKET JocKyy FIR.
me Ihs subscribers to the New Market Jockey Tinh
lle. al the Boilingbrook Hotel PETERSBURG on Sal.
T rto's forenoon. Tor the purpose of organizing -
80 eiec'9I OF oifcers resulted in the ehoiee of
Lewis e. Hicks, for President: VIM rrionS
Vice President; Wm. H. Gibbons. Secrst.rr a,,i
" L. mare, treasurer aud Proprietor.
ASTIporE TO srEYcHsI..-Tbs suec.s. =,
phor as an antidOte to strychnia in the two csse.
reported last year, prompted to jts trial In n -.
cent case, reported at length in the Virginia Med
cal journal by Dr. Claiborne, of petersburg The
strychnIa was taken with suicidal intent in a dosa
OF two grains, and the patient was not seen until to-
tanlc and epiePtie spasms Of intense violence had
sAperVened which continued for hours,ust dram
OF camphor had been administered in doses tf 10
to 6 graius every half hour, when they ceased and
the patient recovered.
SALE OF RIALTo Mils-The Ralto Flour Mills
we're sold at auction, in Petersburg. on Saturday.
by Messrs Lemoine and Sons, to Sylvanus John
sou, for the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. EVERETT has under consideration an invita-:
ton to deliver his cratic on Charity, in Peters
burg
TcBACCo-The following IL statement Of the
Inspections of Tobacco at the different Warehouses
in this city, from lst of 0ct 1857, to 1st of Feb,
1858, with the inspection for the corresponding
period of the preyious wear
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The committee of the New Jersey Legislature
on the Quarantine question has reported against
quitclaiming to New York portion of Sandy
Hook for quarantine purposes. and the Legisia-
ture has endorsed the views Of the committee.
The Little Rock ARK papers announce the
death of Hon. s. Watson, Judge of the Sixth Judi
cial Circuit ofthat State.
Mrs. Logan, the mother of tho accomplish ed ac-
tress, Miss Eliza Logan, died recently in Sayan
nah, Ga.
About eight hundred hands employed in the
Harmony Mills, in Cohoes, N. ", have struck for
higher wages, The proprietors have refused any
increase and the mills have stopped.
ii is stated that the Governor of Florida Is call
ingout more volunteers for the Billy Bowlegs waa
young man. named Charles sterrett, vas
drowned few days ago in Baltimore county, Md,
By breaking through the ice while skating.
There were IS deaths In the city of New Or
leans for the week ending Monday morning Feb
ruary I'D.
On Thursday week Mr.. Andrew Harrison. Of
Spartanbrrg District, s. c.. was instantly killed
by raiter OF smoke house, which he was build
ing, falling upon him.
John Barry, Esq. Of Nashville, Tenn, died a
lew days ago, from the effects Of wound received
while fencing.
The fine residence Of DIR. John NJ Lawrences
near Nashville, Tenn, was consumed by fire on
Sunday week.
The North Gsoryia Tfsaes, at Dalton, of the 24th
gf., announces the death OF Hon. William Crook,
venerable and esteemed citizen.
A bill has been introduced into the louisiana
Legislature providing that all free negroes in the
State, In eoatraveation of existing laws, after
January next, shall be sold into slavery.
An explosion OF locomotive occurred on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad last week, re-
sulting In the death Of the fireman.
Dir. Edward L. Davis, citizen Of Russell county,
Alabama, committed sniei.le few days ago by
taking some poisonous drug.
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nea ARE YOU A SUFFERER Are you

Wyxx1 y
afflicted with Chills and Fever, nervous headache
sour stomach, indigestion torpidty OF the liver, cos
tveness loss OF appetei II 50, resort at once TO
the use of BAKERS PREMIUM BiffERS, aud be
reli we'd. Rave you bad cOid, or do sou suffer with
cold ieetf Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
.ERS. and be permanently cured. Acting as they
do upon the Jl0od, stomach and bowels no ordinary
disease oil the system can withstand their assaults
but yield its inyigorating powers, and he'lth and
cheerfulness the steads OF debility and low
si rits. Are you dyspeptic, suffering the hourly
d nents of that distressingy yaXatiUus GlAeasef-
tfs in BAKERS PREMIUM BiTrEhS, you find
an unfalng panscea-oue that has not yet failed to
proc uce cure. however onS the consuming hre
may aaye been burning. Prepared IN the most Sci
ent manner from vegetable Substances only y, these
BlTTERS are without rival for diseases Of the sto
nact bowels and blood; and when regularly used at
this as0n of the year, will prevent colds and sore
throats, by tonng up the SYSTEM TO ITS naturally
ali nv condition Let not the afflicted take our word
in recommendation of this medicine, but Try il for
thems ives. As thousands have done, aud become
converts 10 its priceless virtues.
For afie by all the prominent Druggists in this CT
Z and ese where. JaS-u
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EPECIAL NOTICES.


EEas" BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMENT.-
THE ARCTIC LTNIMENT -
DFFIkS ALL COMPETITIONS
Thousands who have used 1t, affirm that it is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
DR. BRAG:G'S OTHER LISfAfENTS,
IN the cure Of
RHkUMAI ISM. PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPKAINS BRUISES,
SrIEF JOINTS. OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
sCALDS, MOULDS,
TUMpRS, CUkNS.
For EORNE.S and Mules externally, nothing ex
cseds the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
Ia curiCg
sPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH RiNGBDNE,
or any Soret Swelling, OF Enlargement OF Bono or
Msscle.
Price q It's. 80 cent? and ST. for small, rsedium
aui large 81 II bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & Co,
jal3-ts wholesale Agents.
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sau wAsHIEGToN-"FIRsr IN WAR,

FIRsr IN PEACE AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF Ills
CoUSTRYMES All who visit Richmond on the 2td
Of February, TO witness the grand spectacle cf the
fail to visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
Iery OF q W MINIS, to witness the wonderful pro
gress of the Photog aphic Ant conducted at this
finely arranged establishment and 10 those who
may wish to obtain of them selves fEieBds. some
thing really beautiful and lf'.like as Il likeness
Should not fail TO one Of the AmtrOtypes or
Photographs made at MINNIE GALLERY. lie Is pre-
pared to accommodate all who wish fine piatuves;
and his assortment of Frames Cases 10 kets, Pins,
SC in when 10 have them placed, ID large and va
riri Hi, gallery is Main street, opposite the
new Custom House, and free TO visitor whether they
wish picfnrps or NOT. fe 2n
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sM-WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

NESS TAKES!-At GIBBS, OF course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature
always 90. Besides, we have never been deceiy-
ed by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores OF persons take pleasure in saying that
addition to our iiiimitable AMBR0TYPE, we are
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty of nis and
accuracy Of likeness, are cQUaIed 10y few and sur
passed by noHe. Pictures of all kinds accurately
pl, q and warranted please at moderate prlces.-
AMlJRUCYpES at one dollar and upwards at GIBIS'
Temple of Art Cornthian Hall, Main street, between
9TH and 10th.
Aa E
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fng- CouGns. CoLps. HoARsExEss, 81

RbLnhSs tObDS, iAPAN5f'NH HoSS ~
The prevalence of the above complaints az this
a~,u has has the effect of bringing cut host of
pTofts-elly neS specifics and while some few may
be good many are usele-s and some even dan geTOus
To prevent d..appontment the bestcourse to pursue
Is 10 consult your family physcian,cr oherwse use
only -uch remedies as long public experience has
proved to he safe and eicacious. OF this class il
TYLER C0MpOUNn SYRUP or GUM AEABIC Original
y the ivorits prescription of eminent ply scian
il scan became popuIarfamily medicine, and with
out advertising. has continued to ENJOY Il growing
reputation for The last twenty years al recent
Bronchitis Hpopngt'ou- h. Group, AstlIma, &c. il
is used with unparalleled SUCCESS, as most families
will testify.
Sold by FISHER Il WINSTON, MEADE n BAKER, A.
BuprRER Sc. at - cents per bottle. and in an elc
giant anI pleasant LpZsnge form, I2}a and 2j cents
Ter box. called TYLGR's GUN ARABIC Couch CANDY
Dgopsn ieZ7-an@
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MINISTER AND WIPE ARRESTED FOR RoBDERY.-
The Boston Evening Traveller states that "the
Rev. Samuel Smith, master of the Collegiate School
at Clifton. aud formerly second master OF Bishops
College, England, and his wife, have been arrest
ed for highway robbery and attempted murder"
1t seems that Mrs Smith wished to renew the ac-
quaintance of an old sator named Leach whose
wife had recently died, aledging that her hus-
band also dead. After several letters had
passed between them, they met last Sunday at the
Bristol depot, and took passage for Gate where
they stopped, crossing the common, q violent as
sault, with attempt to kill, was made upon Leach,
by Rev. Mr.. Smith.
The defective force proceeded to the house of
Mr. Smith, and arrested the parties. On their
track were found widows cap and six barrel
revolver pistol, loaded and capped, near the spot
where the struggle took place.
In searching the house various stolen articles
were found. They were sent to Jail.
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s,;g~ To THE VorERs OF HEsRIcc

C.lNf4 I take this method Of announcing myself
s candidate gDr the Sheriiiaty of Heurico csauty, at
the election ia May next; and If elected promise 10
devote all Uf nay time the office. and 10 Gsch1rge
If. duties the law directs will try and see the
voters q the county before the day of election and
r. H. n.sutItns / refer ali such as wish 10 asccr.
tain my a,ncss fnr the Office to my neighbOrs, aud
taJoh6 VI Gregory, ESQ John y. Young, EsQ. i. and
g. the Justices Of henfic0 county. -
"A ai--,ftde T. j. CARTER.
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10 HEAns or FAMn1Es md ALL OrHEna

POND or THE LuxURIKs oF LTsE.-sENrLE's ISfALLt-
uLK BAKING POWDER the best preparation known Tor
making light. sweet and wholesome Bread, Pud
dings and pastry oI all kinds One trial will insure
its use in any form. Que half the lard commonly
used Is saved by using this article For sale wholesale
and retanby JOHN " HARLiCk.
Manu- lacturer and sole Proprietor
And by all Druggists and tiroGers. fe i6
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gas- WHY SUFFER WITH CouoH, from

4 Cold Hoarseness, or Consumptve Cough, when
you can obtaia immediate relief by using HARTS-
HDkNE's PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYl 1t is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections.
K ia prepared by Chemist Of freputatiOn aid il
bounced by those who have ssed az the best Cough
syrup in the worldl
Bottles Is, 50 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD h CO., and ali Druggists in Richmond.
NJ n--Hn
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DRaru OF A Observation-Disclosures was re-
ceiyed in Boston on Thursday Of the death of Mrs.
Harriet Harding. Williams. a missionary OF the
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions. at Mosul. Her death occurred on the
25th Of December. and was caused by dysentery.
Of the Congregational Board of Publication, and
had but recently arrived at her field Of labor.
having sailed from Boston about eight months
since.
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A DESPERATE INDrAN-The following is from the

DESPERATE INDlAN.-Ihe following is from the
Austin (rexas) Intelligencer of the 18th ult:
From gentleman just returned from Sisterdale
We learn that it was rumored there that a party II
soldiers from Camp Verde had followed the trail
of the Indians who recently stole horses from the
Medina for two hundred miles, and 0vertaken an
old chief and his squaw. The Indian. finding that
his escape impossible. deliberately killed thu wo-
man with large butcher knife, and then shot
two or three of the soldiers before he was dis.
patched. We give the report for what its is
worth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-02

ANOTHER Boxer AND DEAy AFFA,R-The James
vile (Wis) Standard has the particulars of matri
monial affair that occurred near GAINESVILLE last
week, which very much resembles the celebrated
Boxer and Dean marriage in New York, Here is
the Standards story:
A young lady, highly accomplished, of superior
education, and beautiful withal, the daughter of
a director of the Suffolk Bank of Boston, has been
spending few months with some OF her friends
at Emerald Grove. In the employ Of the gentle
of the Emerald Isle; a man. for aught we know of
good reputation, but possessing of the refine
mehts of the coachman of the Boxer family of New
York city. The acquaintance between the man
and the Boston belle soon ripened into intimacy
and an elopement the consequence. Taking
the foot line to Shopiere, the twain procuring the
services of an officer, soon made flesh of one
flesh" and are now, We learn, enjoying ''Ioye in a
cottage"
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saa@ YrAsr ENrlRELy SrpERsEnEn-

sEMPLEs INALLIBLE BAKING POWDER for
making in few minutes. without yeast. and il AN
elegant manner. light. sweet aud wholesome Loaf
Bread Hot Buiscuits Batter, Ruckwheat or other
Griddle Cakes. Rolls, GS2er Bread, Corn Cakes,
Brown Bread. pumplings, PItldiugs, Pot Pies. and
very description of Pastry. Prepared and sold,
wholesale and re 'ail, by JNO " GAkLICK,
Apoihecary and Druggist.
70 20 Market Place. franklin St. Richmond. Va.
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/. G. HOBSON.

mrFREsH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
coived, by Adams EXPRESS, q fresh lot of Swedish
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be itund at all hours of the day, at the Hail
Dressing Room under tie American Hotel, and al
ai2ht on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
nv 25-ts r. G. HOBSON.
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sSs- Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
in any part of tie limbs or body, stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HAkTS
HORNE'S CUREALLl It IS fine tonic for weaE
TO digest food thus curing Indigestion ana Uyspep
sia Let all who suffer bay bottle rom PURCELL,
LADD x Co. or other Druggistsi in Richmond. Bot
tles Is and 50 cents. oc lO-6m