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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
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In Cy'lc on the evening Of the 81 inst. Mrs AMELIA
LEPPEiMAN, reict of the late EDWARD LEPrELMAx, OF
this place. in the 59th year of her age.
Mrs l.. was born in Copenhagen Denmark and Ind
been In this country 81 years Her death very sud
en resulting from second raray tic attack lie remains
were Inferred in Oak Wood Cemetery tie 7th.
In Matches, Miss Nov. 18th, of yellow Fever. MARSH
JOURNEY, aged 81 years.
The deceased was brother Of Major FRANK " GuRNEY
ofthis place The following notices We copy from the
pcrs or that city:
"HrnTEn UNpER ARNs-on Sunday at4 o'clock p ~
Rev Mr. Straton officiating, the nannae remains of one
ot the ornaments of our ciy-an artist good and
gentleman, MARSH J. GuRNEYwere borne to the tomb
escorted by his fellow soldiers Of the Adams Light Guard
Malta. O''' SUNS
"lhel long line of carriages and the public emotion, dis
the Grave Yard testified the general respect conf
dence ami love with which he regarded by tho COM
munty.
'The Societies with which he was In fraternity; SOL
diey and artistic social svmpathizing sc we're
all in mourning at his exit in the midday Of life An
aher pen than and the sorrowing death from
the society halls will give the world his obituary"
"ThE LATE MARSH J. GUsSEY.-On Sunday evening
last long procession nf mourning friends proceeded hy
the Adams Light Guar accompanied to their last resting
place the remains Of MARSH j. GURNEY well known in
''Mr Gurncy died Saturday night last Of yellow f,-
YER after illness Of less than weeks duaton Dur
nga residence IN this city many years. he has endenred
himself to all who knew him. His smiling countenance
told of earthly happiness and his merry agh friend
within his manly form. member Of the Light Guard
that Company turned out in force to pay the funeral hon
ors over the of their comTae and sad to hear
the slow and measured music which marked the time for
their monrnfu procession. Mr. Gnrneys loss will be
deeply felt not merely by troupe Of friends hut IN the
peculiar branch of art of which he enthusiastic an
admirer, and so great proficient.
"Art is brief, time Is 1eeting,
And our hearts though strong and brave,
Still like mn filed DRUMS are heating
Funeral marches TO the grave"
In Washington City tho Goth nit, st 2 O'Clock and
as minutes, p. NJ. ELISHA WIITTLEsEY, son Of Ion
ELISHA WmrrLEsEy, Of CanGcd, Ohio, and brother of
Mrs. 5. BucKLASD, of this place.
His remains deposited tho Sd inst by the
of those of his mother, according to request he made
when standing by her grave the fore part serem
ber and again repeatedA short time before his DEATH An
acquaintance OF many years remarked he discharged
the sad Office ofeosng his eyes: "IIe died lie lived
peaceful and happy lie born the I'd February
1922 Within hour ofhs death, with nnd calm and
clear, he remarked: "Lc life, lis vanity" And still
later with eountenance beamng with joy he said "Ths
Lord is with me-"
1.-THE following letters and resolutions have been placed
In our hands and we publish them cheefully.]
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
GTON, December l. 1858.

HoS. F.. WHrTLEsEY-Dsar Sir; The mournfnl duty
deVoyes upon to transmit to you the nclosc prean-
be and resolutions unanimously adopted by the officers
and clerks of this bureau in which your son was for
many years. much respected and efficient member In
this sad hour OF your bereavment permit to tender
you my warmest sympathy More to you were useless as
christian father your support and consolation on this
occasion, former and trying one is derived
from never falling source that which bids you
look up and see that your loved not lost
ly gone before,
Win respect, affection and esteem, ever yours,
A. B, CLAYTON. Spc'v
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FARM FOR SALE.

fI..1 THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm Of ono
aA hundred and fourteen acres living on the Western
4nt. Reserve and Maumee Road in Green Creek town
Two and half miles east of Fremont The farm is
weii fenced and improved, having good bouse and a
oh good orchard OF young trees three wells of wafer
ana good cistern Seveny6ve acres are cleared and th
balance IN good timber Possession given ON sale Title
subscriber the premises GEORGE KpIRf y, rp 'ne
Fremont, Oct. 22d 1865.
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and esteem, ever yours,
A. b. CLAYTON, Scc'y
Treasury TnEAsrRy DEPARTMENT, }

J
Mrs. F.. A. WHIrrLRsEY-Dear Madam: The inclosed
preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted by the
kcers and clerks Of this bureau of which dear epar
ed husband was for many years much esteemed and eff
Gent member II has been made ms sad duty to transmit
70 you They speak heartfelt sentiments Nav the
kind Friend who has said will be husband the Wild
ow and father to the fatherless pour tho oil consoA
ton into the wound His hand has made aud be TO YOU
very present helper In this your time Of need.
With the deepest sympathy, your friend
A. d. CLAYTON Sec'y
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Price 10 cents at the Khns shilling delivered in town
Dopot. DANIEL n IrSr
Fremont, April "a, 1857 isu 'sN-'
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EE~ ANpERsoNs VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that should be In every family See ADVERTISE
ment In another colunn 32yI
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Special Notices.
ATLANTIC Moxrrnr.--This popular mag

asine pubshcd by Phillips Sampson Co.. Boston, Mass
s gaining celebrity acquired by but few Monthlicsin the
Union Its articles purely American and not borrow
ed from English authors. It contains 12s pages monthly
ands furnished at thelow price OF 81 per year We will
for $50 furnish alnew sulscrbcas with the ATLANTIC
MoSrurY and the FREMONT JounSAL year, so you
viii be getting paper for fly cents Hand in the
names June, 1858
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ID EMEMBER the place TO get YOUR LAMPS. FI.TIns
Fremont, Sept. "a, 1855.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

nNE of the greatest improvements has bcen made in
1.-THE manufacturing aud selling Vegetable Medicines
by this improvement the medicines Of six bottles which
when prepared In the old way cost the consumer six dol
lars, now only costs dollar and it is prepared that
the pure medicine to make six bottles be sent TO the
purchaser by mail
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LOSSES rQurrAnLr Ap.rsrrD AND PROMPTLY Par,
Losses Paid, $40, ,4a7, s12 "a.

hweaith, with steady and prompt attention 20 ler;
innate insurance business and the execution Of contracts
IN good Aiih have induesments with the public in se
!eeDg eir underwriter-We refer them for test of
ty and our claims to their patronage To records ~
services rendering their continuance with ineFe.sing
ability and facilities in future ~ 'AN'~S"s
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White Lime,

DUY your LIME from il you want 10 save 20 per
cent For have the best Eilns and the best Barnsr
In the county, aud
SaII sI.a s,U.o..s
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THE nll-ws Disposer of events having removed from
our midst our friend and fellow clerk, ELISHA NJ WHIT
TLEsEY we bow in humble submission to His will
thy and coincidence.
Rssolred That in the death of ELISHA NJ wHIrrLEsKY
te Government mas ost faithful and efficient ocer
cisty an honest and honorable member and his family
kind, affectonate and devoted head - - '''
ResOlrsd That we tender to the lereayed widow the
aged father and 10 the relatives Of the dscsas our ten
derest sympathy and for consolation would pbnt them
10 that Hand which aficts only to bless
Resolred Thatas farther mark Of our esteem, va viii
attend his funeral. " ~"
ssoIued That copy these resolution by the
officers Of this meeting, be addressed to the widow aud "a
30 to the father Of our deceased friend.
A. d. CLAYTON, Sec'y. W. MEDILL, Chairman.
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in the United States Except Caorni1 That is If there
is no agency nor person in the town that has it for sale
then can be ordered as directed below and it will he sent
bottle put into Tin which is covered with pnper
and directed like letter The package weighs four ounces
WHOM Il Is mailed. - :! -
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Sale conducted by GoDDIS q ApPEgSoN. Aucts.
my l5-dts
TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

4 REAL AND PERs ONAL PROPERTY, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY Of HEN
RlCO.-By virtue of deed of trust from Brag;
Of April, 1857 recorded In the Hastings Court Ricb
mond, and in the County Court of Henrico and by
request of creditors according thereto, we shalt
proceed to sell at public auction. on the premises
ut not the next fair day. beginning at O'clock
NJ, the following Real Estate in hichmon in the
SAID deed cOnveyed:
list A Lot of Ground on the north side of or Mar
shall betweel5fh and 9Th streets with good brick
dwelling and other improvements thereon, fronting
II feet, running back l63 feet
ID Another Lot of Ground lying near the corner
north side of Arch street. and running back shout
4es feet. with four small brick tenements thereon,
occupied by good tenants, at fair rents
3D. Another Lot Of Land on the east line of 9Th St,
9Th street, running back 100 feet, having thereon
lsrpe frame dwelling and other improvements
And on THURSDAY. the 18th Of June, 1858, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock NJ. if fair, f not. the next
rico county, on the new Charles City Road, about
three miles from the city of Richmond sometimes
called "0ak Grove" we will sell also, a larye amount
Of valuable personal property in the said deed con-
Lawson, Billy, Charlotte, Rachel, Nina, Agnes and
Maria; about "a mules, horses, u cows, lot ofhogs
a large amount of plantation utensils and imple-
ments including wheat reaper, and th reshing ma
chine. household and ktch furniture embracing
the usual variety, an other articles.
1ERMs:-0nefourth in cash the remaining three
fourths upon q credit OF one, two and three years
respectively, With legal interest from the day of
sale, the credit payments of the real estate, for
which negotiable notes are to be given, to be Sc
cured by lien on the same, aud the credit pay
proved endorsed negotiable not 6. The taxes on
The real estate for la5o. the purchasers to pay.
Fo R. HaWfsoN. Trustees.
CuIz -. n
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By Goddin & Apperson.
real, ESTATE ON GAM

BLES HILL ON THE EAST LINE OF Ara
BITWEEN BYRD AND CANAL STREETS FOR
SALE Ar AUCTI0N.-Att the request OF the ow ner,
we will sell at public auction. the premises ON
Tuesday, tue oth day OF June, 1858, at O'Clock,
Gently occupied by Joseph A. Arno,d and now rent
ed to Mr.. II K. Lockwood The 81 fronts NIX feet
rum back 1872 feet. 1t has il an excellent framed
dwelling. 10 rerf ct repairs, snd the adjoining lot
there is a large brick kitchen. including well eff
pure water.
The lot will be divided according to the wish Of
the Bidders.
TERMs-onethird cash; balance at and months
for Negotiable notes, interest added. secured by
rust deed.
The taxes for 1858 o be paid BIZ the purchasers.
" DDIN Il APPERSUN, A ucts
P S-The foregoing real estate will be sold with
ont limit or reserve; but in the meantime IL can be
purchased at private sale.
my 29-tdS G.. & A.
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BELLEVUE HosPITAL.-This Institu-

BELLEVUE H0SPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
~ ton, which has been in successful operation for
thu last fve years. Is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
Ia delightful. airy position, and Is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
tients and the successful treatment OF disease.
IL has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
notation Of gentlemen who may find IL inconye-
nisnt TO be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention viii be paid TO the lttfactn
yards, which are peculiarly conuaodious.
TERMS:
fFhyable on III, removal af the Patiently
White patients, Per week.'-.-.-.--.....-.....ss
Colored do. ...............-........
Private Rooms, .............. 81 to SIS
E5- City acceptances required for patients from
the country unless where the parties are known TO
one of the ply sicians of the hoe pital
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
ance. Nursing aud Medicine. by an arrangement
with the infrmary Of the Medical College. small
additional fee ranging from 81 20 $50. will be chaTg
al for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertained beforehand by application 70 one OF the
attending Physicians
No small pox admitted:
No patieuf received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten-
ton TO ell patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDIsG PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D..
Grace street, between 9TH and fh.
THOMAS POLLARD. 81 D..
Basement Of the Powhatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, VI. ID. ese
Franklin st., next door nelo. Trinity Church.
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor to state
THos. N. NIXON. NJ D.. Resident Physician.
mh lI--eodly
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
nF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRfCO -

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRiO0.-
AS Commissioners appointed by DEGREES of The Cir
cult Court of Richmond. pronounced ON the 18Th and
18th days of May, 1855. in the case OF Borden,
GUARDIAN against Ander ION. ac >, We shall proceed
to sell at public auction on the premises, on FRI
der advertised, the following valuable real estate
Vs. LIST That valuable lot at the corner of Main
and 10th streets, fronting 20 feet on the north side
OF Man street. running back the east line of 10Th
street leo fest to Bank street. which il has front
Of Oh fe :. aud having thereon several brick tene-
ments now commanding fair rents. I'd A valuable
lot on Council Chamber Hill, fronting 70 feet on the
South line of Ross street. running back ITO feet TO
an alley 10 feet wide
liable Lot fronting 223 feet the East line of Sd
ST., running back ~ feet to an alley l6 feet. boun
ced on the south by Duval street 4th. beant
tiful Building Lot, being part of lot No "a 10 sgd
ney. fronting 80 feet the North side OF Eimwood
street running back 1875 feet TO an alley 10 feet vide
5th Another handsome Lot, being part of lot NO 65
in sydney, fronting gu f.et on the East line of ar
vie street, running back l4l feet TO alley III feet
sydney fronting 30 teet on the hast line of Harvie
street running back l20 feet to alley 10 feet vi
And on sa,afasy me 'tn o Sane lSS On NE prem
Church Hid. the west line OF Goth st betwe a..
and streets on,ng 80 feet running back i:2 fest
sth LOT near the above fronting 24A ON the west
line of 26th street running back i3l feet. having
thereon a small framed Dwelling The list LOT viii
e SH tss d sn IN o
Leigh. amo nting to sl9575. payable 10th Noyem.
Der. 1889, with legal interest thereon parable half
yearly and for the residue OF the proceeds OF the
SALE ooe-fourth to be paid In cash, balance st g.
AMI ~ nths. for which negotiable notes. bearing
;terest sati actorily endorsed to be executed
ANA title reclaimed as additional curity
For the Of the real estate, the terms will be
one fourth cash aance at ~ and Is mouths. for
negotiable uotes interest sdded and title retained
Till the Whole purchase money be paid The taxes
for 1888 to be paid by the purchasers
The foregoing real estate. espef tally the hrstmen-
tonea lot is gsrded very valuable; and this LOT Is
JustI, regarded the most valuable in this city
being in the most improving part of the city, sd.
oil he aw ms MIL M
nearly oppsste the Farmer Bank of Virginia.
ROSCOE HEATH, co,n,rs
LEWIS GINTER, ~ -
Sale conducted by GoDDIs APpERsos. Aucts.
my
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-f6 sIi!i1iIII'-l M
BY doddin & Apperson, Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
=, = FARM IN MEsRICOCouNTY.0 ON THENEw
MoNp. CONTAINfN0l rs ACRES As Trustees Ia
deed Of trust fromJ D Bragg and vile. dated III
une, 1852, duty recorded In Henrioo County Cont
we shall proceed 70 sch at public auefien. on he
premises. on TUESDAY. the Ist day Of June. isss
e ~ o'clock Nj If fair, ii no., the next fair ay.
ing acres situate rs above, and adjoining the land
on which sasd Bragg now resides. This land for the
most part Is under cultivation and II justly regard
ed among the most valuable in that section of the
county. being now in the most fertile state.
TERMs:--Ensu1H In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale. and to discharge the amount Of q bond of
S3H1. win interest thereon, from --, and as
to the residue on essdit of ., s. and IL mouths for
1sgeti.pls naIes interest added secured BY atiust
The title Is believed TO be good but selling as tras
tees for the benefit of the vendor we shall convey
with the usual special warranty
J GRAFTON CABELL, T-r...o.
w G0DDIN. ifustees.
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NTOCR AND FIXTURES OF A DRUG
~ STAND, FOR SALE PRIvATELY.-The sub
scriber offers for sale privately the stock and Fix
and lately occupied by Mr. w Baylor.
The stock consists OF the usual supply of Drugs
&c together with two C-unters, Show Case, Phi ysic
scales and Weights, Mortars and Pestles. Cans
Phials, BOTTLES. &C. &c In the hands of an enter
rrisng man, good business can be done at the
stand.
The house is for rent, and possession given imme-
diately w o TAYLOR, Trustee.
nv I9-Im
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 1870 ACRES OF

'tNKUSTEEiS SALE OE loU AGhES w
LAND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, 3
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AND IS ACRES Or
LAND NEAR THE BKsn,K FLANK ROAD, 2
MILES ABOVE SAID CITY-As trustees in a Ger
tain deed of trust from Mr. Richard Hill, Jrs and
wife dated 18th April 1891, dull, recorded 10 Hep
said trust deed, and with the concurrence OF Mr.
Hill, proceed t. sell, at public auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY, 3ist May, lass, at IL
O'Clock, NJ. IF fair. if not, the next fair day.
100 acres of Wood Land on the Williamsburg roaa
miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands OF
Msssrs McGruder, sragg and Hunter, and ats o'clk
2 NJ. of the same day, on the premises, S. acres ot
Wood Land, 2 miles north of Richmond, near the
Brook Prank Road. adjoining the farms Of Messrs
james Lyons, John P Ballard, and Dir VIM Taylor's
estate.
The above tracts will be divided TO suit bidders.
plat of which can be seen at our oFfce
TEBMs--0ne. fourth cash; balance at l, and 9
years. Tor negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed. The taxes for 1855 TO be paid by the
purchaser The title is beyed to be perfect but the
trustees will convey with the usual special warranty
JOHN HOWARD, Tr,staas
ALEX ii SANDS. ! iiu''ee''
Sale conducted by GoDDIs APPERsoS. Aucts.
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TRUST sALEOF VERY VALUABLE

L t1-AAFA = 20 NV ' n EtDfIIs
L PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue Of a deed Of srust from William Boot
wright TO the uDdes signed, trustees dated the
9th day of April 1851, recorded In the Bu.tines
Court of Richmond city and by request of creditors
according IN. retn We shafI I,rorasd m sail an fhe
premises, at public auction. on FRIDAY the 18th
OF june 1858 If fair il not the next fair day be-
ginning az O'clock p n the following valuable
Real Estate in the city OF kiehmoad. conysyed in
said deed:
LIST A half acre lot of erouc lying Mt the corner
LIST and Broad streets designat. d a. lot No 7as on
the plan of the CITY with the brick stores nd Nv,
ing houses and other improvements thereon suhe
ect to an estate for her life in MIRA Prseila Roof
wright. (aged M 10 part of said property which
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DUBLTC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
10TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, the valuable estate OF
the late G. TaliaferrO. on the Rapid Ann River in
the county OF Cuipeper, aud adjoining the Rapid
railroad passes through the farm and the station is
only few hundred yards from the house and bara.
This Farm, situated in the beautiful and fertile val
ley of the Rapid Ann offers a rare opportunity to
purchasers. IL is in fine state OF cultivation Sur
rounded by good ia, ms, and most desirable neigh
borhood. The farm contains $50 acres of land, and
has on it q large dwelling house barn, stable and
all necessary outheuses, in good repair
Also at the same time and place, will be sold all
the personal property Of the estate except the ne
groes. l. I'll TALIAFERRU, I 49,,
III TALIAFERR0, ! Ao" TO-
TCuIpeper county Va my I3-,;&cwtda
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CLOTHING AND sHoEs.-on n,
By Alex. Mott. Auct.
TRADE SALE CLOTHING AND DRY

dooDS.-Wiii be sold at auction, on u EsDAY,
june Isl, commencing at 10 o'clock ut my large
sac rvonl. mp stairs, large stock Oh Ready a.it
Clothing. consisting of Goats, Pants Vests &C Also
sarge LOT OF fresh aud seasonabie Dry t3oods on
si,lihK OF Cloths. Cassmeres, ve-tngs Linen nril-
ing, Cal,cots $, Lawns, Betagss, Giakhsms thecks.
gYtsen Hosiery, Diapers, Towels, Linen Cambria
Hdkfs Gloves, &c
ADDlTIUNAL.-will DO added to the above sale
astock OF cut Goods to close . concern embracing
Eringes. Lacee, Emhroideries. Port Aonuaies fine
Articles.
TERMS An sums under $50. cash over $50. 60
days credit for approved negotiable notes
my % ALEX MOTT Auct
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T'RIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY


i AL Letters Paent Of England. and secured by
the Seal of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, anG
the Impe ia College of Medicine, Vienna. Triese.
ma No is remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrh@,
and Exhaustion of tue system. Triesemar No Ell
iectualy, in the sho tspace of three Gays. complete
~ and entirely eradicates all of those dsor
ders which co avia and cubebs have so long been
thought antdote for, to the ruin of the health
a vast Portion of the population. Triesomar No l.
great Continental remedy for that class Of disorder
which unfortunately, the English PHI scian treats
with mercury, TO the inevitable destruction OF th"
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparlla
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos l. q,
and are alike devoid Of taste or small, and of ali
nause iting qualities They may lie the toilet
bic without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided In separate doses as administered
by Felpeau, Lalieman, koux RicoId. &C., &C. Price
50 each four in one for 50. which saves So
and in 1927 Sold by DIR II BARROW, Ne
Isl Prince street. few blncks west of Broadway.
New York Immediately receipt of the amount
DR. will forward the SO of Triesemar and the
large sizes. carriage paid thus insuring genuin'
European preparations The So cases also sent bu:
not free of carriage. Consultations as usual, from
eleven. NJ, till two. ii, from four till eight. p NJ
at NO 1877 Prince street, few blocks west of Broad
way. Sold alBo by
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists.
NH 29-d12m Richmond.