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HIGn-HANpED Acr.--The Salem (Mass) Gazette
says that letter received In Salem from Captain
Gillian, OF the American brig Rockingham, dated
Goree, West Coast Of Africa, Oct. H. states it was
very sickly on the coast, and that's French war
steamer had lost twenty-five of her men within
fortnight. The same Letter says that an armed
boat from this steamer came alongside the Rock>
ingbam, and took from her Que of her crow, q
FrenohmaD, aud impressed him into the French
service. There being no American consul at that
place, Captain Gillian had no means of preventing
this outrage, and the man was then on board the
steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

FEMALE THrnY. Martha Brown, . free
negroes, charged With stealing bed spfs.d ana
shirt from Margaret Casssli, wss convicted q .ss
offence ysstsrdAy morning. aud ssnssneso " ses
lash.
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Nearly ASSafricsNF ssS ;s & ssx gxdSE.n IN nnSa'f
EACH SAIuRnlY M nKCExRRR.


prizesof $500. approximating 70 so0ooe
4prsss: q 800. .ppro.imatins to $4,000 -
prizes cf $40. spproximatins to $4,000
4prEsss Il ssas. .ppro1imstins TO s.oos -
prizes q ssoo. sppro,tm.tins 70 A.oos
prizes II $50. spproximating 70 sssoo
4prizss of 500. .ppro1ima.ing to $3.50
5000 ,iss: R.'.s; q s. So ar. ,.sts: |.
Whole Tickets SO: Asivss o ouarssrs q q.
n A Circular showing the plan OF the Lottsgiss
s 3 &
OsI.!aosss 0fPa'ksss 0f iS ynS!s s. tickets. :.
s:sisSss ssia :
1nclose the money 70 our sddress ior TIE rsksts
On rscSiDs q which tbnsy VI e Mssdss .
s1I s5 nfsI sauns they ms1 dsssnats
ahs LIST of drawn Numbers and Prisss wfa b ssat
topurchsesrsinmediately after thsdrswtng,
u,siD snd SSs thsir Posns no Once, County and Bssss.
N' Remember that every Prize q drawn and ~.
aE All prizes Of 81 .ooe and under. paid immediate,
~ after the drawing Other prises st the usual tns
All COMMUNICATIONS st-iotly confidential.
address, orders for Ticast M g Or oeTttncasss G e
- p.-.. .,s;ns 2; sw an an m0.S ~. nuSnsse; 90
ave time, by addressing 8. SWAN . co.. q sithse
~ 81 list of the ra,abszs that srsanwn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each ono =
entitled 20, WIN be publish siter every drawinRin
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekiy Day 6qok.
York Dispatch. Pauidins lHiss lCiarion. and Lssis
Rock tArk) True Democrat. nc4
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xhe have suffered from ihcessant fevers loss Of ap-
rat.D, CT iEpTopsg 6igeetiun-may easily be cured
h. tte Gee If BsktRs BifTEKs. We nave known
rros attire y restored - health By these 1itters.
ss- vvit! - al th1 vsteIirs places without receis
Ia AR bane1t Il a8y Of our readers are suffering
(frr tiysr@psia Nervous eebiligy. TORPID Liver. In.
DIS sti4n Asae aud Fever. soUr stomach or ioss OF
A2r, ti'e taoy will Tnd certain reef by using these
Nf.aYs as directed. Delicate ftmaies may 1est as
sCrryi thst these Sitters are admirably adapted to
Their diseases and er fail in quickonng nature
AMI restouas tbs bloom ot health 20 their cheeks.
Tse.hinz iufants may ais b. improved by their
os,E hilst all Glasses aud sexes Will be benentted
-!ei}c:ue thcdc bitters sta hi allied, and must
.,aLtuSily superseie all others We invite q trial
s. rICS.
rroR snent Druggists in Virginia. oci2
g- BATMs, BATAs, BATHS --Hot,
Sold sDd shower Baths can he had daily at all
hargs 81 the American Hair Cutting, shaving, and
sha-n poo,ng Salcon, under the American Hotel
Ba!-aBse oG llth street.
siasie 5atAs Is cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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A SINGULAR su1r.-A man named Mace has sued
citizen of Dayton, Ohio, for having some yeArs
ago caused his conviction and imprisonment in the
penitentiary for burglary. He lays his damages at
$50 000
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MURDER Ri SLavEs-on the night Of the Goth
inst. Mr. Benjamin Bruce OF Huntsville, Mo, was
mnrdefea In his bed by two slaves, who bad been
wiiled to him during his life. sfter which they
were to be freed. They we're arrested.
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nUvAL 4 NORTON HORSE TONIC.

nUVAL l. NORTON 3 HORSE TONIC,
D-Por improving the condition Of Herses and
Mules giving them an sppetits, sad relieving thsm
Of Bots 81 Wor ms, HidebouRd. suIfet sn0 Oissem-
per- ssd all diseases TO hich horss b subgecs tns
ternaily aieeg Z
ahis Horse Tonic gives them sn appetite and aIre-
81 O. AZ Of hair, and can be left n after the animal
WARRANT ED TO CONTAIN NO ARaRNIC. z
We have yet to hear Of a sirgle instance wbere
the Horse Tonic has failed In dons what We recon-
mend IL.
This Horse Tonic Is prepared only by
DUVAL q NORTON DTugRfsts.
Corner Main and 10Th sfreets,
uo1A RicnmoDd Va
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TAKsS Ix.-Fasrick Kelly and VIM.
Fitzgerald arrested for bad conduct In the streets,
we're reprinanded yesterday morning end dls.
charged.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY M0vENRrT.-We learn
by private letter received from gentleman In
Sonora that another revolution il about breaking
out, that the Gandora party, once tho powerful
party of the State. are about to take the field
against Pess Ieri, the present Governor. Gspdoras
army. 700 strong. Is now on its march north, hav-
ing entered the State from the south. and are be-
ing Joined by many of the citizens. It is thought
there ia doubt of his success as the people are
tired of Pessueri's government, and are desfrous
ofa change to more liberal policy York
Times.
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SENATOR DouaL.s was serenadod while stopping
at the Planters House, in 81. Louis. on the night
Of the oath inst, and responded to the compliment
In short and able speech.
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FInI-The alarm Of Gre yesterday az
tsrnoou, vas caused By the igpision Of timber In
in one Of the drying kiIns as the barrel factory Of
Messrs- Dunlap Co, south side Of the bssia.-
The Fire Brigade, aswe understand. were prompt.
on the ground With their machines, and iaborsd
sealously TO extingpish the flames, which they
succeeded 10 doing. without noiss and confusion
$500
The kilns to this factory have taken Are 90 often
tnat we wonder they are not % altered and ar
ranged TO make them less liable 70 copdaxrst tious
Il seems to Us that there must bs sene radical
aeIsct IN their construction. II not, then kiln
drying timber |, dangerous business.
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Fa1sn PnnrnscEs.-Morris Dobrin

charged with obtaining S5s9 worth of goods from
Morris Field Co, under false pretences, was be-
fore the senior alderman yesterday, when the
investigation was adjourned until this morning
far the Mayor to dispose Of We understand that
the affair has been settled by the PARTIES bnt how
far this will satisfy The offended dignity OF the
law remains 70 be seen.
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A GAso OF Bn.cK BrRns--a,, b.;,;n.

n 0hN0 oH DLaCK DIRDS--0l ha1l1nR
from the town of Fredericksburg, were before the
senior Alderman for remaining In this city contra.
ry to law. john and James Combs bad their re-
gisters, and on promising TO pull up stak es and
travel were released; but James Lewis and James
Robinson were without papers, asd were there.
fore locked up until they prove their freedom.
An ordinance Of the city, authorizes the Mayor to
punish by stripes all free negroes fonnd here con-
trary to law; and until that plan 10 adopted and
uniformly enforced there Is little or no hope of
ever preventing negroes from all sections Of the
State taking up their abode iu Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

COMETS are queer bodies coming and
going no one knows where, and often creating as
great excitement by their proximity to the earth,
as If the bare touch of their tales to be the
winding up of all Terrestrial things. Tonight at
the Mechanics Institute Hall, Prof Alexander Is
to lecture on "CQmets," and we sure that every
body will desire 10 hear what he has to say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

E- HoRsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAvINs
ASo SRsNroJIsG SALOON, under the American 10
el-en;rance on 18th street
y. .B.-Hos, Gold and Shower BATES can he had at
81 hours single Bath Is cents. or tickets ior one
Epllsr les
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

TEE MAcxraxI FisHsav The Halifax On. 81
Journal says the snaeksEel nahjng haa, - far
proved almost total fsilure, o. s.. MarGaytrs
fsy and It's vicinity, shIs summer, and uplsss the
Asn astrike inn within the NEXT three weeks GleAt
destifution must b the result
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A NEW RELIGIOUS sEcf.-An0ther new religions
sect has sprung up at Concord, N. H., which il
prolific OF such phsnomena. Its members believe
worlds affairs, In aperfsetion," aud the speedy
coming OF Chriat They abide By the marriage
contract.
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LOYxHnlAG
SWxH & CO.'S L0TfgE.E6
~ rRIUMDuAn1s
oApITTAI TTt9k .Is Rsdzy INV ..ss.asOI ai

The ollowins screm- viii be oFswn " B. swan
ssch Of their single Number Lotteries for psosas-
Der, 1858, at Augusta. e., IN public. andsr she
supeyfptendeuce Of OomIuisplonefa = -.
CLASS a draws ON sATURDAY, Decembef (, lsso.
ULASs y draws on SATURDAY, Dscsmber y. lSee,
9xss - - drsS nn sArPana Ssmsss y -
ON THE PLAN OFSLNGLE NUNRIkk
0.00 TlCKkfcl
FIVE THOUSAND RIvE HuNpR1D And
TEN PRIZESf - T7'-.ss,.-, -
Nearly crS % Efsss g sssE = Y 4. Mns nckssf
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REy. Mr.. eruRaEox IL preaching again In London.
uis pale and haggard appearance are said TO indis
cate the suffering ne has lately experienced from
his disordered kidneys.
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DEATH or ReBERf OWRS.-The last steamer
brought the intelligence of the death of Robert
Oven, the political theorist. He was born In
Wales iu I'LL, aud at years Of age vas a school
master. biographical notice of him, Gays:
Progressing In worldly prosperity, he commeno.
cd the Charlton Mills, near Manchester, and sell,
ins those, took with his partners the celebrated
West Lansrk Mills in Scotland. including its farm
of 150 acres. and upwards of 1000 Inhabitants
During more than quarter OF century that be
conducted this establishment, he was visited by
Emperors, Kings, Princes, Archbishops, Bishops,
and clergy of every denomination, from all coua.
tries, to witness the unheard of results produced
on children and on population of adults, living
in harmony, and governed only by the novel in-
huence Of well directed Kindness, without pun.
ishment or fear.
In the furtherance of his great object to rsvoIu.
tioniae peaceably the minds and practices of the
human race, Mr.. Owen was invited iu 1925 by the
Mexican Minister and others interested In human
progress, to go to Mexico, which he did, to ask
from the Mexican authorities, the government of
Coahuita and Texas, then uudspuied provinces of
Mexico, which had not the right of appointing
Governors to these provinces-they were elected
by the people. But they freely offered him a dis
trict extending $50 miles in breadth, from the
Gulf OF Mexico to the Pacific, along the line divi.
ding North America from Mexico, aud IN which
was included what is now known az California
New Lsuark was commenced in 1774 by Sir 4.
A,kwrght, with Dale, OF Glasgow, whose daugh-
ter Owen married, and commenced business there,
just half century since In 10 years the gains
from this concern. after paying per cent. capital
were 100000, and be bought out his partners for
fSi000 His new partners, not content with
similar rate of profit, objected to this extraordina>
ry expenditure for philanthropio purposes. which
they ridiculed visionary and iEpractcable !;
aud the concern being put mp four years after the
second partnership, he purchased it for ftl4.Ooo,
which the partners aforesaid declared to be f2o,-
900 too cheap, they having realized in ths four
years f15o.o00 prok..
A majority Of tue nsw partners being men Of
much benevolence, he Lad everything his owl way
and in 1916 commenced, in earnest, his "great
moral experiment. His friends land these in the
hi CHEST teruls,-but weit may the "Men of the
rime." from which We derive this sketch, ask,
where are now the resntsl Since that period
Owen was less fortunate. lie attempted to sstab.
lish new "norai community" which failed, and
a''labor exchange bazaar" which was equally unI
successful. Like all vsionaries, he had a handful
of followers. some of whom outiige him, to preach
the 'isms' of their now dead master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

NAVAL Lieut. L. Allen, e. s. ", has rendered
bis resignation to take effect from Dee. LIST, for the
purpose of accsPtipg position offered to him by
the q. 8. Mail Steamship Company, running be-
tween New York aud New Orleans.
Lieutenant Chas. NJ. Fauntleroy, Z. 8. Navy, has
been ordered to the command of O photographic
in the Coast Survey.
The United States steamer Vixen sailed from Ha.
vana on a cruise 23j inst.
The United States steamer Westernport. Capt.
r. T. Hunter, sails from New York to-day for Par.
sguay, via Bsrbadoes.
The Secretary of the Navy has appointed Board
Of Engineers 10 examine the engines for the steam
er being bull. at Norfolk.
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on Broad and Capital streets are being raised by
the addition Of fresh earth, aud unless the Dag
crossings are also raised, they will become npass-
able, the fret wet spell. If small dish cutters
paved on the upper side of all the crossings,
where the streets have any inclination towards
them. the water would be carried off, and ths hag-
giugs then be valuable; but where the streets are
higher than the crossings, instead Of the latter
being beneficial to pedestrians, they arc utterly
worthless except as receptaclss for the mad de-
posted upon them by passing vehicles. The Com.
mseioners ofstreets should give these matters
attention, and either have the crossings properly
put down, or do without them altogether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

,. D, Deaue vilI sos = esndtdnte t0s fssslee:
- = - nssse - psosesess, ~ 0ovoea
eo1oey, "
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Ed5- Da. JoHz Is. WALrHALL, (Homoco
pasbist oors his pro essional services 70 the ctt
1sns ~ Richmond anS tts vicinity. Office at his re
Udsnes, ca Leigh stx st, two doors from sth.
Be i7---d7x
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snrHArrsFoRun,s Arrr-Rln1ors P1nts

E4fF EAFJeFohNR + AHTI-t'thIUNB ] FItbo
are the safest and bet Purgative Pills in esc They
act rpra the Liver Stomach and Bogeis, carrying
cf all bile and every foul secretion. Tney don't
grippe, easy IN their operation. ard can re taken
al ary time wthort fear OF exrosure. They remove
Colds from the systorn and prevent Khsunial'sm- -
II ycn snfier with any pain, rse HhHT5uukSE Eh
CURHALL the great PAIN ANNIIlILhTOk; ~
sYRyP, which ts tire bert Couch syrup in the
world
Sold By ell Druggists IN Richmond. cc io-ern
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DEATH OF DR.. PRARp-The london (England)
Morning Herald announces the dsafh, ,at feikstone,
Kent. Of Stanley Lees GifIard. i. L. D., fr over
quarter Of century editor Of the London Stan
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aay~ SrovEe, RANGES And FURNACES.
Noe IN stcroe full supply, cargo OF schr Mignio-
neste: Purchasers invited 20 examine the quail.
itE Of onr wares We especially recommend the
kschn. nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
kange md Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs alwaye hand for al leading articles scld
at the GoFernor Street Stove Store.
fA- Wanted ediateiy two first oless work men
0c 10 GEORGE eTARRErT.
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E FRANKLIN PAPEa MILL, RICH
hosD. YA.-Belvieere Manufacturing Company
keep oons antly on hand ali descriptions Envelope,
henAia snd Wrapping PAPER, news and Book
PAPERS. OF aI qualities and r,zes. Furnished ct
short nouoe.
HA-Cash paid for RAGS.
c Ospss. supt. oc4-3m
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IL 1tU aA5 ctlk, tHC
is that the root ii your suffering is in the stomach
FTum weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, AaGe,
baHzuOF, kGuseS and legion OF other ioymeptEg
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood. and
there fore des oys The strength and yigor Of Ihe en-
ttTe sysieEI. To restore ths tone or the stomach
sAd uusoie il 70 throV OF and dismiss fCTever ali
thee t-ouhlssone and dangerous complaints, no
thing IS Necessary but persevering use of DR.. j.
Hos fgTTbk'G CELkSRATHD SfUNACH BIT
IERS. ! iTiA OF their power cannot fail 10 prove
that there In no TaiiGre in their sanative effects
We cheenuiiy recommend them to the pablo.
For sase bg druaeists and dealers seneraliy every
TaeTo, no 4-lm
yass" BU5NIdG FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING PLUIp Always on hand and for sale at
the Drug and Prescription Store Of
JOHN W.9ARIICK,
no io-In Market piaos, Fraakla ri.
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SUICIDE OF DEsPERApo On the 30th Of last JEno.
George Steel, cook oftbe whale ship Adssine Gibbs,
attempted 10 stab abcat~sseersr, but having failed,
he jumped overheard with bis knife still casped in
bis hand. He was desperate character and had
been IN the habit Of threatening to kin eli hands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

TIE GouLDY FAMLY.-There is now every reason
to believe that Mr. Gouldy will eventually recover
from the dangerous wounds he received at the
hands of his son. His physicians are full of hope
and unless some unlocked for symptoms super
yena he will soon be entirely ont of dagger. On
Sunday he was Informed, for the fret time, of the
untimey fate of bis con, at which he manifested
much emotion. II seems he was left alone for
time when he called for assistance. On the return
of the attendant with ph ysician be was found in
state of nervous excitement and terror. He
begged nor to be left alone. as he said: "Every
noise hear about the house makes ms afraid that
Frank has come back to finish his work" To
quiet his apprehensions the facts connected with
Lis sons suicide were told to him f,r the irst
time. All the other members Of the family are
getting on fnely.--N r Herald.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


1Gp~ ir You HAVE A Coudn,
TAKE uAMProN,a TINCTURE
,e,n TakE HAMproNs TIscruRE.
Ii you have Rheumatism,
,. TAKE nAMpToNs rrNoruaE
IL you hayc Bronchitis.
,eT r kE nSSpToS's TINcruRE.
IL you are all Weakpess
,x, TAKE 'aAMpToN's rINoTuRE.
IL Jon have Headache.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINoTURE.
ASTHMA. COUCH. ooNsUMpToN. The writer
is mest highly esteemed like thousands Of cur best
known citizens, feels 1t duty to bear testimony of
We Nenleriui curative power OF UAMPTONts
TlNCFURk. Why LET your friends suffer and die
without giving IL triaii Call and get a pamphlet
and aes testimony.
BALTIMORE. SrrT. q. 1858.
0tSrs Mortimer 6 Motee-ab- 6tftieiaei: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma, accomra-
nlea vita shoftaes, Of BREATH with many symptolns
81 OoEsuiop ION. A fciend. knowing Of the healing
properties Vt HAMPfoN'5 FE1ETkBbE IlNC.
procure bottle Of the Mpcture, aud hy the use Of
one bottle Was 80 much better that was ioduoed TO
Use more OF it, and by taking Ave ak bottles an
restored to nsua health and will say to all PER
sons who are afflicted as was To nee HAMPTOE'S
VEGETABLE TIhCTURE.
8enilemen-You are at liberty TO use my name
Tor the benefit Of the afflicted.
ELLEN EEDar
=. West corner Of Liberty sni Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Nd.
&c. Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures
seIG by PukCELL. LADp 4 Co, Richmond; by
DIR COOKE, fredericksburg; by al the Drug
IN Petersburs; by M0R1IMER @oWBhAY
h4it.mere. and BY Druggists and Shopkeepers
everywhere.
eA- 5, per bottle; six bottles for IS.
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SH0CKOE MILL.

~ RICHMOND GROUND PLATTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill for
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock the aaoush
of ehockoe creek, with enlarged and complete ms
chinery sufficient 70 supply any demand soy the
present. sr that may arise In many ysafs 70 On
He fs now preIared to supply orders for PUN
cannot be surpassed. from heavy stock ofsupsriR
Nova Scotia Lump procured with the greatest care,
with full knowledge that great deal Of Lump
Plaster Is entirely worthless to the fnrmer,) and
atters himself that his lorg experience In ths bg
Will enable him TO supply the demand from this ed
adsinDg States with this valuable fertilizer in ~
pursst and richest state and ~ satisfactory prices
With full deter'uin ston 60 sustain the eetab.
iished reputation Of his brand for PunffY AND nlcn
NESS, he respectfully solicts orders. s.s4
JOHN ii CLAIBORNE
M Io-tIsfA Nh N pnayl afveat
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TALE OF HoRRoRs.-The following Is from an
exchange:

Two brothsrsi.a-law, named Hunter and Reed,
In Grand Cote Prairis Randolph county, Illinois,
got into an alteration few days since, while In
q room alone. They went at it with sniven, and
sitting pear by in intense agony, from terrible
cash in his abdomen, from which his entrails pro-
truded.
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FEVER AND AGUE

And the various affections consequent upon dis
ordered
Sueh ss Indigestion, AcIdity OF the 1.oEnach.
Coioky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Despon.
dency, Ceslveness. Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
it mas N numerous instances proved highly beneh-
c:al and in others effected decided cure.
This is q purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhsve Because Of
its great In most ofthe European States rs in
PRODUCTION into the u States Was intended more espe
ciiy for those of our fathergDd scattered here AND
there she face of this mighty country. Meeting
gith great success among them now otter 1t 70 the
American public, knowing that ita truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t Is particularly recommended 70 those persons
whose coslsitutioDs may have been impaired by the
continuous OF ardent spirits, or other forme OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, it
finds its way directly to the seat OF life, thrilling
and cuickeninR every nerve, raising up the dreop-
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
vigof in the systein-
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial eossessed Of singular remedial properties,
CAUTION!
The great popularity OF this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations. which the public should
guard against purchasing Be not persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given BQERHAVE'E
HOLLAND BITTEiiS fair trial. Que botte will
con vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is to all
these limitations.
SOaE PR0PRIAT0RS,
BERJAmlN PAGE, JK. d. co.
MANUFACTURING
FHARMACguTISyS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
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