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hKLIEF From COUCH In TEN MN
UTEs -Pectorsl Candy, or Horehound. Liverwort
&c. ior Coughs Colds Bronchitis and all Affections
OF the throat and Lungs. Particularly ada pted .ur
article Prepared only By 6EO DOWDEN Drug.
giss and Chemist IT'S Brosd street Richmond. VA.
Price-25 sents per box.
For sale by all Druggists. deIt-,m
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TBE MosTGoMsRY GUARD, Capt Moore,
are arranging for grand civic aud military ball.
to be given at the Mechanics Institute Hall on the
10th Of January next.
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NErtN PAPER MILL. RICH

EgJ-FRANKLIN PAPER MILL, RICH
Mesp, VA.-Belvidere Manufacturing Company
Ehen constantly on hand oil descriptions Envelope
ManiIla ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS, OF all qualities and sizes, furnished al
short nouce.
sA-Cash paid for RAGS.
OGpgN Supt. oc 4-in
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TIPLISa.-John Dobson, charged with
selling liquor to be drunk in bis house without q
license. was before the Mayor yesterday. Mrs.
Catherine LockIan testified that she had seen
blacks and whites call for liquor aud drink ii, but
was not positive that she had ever seen any mopsy
paid for it. At the request OF Dobson the invests.
CATION was adj urned until this morning.
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CUTTING THE PBoFirs.--A man named
Emile Agnese, vender of frnits and nuts. was
before the Mayor yesterday and 1ned. tor obstruct
ing the sidewalks Of Main and thirteenth streets.
with his baskets.
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q .,,ss SoTsHs Wsaas.day, nyon sh. "aS ssS
instant. regular Daily Passenger train win be run

Persons going TO Richmond via this line, VIII reacn
Petersburg in time for the mail train OF the Rich
mond AND Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg 1T s45PM 49,
PerseEs going West by the eouthstde Roed VIII
have TO remain all night In Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at 30 n. the next morn
tn9
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond VIII
arrive In Pets burg by the mail train Of ths Rich
moud and Petersburg Road ia time % breakfast Ia
Petersburg, and then 70 take the cars for Norfolk
leaving st5AM
Person coming from the Southwest By the South
eide Road. will arrive In Petersburg ct 30 ~; In
tme T. get before departure Of the Norfolk
cars att
Persons wishing tn 70 on North from sorfolk may
do by either the Bay Line steamers the steam.
ship Line for New York. which leave Norfolk ths
former daily. Sundays excepted. at 80 n. and
the latter SENT weekly, Wednesdays and Saturday.
No train will be run on sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg. straight -
-
Do Return ticket. good for days-.. %
This train WIN stop only % Regular STATIONS 70
saks In aud put Cd passengers:
n
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~. DE. J v. noBson,
HOMRPATHlC PHYSICIAN.
5fH. bELOW MAIN bTREET,
do el5-lm RICHkOND-

~ MEDICAL CaRD. --- On. eYlvApus
Z. INaRAM having located In this city, ssspsstfhliy
tenders his professional services TO fs citisens -
Once and residence for the present on HANK
STREET. near the Mechanic9 institute.
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Har~ftx. the Paris chess player, q ambitions ot
smulsting Paul Morphy 10 playing blindfold. On
the lssh Of Dsesmbss he uas 70 play eight gamea
Of chsss simultaneously, without essing The beard
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RAFHEs MAL-A-PRoPos.-One day, at the table of
the late DR.. Pearse Dean of Ely) just as the cloth
was being removed the subject of discourse hap
pened TO be that of the extraordinary NOR trality
among the lawyers. "We have lost" said gen.
tleman. $40 less than sir eminent barrsters in rs
many months" The Dean, who was quite deaf.
rose as his friend finished his remarks, and gave
the company grace: "For this and every other nser.
cy, the Lords name be praised," This effect ir
resistible.
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~ DKNrIsTRy-

. ETH ii MIC HARD.
ls'mee ann Residence, corner of Main ami 7th Sta
Tenders hia services totke citizens of Richmond ana
adjoining counties, IN his professional capacity -
From an exp rieGcs of tea ears no feels Confident
that he can warrant all operations performedsbY
him, to give tntire satisfaction. de Ii-Ims
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LYNCH Law IN CALIFoREIA.-Hd1 HYng.-John
Leary, q constable in Columbia, California, was
shot and killed by one of three thieves whom be
trying to arrest, on the night of the 29th ult
The thieves escaped uurecognzed, but one of them
had been wounded by bullet in the ARRAY. His
name was Harrison Morgan. He and accom-.
plice named Wallace were arrested the next day,
and Wallace confessed that they were two of the
party, but said the fatal shot had been fired by
third man who escaped. This confession was cor
roborated in some material points by correbora
tive evidence; and the people of the town. with
stopping to make any nice distinctions between
tbIeving and numbering while thieving, took Nor
gan by force from the officers OF the law and hung
him. The banging was done SO hurriediy that
the clothes were nearly torn off the victim, and
his hands and teet were not tied. His last words
were, "God have mercy on my soul! O, dear
father aud motheri"
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RE-CAprua.D.--The notorious George

RE-CAPTURID. The notorious George
Jones, who escaped from the Henrico County Jail
on the 2lst November lest, was yesterday re cap
tnred by Constable Thomas. He is free negro,
bnt had in his possession pass permitting him to
go TO Farmvile, and return on Thursday. Justice
Cbildrey ordered him to be punished for bis ress.
tance. He was afterwards placed in irons, and is
not likely to make his escape again.
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UND 3 GROUND AGENT Some few
weeks since, likely servant woman, owned in
fredericksburg, suddenly disappeared from this
city, anc has not returned. Since then, it has
been stated by other servants that she was taken
away by a free fellow, running on one Of the New
YORK steamers, who carried her to the North and
there married her. The negro man was absent
from his post for short time after the disappear
ance OF the woman, but has again returned 10 IT,
aud not many nights since was seen on Church
Hill, in the neighborhood where the runaway wo-
man was occasionally engaged before taking French
:eaVe. The matter is worthy of enquiry and IL
taken to punish the fellow that decoyed away the
slave.
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The FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE AT BosroN The Boston
Traveller has the following In relation to the es.
cape ofa fugitive slave from the brig VIM. Purrin.
ton, below that port:
The brig alluded to is frem Wilmington. NJ. c., and
soon after leaving that port bou1d for Boston. the
captain found fugitive slave concealed on board
lie was Indignant thereat ami attempted to put
back, bnt was prevented By head winds and was al
defeated in atte npt 10 make the port of Norfolk:
Va. On arriving et Holmes Hole he gave out th at
he should return the slave. and that bs would shout
the first person that attempted TO come board to
him. The So Iscts reaching this city, WIFI of
hnbeEs corpus issued by Justce Russell. and
placed in the hands of Deputy Sheriff Irish who on
Tuesday went to serve 1t the vessel having errived
In the stream. On reachnH the brig, however, the
csrtain averred hat the slave msde hs escape from
IN" vessel i" a somewhat my stetioUs on the
night of the 26th. He further said tt plank had
bee missing from tie ssel since that night. a.
was of opinion that he had aped Oh that The OBJ
ect of their visit ccud not be found and the officers
returned without him. Judge Russell aud about a
dozen other persous were in the party which visi-
ted the brig 1t is probable that the fugitive reach
ed Iowes Island be fore the visit of the officers
t. the vessel rsm whence it is said he reached this
city in st0op
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THE SYNon OF MIssIssIPPI-A MARRIAGE.-The
Synod bad a very unusual winding up-no other
than the marriage Of one of its members. So soon
| AZ the Synod closed its SESSIONS at about eight
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, with the usual fora
ruaiiiies, "a little hurried the Rev. Thomas X.
Markham pastor Of the Fulton street Pres byteran
church, New Orleans, catered the church, with
bis bride, Miss Mary Ssarles, of Vicktbu follow
ed. or rather preceded, by very large invited as
semblage. filling that spacious and connections
new church, and in trout of the pulpit were united
in the sacred ties of wedock by the Rev DIR. Plum
er-so that the Synod Of Mississippi numbers one
bachelor less. 1t is notorious fact, and would
also add lameDtable, that nearly one third of the
ministers Of this Synod are bachelors and widow.
ers. 1t was reported (no doubt truly that the
young and accomplished pastor of the church in
Vcksburg, doubtless provoked to good works by
| the example of the New rleans pastor, left on
boards a steamboat, the next day, with the full
| purpose OF mind aud heart, to diminish. by still
another. the number OF the Mississippi bachelors
I-Presbyterian.
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BoSEAU's PANORAMA, At Mechanics
Hail. will well repay a visit. If our readers have
not yes this rare production, said to be an ex.
eelient representation of Australia and the Celess
tial Empire, they should do 30 at cnce.
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The EaRrHguAKE ar Sas FsANcrsco,-Au earth.
auase Of uuu,naI vioi.nca v.. al, 4, c.,,.,..,.
/ ON .ha ,no,n;or ~ a.. oa,s M-. rs sN
~ s1s Va 100 Sos" Nosempsf. Ahe San
francisco Herald thus describes It:
At ~ minutes before O'Clock YESTERDAY morn .
ing our city was visited BY one of the most vio-
iens shocks OF earthquake that has been expert.
enced since Cslifernis came into American posses1
sion. II was preceded by deep rumbIipg noise
coming from the northeast which sounded as n
heavily loaded teams Of wagons were being driven
furiousiy through our streets This was immsdj.
ately succeeded by q peremptory shock, instantly
followed BY still heavier ons which lasted about
ten or twelve seconds An tuterm;ssiou of soms
five or six seconds eusued, when . third shock
much heavier aud more prolonged than the se,
cond succeeded raising the faara of our citizens 10
a painful degree The motion was uuduIsttug,
and from northeast to south west, and the solid
earth moved If suddenly converted into -cssu
waves The alarm was universal and an xi.ty vap
depicted on every face. TO knos whether Na,nre
would continue ia consulsion or sink back TO her
usual rest.
The effect on the tenants of our large hotels ana
tall brick bulldogs was electrical. aud those es-
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KAHE's ARCTIC VoYAess, have been
transferred to canvas and may now be seen at Me.
tropolitan Hall. TAe picture Is said to be su-
perb one, aud all the represented highly in
teresting to the readers of history, and especially
TO those who remember the perilous voyage of Sir
John franklin, and Kane and bis companions In
search of him,
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N. CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.
lMFORTED AND DOMRSTlC.
LEAP AND MANUFACTUKD TOBACCO.
4 large and we'll selected stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN DuUOHuD.
s. 18th street,
between Main and Irunklin 0}a,
NB.-Q0ARS made IN ~ styls . order.
90 S3O t--..s4 M Y.5 -
- DR. JoHH B. WALraAxs, (aomoe-
pathist oers his pro seeionAl ssryoso 20 tAs oit
Gems of Richmond anf It's vicinity. OxBce at hb ~
Gidence. on Leigh str et, two doors from Sth.
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VIRGINIA REMELY.-Mrs- DA

s Gzozaz b SranL, DenI,sl, ufnes
and residence No 23l, ON Main between Stf and eth
reefs. Richmond Va ~ "
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k,IFIY DOLLAkc--l. "A olrskk 4
y CO.'S CELEBRATED NAT tONAL SEWING
MACHINEs.vrrIor 2l7 MAN SflEsf, R!cHAoH9.
VA.-We would mort respectfully invite all to cA0
and examine ou- new stock vi Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines which for durability ana
beauty Of finish, cannot be surpassed By any. Our
Machines are 30 constructed, that BY the magical
changes they are made to sew. hem, gather and
stit.h from the ooarse:t cotton bsg or heavy
leather, to the finest silk, satin or lace. Of any
description, without trouble. Tho dmple coa-
struction. ease Of management and saving Of dina,
makes tho Machine invaluable, and warranted =
Civ, perfect sati.'action to all. Our new Iamtiy
Machine. for light work, Win be found one sf tke
prettiest and best in use; t put up in Rossvood.
Mahogany or knamelsd cases. 70 spit the psrlof a
prepared to repair Machines, and 70 sivea the h
structiOns. that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will b instruots4
ar their residences: also, servapts desiEed free a
charge. We invite ali to call and examine. whore
oil possible attention will be paid BY lady 0peg.
stors and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase or not.
Silk Thread and Cotton Of all colors and dsecrip.
tions Needles; Gauges for tucking and bindiLg.
No charge for shipping. Circulars viii b sent -
all on application bs mail or otherwise.
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts, &C. made to order, st short notiee.
4-ly Il m ANGER n 00
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nTEALIHG CLorUEs- John E. Padget q
white sn,charged with stealing an overcoat from
q negro man on board the Curtis Peck. last Mou.
Gay, and Robert Newman with aiding and abet-
ting Padget fr the theft, were before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the offence. The evidence
showed that Paaget took the coat. put il 10 New.
mans carpet bag, aud was making off with it,
when Capt Clifford o-erhauled him and demanded
t. fadget first said he did not have it. but after
wards opened the carpet bag aud took it out. saw
Ing at the same time that the bag belonged to
Newman As soon as the theft was discovered,
both Newman and Padget pretended to be very
ornnK. out shose who saw them thought the
drunk was put on. Two witnesses were called
for the defence and testified that they bore good
characters and we're we'll behaved and orderly
The prisoners themselves declared that they were
drunk at She time, and that the overcoat was Ia.
Ken oy mistake. Padges was remauded to be in
dicted by the next Grand Jury. There being no
direct evidence against Newman, he was disc
charged.
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AcorpHxr.-Yesterdav afternoon b..

tween the hours of aud O'Clock. = son Of Mr.
l. B. Walker, on Church Hill, aged about twelve
years, was seriously wouuded bya pistol in the
hands OF bis brother The accident vas the result OF
carelessaess. The load was composed OF shot and
tow wsddiDg. which penetrated the upper lip
eeiow the right nostrii, and laid bare the upper
jaw bone just above the socket OF tho teeth. DR..
nnox vas called in TO dress the wound, and ex-
tractsd a number of shot which had beer f,attened
sgaiose the bone, and also the vsdiiug. The
muzE!e OF the pistol was 90 near his face when
It went of. that rhs wound Is complicated with
onrn. This 10 another warning to boys not to
meddle with fire arms
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EG ARTIFICIAL IEEIH-THB CHEo-
PLASTIC pRocHss.-G. W. JONES, DENTIST, hav.
ing purchased half the escssye right for tie absve
rode Of making TEETH, and after asin0 and
tsstifsG ii IN the d,Gictdt cases. trI,ere other
plates hda fatled IS entirely Sit f II is absolute
sitplrlo7rty the gold silver aud piatina D e.
th9, CAR, therefore, with confidence, rec N nerd II
10 sh whe may desire full partial sets Of teeth;
GEd especially 10 such may be dissatisfied toltt
t0ss they uSluS ln this process all Of The
obIectious 10 she gold plate mre reraoved-the &Gs
tiou bsIfi6 perfect COM fart aud stability 10
nj. and thc ttoth being embedded in the metal the
f5o1 is excluded from u0der or between them; they
are theretoTs cleaner smoother, aud in every re-
spect better. IL consequence OF the perfect adapta-
tion of the plate to the mouth, aud the suction
thereby secuted, he can insert one or more teeth
sothoH clasps, aud in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory mt
This method having been adopted and commend.
&c by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, te any who may desire TO See
thcm. he 0iG plates of those wishing TO exchange
the old method for tbs new, will be taken IN part
pay. VIII o; course, make teeth on the cid mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by eiectricity fer those who wish it.
UticO opposite Coriuthian Hall. sc I7-3m
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~ SFovss. RAxass AxD PunnAcus

bFUFHS, NANQk1 AND FU12AOD0.
NOV In store full supply, cargo Of schr Miguio-
nette purchasers are invited 70 examine the Qual-
W on our wares We especially revommend the
Schm. nd Portable Furnace. Bay STATE Cooking
Repairs alwayson hand foD all leading articles soh
It the Governor street Stovs Store
~ Wanted Immediately two irst class workmen
&C Is elEOR0E aTA . 3 ssrrr
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~ HoBsoH's Ham CuT11na, SnAyIxa
AHD SaAnPooIEa SALOON. under the Ansriean As.
el-entrAnce ON l1th street FIgf
.N.B.-Hot, Cold and shower BA1ns can b. haA e
gil houry Singls Bath 2S cents OF ticksts n oae
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEX, 10
no BIZ PuBLIsHED IN THE CITY or RIOH-
MOND. WsEkLY AND SBMl-WEEKLY.-I win

issue the 3D. January 1889 in the city of RieS
mond. Va. Weekly and ssmtWeekly Psrer vith
the above ttle devoted TO Poti .. Litsrsture, Oo-
msrciai Matters, and ths General News Of tho day.
notsay more tnan th.t it will BE- true 20 the Old
democratic principles Of VrRiniA deem is eeesOe-
IN ny nativ state. at.r eighteen years eouus ctios
s Win i1 Dem Icra,ic pres. hespcsttna the men ef
hoes. state and >stionsls deem it NOT innppropri.
ate tosay that THs INDEX will bs lost sll the
partzan OF ne. and ~itbcut I'M picit renntsscs In
merclal Department Of The IspEx Ire Literary
Department will be ent,ust. d TO competent hands.
In very d. partment II VIII havJ the old Of the
sblest pens in the south tits u,y dsterminatton. In
a word, TO establish cHR led q rondabto family
journal at the metropolis Of VrRibia
TEsMs--em Weekly paper - per annam- Week.
ly Paper 81, invariably In advance
dc 6-W&dim RENNrT M DE- WITT.
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The King Of Portugal has bssp souaasd win
tbs msaslss.
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49, REMOVAL Bnioos has re-
moved bis ONCE to basement Of Metrupo,itsn Hall
with X Lyme.
Office hours. 10 M and NJ daily. Rss.dssss.
corner 9th and Broad streets de0 IN
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LOCAL MATTHIAS.
AaeInln, ro m Ohm c1rIz.n-V

ACCIDENT 70 An OLD CIrIzsN.-We re
gret TO learn that Mr.. James Brown, Jr., one oi
our old aud highly respectable citizen, met with
painful accident yesterday morning He vas pass.
In deep study, aud reached the Richnsood and
fredericksburg Railroad depot just % the cars
were beisg removed from the street into the depot
lot Neither seeing the cars nor hearing the bell,
which vas ringing at the time, Mr.. Brown got 30
close to the train before he It, that one Of his
feet vas caught under the wheel, and badly cut,
though We are glad 10 hear that none of his bones
were broken,
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"L oRDs" IN BosToN.-Lord Cavendish and
Hessrs. Seymour and Ashley, of England, are in
st. Louis. The Canadian government aboGt a year
since appointed Prof Hind aud Messrs Dickinson,
Fleming and Hind, Commissioners TO explore the
Red River valley They were Joined by the above
individuals, end since then have occupied the time
in hunting aud exploring the country, from the
mouth to the source Of the Red River. The party
left SeIsirk on the Red aud Assunenoiue rivers,
on the Goth Of November with q train of seventy
dogs for Crow Wing. which point they reached. 10
ID days travel. They have various trophies of the
chase, such buffalo and other furs, the hide aud
horns of a magnificent buffalo bull tina. came near
killing Lord Caveudish, Indian curiesites, and a
dog of the Es9uimaux breed, used for drawing
sedges. They describe the life they have been
living asibdeed misunderstanding and fishing,
chasing Sioux Indians and being chased by shem
in return, and enduring hsrdehips not altogether
unpleasant from the very fact of the novelties at
tending them. They came over the La Crosse route
TO Milwaukee, theuce to Chicago. The party ac-
cepted the invitation of the St. Louis National
Guard, and attended the grand ball given by that
corps on the 236 inst.
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. NovEsBxn GOTH, 1863

HONEY, HONEY.-All in want Of q
II prime article Of pure Strained Honey for bar
' w. ' i. J. Ptcors Drns Store,
deH Cor nth and Main sts.
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"a LIcoRICE.

A. O. q. BRAND,
THE ABOVE wELB KvowN FAvokIrx Ram AfwIys
oNSA~E, BIZ JAMES O MCANDHEW
de Sly 81, PINE STREET NEW Yosx
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~ fF ron HAVE A CouoH,

" III ron HAVE CouGH,
TAKE HAApToN's TINCrURR
TAKE HAapToN's TINcruRE.
TakR hAMrroN's rrNcruRK.
TAKE nAMPToN's TINcTuRE,
III you have Pain IN the BACK.
II you are all Weakness.
TAKE nAmPToN's rINcTuRE.
rAKg HAMpToN's TrNcTuRN
asthma, COUGH. CoNsUMFT1N The writer
s most hiKhly esieemed like thousands of our best
hhew ciixesis, feels II duty bear tcs;imony al
ase MSn4e-iui curative power Of HAMPTtlN,s
ItSSTckk. Why let your friends suffer and die
wi5acst giving IL trsalf Call aad get pamphlet
aud see testimony.
BaLriMour, ssrr. 2s, 1853.
Aessrs. Mortimer d Hoipbrag-~ (itstlfaea: / have
beei f.r some time afflicted with Asthma aceomna
Fled with shertnces OF breath, With many 81 ptOms
Properties Of HAMProN's VE0ETEBiE rint
TUNE. from hatIns used the same induced me 10
procure bottle of the Tinetuge, and by the use Of
one batte was So much better that was Induced TO
nAe more OF IT. ard by taking Ave or six bottles was
restored 70 rAy usual health and will say to Nil rer
NeGEFABLE TfaCFURE
aentlemsn-lo1 are at liberty TO use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted.
ELLES FEDau.
g. West corner OF Liberty and Clay sts,
So Call and get Pamphlets apd see cures.
o~ld By PURCELL. LADD CO. Richmond; by
pr COOKE Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
n petefsbars; by MoRflhsR MOwBkAY
ssltn re-, and by Druggists and shop-keopers
eyerywheye.
ss- 81 per bottle; six bottles for Is.
ne f-dSa