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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-05
~RICHNOND THEATRE

AZ RICHMOND THEATRE
BENEFIT cP
MISS GEORGE HODSON,
ON WHICH OCCASION
WILL BE PRESENTED
BALFEs Celebrated OPERA
OF TIE
BOHEMIAN GIRL!
BOHEMIAN GIRL!
"'Ts sad to leave our Father Land"
81 dreamt that dweit in marble halls"
1.-THE heart how'd down"
You'll remember me-"
"See at your feet y
THE Fair Land of Poland"
na En- 7RMoUs EXPENDITURE 1T is stated that
over 81 $50 COO has been expended on the now SUM
boring Atlantic cable, large portion of which
came out If the pockets Of American stock holders
who of cou. sc must bear a proportionate share of
the loss Ii ia sad refsction but may prove les
son to future speculators who will learn that frsc
ton O. the above enormouss sun invested i'll business
cards and hsndbills at the Dispatch Job Office would
make any man millionaire
Sc Books AND PRESENTS, at the GIFT BOOK
STOKE No. 81 Main rect, whore you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for 81
4 Book and Silver Watch for ST.
A Book aud Gold Pen tor 81
Book aud G Id Locket for 81
A Book and Gold Chain for 81
A Book and Gold Thimble for 81
A Book and Cameo Pin for 81
A BOOK and cold Ring for FL
A Book and set Of Sleeve Buttons for 81
Book and Il Gin BOOK for 81 no3-4t
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nN-E. BAKER. Eso.-SIR: Havlnt

been materially benefited may say s cut IF yonr
premium Bitters bear willing record to Their
ecaey in the disease Itself t sIa bottles ,ns had
1sstmrn af appetite and Continuance oil their use
restored a healthy tone Of stomach. a.u ..
= nnmrand them with the utmost commence 70
~. cted and add my share Of thanks to you Is
q benefac tor to humanity.
With my best wishes !, an : 10 p1soN T.
RICHMOND, SEPT Is. 1888. Ha 1850 20
vor sa,s nv Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.: and
hv ali other prominent Druggists in the city OF
p;;chmont and elsewhere in Virginia. oc ~
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aR. BATHS. BATHS, BATHS hot,
1old and Shower Baths can be had daily az all
bonrs at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance On 18th street.
Single Baths 25 cents or 8 tickets Tor u ap III
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s~ HoRsoN's HAZE CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SgAnrooING SALOON, under the American ho
el-entrance on 18th street
N B-Hot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
ANA jeS
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D. COPELAND RANDOLPH.
no 2-T&F2w&tTl~t EJscsst0r

NOTICE.-l have for sale, in The coun-
~ ~ Of Campbell. immediately at the Concord
depot scuth-Side Railroad, l. miles from Ly nch.
burg ami 10 miles from Campbell Court HCTse, a
beautiful Residence, lately erected. The Dwelling
House hiss convenient and comfortable rooms
with an excellent Well Of water in the yard also,
new Stable and Carriage Honee, and other neees-
House (frsmedj on tho premises some hundred
ards from the dwelling. and in which II now kept
female school the neighsorhoDd being thickIy
settled and respectable, the same be had for
years TO come There Is attached TO the premises
of Land In il original growth, except being
other information can be had by re@reace to Thos
d. Arlington relative 10 the preInises who resides
at Concord
II not sold privately. the above property will. be
disposed OF at public auction, on THURSDAY, the
18th Of November. 1893, en- the p renises
no 3-Tn&FdAcwtas HURKS A FITCH
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1c. CALF SKIN, MOROCCO AND

sWr1 CALF NAIN, NUNUOCU ANU
s6F~ GOAT B00TEES, with or without heels
for Ladies' Misses and Children Just received.
Superior lot Of the above. They are made of tho
best materials and in the neatest and most subsian
tal manner. Th-ss in want of first rate pair OF
walking shoes, at a low price, will piease call and
supply themselves, at -
MARCUS HARRIsS.
ro4 lisa Broa! Et.
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~FREsE LEEoHEs.-i nave JUST nc
LEECH ES, which will be applied upon most reason-
able terms. ,, xxo,,n,,v sttsnsed
Son he fonpd at ali hours Of the day, at the Hair
Dressing Roers under the American Hotel. and 81
nignt on tsh ''Aoe'' R. O. HOBSON
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DROPERTY FOR sALE-Will ;

lJhOfE Ill FUN GALL WI De SOLO
at Bellfold, Henrco county. Is miles below
Richmond and miles from james hiver, the late
Residence OF Thomas j. West, deceased, gu WED
NEsDAf, November II, 1858. the fol owing prop
erty:
Five suies two Carriage and one Buggy Horse;
one Carriage and Harness; one buggy and liar.
ness: eight Mich Cows; one pair of oxen and one
Bull thirty fine Hogs and fifteen or twenty Pigs;
twenty one sheep, good breed j two new 4-borse
Wagons; Running Gear; 81 &C ssmiths' Tools; three
Wagons and three Tumhrel Carts, in good order :
lot of Gear; Caldweli's Tire shirK Machine; Wheat
Fans, Corn Shelter. and various Farming imnle-
monts, iu god order; 80 TO barrels Corn: six
teen stacks Fodder; sbucks, Ftraw Sc.; Household
and Kitchen Furniture the usual variety seven OF
eight good featherBec
TfRrJ-All sums ander Ssl cash: over that amount
six months credit for bonds, with good security,
bearing interest," with an Endorsement thereon that
If promptly paid the interest will oe RENTED
The Farm, " Beliisld.' about two hundred cres
in good order. on which sixty bu. hels of White
Wheat is se-dea s for rent Also. fir trate Black
smith will be for hire, and perhaps many other val.
uable negroes.
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lT~ PARKe PoINDsxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. VA,
VIII practice In the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhstan and Amelia.
- Office in Li,les Building, corner of Main and
i4th .tTeets. Sc N-l2m
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A MOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF
"A CLOTHING.
Fancy and Plain Business Suits, from fi2 10 SIS
Moscow Beaver RaglaDs
Basket Beaver Over sacks
Blue Beaver Riding Coats
Basket Cashmere Business Sacks
Large and handsome lot of Fancy and Black Cas>
simere Pants.
Fancy Velvet and MerinoisNsts
Black and Fancy silk Vests
Fancy and Plain Cashmere Vests
At WALKER d co.'s.
no4 N3, cnrner Main and 18th 1t. Richmond,
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.wzxxxx1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

D. fooap a Is. Nam a ss lawns
resumed their Steamship Express TO and from Men
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday. and thence by railroad 70
Weldon, Wilmington Lynchburg, Salem. wythsviile
and the principal places In yirgnia and North taro-
lima, are now prepared to forward. with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates every Kind Of Merehsn.
disc. Valuable Parcels. Jewelry. &C.. to the above
named cities. and all places on the seaeoard.
Our Express ON the Steamships viii DO accom- panied
by special Messengers, who win give their personal
attention TO the eareful handling Of goods emit usted
TO the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship kNrEs.s.
Shippers viii please take notice that PACKAGE 20
points In Virginia end North Carolina viii be sp' ~
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. On day Of sailing snti ssos'
Pm. j. L. MACDoN0rah.
Agent Of Adazas Exprees CO.
~ SPECIAL NQTiOK.-K xpress packages tot
Nor6lk. Petersburg, Richmond. and all places IN Y
giniA and North Carolina Intended sor shipment ~
Dtsamahipe Roaneke snd yamessswnA VII hssssSsyss
vhoars the autkussd Agents for Exprsss psivsissss
E;S 5S:t ~ y;sss s ssss;
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LAY, POTATOES, ONIONS, NC.
IL 800 bales New York selected HAY
lGG1 - phi.a- elphis HAY
20 " Connecticut HAY
500 hush is prime Mercer POTATOES
100 bbls red ONIONS
Now in store aid for sale by
bRIDGFORD 4 co,
no4 On the Dock.
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- FOR Rent OR LEASE-The new
~ Brick Warehouse on the Basin, next door to
Messrs. w staples L Co.
Also. the Store on Pearl st., next door to Messrs.
Brummei 4 Royster's.
This above buidngs we'll located, aud In COM
pltte order with all the canvsnences for housea of
business. Immediate possession given. forterms.
apply 10 EDWARD D. EACHO.
An 2l--eOAtH
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THE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
YlRGINIA MRGHAhII. INS TILT

Is now open for visitors daily, from 10 oclocs "
to SIP NJ. and from Ito 10 O'clock pm Visitor, Mi
hnd on exhibition the III st interesting collection On
" Forks Of Art and Mechanism, a. we'll a. WORDING
MACHINERY. ever exhibited in Virginia ana the first
CJL09Nk FOUNTAIN, ever exhibited il ia
United States
JAS D BROWNE, Chm Of Com. On
oc 22-ts Exhibition Va. " Insiituta
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aNN GENTS CALF BUUTS, uAII-
aaH Frs and OXFORD TIES Of our own
make. selling at extremely low prices Call snd see
the bargains. at MARCUS HAIRLESS,
go 81
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WANTS.


WANTED-To hire, for the balance Of
for fani y three in number. For one o. God
character. liberal wages will be given Apply AZ
this Office. white womas preferred. no So
w ANTE ed By an experienced and
w practical BOOK KEEPER. a situation az
Clerk some Commission Uouse or Tobacco Facto-
ry. having had considerable experience in both
branches Of trade City references given. Address
y r." through Post Once. no 5-3ts
NTAN D-Immedlately, NEGn0
W MAN. for Hostler, for the balance Of the year.
Good wages will be gwen ArpS e p.pyyo
no3-at Franklin. between nth and 18Th j..
WANTED.--A BOuK-REkPER. who
w can have leisure evenings. cfeFs his services
or take charge Of their books accounts. Address
V, Box "a. Richmond o. no ?-6t'
WANTED TO HIRE. good House
w Servant. Apply to subscriber, 5.h house be-
yond Clay street. Oh 1sh street p,.,,,
WANTED-six HANDS accustomed to
W saving, to get cut stave billet., in James City
county. Apply 10 jas DUNLAP roo
3'-lw corner Byrd and nth SIS.
MANIED-Two or inree wgmens'-
w men--to good workmen first rate seats Of work
and constant employment will be given. Apply
&C Is JNo PAGE, Jr.
WANTED FOR THE UNITED
ESTATES ARMY-Able-boded unmarried men,
n! whom will be given good pay board. clothing
Il snd medical attendance Pay from 81 to s22 per
month. NO man having wifo child sill be sc
Sepled Apply a'the Broad Stree, Hotsl ani6ehh@ond
Ist Lieut.. tth ARTILLERY. Recruiting officer.
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ENVELOPES. IS, 900, coo Of Envelopes,
IL all sizes and quality, for sale at
GEO NJ VESTS
no Sit l4s Main t. Eagle Square.
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- FOR RENT.-The upper part Of
sfaGi the House. containing four rooms. bath house
and good kitchen next door to the store lately
cuped by Thus A Rust, on Main street, between
l4th and 18th.
ASIA House on Grace. near goth street. just
in rear of the lot tbs northeast corner Of
10th and Grace. Apply TO -
GEO III JEWITT.
On 18Th street, between Main and Franklin.
MI e
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T OST-Check dated 4th Nov, 1858
IL No $50. ORA N by David Jones Co, for Six
~ two 4ollars aud fifty cents on the Bark of Vir
GINA The payment ofissid check has been st pped
Any person finding the same will return il to
no Sit DAVID JONES Il 90
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II GENTS FINE CALF BOOTS.-A
Esnperior assortment in store and for ssls
cheap. at No As Main street sign Of Big Boot,
49, just below IT Charles Hotel, BIZ -
no4 WA WALSH.
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WAN TIE D-Immediately, a NEGa0
w MAN, for Hcstler, for the balance of the yeay
Good wages will be gwen. Apply 10
II BARNES,
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MERCHANTS bNS CLERKS will find
Iva it to their advantage to buy their STATION
EhY, BLANK BOOKS, &c, at -
GEO NJ VESTS
no SIT AS Main st, Eagle Square
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rANNEL COAL OR KEROSENE OIL
~ of the best quality also, Sperm. Solar and Lard
Oils; fresh Burning Fluid &C. Tor sale by
LAIDLEY Il kOBfNSON,
nos 4th and Franklin streets.
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abbey & ROBlNSON'S PREMIUM
IL WEST END COZ OGNE.-This delightful per
fume is sold in all quantities by the manu- facu
LAIDLEf h ROBINSON,
no All and Franklin streets
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Nrw YoRK, Nov 3-Arrived, schr Julia Smith
Crowell fredericksburg.
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EARM FOR RENT.-The large and
= desirable Farm called South Garden, in New
Kent county. near Proydencs Forgt is for rent for
the year 1859 los good tenant the rant will be
made reasonable Apply to
BAT d CHRISTIAN
New Kent II.
- Or SAML NJ BAILEY,
NO 3-d2tcwt$ Richmond.
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WANTED To HIRE. good House
w Servant. Apply to subscriber, 5th house be-
yond Clay street. Oh 1sh street. -
2-ts MCCARTHY.
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NTANTED-Six HANDS accustomed to
w saving, to get cut stave billets in James City
county. Apply 10 JAS DUNLAP 100,
&C 3'-lw corner Byrd apd Ilth sIs
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RED BLANKETS.-Just received 100
~ pair l94, ia and l24 Bed Blankets, at low
prices. PERKINS 4 CO.'S
New Cash Store,
nos No I4t EAGLE SQuATe.
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JAS R.BNIDGi s

AZ ran Accommodate ssversl gentlemen with
BOARD. She has three vacant Rooms. suitable for
FAM les Residence corner Rrosi and lth sweets,
opposite 20 powhatan House no 2--lHF
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TRULL'S pure Rum for Tobs cconists,
L for sale by WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
no No II Pearl street.
MEDIUM and Small No. 3 Mackerel,
AVA in prime order for sale low to close invoices,
by W0MHLE Il CLAIBORNE,
NOS No Ii p arl street.
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DIIsSOTRI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, August l.
Incomplete returns foot up the Congressional
vote in the county as follows Barrett (Dem
6,7Is; Blair (EmancipatiOnist) 6,ll2; Brecken'
ridge (American) 5,2S9 The remaining precincts
in the county, to be heard from, will Increase Bar
rett's majority to nearly or quite 100. The whole
Democratic ticket is elected BY an average majority
of 500.
Reported Congressional vote in the following
counties stand thus:
Marion-AndersOn's majority 200.
Pike-Anderson's majority lO7.
R1lls-Anderson's majority 2Op.
CollOway-Anderson's maj. 800 10 1000.
Cooper-WOOdson $50 over both opponents.
Cole-( (Oficial,) gives Reid $50 over WoOdson.
In this county COrdell DEM has beaten Garden
hire, the present Emancpalonist Mayor OF Jerier-
son City, for the Legislature by PSI maj
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FATAL CAsUALTT-There was terrible thun,
der storm in the town of HiDckly, on Monday,
! P. NJ, the %.
Lightning struck the wagon shop of Wood.
ruff i Dean, and killing instantly Mr. S P
Woodruff Mr.. W.'s father and two others were
standing near, and were not hurt Mr.. W. was
caught by his father before he fell but no signs
of life were apparent
The deceased was a young man-leaves a
wife and three children, was much respected for
his good character and industrious habits
No signs, or mark Of injury were discovered,
except very small mark on his temple and
shoulder. The skin was not even broken
Herald
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FROM NEW MEXICO

81 LOUIS aug T.
A despatch from Independence, July 3oth, says;
New Mexican mail, with dates to the 18th, has Ar
rived. The mail party encountered violent storms
of wind rain and hail on the route.
No rain had fallen in the vicinity Of SANTA Fe for
several months
Large bodies OF Indians were met on the plains,
who manifested unfriendly feelings aud evinced a
disposition TO fOrcibly relieve the mail party Of their
arms and ammunition.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated in fine style
at santa Fe The Declaration OF Independence was
read inEnglish and Spanish and addresses delivered
in both languages
Apache Indians, heretofore so hostile TO whites
are now perfectly friendly and planting large crops
of grain on Bennetts RiyLr. Travellers and herds
pass through their country unmolested.
A large party OF CaliiOrnians arrived az Albur-
auerque the latter part Of June and have deermin-
ed TO take the thirty fifth parallel to accomplish
their journey.
Commercial news unimpOrtant.
Business dull but prospects of speedy revival oil
trade were good
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GRoEER Asp BAkER's FAr.

1st. Cotton is used as it is purobAsej-on spoOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
"a. The trouble and psrploxity Of filing shut
tie, las in other mAehinss) is in this avoided;
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales room Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves The
above machines are freely shown and samples of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrop Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:lss Superior St. up stairs.
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ARRIVALS.
N II sOLOMONSON

PRAcucAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
Ks the largest OF the approved kinds Of
SPEcTAcLES Allhis glasses whether for near OF far
sghfed ground under his on inspection By machine
y Of construction, with the care, as TO
suit the eyes al cases. curing Wsakes5, Dl=zHe5s o.
Iazl4IoH q the Eyes aRd impsriEE sirergth olg
Teadiag OF fae sewing.
u n II. Sol0mnnsoa would here inform the public
that he employs aHg the sale OF his lenses
= Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROsCOPEs. COAIPASSES. &c. kegf On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, IS perfect natural
E7-Oee 3s Superior stree; under the American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

Police COURr.-LorenzO Strickland, for as
sault upon his wife, was ordered TO give bail in
the sum of $1,000 to appear At the next term Of
the Common Please, or stand committed The
case Of Peter Baumgardner, passing counter
felt coin, continued Michael Henderson, drunk,
fined So
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CRICKET MATCH.

INV 4oRK, Aug. Z.
The grand Cricket Match between the II Of the
U. S. aud the II Of Canada, was concluded this
NJ, the Canadians being handsomely beaten, which
they took with the best of humOr and good feeling
promising to beat the United States out and out at
the next match.
The following Is the result:
Canadians-lst innings 50; ID lOl; tOtal-ls3.-
United Siates-lst innings l47; ID 80, with six
Wickets TO go down
The bowling and fielding Of the Canadians this
P. NJ was superb, and il is admitted that if they
bad done as well yesterday the result would, in all
ikelyhood. have bOen different al the conclusion Of
the game. The Canadians loudly eheered their op-
pOnents and subsequently many speeches were
made on both sides, which for humOr and fun have
rarely been equaIled on any crieketing ground.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

u Plain and Ornamental Printing o. every description
done al the Printing Is 'ab eni OF the Ls0der Office,
on the latest improved and ostrapd presses IN
best stye on short notice and Al reasonable rates Par
tcular aitenin paid 10 blank work Every deEcnDion Of
Binding done, Especially Blank Books Ledger, Journals
sales Books. ReeeIving Books. &c SC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

CATrLE.-Cattle are dying off at fearful rate
in Brooklyn aud Parma. A strange disease has
broken out among them and nobody knows
what it Is. About dozen valuable cows have
died in Brooklyn of this disease since Sunday.
In Parma the other day man was badly poi
soned in skinning COW that had died Of this
singular disorder His right hand became so
infamed and swollen that it was feared he would
have TO suffer amputation.-Dealer
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1Dbpsifians & 5urarons.
D MORTON. M. D-Pbysopatb

- MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathle
Oser Ecleeiie Physeian and surgeon Of Nj
TON haviag located hsf IN This place. Is ready 70 at
tend all calls in his Profession either AZ his oce
description. either minera animal or sesetahe, and
never reduces his patients % cure them but simply removes
Those with diseases o. the Liver. Lungs Kid
neys Spleen Neuralga. IND nation, rheumatism Celther
Acute Chronic Loss OF Appetite Derangement Of the
Stomach q tue Bowels, Bilious Aneetions
lmpu rites Of the Blood Chrome long Standing
diseases diseases peeuar 70 me Ielar se1 sneh as SUD
ed 10 call. His Mode Of Treatment also completely
Dr. III has also sure safe and never failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera Cholera Murhus pyseutery and
Diahoea, Cole, Gram Loekiaw. Fs and Spasms treat
r- DIM IS also prepared totrsat successfully FEVER
o. ne taiies & = - - n A ~ o s ~ - - h-,s
facts deducted from years on the hri0rm OF
New school sysieni OF Prce and thorough reading
graduate from the old and schools OF Medi-iue-
kiadsof BOTANIC MEDICINES simp les and pounds
tnctures and syrups such a. are usually kept IN Botanc
Inan Remedies and large number OF Compounds, pre-
paTsd by himself Remedial Aeents among which are
the foIlowins Compound Syrup Of the Wandering
&c- lious Pills exclusively for the Liver, SatIve
1ver n. 10 enre fys-Wat a neVer fsilne remedy or
Weak Sor nd named Eyes. Csnke Medicine, for Can
ker0r Caioiei Aouth certain aud speed. cure r
Ms Bslssm OF Wla Cherry. Coughs Colds BEonchliis
Couslmpfloa AMI all Diseas-s OF the LunESs hhlnAc
Iinmcnt or Pain KILLER superior article % any now In
~ fr inernal or exteraI anuiicafiou Sovereign Rem
edy the Choserai Mothers Cordial or kemale fread
re- n B. Particular Attention viii be paid IN treat
ing all Old Chronic and Private Diseases, 10 cleanse the
blood oi All the morbid humOr Dr. NJ does not pretend
ss he dead he does claim that be all
able Diseases and that considered incufable
ohce. No loS LoTain 81 Residence, No 10 Church
rS-PS Dr. NJ. woald say that he can give One stu
dent god chance in his Ofee TO read Asdicine and its
nj
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Talk OF beauty, Il cannot exist without ine head
har, then read the i0lo~ins and If you ask more