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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-31
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE CHEAP

LII TWO VALUABLE HoMEsrEADs, --A=
or Small Farms, an the City of Worcester, pitkiH
~ miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new aud thoroughly finished. The Worces
er and West Boylston omnibus passes the premises four
TIMES daily. The buildings situated upon rsct of
land containing twenty acres Of the best land in or
caster cottnty Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
Gr0WtHe The first purchaser of one of them can have
10, or 10 acres.
Both places are free OF incumbrance.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change Inquire OF T. M LAMB.
jazz DIFF rv 275 Main Street
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E5Isg5sss.zso NORWICH ANO NVORCES.
G99sEaa7a7sssssss's TER RAILROAD SUMNER AR
RANGEMENT June IA 1858
TRAINS GOING sOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER.
At 10 A. (Way Passenger tratn) Connecting at
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INSURANCE.

MASSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital, S15O,00O.
5. 5. DAY, Pres't.
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o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
E,,sl occupied by me, the north side Of Pleasant
.aA Street, will be sold cheap for cBsb. The lot is so
iee front by so deep, upon which is neat little cottage
containing seven rooms. Well supplied with hard
and soft water. Apply the premises, Ne 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER sTEARNs
jeIS DIFF
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p.lts IN lle same proporh0nate low price.
o. N bANlSHEh, Agent, Leonardo Express Office.
my20 dam
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Dr. ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
lk;,; RESIDENCE Fur sALB.-The subscriber being
about to 80 abroad, is DESTROYS Of disposing Of his
late residence in Worcester The Whole or any part Of
the Furniture will be sold with the residence If desired by
the purchaser Inquire Of Hon. ISAAC DAVIS or
JOHN FIELD, Esq, of Worcester. OF COL H. F. CoUR.
SER. Of Nssbua, N. h; or o. WARREN LAZELL. No.
10 Gold stree, New York City.
CHARLES THURBER.
!. New York. June rs d2tawtf js26
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formed by dissolv'g gums
which is soluble for the
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
flow of bile, invigoratiug
20 digest well, purify ing
Observation-Disclosures.
of the disease, and effect
ANY Of the disagreeabIe
Calomel or Mineral
iresorted to.
sufficient to relieve the
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DRY GOODS.
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
IL OF
Foreign Dry Goods,
FOR CA 3 H,
WITHOUT Il ErARn tn THEIR IOST.
DRY GOODS
WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR COST

We will from this date until the lat OF June, oner
our entire stock of Day GOODS, without REGARD 70
their COST for CASH or on credit OF months, iof
approved negotiable PAPER.
The stock consists in part OF Black ana fancy
assortment OF Taiors' Trimmings. Laoies' Dress
Goods. In great variety, white and checked GaIi'
brics. Jac0nets, Nansook and Swiss Muslins. Irins
Linens, Linen sheetiugs, DamAsk Toweilings, DC.
many (which are of our own Importation
We invite the Retailers of the city, specially 10
examine cur stock. To our country friends we
feel grateful for the they have given
in our efforts 20 increase the sale OF Foreign Dry
Goods in this market; and we will Continue tonii
THEIR orders on the usual credit of months at re-
duced prices. Ii il our purpose TO close every de-
scrption Of Fancy Goods at auction on the list june
and'we expect TO open the Fail TTade with an entire
new importation, many Of our orders being already
in hand
We mean no Humbugi but pledge ourselves TO
act up to the letter of this dvsrtisemeDt.
JB FERGUSON, in, & co.
my T--dtIst Iuua M O Pearl street
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ii GENTS FRENCH CALF DRESS
- BOOTS, made by Melies, of Paris. spring i'm.
- pOTtation. Just opened at No Is. owing 10
the reduction in the duty. the above goods
will be sold much less than heretofore.
ap2D JNO q PAGE, JR.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER.
HAGAN's JOHN ia out a

CT ~ HAGAN'S JOHN is out n
t3SIN. Of the Ting The question will [S3c
be asked, Bhyl It IL written the laborer T. roe.
thy OF his wages, and why should nan toll for
naughtl Thankful for past fayors aud a coRtinu
ance Of good will,
. Rise, Jupiter, and Snuff the Noon :"
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Creek Nation with
All its lave and indelible rights for it is wrttsn
that seiFpreservatlon s the fret law OF Nature ~
Why should man despair, 80 long as there i REQ,
to unfuTl. for he knoweth not his des,inyl There.
FORE have commenced nay old business on lsth
street aud will be ready 10 build from Mheejbar.
to q six horse Coach-will hire out sell, trade
and take Horses on liEery-will be ready 10 trade
for anything, from goose yoke up 10 a blind OF -
Barnum, with all his humbugs and Walker with his
military Ieuown, is nothing 20 compare 30 HA
CAMS JOHN career, which you will hear moro
hereafter JOHN HAGAN
ia ig-ts Greek " atom
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@was= CARRTAGE9 CARRI1GFs

s1ts=Ssf- The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley between
Msin and Cary U3th and 18th streets } near the 20
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEER pa
ROUCHES. HUGHES, with ard without tops and
SULK IES all Of his make of It's best materials
and work msnship: all OF which will De sold as low A.
good work Of the kind be in the city Of Rich
moud, and respectfully ask call from those In
want Of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
terminei to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that new war.
ranted. MICAJAU MANGIIN
fl.
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MAY Is, 1883.
Financial and Commercial.

8 -~4--A--&1-- E FsR
Sales 10 New York Tuesday Of 5000 Tennessee
IS 20 at 81 and $1,000 do at eols. Circulars BY the
Persia quote Va Sc sterling bond. 1855 at s3aasi.
and Va. Sc bonds 1885 At the same figures. Tennes
see6's are also quoted ~ the same.
The following isa comparative statement OF the
eonditton ofthe Banks Of The city OF New York. May
and May 8:
go, MsyL Mays.
Loans sss 4ss sii27sl 955 Inc 1913 fs9
Hpecie.......~.. 2,6&2t3 St53,lR Inc. 5ssF53
oircuiation:-. 7,4ai.sn 7.7aa.eso Inc. sos.AZ
possts........ sssssos i0l l6,soS Inc. ARR $50
undrawn De-
posts s....... th,JoS,5ua StSzsts' huS" 'sA'','tN
The work Of acc uutstion, says the New York
Express, goes on al baak. The loavs are $50. is9
greater but on the othor hana, the coin Is $Sss,3
greater with iss,sI2 gain in the actual deposits
The only item e Consequence in the Bank state
ment 10 the increase Of circu alton, which IN tSo
weeks IL aAout <0o0O09 higher, d indicates an IN
crease Ia the current business Of the city
Richmond Markets. May IL.
There IL no change 10 note in quotations Of bread
stufs Flour IL dali with moderate receipts. We
hear Of sale of tan bushels OF prime white W heat
al 81 IS, though this is al outside price.
Alexandria Fish Market, May II.
There have have been few arrivals since our last
Herring. which is far below the demand, aud ON &C
Sal per hundred, and Herring al $3.50 per thons-
an1
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GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS The pattern
~ OF these shirts is new. The bodies, Jokes
sleeves, and bosoms formed to fit the person
with ease and comfort aud every one guaranteed TO
be we'll made. A fresh supply OF the above Shirts
lust received aud for sale by
DARRAC0fT, HARRIS & co,
an q LIZ Main street
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>speriermsits tunct'us " ell
s44are fully developed. The
dependent on thehealthy
proper performance offs
Zach is as fanlt, the bowels
system sufers in conse-
: LIvER-having ceased t.
ses Of that organ, lof the
.his study.in a practice OF
find some remedy where
Tmany arrangements to
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A SECOND SuB VI ARMS TELgGsaPH-English papers
say that a Company has been formed to construct
another line of Telegraph from Europe to the
United States. The cable will be laid from Boston
to the most western of the Azores and thence TO
Lisbon, from which point lines would be establish
cd in all required directions Provisional contracts
for manufacturing the cable have already been en-
tered into.
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FoR RENT AND sALH.

- FOR RENT--As Brick Dwelling
NJ House. on 81 street, between Clay and Leigh
streets, now occupied by MIR A O Porter who would
give pissessiop he says, the lat of July next, II
desired Said house contains eight rooms with gas
dxturos brick kitchen, ali the ont houses re-
anirsd on q lot, and au iron hydFent In the yard
Application eaa made TO me personally, or by let
ter through the Post Office.
my II -3t* VI MINNIE
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EACH SATURDAY IN MAI

APPROPRIATION PKILEo.
4 prizes of 500, experimenting TO $1,000 - 80,
prize, are $1,000 Si,oVu
prize, are $4,000 ia"
prize, are u. ON
prizes of sl25, apDroximsting to 5000
prize are . oW
prizes OF $lG0, approximaunS 70 $4,NV o
prize, are 1900 4oo
prizes Ut S75 approxiuating 10 $3,ouV 900
prize, are 3uJ
4 prizes of $50 approximating to 1880
prizes N0
500 prizes OF $40 are 100000
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Fun ON the Bench .n Louisiana.


Speaking of Grand Juries, reminds me that the
Parish Court is now in session here, his Honor
Kiah Rodgers presiding-old kye, or ky" they
usu.lly call him. Old Ky was passing sentence on
Q criminal, and delivered himself as follows:
"Prisouer. stand up! MIR. Kettles, this Court is
under the painful necessity OF passing sentence Of
the Law upon you, Sir. This court has no doubt,
Mr.. Kettles, bat what you were brought into this
scrape by the use OF intoxicating liquor. The
friends of this Court all k70ars that ef thar is any
vice ihis Court atbors, IL 10 intenperance. When
this Court was young man. Mr.. Kettles, it WAS
considerably inclined TO drink: aud the friends of
this Court kao,cs that this Court has materially n
very high temper and ef this Court had not stopp-
ed short of and stepped the use of intoxicating
liquor, have no DOUBT, Sir, bat what this Court,
Sir, would have been in the Penitentiary or ITS
graH"
seer who had been discharged brought suit against
his employer for the whole years wages, alleging
that he had beeu discharged without sufficient
grounds. ''0ld Ky" charged the Jury as follows ::
"The Jury will take notice that this Court is
well acquainted with the nature of the case
When the Court first started out in the world, 1t
followed the business OF overseeing, and eff there
10 any business which the Court understands, it's
HOSES, mules and pigzers-tbough the Court never
oyerseed in its life for less than scotland this
Court in hossTaCin' was always Materially gifted;
and this Court In runpiug quarter race whar the
HOSES was turned, could alters turn boss to
gain Is feet in a race; and that certain occa-
sion in the parish of West Fsicana, il was one of
the conditions OF the race that Ky Rogers shouldn't
turn nary one Of The HOSES"
Another case was up, and two lawyers got into
a hght-one of them preacher of our church
Old Ky called hastily for the Sheriff:
"Mr. sheriff Mr.. Sheriff Take them men to
Jail Tli be id ef this Court will have her dig
ty insulted in this manner"
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4 Optional AND NEW ATTRAC-


Il TI0SS.-Now receiving from numerous Bank
rupt sales In New York Bob s hQuille Silk Dresses
at Sls splendid Chene Bayadere Silks; elegant
White Marseiiles ut so cents; yard wide Jaconet
Lawns at 10 cents, very superior at l2s cents per
yard, No Linen Crash at Cd per yard; Irish Linens
all prices, some very cheap; ell wool figured De-
LANES at Is per yard. the best bargain ever
offered splendid quality white Brfiantes AT Is per
yard Buff do. for Basques at Is; Elack Lace Mantil
las the cheapest heard Of; Organdie Lawns and
flouneed Robe; elegant quality Bera8es tlouncee,
and Robes A'Qaille; Black Lace 8litts; Railroad
Corsets; Extension skirts: Uuckaback Towels at Is
e4nts per dozen; Doylies and krnges; Napkins; Ia
bic Damask-; Birds Eye Diapers; Cotton Diapers, ~
yards tor 81; Allendale and Turkish Quilts: Linen
eheetinRs; Linen Pillow Case; Linens; fine Scotch
Ginghams at only 21a cents per yard, ia addition to
five cases yard wide Bleached Cottons ghtly dam
aged worth i21a cents, at only Sc cents per yard
The above goods, with variety other goods, just
received being Of the most desirable and attrac
tive purchases have ever had the pleasure OF offer
ing TO my friends and customers
Please recollect am Supplied weekly with some
thing new and novel ALFRED MOSES,
my 10 63 Main street
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T ARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
THOs. II, PRICE eco


VHOS. II. PRICE & CO.
By arrivals within the past few days and by vessels
daily expected, are making large additions to their
extensive assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
1t is unnecessary TO attempt enumeration of
their leading styles, will the limits of adver
tisement admit of it: suffice it TO say that in
department If imported and domestic fabrics their
stock is at all times kept full and complete
In extent, selection, variety, and price they feel
willing aud able TO stand any test which the most
discriminating buyer, either at wholesale retail,
may subject them to. Ia elegant
MOURNING GOODS.
EuBROIDtRTES,
HOSIERY. &c,
their assortment is always large even at the duest
of the year; whilst In every description of
Heavy foods for families. housekeeners, servants
and out hands their supply is at ali times adequate
meet the heaviest demand that may be made upOn
il: aud as these goods are bought Of the manufac
turers their aGents chiefly for cash, it enables
them - offer them ut the very lowest rates such
goods can be sold for by the largest houses ia the
vantages of any dmnution ia price which such IA
ciities aff0rt them They therefore confidently
invite call from all WhO havc never visited theii
warerooms given their stock the benefit al IN ex
animation, eein2 assured that they can satisfy the
most waverlue that better Xuain tance VIII work
10 the profit and advantage Of the buyer They
have experienced buyers always in market, who
best things brought to the country aud at the same
time it affords them the of fxbibitng aeIec
Ji0n which, in extent aud freshness cannot be sur
passed even il the larger cities OF the North
TilOS r. PRICE & co,
ap22-lm Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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"a MANCHES TER RESIDENCE FOR

Ii Misunderstanding to discontinue housekeep'
ing. offer for rent my residence in Manchester.
! c. ntaining se comfortable and good sized rooms.
four of them with fire places bcsid s two blemen
rooms used at present as kitcheA and servants
room. =
The housed nearly new and very convenient, in
the most healthy part Of the town. aud near of
the best springs In this region, and commands a
view of Richmond from end to the other
would like TO sell also the most OF my House
| hold aud Kitchen Furniture.
To good tenant the rent will be accommodating.
| Possession given Immediately.
Annly AT this office nv lots
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ROYAL PRizs.-King Leopold, of Belgium, not
long ago bought five tickets n the lottery loan OF
the year 1884, and last year he won with one OF
them the great prize of 200 000h. 0,000) 1t il
related that he gave the greater part of the money
to his daughter Charlotte, now wife of the Arch
duke Macmillan.
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LOTTERIES.
A FORTUNE OF s7O,00Os TO Bi
had fos. ZEN Dollars.

had for ZEN Dollars
CWAN Il cos LUfIERtES.
pAuTHOl.IzED By THE STATS OF GEORGIA.
9zO,0oU!I for go!
The following seheni - will be drawn By 9. SWAN
A Co. Managers OF the Sparta Acadeny Lottery, IN
each of their single Number Lotteries ior NAY
1858, Mt AUGUSTA Ia, in public, under the super
intendence OF Commissioners.
ULAHSI3,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga in paoicson
SATURDAY, MAY isT, 1855.
GLASS IA,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta 6a In popnc on
SATURDAY, MAY 5TH, 1853.
GLASS Is,
To be drawn 10 the city of Augusta Ga In PUBIC. on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH, 1858.
GLASS Is.
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Ga, in pupno on
SATURDAY, MAY I'D, 1858.
CLASS IL, -.
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga IN puDnc Oh
SATURDAY, MAY 9Th, ls55
ON THE PL1N OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
j4S5 PRIZES!
Nearly One FTixe 10 Ecerp NM 7tckef.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEAEi
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ALEX. HILL the only direct importer of French
hand large surpiy of All OF the various styIes Of
French WoIk and Materials for the manufacture #
Ladies' and uentlemens Boots and Shoes. Cab At
apr HILLS ig7 Main street.
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s.,ss..ss,. BOUTS, SHUES AND GAl-
TIERS, FOR LADIES.-we have lust re-
ceived the following desirable Shoes for ladies viz
Pumps Sole HeeIed Caters
Do do Congress Caters
Do do Slippers
Do do GIOye-Kid Boots
Do do do Caters
Do do l. Button Bnnts
French Morocco and Kid slip ers
Do do DO Boots
Do do do Buskins aud Ties
Do Lasting Caters
Do do clippers and Ties
The above are Of the very best qnality and war.
ranted 10 wear well and not rip. Those that appre
ciate good workmanship aud good Shoes, ri low
prices, will please call AZ
HARRIS d cos Shoe Depot
10 No I2G Main sfreat
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Dole AND HARNYss

ca SADDLE AND HARNESS
kHA MANUFACT0RY.--sAMu a CnT
TX TkELL, wholesale and rstail No III ~
Main street. Rifhmond. VS. Yetnrys ~
thanks 10 bis old friends aud the public sepsrsiI.
for the very liberal patronage he has rsccivsd y,
their hands for the last sixteen years and sssvs ..
them that he - at present better prepared IN s~ca
nodate them than ever, from the feet that he r.. ~
his employment the very best hanus aud USes no -,
but the best materials. "OHo
ties OF articles usually kept 10 his line .hich IN
be sold az low as they can DO purchased anvshsrn
He invites the public and his Old friends and rn.;
mers to give him call. silver medal has IssS
awarded to him by the Meehanics' Institute. AZ h.
two last ezhtbitoDs-honorabie testimonials OF IT.
skill and fidelity Of the work done in his establish
ment. SAMLS CUTTRELL
fe H-dGc@3m No. lis Main st.
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RofAL MARsrAGEs.-By the British Royal Mar
riage Act, the children of the Sovereign can only
marry members of Royal families and Proiestant IS.
union Of the Duke of Gloucester, George HIS bro
Their, with Lady Waldegrave, and that of the Duke
Of Cumberland with the widow of Col. Horton.
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MANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND
VA MOWER-CALDW ELLIS CORN PLANTER
" g are no~ manufacturing Mannys Patent Reaper
and Mower with Woods improvements. We invite
the attention of Farmers this Machine as the best
extant Those in want Will please send in their or
ders early 10 avoid Disappointment
Also, "Caldwell's' Corn Pianter, q simple. bat su-
perior Machine, at low price.
BALDWIN. CARDWELL Co,
NH 23-2m No LIS Main street,
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uARTSHORNE'S 1.-THE

-,
This article Is the greatest discovery in Chemical
TISMs NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE, EAk-ACHE,
SORE THROAT. STIFF NECK, or pain IN the
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK, Il any part OF the bedy.
1t is also an excellent preparation loT DyepepsIa
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach OF
bowel. Thousands Of persons who have used HARTs
HoRyE's CURE-ALL, have been astonished at It's won
derful power in removing any pain from the syS
tom.
Sc Bottles IS, 50 cents. and 81.
10 be had of PURCELL, LADD & Co, and all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
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NEW GO0DS.-A. (. PARKER s co.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
eiGn and Domestic Dry Goods comprising every va
riety. OF the newest and most desirable styles OF la
dies and geutleneu's wear Also, every variety Of
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
FlouGceG Berage Robes ana Robes A'Quil!e
Black and Col0reu Elounced Silks and Robes
Aquille
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black BrCChe Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Eerage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cold and Black Eerages
Plain, Ccld and Black Challies
Brown, White and Fancy Half Hose
Ladies' and Chdrens Hosiery
Irish Linens Linen Sheetings Table Damask Da-
mask Napkins, Plain and Colored and BJdrered
Towels, Brown ana Bleachci Sheetngs and Shirt
ings Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Plaid Domestics
&c, &c. NH %
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V,HE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
l. WoRIDl-PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP or
WILD CHERRY
ia admitted by the thousands who have used 1t to be
,be heat preparation In use for COUGHS. from cold
or a CONSGMPTl We COUGH, ASTHMA, ERON-
CHITIS. CATARRH, or any Lung Anoctlon. ~ Is
eso great emetiy for Hoarseuess. and alays all In
6arnuation of the Lungs or Throat
ga Bottles IS, 50 cents, and s..
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co and all Drug
o,Its in Kichmopd Norfolk and Petersburg.
H. BIZ you suffer with pain. use HARTsHoRSss
Graz ALL the great Pain ADnihator. ia DIT
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nrUoa. MEDICINES, 90.
DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE -
Tba f.st hss been we'll known for long whiie that
MRS DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR is the beet remedy
knowr, for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps y 70 not
ganeray 40 we'll known that IL has relieved perma
nentiy seyers cases of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache Attention is requested u che following GER
~ ~ seHMosp. JANUARY rs, 1s5s-Ths Is to certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headacne anu
tried ysrious remedies, but found no relief until
about the lst Of November, ls7, ! wasi induced e
Of great benefit to -mysef. My daughter. who has
suffered with cough since her infancy. has been en-;
t;relv cured by the use of Mrs DAVIS medicine, aud
!. INV free from cough and vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life believe Il 70 be
q most valuable medicine, as well as very pleasant
oh eAi Ao' 'O-' $3.50 j. @. WINSTON.
por sale by Mrs A B DAVIS, Fisher & Winston,
Millspaugh Johnston, Il Picot, BodskeT aLd
Charles b Yale. ley
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Q6OO REWARD--JEFFRlES' AN

DJUU TlDoTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
euro Of Gonorrhsea elect, Structures and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of diet, drink exposure or change IN ap
plication to business The proprietor challenges a
single case Of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500 Further
the disease cannot be contracted If desc OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that IL VIII radl
desirable result is obtained in from two days
and as it neither creates nausea nor ofends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation III diet or
interruption usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed rs
speedily as is consistent with the production OF
thorough and permanent cure. It's ingredients are
entirely vegetable and injurious effect, either
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, c
IL Ring Ne g2 Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR GALE NDEh, corner Of Sd and walnut sts.
SCid by FISHER WINSTON,
a. 22--3Iy Richmond, Va