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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14


In ORpaRIaa TICKETS OF CEBfIs;aA7ks:
E,o,oss the money to our address for the TICKETS
or5sTed M receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
BY rst mail. Purchasers can nave IioAets ehoaR 'n
aEy figure they msy designate. -,n,x ,.
The List OF drawn uubers ana fflzse Wiz DO ssn'
sopurchassrs Immediately after the dTaSi avn &C.,.
y- Purchasers will Please write their S,gnsturss
pisi1 end give their Post Office, County and State
e4- Remember that every Prize IL drawn ana Pay
able in full without deduction ,,,,,.
eH- All prizes of 900 and under. paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the Usual time
u auriCa TO ClRREsPoNHrs.-Tho who
pr. fer not sending money by mail can use
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money fer Tickets, III sums OF len Doilars
and upwarcs, can be sens us
At OUR FISK AND ExPsN.S,
from any CITY OF town where they nave an ounce
The money and order must be enclosed 10 COY
ERNMHTr POST OFFICE STAMPED ENfEL-
OPE,o or tho Express Com pany cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 20
WOOD EDDY : CO. Augusta, Ga,
,,r WOOD, EDDY 4 o.. Atlanta, ia,
Or WOOD, EDDY d co, Wilmington, Del
Ar list OF the rdmbers tiiat are drawn from Ice
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing Ia
the following papers: The Augusta Goa Consh
nationalist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
sAyaucah Daily News, kichn0nd Dispatch
Psuidlng (T1iss Clarion. ana Little Rock tAsk)
True Democrat. us 70
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A0SxEhAEE.
CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTEhI.
CAPITAL PKIZES ,eooi
TJux sl'S ONLY $40

NOTICE TO Ths PUBL As the ms'u Ins own a.
our arm nays By ~ay of purchase' ,s,as OF Dela.
var ~ Krntucsy, Missouri. ana part OF sse ~
aeol sa uader lie or we have aesn
4 Maur,. Of Win nstou Dra ~. M, .t cur firm gu
s an alter January Isl M TO tina, Of moye Of
a co. VITO will hervat nave sho ,ha sti,,rs. ss
to sparta Acsdeny Lo''ei''
apos~ naIn q. hraaroaa u red To conduct
our ouslno. nc nuul,c that patronage hereto
s,pa t.ats, I'd on d, is well deserving Oh oe,ns
isrred " ouf suN0 SWAN w.
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$50 n nay qOODS.-From

n1RGATNa IN DRY GOODS. From
B al. time 10 LIST Of March next. we intend g re-
duce stock Of 1o a'0n a nsnn Within
70 !ecs.' ~. ns fhro "a the entire stock 10 TAX
aa haze che same s s@s poasos q
sn sncs from rs 10 30 cents the dollar. r..
goods IN our line will, ssf ea here
ssnmmerats a few leading Goods. marked GOWN !"
10! u yards cf Dress silks. of various styles anu
qualities
100 Dresses rich Paris Mouselines
saj wards IL ons' Black ii Velvet
s01 pieces Velvet RiDbo.s
asa pieces d &c White Tarlatans
lUl pieces fiue Pink do
100 dog Jouyin's Kid Gloves s, .nd
Colllrs
Rich w bie Sash Ribbons
Cambria fdg nss and Insertions. IN great va
rety
Irish linens Of superior manufacture
Anu "'no' j nILLHIsEk . bnO.
:. - 1893 Broad st.
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.,,s,, Georaiu. DEC. Is. 1888,
,,o,n pnuy a CO.. Managers. Successors t.
NOob' - ~ AN d %.

"0"D' SWAN GO.
.,,o,y,no s.ueu.. viii ue urawn by "ocD'
pnn M IN Managers Of the Sparta Academy LOT
pi each Of their Single Number Lotteries ,or
January, $50. ct AoGGsTA Ss IN pu0h'' 'h's
TiAss draws on SATURDAY, January l, ia s
CLASS 2 draws on SATURDAY, January o ~ 10.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, J ,ry ~ ~, iSss
GLASS draws on SATUhDAI, Jasusry 90 90 10 10 30
0i,Irs 5 draws on SATUkDAf 'snnsfyp q, lew
on THE PLAN or SINGLE NUABEHa
5OWy TICK nTs! AVN
FIVE THOUSAND FIV Il Il IN L l.
TEN PRIZESI
Marty one Hrize % srery H,nx x, ~,
GAaNIFIOENT ECHkMAI
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WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL,

Nv VI. HUEBhKD MIICHE DID,
w ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIsT,
RICHMOND. VA.
Will give his attention to Wri ing up Books. the
Adjustment and Collection of Accounts, and Copy
ing Instruments of Writing
Business given him will be done promptly. with
accuracy and neaiEess.
The patronage OF the community IL solicited.
Office Tor the present with MIR 'Ieo II Tompkins,
on 18th street, between Main and Goddin's Hall
de Z9-lm
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NylrIy one PJIke 20 sre1'D 0tax 1n"o'Sf
MAGNIFICENT cCHEMAl

APPROXIMATIONS PhiASc.
pri 1iFn ar uf'"' "pf' 81 900
prazf;s OF 10. Sst"' appf0AnH"'AS " 1900
prizes OF $3.50. approximsting to Sio.O"o ooo
prize, are 81 a. noo '0O
prize, are ., q. oca
prizes OF s1"' app'oA''" $40
prizes Of $50, experimenting to 5000 .oo
prises of 500, approximating TO $i,No am
.,oo IRiaaS ~ sansrs 100000
100 1 -,nas amounting IN s3z00oo
''sn hoie Tickets SIO; Halves IS; Quarters % ~
aag- a Circular showing toe plan OF the Lotteries
viii be Gent TO any one DESTROYS OF RECEIVING ~.
Cor sihcates Of pacxages viii DC soso e. tne
Certiacate OF package of 10 whole tickets, ~
10 quarter " ~
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A HOME, THAT is A HOMER

E0a SALk.
pr pose to sell my FARM, in the county Of Ap.
pomattox, Va, containing $50 Acres lyipg Ave miles
nom concord Depot. South-Side Railroad. and four
miles from James river Ia good eontition for grow.
Ing any Of the crops adapted to this climate and
ehaee. The I.ands are almost level. every acre OF
which can be cultivated. The improvements are all
OF the latest sty lie aud naw coating at least S. 600
About oUe' nd ID now In timber coIvs n.entiy ar.
ranged tof the fields This lard can be bought il
stands with Teams, Farming Utensils, stock OF eve
~ deec iption aud provisions Of every kind for the
year
The piass can be divided 10 suit pure hassrs with
good Improvements on both places. fossession
given Immediately. Address
jos. JAs. BURKs,
Spanish Oaks p. O., Apponattox. We.
de- lT--s
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JANUARY, 1859!
ERESh ARRIVAL Of NEW GUUDS
A. X. PARkER & co.

ERESh ARRIVAL OF NEW GOUDS
L A. X. PARhER 81 co.
Fave inst received their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one OF the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, And a. such
splendid Black and Cord Silk Robes a'I.ez
- " Flounced
Rich Beyadere a'Lez and Plain silks
Biack Gro De Rhine, Polt de Sole and Tafets
SILKS
Ri ID plsid and Fig'd Valencias
Bio K Ronlbahines, Alpacas, Chaliies and Mouse
Rich lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Nuslin Cam Tic Pequ"t and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Bsrthes
Closks Mantles and Shswls ia great varsity
Cloths Caesimeres and Vestings
Plantation ard Housekeeping Goods
34 and Fulleo Cloths; Sleeps Grey satinests
auckland Pulled Cloths; Jerseys and Plads
Plaid Llnseys; Elanpes
Bed and Negro BLANKETS
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Towels; Linen and Cotton oheetingB
Pillow Linens; Irish linens
Meriuo, Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alsxander's Kid, Buckskin, SILK and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntiets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets: Rings; Druggets. &C. oe 20
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az IMlN WOhra uE Iiuups J

StS lNl WOhfh Of GOODS A
Qptc,ON'' PRIME COST. The suoscrib~l
having determined 20 close their business, wiiiIu
this day cell theirentire stock OF Goods At Yrir
cost or less. consistiL Of Horse Furnishing Coed
d0ld and Silver Watches Jewelry Of every descTt
tim, Silver Plated CaStorr. &C, &c.
Persons buying over Sitfl v, nth. % days ereii
will bs given, for approved endorsed paper;
de IT-lm LaRUs SHINE.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND sytrEp

BEEF-Stock worry light ami quotations Arm -
Gales at SO to $ll nett for fair 10 prime beef
MUTION-We quote fair TO good Mutton at 50 3,
@Nt6 per head. Very superior sell a little better
none but superior in demand.
HOGs-kecent safes by wholesale of drove Hogs
At s. ~ ne.t for good 10 cboioa corn led pork NJ
| quote inferior grades at Se{dS 25
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OTiGE On and

HxE M sss@se-$Sty " after "Wednesday, the Sth
Instant, re guar rnly Passenger train will DE run
IN the Nurtos and Petersburg Railroad according
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

q.
DoMEsfIc.-Soa1 HERS ExcHASdE-On New YorA
and Philadelphia }a@l4 premium
Such OF the Stock Bank notes nd of the Bank O
the Valley rs are not taken by the Banks are at 1
discount vi "a q cent.
The notes " the Allegheny Bank age % i
cent. discount. Bank Of kan.wha no ssie.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes & p cent
discount.
GOLD = Per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
EILTkk.
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kREIGHTS.
FOREIGN Nothing doing in Fore gnE reights
D0MESTIC-The follow & are the present Rates a,
,sfua tuhf
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E'Oh PREVENTING and Curing Chapped
Hands, Face aBa LIPS. Ba'ssnilns or Liquid
BALM Is deli htfnliy healing aud efficient prepa-
ration, speedily curing all forms OF cnappin2. and
rendering tue skin Beautifully spoolh, colt and
TAR. and II usd occasionally during ths cod
weather will entirely prevent chappieg IL contains
10 "a ease and may be used daily with ads antage
the most delicate sk,n. Prepared emily b?
LAIDLAY & E0aINsO<, Chemists,
ia II Alb and Ersp lin streets Rich nlond.
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DOW THEY 60 THE GUUDS
~ MUST De s0LD.--Tn PREPARE FOR OUR
spRING TRADE, we shall make closing out
prices
7 ,Gn yds hast English Prints. at l0c
1000 do Wide Bieached hirtiGg, ct "a
5000 do Muuselibe, at l2h1, l6 AID zoe
Plaid Metiaoes and poplips large lot
1Go0 yds Hemp C4rpeting at 25'
POO do Ingram co. Al 81 aud '0c
3m0 do Super do d., at - aad S7Ac
J1I do Brussels 90, rtSi
Beautiful Cloaks III Cloth Velvet. TO be closed at
bargains
Embroideries ia Lace, Muslin and Cambria. Kill
remarked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin Re Lanes
White ard Coiored Marseiiiea Quilts
Tahie DAmssks; Cotton and LiueH Sheetings
Table Napkiu s; Doyles and TOwellHgs-a very
large assortment.
Purchasers invi'ef to call, with the assurance
that The goods will be found worthy cf their GtIen-
ton CHhlSTiAN q LATHROP.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-17

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Willis Blanton, admir- Smith Blanion, deed,
vs..
Harmon Whitfield, OF. ais.
On motion of complainunis. and it appear
ing to the satisfaction ofthe Clerk and Master
that the defendants, J. S. Decherd, and q. w.
Rowland, are non-residents OF the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
Jaw cannot be served upon them.
Tvs The teioro ordered that publication be
maue lot Tour successive weeks ia the Home
30nt'ai' a payer published in the town of
winenes'er' Tenn. requiring said non.resi-
aeh's 20 appchf herein on or before the first
day ofpext Chancery Court, on "Wednesday
sfier the third Monday in Pebru,,v' IsGn. a,,J
plead and answer or demur 10 said MI -,
the sane will be lnken for confessed "a ~,
for hearing OK parie as TO ihsm.
nov. 3. II. r. ESTiI.L, c, L. NJ.
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KEEPING SWEET POTA
TOES.

A writer the Oskaloosc Herald
gives his method Of preserving
the sweet potatoc through the
winter. Ills way IS as follows;
81 used dry sand to put them
init don't matter how the sand
IS dried, in kiln, in u log heap,
or in the sun, 50 it is dry, that is
all that is required, | prefer
drying in q log heap, as it costs at
least touI times as less, and is
just as good. Any family that
has q little room with II stove in
it, may keep IA box or two OF
eight or ten bushels, without much
inconvenience. The boxes must
be raised six or eight inches from
the floor, and they must not be
nearer than four inches to the
wall. Fill the box with potatoes,
and then put in the sand. There
is mucu said about kiln-dricd
sand, but it is all fudge. ] have
also known them to keep well in
buck-whcat chail. i'm order to
keep potatoes with success, there
must be q thermometer kept in
the room. The mercury must
not sink below 40 deg; if it docs,
the potatoes will chill and rot; it
also must not rise above 60 deg;
or they will grow, ] had never
lost any of my potatoes only by
letting the room get too cold. A
thermometer only costs q dollar
and every man ought to have
one"
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNINGHAM CO,
No, q, College street, ncnr Church,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
We have opened an extensive Seed and
Agricultural Store, and shall devote our en-
elusive attention to this branch ofthe busi-
ness, and purchasers can rely upon being
supplied with fresh seeds, and the most mp
proved kinds Of imp!cments and machines. -
Our Garden Seeds urc FROM D. Landreth a.
Sons House, and all are the growth of lSNs;
our Field Seeds are selected with care and
arc warranted TO germinnlc.
SEEDS.
Clover, Timothy, clean and stripped, Blue
Grass, Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, Millct,
Hungarian Grass, Musquit, Ossage Orange,
Perennial, Rye Grass. Aud II full assortment
of Garden Seeds, by pound and paper.
CUNNINGHAM & co.
MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS
ThrcohcrS, Rcapers, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Fan Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Churns, Scythes, cradles, hoes, heorsc and hand
Rakcs, MiIiera', Garrett d Coltman, Peacock
g. Rainlcy's Steel Plows, Avry's Cast Plows,
CENENT.-lydrauIic Cement, Plaster
Paris, Land Plaster, &c.
Feby3l CUNNINGHAM& co.
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:styAsmA~@n
49,

COMFORTS FOR CATTLE.--Good
stable, good food, and good wa
ter, are the prime comforts for
cattle in winter. For summer,
whatever else they may have,
how can they get along without
n scratching pole. Rev. Sydney
Smith,, Of England, was some.
thing of q farmer, and used
to visit his cattle daily, and feed
and pat them, until they knew his
voice and welcomed his coming,
lie used to do all in his power to
mako them comfortable. He
has been heard to say: 81 am
for all cheap Injuries, even for
animals now all animals have
n passion for scratching their
back bones; they break down
your gates and paling to effect
this. Lock! this is my universal
scratcher, n sharp edged pole,
resting on a high and low post,
adapted to every height from a
horse to n lamb. Even the Ed
inburg Reviewer can take his
turn you have no idea how pop
ular it is. have not had a gate
broken since ! put it up. ] have
it in all my fields"
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Coal Oil Lamps !

WE have o fine assortment oil Goal
Oil Lampc, at prices varying ron o"G
dollar 10 five dollars, Also a supply OF
the best COAL OIL.
This is the cheapest light tia, can be-
and one Lamp will give as much l'Sn'o'
six sperm candles, and not cost more
than one cent an hour.
MACKENZIE d MlNChlN'
Sent, B.. Nashville, Tenn.
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DOCTOR
. n. q. - II III

TREATS ALL DISEASES
DIR, BAKEE will also give special Ezrpa
attention TO the following cnsos: KTS-
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUWP- ~~
TION, GROUP, INFLUENI. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, md all diseases Of the Nose,
Mouth. Throat and Lungs. Attention to the
trealmcnt ofaIl Skin dIsoas-Lumhngo, Lun.
bnr Absccsscs, Scrofula. rheumatism, Ncu-
ralgin, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Piles,
and alt diseases Of the Stomach, Liver md
Bowels; nlso all chronic diseases pertaining to
Women and Children, DR. laakoe can pro.
ducc one thousand certificates Of his perfect
success in curing Cancers, Old Sores or W.
GERS, Flstula, Sculdhcnds, Wcns, SwcIiings
mud Tumors of every description and without
the use Of the knife. These last named dis.
eases cannot be irca,cd by correspondence,
therefore the patients must place themselves
under the Doctors personal supervision.
DR.. Baakcc has made n new discovery Of n
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption OF
the Cataract, aud restore perfect vision to the
Eve without the use of the knife or needle,
and he cures all diseases Of the Eye and Ear
without the use Of the Knife or Needle, and
he has constantly on hand an excellent as
kDTlInrHl OI UtNNlIIHI hIlIItIhI b1'N, uU"
Tympanums, or Eur Drums, suitable for cl-
lderscX aud all agcs-inscrtcd IN five MIN
utcs. also n large assortment Of ear trump
cts at all sizes ana every description known
in the world also n large assortment Of
beautiful artificial hands, with wrist, arm, and
elbow attachments; aIso, Of feet, with ankle,
leg, and knee Joint attachment. NATURAL us
nature Itself. These articles can be sent by
Express to any part Of the world.
Dr.. Eankcc is one Of u @ most celebrated
and rkiiltuI Physicians and Surgeons now
living. Ills fame is known personally in
nearly every principal city in the world. All
Irt'cr$ directed TO DR.. Hankcc, (cncIosing ten
cents arEingany questions pertaining ioany
disease, shaiI be promrjy answered, and all
Chronic diseases can BE- treated by cUrrcspon-
dcncc, except those mentioned, that viii re-
quIrc bis personal supervision. Letters direct
ed TO DR.. BaakCC must contain ten cents TO
pay postage and incidental cXprnscs.
Office hours from . A. NJ, to i =. ". or
fee 1Ol broadway. n few doors above Fourth
s%lrcct, New Work City.
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Fromihcsc figures. il will lc seen that nearly ouc,OuIlE
ufihc tOnI deaths IN the country are caused by cuusump
Uum lUsdy nothing Olthc nuUcrUus other di cases sping
io nom a "sliglt cold"
The rroprIclors are IN The possession Of certificates
showing that tie lGlsaIulC Cordial has effected cures
where all other remedial means have failed. Give II a
lIal,
These Invaluable medicines arc prepared only by Dr.
e. N. Jackson, lls Arch street, PiIadclhia, am are for
sale by druggists and store Keepers incNrTy and vii
loacln he United states, Cauadas, and West lndias Price
- cents yer bottle.
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EAGLE FAN.

We are now prepared 10 supply any num-
Der of this celebrated winnower, 1t IS the
best Machine ever invented for cleaning all
kinds of grain and grass seeds. 1t cleans
without screens, separating the impurities,
such as cheat, smut, cookie, &C., by blast
aloac, saving the loss of the small sound
Grain, which neccssarilygo through a sieve
In one operation it separates the large IRON
the small and imperfect grains, leaving the
highest in good marketable condition, and
providing the best for seed. 1t IL IN inct'
The best smut machine ever invented, as 1t
does not break tho lmut ball. thus staining
the wheat, but drives it out by blast, whole.
1t is exceedingly simple, light and durable,
Price, No, J., S25 %
=, ~ OO
ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn,
S. w. HOUGHTON,
Winchester, Tenn.
July 81, 80.
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NEW FURNITURE SHOP,
Nashville, 'i~tCnMcSStc

The undersigned would Respectfully inform
he Public, that he has Just opened an extern
slve stock of superior Furniture, Mattresses,
&c, in the spacious warcroom IN ono. I'D
Fogg's Building, on College street, three
doors North of A. llamilton's warehouse. 1t
is my intention to keep constantly OH hond
the best Furniture of Home aud Estcrn man-
utucturc, which | cEn afford TO sell as cheap
a. any other IN the nnrkct. | have engaged
the services oftlc most competent workmcn,
and am prepared to compete with the best
manufactures in the West. All orders EN-
trusted to ne viii be executed satisInctoral.
" and with prompIncss. Especial attention
will be paid to repairing all kinds Of Furni-
lurc, and satisfaction warranted in all cases.
All desiring bargains in Furniture and Up
~hol,try, will find it to their advantage to give
me Il call be,orc purchasing elsewhere.
First Furniture Store on College street
North of broad. W. FAY.
Erbv 18th,
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No. IL SOHM COHc%c ~.
N0&hciHc, Tam,
WOULD respectfully call attention to
their large and varied assortment of Furniture
In doing so they feel satisfied TINT they are
prepared TO exhibit by far the largest and
gscSt StOC2x
OF all kinds of Furniture, ever offered before
in This city, and in order TO hold ont induce
mcnls they are Offering such articles as may
be desired 10 cash buyers at
Reduced Prices.
Owing to this reduction, those buying IN
credit will be charged interest iiom tie time
tn bills are made.
The heavy stocks now in store and the en-
ploymcnt Of u large number of hands con-
SANITY engaged in MAJ uiacturing, induces
them to give extra bargains at the present
time.
We ask an examination Of our stock, be-
licving that those III want Of any articles will
find it to their interest 10 purchase Of us.
GROOVES, CANERT g. co.
Mattresses of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
~mny26-Gm.
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GR00lEE8. GAVER% &c GO,
No. l3 NONM CuAc~e 81.
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DEs. HOOELAND'S
MIC

DER. HOOTLAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
lOI IlIE SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs, coIis, inRucn2o, crOup homSc.
ness, LronchiiiS, MseoScS Of The b0~eb
arising fran cold, incipicnl consump,
tioa, anil for the ,ulicJ md If al all
poSSiblc) cure Of p0ticn% IN 0Ic0Hccd
a,agcs Of lie loltcr discasc.
Cpnrrh, OF Common Cold, asst io hmiIliorly called, Is
worthy Of study, and serious enough to he avoided, u pos
siblc. Dr. Bel Says 81 viii not say that colds arc 10
Our inhabitants what the PLAGuEaud Willow F%EvENae
to those Of other countries, but, l%ClIoNcr confidently llut
they usher in disease Of greater completely and mortality
thdH these latter"
Intho dancer Of R|H0NcurIs aud P~HEuMoNIA, which
often follow in the tram 0ia neglected cold, aud IL
PHInisis PERSONALLY, the i%ubeItuINI l%lilalion ol "hit!
lsdcyolOpcd by the same cause, We "urcly have IIrOlhud
argument sufficient Ion attention, act only 10 the prcNclr
Use means, but also 10 the cuatiyc ones Of q disease,
which however mild IN ~ INCEPTION Is 0ir"clIy 81 indi
ICClIy productive OlfGth d|i vclsiiIcl ana alarming results
This lesson should he particularly impressed on lnUse
vino have any constitutional tendency orrLMoNAHi Co.'S
StHTIiUS.
The uc onhG Balsamlc Cordial, aqccably to The dircC.
lions occOmlhuiu" each bottle, VII! readily cure the most
distressing case Oi cough,
CnIrns sometimes proceed Gon a d]isordcrct Or dys.
v,pti, state Ol the stomach, IN which c0sc the German
bIltris should be- used. Ia cases Of weakness, % general
debility OF the H}'lcm, rrsuIting rom Il pr0llactcI cough,
the German hhlcIs viii be iound Oi great bencht.
In cases nj ACuIr nlIim1uOu Ol the Lungs, the prom
nruI symptoms generally arc-hurIiCi aud painful IrSpl
ration, imperfect naturalization Oi The blood, cough and
rXurtOIallOm, attended with cACItcUlcui ul the heart,
fever, various arrangements Of The digestive and urinary
systems, pIOslIatOn OF strength, Sc. The lungs may he
diseased without any Of these symptoms Eri>G PnoMI
aGsr. but the Iuurmur produced duIug inspiration aud
respiration, aud the alternate contraction aud expansion
Of he chest, evident TO both slahi aud lccliun, at lurnsh
most impOrlaht physical figna Ia case oldIacasc, aud
suODld receive PROM aiicniion,
This disease is usually caused BY cold settling on the
lungs, and the use Of the La.samiC Cordial soon |pcIiJinIs
u cue,
The Terrible fatality Of diseases rcsultii from o "tOM
MuN corn" may be 'ccn by a glance at the following sta.
tislice, taken nom the records Of the Board Of Health Of
Philadelphia, CuldCaacdiy one oiihc most healthy Localities
in the umpu:--
1852, Total deaths in Ihilndcllhia, tO,2Gl
Died OF tOlsmnrliUn, l9I4
" " all UthcIdiacascsG jOin number, )S,5D
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