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commissioners sNALEOF yALUABLI

COMMISSIONERS AtLEOF VALUABLE
So BETAyEs pA AL 1 Th II GS8ofH PR6P
YonNG AND LihbBL6Y, sLA,YEisi "A HORSES,
KffcHEN FGRNITu RE &c1Pursaaatto at de- >
cree of the Crcnit Court e Gqocaand county, in
ct az rendered at the September term, 1859. the
undersigned, as Commlssioner, viii sell az public
THURSDAY, the 10Th dsY of November, 1859,
iii fair; if net the next fair day theSeaiter the
S Sss sv "a ate Il and oa Mfe he
resided at the time OF his death. II contains 1s5
acres adjoining the lands Of Col. Peter Saerrant,
the late John s. Fleming, and Charles Gnerrant,
decd. and situated ON the Beaver Dam Creek -
There are about 100 acres Of hrsfrate Ow grounds,
and 90 acres IN orisinqi growth. heavily tmbered-
The buildings consist of two-storg Dive Ing
House with seven large ROOMS; Negro. Ice and To-
bacco Houses and other buildings usual on such a
farm The situation Is as beautiful and healthy as
any in the county 1t rs about iour niles from the
James River and kanawha Canal hve niles from,
line Of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
to Charlottesville, and Is miles from the eitY Of
TERas.-C Cash for so much as will he sufficient "a
pay the expenses OF The sale and the costs OF the
| sult, and the balance credit OF ], z, 8 nbd
years, the credit instalmentsto bear interest from
the day Of sale, 20 be paid annually, and the eur
eh assr e slye bonds with good psfses,a secart,
| tanned untii the further order of the Court.
Capt. VIM. NJ. Mayo. the manager. will show 1
to me. at Ncbrask. Post Office. Appoinattox coun
ty, or see INV counsel ~ bite Msr,e ln Rich
mond. JAMES y. ROBERTSON.
.ALso-Tcn Young and likely sLAVEs--vfz
al the ersonsl proposfs thereon will he sold ate
the sale OF the land, conslstfes cfvauabie HORSE;
nages r. @ ss as
ss &c ass Ri IL, sS%
aaR n9s sfss ses ss snff
| and of
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JOSEPH IAInLEY. FDWARD 7. KnBlNsON.
% tAiDLa:y 4 ROBINSON, GKADU-
WATEs OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
Ag LEGE OF PHARMACY, PRACTICAL
[sE CHEMISTS AND PHARMACEUTISTS-
Offer to country ply sicians and families perfectly
new and fresh stock Of pure and reliable MEpI
CINES, together with SURG EONS' TNSTRU-
MENTS. PERFUMERY. FANCY GOODS, aud
all other things in the Drug line, which they will
sell on the best terms.
ma. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Preparations
made to order and sent TO any part Of the country
lAIDLEY X ROBINSON, New Drug Store,
4th ard Fran kiln sts,. Richmond.
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RUNAwAYS,

q st KEWARp.-My servant woman woman.
"a MARIA. left her homo on Saturday laSt ~
-EFH She is tall and black, and about 40 wears IF
E3@aae. will give the above reward for her
A-x--d delivery to me at the Richmond md Peters
burg Depot Toe Il-6t@ w. r. GIBSON.
"a S23 REV AR D.-.The above reward
kM will be paid to any one who will apprehend
HNand commit to jail negro boy THOMAS,
~ who ran of about the 10Th of Nav last from
-. Mr. George Z. Harwood, of Richmond. to
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
slender form, low forehead, brown skin, speaks
quick when spoken to, and mas been accustomed to
he was on a canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
p b. JONES,
Admir- of Sam'l Peasants, Decd
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Co. ocl It's
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Sill Later.

The Armory has just been stormed and
taken. Col. Shuttle approached them with
rag Of truce, demanding their surrender Al
ter expos tulating some time, they refused to
surrnutirr The United State. marines then
advanced and charged, endeavoring TO break
down the door with sledge hammers, but 1t
resisted all their efforts. A large ladder was
then used as & hatiering ram ana the door
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ruuuRaENTs in the MOUNTAINS

rur SURVIVING INSURGENTS Al.Ia TAKEN
PRISONERS.
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THEIR TERMS REFus f ID
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CHICKERJNG PIANOS-A new and
&g*sfll supply of these splendid Instrument

CR1CKERJNG pIANOS.-A new and
&s*xz5sf1ll supply of these splendid instruments
In addition to The FIJI BOX De NOIX, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now the B0UD0IR, aspendid instrument of an up
right form.
dals, all over renowned competitors and from FIRST
rank institutions and Fairs of America and OF Eu-
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pa
nos than any other factory IN ths world
From the Chickering'S have enianated the pest and
most permanent improvements that have broughI
the Piano to its present perfection and by the great
captai they have invested in manufacturing conNa-
niences they can sell full nifty per cent. cheaper
than any other factory None 81 tef e mt
ly inspected by the best artists
AS their factory has never mare than one agency
in a city, in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
Orders promptly attended to-
WApKRooMs-North side of Broad street, near
Ninth, and at HABLasroN x BR3.s. No. ie5 MAIN
street. NATH IL CAhucl' ooie Ageht.
.--r- PIANO STORE, No. als BRoAp ST.,
Sss-sT5opposfte Breeder s For's Dry Goods
or other MusIcAh IfNsssfrRsuMEST Keeps
constantly on hand large assortment OF hne ln-
struments, selected by himself with special care
thoroughly conversant with the mechanism Of the
Pinno Re possesses recu lar ADVANTAGES, aud never
sells an instrument which he cannot recommend
and endorse: he Is sole agent here for Steinway
known throughout the country, and ALSO kceus an
assortment Of the instruments made by w. Knabs
Co., OF Baltimore, and the Pianos OF other we II
known manufacturers. Those who wish to buy
M y o: s raa a saD
Opposite Breeden Fox.
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fQsQ uEApQuAgTnns ZOE ISL,

fOsO HEADQUARTERS FoR FASH
1903. ION ABLE CL0THfNG-FA l. l.
6o0DS.-The subscriber has lugE rees led bis
stock OF ALL CLOTHING and GkNTLkAEN,54
Also, stock oi CLOTHS, cAssIMRREs. Wat.
ings and Paslors' TRIMMINGS moi 10 n sssFpxssed
maze 10 me assure ~ the shortest notice, and 10 the
lates. and naosl approved styles. :, ..,,..,-x
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l.,sursen,s offer to surrender,
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Death of some of the Leading Insurgents
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IsEcoND DISPATCH

ISEC0ND DISPATCH.l
HArTIgoRT Oct. IS 8 =. M.-There Is in
tense excitement in eur city at present. There
<..nothing talked of but the instruction.
iIep Stuart has communicated an order 10
Gen. ]. W. Watkins to prepare, equip ana
mount Immediately, q body of men for SER
vice in the mountains near Harper's Ferry,
where many Of the insurgents have taken re-
fuge These troops will leave this afternoon
Governor WISE passed the Relay House
thi. moroiur IN route for Harper's Ferry
Three companies of artillery from Fortress
Monroe arrived this morning, and are quar-
tered 1T Fort McEenry, awaiting further or
aerx.
HIGHLY INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
rARPx.s FERRY-l2 M.-Soon after the
<tornaing OF the Armory, the bodies OF four IN
srrseuts, who were shot last evening, were
found in the enclosure
Captain Brown anu son are only dangerous
~ wounded,
The only swe e the insurrectionists who
are unwo6nded are Edwin Coppieh, e white
nam vf Iowa AND Shield. Green, negro from
~. The party of whites who originated
tho insu, ~ection, consisted OF fscen!y-f'oo per-
sons. fifteen Of whom are killed, two morally
youu.I.d tn pnhurt, and three went of
with slave, vest day morning.
So . IT, t 'uit on the Armory. some
tr3a. 80 Luz ...e s IS he hills, the Mary
land si,yre, II is supposed ~
who left on yesterday. ,ur
RkpoET FROM col. " S.cr.t,ry
', WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, +. raing from
floyd received a dispatch thi. mo. n.ciock >,
Col LIE, dated "Harper's Ferry, NO were
saying that he called ON the rioters, W -..naI
harriesaed In the Engine House Of the a. ,eet
ground, 70 surrender, promising 10 pro We
,heih nhtli The Wiz hes of the President We
asceriained.
The proposition was made in order TO save the
nFes OF the prisoners who were thea in the
hands OF the insurgents. The message was
sehl throuRE Lieut. STEWART. The ins urgehts
utehhed, whereupon, nj preeoncerled sighat
from Lieut.. ISRAEL GREEN, detachment OF
marines foreibly broke open the Engine House,
kiiiing TWO rioters, and capturing the remain
DEF Two marines were wounded, one NOR
tally.
OssAwATToHIE BROWN Is MORALLY wound
ed.
Several officers of the arseu1i and other
prisoners ali escaped pnhart
ine w ar department has dispat ched an Or
ger Tor the u ). Artillery AT Fort McHenry
70 remain there until further orders.
THIRD DIsP ATcH.l
PROSECUTION OF the In surge nts. r. efuyu OF
~ sAe Virginia L.. Regiment.
~" AshihGTos. Oct. is.-Six companies OF
mere az O'Clock this afternoon. As they
Iassea up Pennsyl wanna Avenue they were
sheei.d by the people for their soldier-like
appearance. They found orders awaiting
.hsIh mere Tor their return to Richmond, aud
ny VIII reach tic re tomorrow morning.
ihs Alexandria Rifles accompanied Com
, .any 81 Richmond, TO Harper's Ferry this
n4hs3a.s F9RRY, Oct. Tsp. M.--The Seq,
reinry o. war g isgrnphed Col. Lee that Dis
Tic. Attorney Culd, OF Washington, will pro-
ceed lor1hWDth 70 this town 70 take charge OF
Legal proceedings against the prisoners and
grinE On their trial
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(HEWING TOBACCO.

" assortment of NEW, FRESH and DESfRA-
II BILE FURs and MUFFS. selected from one OF
the largest stocks in New York can be had Mt
BfNFORD'S HAT STORE,
Oc lin 81 Main street. Richmond.
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GiNOCCHiNO &c Bro
II. IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA SE6ARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. 70, WILLIAM STREET, n y.
La Ratica, La Espano Prensados,
Jacobo yglesia Pardo, La Espannia Brehas.
Rec entes de Calidad, La Espanola Damitas,
CabaRas. Bfevas, FL Yumuri Comunes.
Cabanas Londres &C., Primera Diana Comunes
Parta4 as Re- alias, La Rosa. Dantas, &C.,
La Flor de Santiago Con Noriegas Cemunes,
chas, Esculapios,
La Flor d., Santiago Bre- Philanthropic Esparte
vas, fOS,
La Flor de Santiago En-La .Valentia.
tire Actes. La Flor de Sala,
Pajaro del Oceano. Flors de Columbia Brit
Lasdcs 9uedas, tanca,
La Urania, RegeDtes. &C..
Ell Neptune Regalias Principles. &C.. &C., K c.
Imported SEGARS from SO to $40 per Loco.
oe l7-l2t
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A UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING In

a UtIlON SALE Or LANDS LYING In
THE CRY. OF RICHMOND. ON THE i Fri II
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1889 By virtue of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond. entered on the 23d day of November, 1851,
aad on the 18th day of June, 1859, in a Chancery
suit, entitled .'SiHaett VS.. Johnson's Er'or, and
othsrs,", the undersigned, as Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Deem
Der. 1859, at IL clock, noon, to sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION. at tho front door of the State Court
II use, in Richmond, a certain TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Pocataico river and its waters. in the
county of kanawha, containing 4.G00 acres, part
Of S5,e<3 acre tract, patented Ia General Samuel
Smith, deceased, late of Baltimore, MARYLAND be-
ing the same tract of Land which was convey ed
by the undersigned as Commissioner, to Abel p.
Slnnett, by deed bearing date the 18th day of july
1856. and recorded the Clerks Office of the Coun-
ty Court of said Kanawha COUNTY, to which refer
ence is made for a mora full description OF said
Land, and of the boundaries thereof.
TRRMs-Made known at the time and place of
SALE ANDREW JOHNSTON,
au N-d2m Special Commissioners,
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THE lNsuRREcrloN AT HARr. IRIS FERRY.
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a P.yINCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH
~ MAKER, JEW ELER AND OPTICIAN
NNA Now receiving direct from the uanuiac-.
ssssSZ iurers and for sale. q choice selection Of
TACLES, among which may be found s-day, 30
honr Patent Lever and Alarm CLOCKS, and by
receiving additional supplies at short intervals,
am always In receipt of the latest Styles and by adj
herring to the cash stem. am at all times prepared
10 sell goods at small advance on factory prices
believing nmble sixpence to be as good as slow
shilling.
20. Clocks. Watches, Jewelry and Spectacles
repaired by experienced workmen and moder-
nte terms. 7. VINCENT,
Sign Of the Spectacles, 9Th and
oc Its Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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Capture of the Town b j the Troops
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by Edmond. Dayenpori s Co., Aucs'rs.
COFFEE AND sALT-Ls aKGo SALE OF
- NEW CROP RIO COFFEE. PER BARK
SALLY MAGEE. DIRECT FROM RIO. AMI
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, PER SHIP ERIE
DIRECT FRO VI liver PO0i.-Atl2 o clock, NJ
on w EDNESDAT. Oct. 25th, will offer for sale
al our warehouse. head of the i4oek-
$500 bag new crop RIO COFFEE,
In double and twied bae S. per bark Sally Magee
direct from Rio. selected expressly ior the Vir-
ginla and Tennessee trade.
ALSO.
4,eoe sacks Liverpool FINE SALT,
Per ship Erie. from Liverpool direct.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT ( CO..
0c Is AuctlnnaarS.
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oN MIL IL, LOCATED PRIVATE Residences.
Ff,P s 81 Soh IN : IT OF 10TH and CLAY SITS,
hsr on me premises FRIDAY the 2ist oeto
na iSo5. az clock, NJ, that most beantI fuf
NV nn, au iI wsl located private DWELfiNG'
E4% uss Completed located above opposi L, the
I'm Snip"no r female Institute aud the residence OF
lynn f IN ,urceH Esq. This dwelling has been bait
Oh or .he pest materials, and in workrnanike man
ton ef T Saq sEan led for the segtee aeconod
pro,veinents, and is supplied with ges. water city
to Yer &c There are handsome marble nlantIes
S a.e pIihelp3, story, and an iron verandah IN
'front.', and double portico in rear. TIE dwaiii ~
lent 81, ny rooms ard connected with it an exoe
cor,r,a xoorh- hathlns rooms. and am lie ae-
L ttons Tor servants, besides wood nd cool
anI,;s, @e. IL y only necessary to examine thfs
T 20 ne pleased with its many real e. morts
ne location oil the property is anons the h,.st ~
/ me ctF-lstns retired in view of the t,amtn
S1uate. ana ~lthn i've minutes walk OF the usnai
,e iERaiS.-cne- hith cash; balance at l. g. y and
40 nla,hths tor ne liable notes interest added So
cured BY u trust deed, or tito renamed 90
DC 10 OODDIN Il AppERSON kpots
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Il ERN,', AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
In accordance with the provisions OF a Deed of
Trust executed by Thomas Alley to Ambrose
Hutcheson, Trustee, dated 5th 0ctoteI, 1876, and
thereto requested. we shall, on MONDAY. the oath
day of October 1852 at clock F. NJ, upon the pre-
on, situated on the Westham Plank Road. about
80 miles from the CITY. known s. Alleys Tav-
ern." There are % acres Of Land attached, run
ming back to the Canal. The property is well
known. that further description is deemed
necessary.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months. for notes, with interest added, and secur
ed by trust deed.
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nrAsTrrrs.. sQUANE o. rOUR ACREn
o siPNHT segbsnsh Es ID Rsoysh fkh h5E
WIZ VIII THE Bi ngtf N.ss AND IMfROyF-
MENTS THEREON. Fo -su;,ss On w Il II "a.
WI, pc so6 "a q senccn on TIE " -uclar a. o'ch
r. M. the valuable renI esrste ia.. sdio;p;ns
nov s r ossap,sa q Mr. Mm ana usr
Thomas Cfouci'sJ The Land inr TIA 10.
les most bssntitul The improvements c"osl y
= nf ~ DTel,ng, besides very large and sxna9
iof smoke hc,lse.i Tbs Land will be divided ~
corinE to plat and surrey. to he exhibited 81 he
hour Of sale. - = s1o
. IaaMs.-O One fourth cash; balance at s, IL and
- months, Tor negotiable noias. interest added So
cured By trust decd or title retained
GODDTN & APPERSON. Auct,a.
r.s..fhe foregoing properly, as whole. can
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, CORNER OF
i THIRD AND BAKER SITS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-WiH be sold upon the premises, on
Y WEDNESDAY. the 26ih inst, at "a clock p.
NJ, TWO HOUSES and LOTS, on 3rd and Baker
streets, one of WHICH has three and the ether four
ROOMS. The lots front on Bird street 20 feet each,
and run back 122 feet to an alley is feet wide.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 1 and 8
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deeds.
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The following are among the list OF killed.
among citizens and soldiers, as far as ascer-
tanned: Fontaine Bockham Haywood a ne
gro porter at the railroad station; Joseph
Burnley OF Harper's Ferry.
Another Ti0Ier, named Lewis Leary, has
iust died. He confesses 10 the following par
iiruIar. of the plot: Itwas concocted by Capt.
Brown NJ the Agricultural Fair held in Ohio
three weeks ago.
Tie rioters have Just sent out q flag OF truce.
II they are not protected by the soldiers pres
ent here every one captured will be hung.
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Y,un,ea Troops TO be Sent after Them!

BAlTIuoRR Oct iS-ia Al. N.-The Suns
,,,..ial reporter says that the train with the
,I.,,rs arrived At Harper's Ferry this morning
81 > O'Clock. where runners communicated the
state 81 affairs,
The Jefferson county tEa.} Regiment had
entered the town from the NirgiRia sioe and
The Frederick (MG-l troops had entered by the
h~,fgo from the Maryland side.
There had been much lighting and nine per-
Sons are reported To be killed.
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rELEoRAPHIc NEWS.

D.. Msesstst 7ss.efaph Ltas--05at .. TAG Eagle
Square, MaSa Street.
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IN SYDNEY. N EAR THE NV EsJP
Tx 5h1soQNDs FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-wiil be
sun az auction on the premHes. without limit or
Isser re, on TU ESDAY, the 18th October 1859 at
. clock + NJ 40 acres of beautiful LAND, in the
Ra ~ SYDNEY, bounded by the lands Of Msssrs.
dG,seP fpn Turnpike. 1t will be sold in gross. or
asTemed hest at the hour of safe ~ '-'' 70
- TERMs.-Oner Fourth cash: balance at a 70 and
secured by trusa deed ''"H ih'eies''
IL
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VEsKtRxt H htEKAaR Hi H. AN 1 IIGMLY DE-

Y EHf nEAUTIEUL and HIGHLY DE.
~, SlhABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TIL COR
s sla "a "a MAl re AIR THIRD STREETS. FOR
owner, we will sell at public auction. IN The ~,
premises. on FRIDAY, the esth DAT Of Oct. 1859.
So n1 at clock r M, that most beauti,
dsnSe OF JUDGE John Robertson, fronting les feet
on the south side of Main street. running back
1888 ieet on the west line of Third street It vii;
be sabdrded Inte smaller lots. according to 4 plat
ana survey te pc shown at the hour of sale. Tax
property; the fact that IL fronts on the sonfi VIZ
e m,n strss, and has very fuf derth and the
believed that for fine DWELLINGS there Is scsreeis
pare to it. ~ Sos'i
Tensions fourth cash; balance At 4 - and
10 month, Tor negotiable notes interest added "a
cured by trust daed, or title retained
oc IL GODDIN & AppER ON a,,o.,.
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AN persons having ela< Is against the estate viii
present them to me, prfTeriy authenticated, anc
those indebted will make immediate pa, ment, a.
II is very desirable to settle up the estate speed
ily as possible. SAM s. COTTRELL,
Ext of VIM Graves, decd.
& s,,-ot
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"a wool HATS
y On hand and for sale at low PRICES, BLACK.
WOOL HATS. JOHN THOMP SON.
Sc 27-2aw4w 81 Main street.
ADsE S' FURS.
L. respectfully invite the attention of the ladies
to ms assortment of FANCY FURS.
J. THOMPSON,
Sc 27-2aw4w 81 Main street.
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Thr troops from Baltimore hare entered the
5,,sn. The insurgents are willing 10 surren-
9sr hut only on terms OF safe conduct out OF
+hn alfrculty; otherwise, they threaten to sac
~-e- the live. Of Lewis Washin ston and
capt pangertei6. who are now held prisoners
M, theTN.
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A IL persons indebted 20 the firm ef WELLS
IL HOOPER SCb, are requested tu call and settle
Tue same wiia Nessrs joss HoorER (the only au-
ihorzcd persons u Wn up the old busiuessl by the
10Th al Mtrch, lss9. Those not sett,d BY that time
VII alter ~aris be fpdnd in the hands of rolcctor
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ConstituttonnI Diseases.

Many Diseases thAI afet humanity are inherited as
heir looms from The dseascd bodies of s3ckiy slres
scrofuia, Consumption, syphilis and Pits, among
The most common OF constitutional diseases. Now Ne
care bot how many generations the seeds - these dis
eases snay have been established la the system, cor
fuptang the biood-Rasay's Rensrltiag Rsslua1f all
eradicate frsu1 the BE- lies of the aaiiced every part
ele Of disesea deposits and a the veins with EcEi
pure and healthy biosa