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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28
ByI. &G. Il. Davenport, Auct's.

M TASNS FyUVGS. SEINFN At ID n 1T >
HUI AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th
December, we will sell. at 10 O'Clock. at our Auc-
ton Store, 4n0 eases BOOTS, SEuES and HATS.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, Sd
days credit, for approved paper.
no 24-tds |, & q. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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C,LOAkS, CLOAkS.-Our stock of CLOAKS is
~ now full and complete. consisting OF Beaver,
French Twilled, Iricot; and other, Cloths, made up
Velvet Coaks. Fancy Shawletts. and Children's
Sacques. We have a few light -coored Opera Cioaks,
with fancy Hoods. These last are particularly
IN Richmond Coaks for Ladies or Children made
tn ordar at short notice. EHFt.EtS Il EH Emery.
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Under the Ballard House, Richmond, Va.
HOME ASDGRAvE or gEFFEhsoS
Mid Piedlnont's RANGE, with salnmt high,
And .ottier mountains far and nIgh,
Looms Monticello, proudly known
a home and grave of Jefferson.
His genins born for freedoms cause,
HIS Jud Inent true 10 nature s laws,
HIS pen taught thirteen States TO sea
BY ria ht they ought and could BIO free.
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JOHN g. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty-five years experlence in the
business, Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
everv description and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application and orders left ct his office, on Nam
street. near 9Th. or at the Office OF ALBERT l..
attended, 10 oc I3--6nl*
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sAMIEL T. BAYLY.J
AUGUST SCHAD. Trustees.
RICHARD MOORE,
las Nj. IT Il SAS

EXECITok,S SALE OF VALLARLE
GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS. AND
LEASE OF LOT ADJoINiNG.-As Executor OF
Eliza T. Cullen. decd. | viii sell upon the pre-
misses, GA THUR. DAY, December LIST. comfnene-
ng at 4 O'Clock NJ, valuabe hu,lding LOT.
on 18th street. retween Grace and Franklin, and
ad Joining the residence of Samuel N Price, Esq
II frouts 18th street 30 feet, and back 1872
feet to an alles 10 iesr wide.
TERNS.-0ne- thfrd cash; the balance a. and ~
months, for mes otiable notes, with interest added
and sec jred bY n trust deed.
After the sale of the above Will he leased for the
term of Is years a vacant LOT adjoining the hove.
50x6a feet. with the privilege of a street II feet
wide, leading fro-p 25,h street
PATRICK CULLEN, Ex'or
of Eliza T. Cuilen, decd.
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ENTEEL KEATAUCTIoN.-
ION TUESDAY a9th inst, at 10 oclock | will
GRE e a1ss 2i OF Fenfes HOUSEHOLD
Mahogany Marble Top BUREAUS.
Mahogany 3 az and Rosewood Marble-lop CENTER
Mahosauy SOFAS, L0TNG Is.
MahoTsny end Black Walnut Jenny Lind BED
I,ery hsn ss Sc GO GpTTAGE FgRNITGRE
AnIinvelce Of new Care asd Wced Seat CHAIRS,
E @AHsTA GSfAf 6 fPRTffSs
no Is Z. 3 COOK, Auot.
DNINISTRATo sALE.-wilI he
"a sold; on WEDNESDAY. the $oth Of the pres
ent month. at the residence of P Fullerton. dec d.
HOLD and KITCHEN FGRNiTGER5iE5' be toa Ing
to said estate, consisting of the usual variety Cor
small family.
TKRMs.-All, sums under $50, cash; over that
est nosS AIEX nf mTTcn Hs1 S'e'
Late Sheriff of Fenrico county, and as such, Com
mlttee Administrator of P. Fullerton, decd.
GHERiFt'S SALE.-Will be sold, on MON
S & iaf saft9 aGSss SN
MILLINERY GOODS, to satisfy an execution in
Rsph hands il o aTS take Of ase spa vs. Charles
TERMs-Cash. ISAAC W. WALKER, D'y.
no 70 For ii. X. ELLYsoN, 5. &. K.
mADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above sale,
100 dozen HOOP skirts,
$50 pair GUM OVkRSHOES.
Al.SO-A lot of CLOTH CLOAKS AND MAN
TlLTAS. mo 25l f. B. COOK, Auct,
BY III. Disses, huctr.
A UCTION SALE OF BoSTON FLINT
STR EtT.-Win be sold. on TUESDAY, Nov.
%, at 10 sciock A. NJ. a larse collection Of Glass
ware, direct from the manufacturers. Name IN
part
Y doz. Silver Diamond VINES,
50 :. Four-irch Heart Naples,
|. II " Sharp Diamond SUGARS and COW
Frs,
" Sharp Diamond BUFFERS and coy
Frs.
g Diamond PITCHERS,
6R't Empress LAMPS,
"a Heart and Diamond LAMPS,
" Seven inch Diamond BOWLS.
Together with Basins and Pitchers. Chambers
Tumbers, Goblets, China Tea Sets, Silver Plated
Spoons and Forks, Table Cutlery. Casters sc
J. II. DlGGES. Auct
D. F. BoorH. Salesman. no 2i-tds
| VUHiTEHURST's OLD GALLERY..--
w Having concluded to close our business in
| Richmond we shall sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY Dec I'd, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of fair
| if not, the next fair day Mt our residence II Main
PhotcHraphs, and other Pictures also at the same
| time and place, will be sold a good election oil
FurnIture Sofas, Tete-a- Tete, Mahogany Chairs
| Mahogany Tables. Glass Cases, Velvet Frames Of
ding, Bedsteads, one large sign. Window Drapery
large stock of Cases and Chemicals, lot of Gilt
FTfn,es &C., &c. The above goods will be on ex-
hbtion till day of sale at our rooms. Y Main St.
| Whitehurst's old Gallery. WATSON Il SON.
]. Il. DiGGEs. Auct. no Its
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1859. REMOVAL 1859.
VAN.LRW, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR CENTRE STOCK
OF
HARDWARE AND

OF
HARDWARE AND
COACH MATERIAL
To the large and desirable store
No. "a, MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite THOMAS r. PACE x co"
Where they are Offering the most thorough aud
complete assortment OF
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
And will be happy to receive their friends and the
public. &C iii
NOTICE. 1.-The undersigned be- leave to m
~ form the trade of Richmond hat they have
this day opened WHOLESALE GROCERY and
PROVISION STORE. on 18th street, tWalaee
Sons old stand.i and name In part
no hhas new Baltimore HAMS.
S hhds new Baltimore BREAST BACON.
10 hhds Western and Baltimore SIDES.
10 hhrs Western and Baltimore SHOULDERS.
100 boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
Is kass choice Goshen and SHADES BUTTER.
is bhs. Bakers BUTTER.
"a hills and kegs No. LARD.
IS boxes superior MOULD CANDLES.
81 hoxes q < d Adamantine do.
As boxes BROWN SOAP. 1
And a fine stock of WINES and LIQUORS.
w q offer the above reasonable terms as
'"o' s'-' ~ PARKS & MINER,
81 Wallace Sons old stand.
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OFFICE OF RIcFMosD t,hSvnLER sco,}
- NntembeT IL, 1859. {
THE TWELFTH ANIMAL NETTING
% the Stockholders of the Richmond ard Dan
vile Railroad Company will b. held 10 Richmond,
on WEDNESDAY. l+th Decor her Is 0
THOS. W. BROCkENBROUGH Treasurer.
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Having purchased the BOTTLING ESTAB-
LISHME NT of Mr.. +. WILBACHER, rs will APP
pear from his Card above. would respectfully
our readiness tn fulhll any orders which may
ceive. ID the promptest manner and on the most
satisfactory terms. LOUIS ECKER n BRO,
28 Main street.
Orders may be left az Messrs. Laidley Il Robin
son IS and DIR. Strecker's. Letter Box s'7zl."
uoS-ilm
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By Jas. M. VHxIor & son.Anci,s.

-FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS AND ONE
l. VACANT LOT, ON 18TH STREET, UNION
hill, Al AUCTION We will sell upon the
premises, on I'll RSDAT, the LIST da, of Decern-
her next, eommencing Ut IA o clock, p. Nj. four
Houses and Lots and one vacant Lot, immedately
opposite the Leigh Street Baptist Church. These
IeneTnents are particularly adapted for small
sized families. Persons desiring 10 secure n heme
IN pleasant and retired neghbo rhood. will find il
to their interest to attend tins sale. The Lot,
front about p feet EACH and back 122 feet to al
alley 20 feet wide.
TFRNs.-0ne fourth CASA; the balance at s. /:
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
and secured by trust deeds.
no % JAS, NJ. TAYLOR * son. Auptg
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K - TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
~ MOND.-In response to the call Of Many
Friends, IN the Dispatch Of Tuesday. 18th INST, I
herewith announce NV self y candidate for COM
MISSIONER OF THE REV EMU for MADISON
WARD. Election, THU RSDAY. LIST December.
no l6-dtdef 6. II. TOMPKINS.
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FnRM nF pRnxY.

Z .
Kacic all men ty these presents. That,
the undersil ned do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney for - and IN name. to-
vote all questions that MAY DO bToul ht before
the meetlne of the Stockholders of the Rich
mona ard Danville Railroad Company to be held
at - -, the - day of -. or at apy
adjourned meeting thereof, hereb, ratfyins all
the acts OF - said attorney IN the premise {.
as fully as ii - were present, and vsting in
person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
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e. TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
So MOND-I am candidate for The office
Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
MADISON WARD and respectfully solicit YOUR
support lno l6-tde*l SAMPSON JONES, JR.
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uOTZE'S CELEBRATED SWISS LEA
II THEIR Observation-Disclosures preparation
makes the Leather waterproof, soft aud durable
and prevents it from cracking, ct the same time
admitting of beautiful gloss. Sold by
JAMES ? DUVAL Druggist.
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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BARGAINS IN NOUS ELAN ES.-We are
ID selling Printed MouSelaIn5s at one shilling,
the same sold ut 25c. short time since. Also.
Mern0 Pl9Ids at Csc, bargain; also. Paris Printed
Mouselalnes at less than the cost of lmportat on
BayadeTe ValentIas, at 25c very cheap; Printed
and Plain French Mernoss; Rich Mouseaine
Rohes, in variety; IRISH Popiin Robes at great
sacrifice; Striped and Check Silks, at spa ard 75c;
rich Silk Robes, III 2 3 and Flonnces, at less than
cost of Importaton; rich Silk Robes Aquille, at
S25, original price $40 to $50: Flounced Silk
Robes at SI5 For bargains. call at SO " ain st
CHE IS'rIAN & LATHROP
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DAKTtES SUPpLiED.-We ddng and other
L parties, IN town or country. supplied with Orna-
mental Confectionery. Ice Cream, Jelly, Cakes
&C., at short notice. and at reduced prices
ANDREW ANTONt, French Coniectloner.
No 1856 Main St, next door Exchange Bank.
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TRIsTEEs, SAIL 81. REAL ESTATE

7 IN HENRICU CUJNTY.-As trustee OF the
Shockoe Hill Building Fund Association OF the
city OF Richmond. and by order of the Board of Di
recoTs OF said Association, we will expose TO sale
at public auction, on the premises, on THURS
DA j, the Stn day OF December, commencing at 1
O'Clock p. NJ, the property conveyed by Jacob
heok and wife, by several deeds tall of which are
recorded III the Clerks Office OF Henrico County
scribgd follows: certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, lying and being IN the county of Henrico,
ADJOINING the lands OF Jno. Nickham estate Ellis
trvan, William Gardner, and others, and contain
ing three and n half acres together with all the
buildings and improvements on the same.
Also all thai tract or parcel OF land lying aud be
ing IN the county of Henrco, near Bethlehem
Meetlng- House. about six miles northeast OF the
city oi Richmond, adjoining the lands of James
Philips, A. Blackburn; and others and containing
sixty and one half acres.
The first described tract viii be sold above adj
yertIsed The second tract will be sold on the sue
ceeding day. say FRIDAY. the 9th day of Deem
Der, commencins ~ the same hour.
TERMS W I'll lie mads known on the day of sale
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x
TRACTOF LAND AND r RESIDENCE NEAR
RiCHMOND.-ln pursuance of the provision of a
deed OF trust to the undersigned. by Sarah Shelton
dated the 9Th Of March. 1856, and dus recorded in
the Clerks Office of Hshrico County Court Ishal
sell ON the premises public auction. the hi III
est bidder. on SATURDAY. the Sd day of Deeem-
Der next Of far; Ii not. the next fair day thereaf
ter commenclns at u q clock NJ a small tract of
land called SUMMERFfELD. in the county of
Henrico. near the city of Richmond ad dining the
Catholic Coilese 'ract
The tract contains A. acres, and has upon it a
comfortable dwelling house, and all necessary out
houses for the accommodation of small family
lis proximity to the city renders it very desirable
as q suburban residence and also n a merket gar
den There IS an insurance upon the Dwelling
house Tor 81 500 until 4th January 1860 inter
est IN which Will be transferred to the purchaser.
IERMS.-Cash for somuch as will be necessary to
satisfy the purposes of the deed about s. 90.
For the balance, upon cred II oil IL months. with
interest from day OF sale; satisfactory security by
deco OF trnstor otherwise, to be given Tor deferred
pay ment. ThTu4h trustee, | am required to
sell for cash yet the purchaser will be able to ar
ranSe for reasonable credit upon about 81 500 of
the cash pay ment.
The title, is believed TO be good; but. selling as
trustee, shall convex with special warranty only.
C. q. GRlSWOLD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES Nj. TAYLOR Il Son,
AuCt's. no Odd
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THE UNDERSIGNED have formed 60
partnership iar the Transaction of \ CON NJ
SION BUSINESS, under the arm vi LEWIS
WEBB K JOHN G. WADE. Thas viii Give par
tienlar attention To the sale ct FI.0d X. WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They aeegps the store and
inmbe r~hease No. % Main street E'ns n4eaEtsd BY
Lewis Webb. LEWtS sEkHh
n -, - laur XaWt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

A MOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL AT
l n. WALKER & cos.
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS SUITS, from SIS to
S25.
Harris silk mixed SUITS. from 8 Is To S25.
Plain Beaver Business COATS, SACKS a.
FROCKS from $40 10 3lS
Fine assortment of black cloth DRESS and FROCK
BOYS CLOTHING
n I'll lind, md nr,aoS
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EVY HAS now in store a large stock of Do
IL nestle Dry Goods. which he IS prepared TO sell
at the very lowest cash prices. We advise al! who
have any Dry Goods to purchase to give LEVY a
call before purchasing elsewhere, as we feel rs
sured that every person must he pleased, both with
the we'll selected stock OF Goods and with the
prices that he is Offering them at.
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II JUST FROM AUCTION, AT MAILERT'S.
Two thousand yards extra fine Second Mourn
ing Calico only 4d worth l23a; 500 Linen Cam
brio Handkerchefs only g.. cts 1850 yards heavy
White Twlled Flannel. 2 good article, only shil-
ling; 800 Bed and Negro Blankets very cheap; O. 0
cheap Cambria Bands and Collars; $50 all ST. les
Shawls and Cloaks, very cheap; 1900 yards cheap
Goods for mems and boys wear; $50 Yards all
styles Dress Goods, very cheap; 100 Mems and
Ladies' Under Vests, cheap; 100 ards cheap Heavy
Goods for negroes; go new style Nubias; 500
Worsted Bonnets and Wrappings for children; 500
yards cheap Black Alpaca and Merino; 700 yards
cheap W hite and Red Flanues; 500 cheap Towels,
Table Cloths, and Hosp Skirts. Call at
kiAILERT'S, II Main street.
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W GUNS. PI ST OIL s, IShING-TACkLE,
SPORTING APPARATUS. WALKING CANES,
&r-1IAS. Walsh. Manufactured and Importer
attention Of nIer, hqnts and sportsmou TO his ex-
tensiye and well selected assortment of Goods of
every description in the GunBery line. which he
will sell at the west possible prices. and the
most accommodating terms. Colts celebrated
FIVE SHOOTER. and every description of fire.
arms, kept constantly on hand. also, Ammuni-
tom. Percneslnn Cans. Nc.
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for Gents Wear. '' 49,
Also. a fine line of TWEEDS, SATiNETs kc
&c, suitable for Boys wear - -
In Housekeeping and Servants Go o,Is have :,
passed. 10 sui
All of the above Goods have been purcbasad
within the past week. on the most favorable farms
aud will be SOLD CHEAP, as / am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales M
Call and examine Tor yourselves before purcbas-
ing elsewhere at JNO T., SMITH III = ''
Sc 26-tix ew2m No 20 Main strsss+
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Wenvite the Ladies to give us a call
PERKINS q CO, No. III Eagle SQUARE.

FTNtE tfELATEST SILhs >. BACK and coIored;
the cheapest printed Delaines and poplins; che
cheapest Damasks and Towelings; the cheapest
Bed and Negro Blankets; the cheapest Full Cloth,
kerseys and Linseys; the cheapest Embroideries
the cheapest Carpets and Rugs; the che pest Brown
and Beached Shirtings; the cheapest Hoop Skirts;
the cheapest Hosiery and Gloves; the cheapest
Merino Shirts and Drawers; the cheapest French
Corsets; the cheapest Shawls, Chesterhelds and
Cloaks. Competition thrown IN the shade. hy
large stock of Dry Goods must be sold. The price
of every article has been reduced in consequence
ri the Iateness of the season. II will be TO the In
terest of farmers. planters and heads of families
wanting goods to call at the popular house of trade
of ALFRED MOSES. 63 Main st.
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MILITARY eLOTHs.-We have in store a
VI fnll stock of Blue and Grey Cloths and Sati
nets, for Military purposes. Also, Virginia Mill
tary Buttons, Gilt and Worsted Braid. &c. &c.
KENT, PAINE q co
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HAIR DYES. HAIR DYES. Reihe's Hair
L Dye. Phalon's HAIR Dye, Taylor's Hair Dye
Billiards. Han Dye, yptian Hair Dye, for sale
by A. BoDEKER, Drussist, No. 10 Main st.
KEROSINE, OR COAL OIL.-Pure Coal
IA Oil. clear and with little smell, warranted to
burn well and without smoke for sale By
a BOQEKER. Druggist
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II n INtE HIN UN Y UTNPUNFU Ut VI
II BoTTLiN6 ESTABLISHMENT, in favor of
Messrs. L. EUKER BRO, OF this city, re-
commend these gentle men To my custs msfs in the
city aud thTnue hoat the State, equally trust
worthy aud able To satisfy every claim on The part
OF the pubic. Z. WILBACHER.
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( AIDES FURS,
L LADIES' FURs,

LADIES' FURS.
Just received, another lot of new and desirable
FURS and MUFFS. Also.
HATS AND CAPS
In great variety; AMONGST them is the ZOUAyE
II AT. the latest thing out In tie way of CAPS,
rent vafists can ne found, including the SEAM
LESS CAP, something new, at
BlNFORD'S Hat stcIe,
% lS--Ifi, "A ain str
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-29

THE ESTATE OF PHILLIPS, SAMPSON 6 CO.
At the first meeting of the creditors at Phillips,
Sampson & Co., which was held yesterday, in
Boston, Hon. Alexander H. Rice and Harvey
Jewell, Esq, were chosen assignees. The an
nouncement of claims proved and allowed at
this meeting was considerably over 100000.
Of this Indebtedness $4,000 is due to Rice,
Kendall & Co.. about $4,000 on their own ac-
count, and the balance merely collectable in
their name on account of various paper max.
ers. The principal creditors have been in
doubt in regard to the Atlantic Monthly, some
of them hesitatlng as to the expediency of
continuing to publish it. They voted yester-
day unanimously to leave the further publica-
ton OF the Magazine to the discretion of the
assignees
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-29

Mr. IL ennedy, of RoXbury, has discovered IN one
u or common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
knu o. hulnor, nom the worst Scrofua down to com
mon Pmpe - w =" WV"
Two bottles tiles are warranted to nursing sore mouth
the face. ~ " liPeS
Two or three bottles will clear the svste,n of hiIos
he stomach. ' '''nNei III
Three five bottles are warranted to cure tho wors,
kind OF Eryspelas. ~ ''i' "Vis'
One or two bottles warranted to cure all bumors in
Two bottles warranted to cure RUNNING of tho oos
and blotches among the hair. VI INV '"'S
-Four 70 SIX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers. P' anu
one bottle will cure scay eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the wor,
Kind of rngworm WV "oiS'
Two or three bottles are warranted TO curo tbo oo,
desperate case of rheumatism. ~ ''
ree OF our bottles are warranted to cure salt rhem
ve 10 eight bottles will cure the case of scrota
one 70 three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thn
e 10 TWO bottles are warranted to cure sic
70 Two bottles are warranted to regulate cosye
One to two bottles will regulate all dero,oo,o. a.,
Kidneys e al arrangements OF the
to six bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
one to three bottles cured the worst case of niles
dSie Is Always experienced. What mercy 10 oet re
iiei ~ such an eXcrucating disease ' ~ ee'ie-
since Its first discovery, have from time IN tio ada
fH9us Olher herbs to III of of them Hnnncratos
and ia a o. Medicine says at an herb Of jupiter
II rs IN especial friend to the liver worth nh ho
Nen 1Vgether cooling it when hot and warmnr Il
createth an appetite curcth all gone and sinking
s Hs 'e Pr OF the stomach eascth ali pains md
eth the nsy .n ea Sg1dfs BY opening the gall rcsor
A, A eHpells all raw, vsci0us and SHINY bunors on,
blood fo ~ ~ Geaseth all inward ulcers and congealed
opening distractions Of tho spleen Il nurgeh nil
6ead AMI p ha nu melancholy vapors which rsct to the
hii au pIh causing distressing headache fearful G,rc
Doung OF trouble trembling of The heart fnitins ana
he herb boiled p wine is particularly good to revive
Sphll " tne aged, and WhOcypr "A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-29
Exhibition of the Worcester County Horticul-
tural Society


Horticultural Hall is made very attractive
by the fine display of fruits, flowers and ap-
propriate decorations. The exhibition, this
year, owing to the unfavorable season. falls
below what is usual, in some respects. The
show of apples is deficient in variety and
quality, and there is an entire absence of peach
es, once leading feature in our exhibitions.
But for this falling off there is good deal of
compensation in the magnificent show of pears.
the unusually fine display of vegetables, and
and the regularly improving exhibition of
grapes
OF apples, the whole number of entries is
3O6, by IA contributors. Geo. A. Chamber
lain of Worcester has entered so varieties
Sylvanus Sears 46, and L. B. Hapgood of
Shrewsbury 36. Among the other leading
contributors, are Samuel ID. Ward of Shrews-
bury, VIM. b. Fox and Stephen S. Foster of
Worcester, and Rev. Joseph Allen and Charles
johnson of Northboro'
vi pears, there are III entries, by 81 con-
tr1butors. Of these, John Milton Earle exbib-
tied 1870 varieties, ID. w. Lincoln 81. Geo.
Jacques 30, |. Washburn and Edward Earle 26
each, o. b. Hadwin rs, L. X. Earle "A. iona
than Grout %, Levi Lincoln %, Geo. Il. Rice
Il, Samuel s. Cotton 20 Sundry other
contributors exhibited from ten to twenty
kinds each. Among the pears, are many
dishes of extraordinary size and beauty, and
of the most approved varieties Several dishes
of Beurre Clairgeau attracted much notice,
and attention was drawn to the dishes of Ouch.
esse dAngouleme, Beurre d'Anjou, Beurre
Bose, Easter Beurre, Paradise d'Antomne,
Sheldon, &c.
Of other fruits, chiefly grapes, there were
~ entries by % contributors. John c. Within
OF Northbridge ~ Cruikshanks, gardener, ex-
hibited 10 varieties of grapes, and #. w. Hunt
OF East Douglas Z, both collections being very
superior.
OF vegetables, the number Of contributors is