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~ IT YOU HAVE A CoUGH,
TAKE HAMpTON,a TyN(yTTIRy

II You HAVE COUGH,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTuRK.
TAKE HAMPToN's rINcTURE.
TAKE HAMpToN's rINcrURx.
TAKE HAMPToN's rINcTURz.
II you have Pain In the back,
T.KE HAaPT0N's TISCgURE.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCruRE.
TAKE HAMpTON'a TINOTURE.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Ia most highly esteemed; like thousands Of our best
known citizens feels IL duty to bear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power Of HAmPToH'5
without giving it q triaIi Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT 2s, 1883
MessTs Mortimer d .Hosubray- Gentlemen: I have
been fdr some time afflicted with Asthma aecomph.
nied with shortness Of breath, with many sym ptons
properties of HAMPTON'S VEG ETEBLE THO
TURE, from having used the same, induced me 10
procure bottle Of the Tincture, and by the Of
one bottle was much better that was induced TO
use more OF it, and by FIVE or elk bottles was
sons who gre afflicted as was to use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TIN NCTURE.
Gentiemen-You are at liberty to use my name
sor the benefit of the afflicted.
s'wess corner Of Lborty az snd g. Clay sss7
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Esld by PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond; by
Or COOKE. Frederioksburg; by all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 M0WBkAY.
Baltimore. and BY Druggists and Shopkeepers
sA- 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
no I-dkwts
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GOING TO RUIN.-Graytown, which became fa.
moas some years ago, on account Of the destruc.
tive and victorious war waged against 1t by the
United States, in which some of our valiant naval
oficers gained immense glory, is likely to be ru
ined by the rapid filing up Of Its hsrbor with
sand. The vessels lying there have been obliged
to 20 outside from lear of being shut in.
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ssas- DR.. M1NsocK's INDIAN PAsAcsA.

FOR THE CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND RHRU-
NATIsM-This Compound effectusily relieves and
cures Ieuralgis ami Rheumstiam in its most acute
fjrm. The great success with which It has met and
the increasing demand justites the assertion that
it stands upriy6led aremeay, Those who have
suffered and are relieved, are willing witnesses
in behalf OF its virtues. The many testimonials
which have been given in its behalf, are convincing
and satisfactory. The afflicted have only to try
and be convinced.
Many certificates of its efficacy can he se by ap-
plication to the Agents.
eN- "he genuine PanscPa is to be had of all
Druggists. Orders addressed TO the General Whole
sale Agents, FISHER WINSTON,
Druggists, l2j Main street, Richmond, Va.
prca Tine Dollar bottle te lS-Im
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SINGULAR OBLIvIoUsNEss OF MARRIED PARA
couple were married by Justice Hsnselman last
week, and so delighted were they with their pros.
pect of connubisl bliss that they both became in
toxicsted as they left the Office, and forgot
what had passed. Yesterday, they returned to
the magistrate and wished to be welded sgain,
and we're greatly amazed when informed the csre-
mouy had once been performed. They did not be
lieve the statement until the documents were
shown .-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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AZ BUNAWAY.-SICO REWARD

~; The above reward viii he paid for the appre-
= hoD-on SId delivery IL b2vi3 HDtcheson,
- IN tbs city Of Richmond. or confined in any
Jel that get him ain, il taken out of the state
o Virginia. and $50 II taken IN the State OF Virginia.
Tor m man THOMAS JEFFEhSON. He Is about
q years Of age brown complexion, full head of hair
good teeth, ieet 10 inches high. aud rather gruw
C1lDteD2nce- JuHE HUTCH ESON.
ss- Euquirer and Whg will copy ia weekly pa
ror Tuira sarh ia 22-1ts
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Professor o. N. Mitchell, the celebrated Az.
tronomer, has accepted the appointment ~ Direcs
tor Of the Dudley Observatory.
Alexander r. Boteler, viii, by general consent,
be the Whig candidate for Congress, from the
Londoun, Va, district.
4 Cincinnati paper saJs 6 gambler Ia Third
ststat was married lssf EseE. aud 1t the tsgin.
ming Of this, lost 50 600 st faro bsnk on Fifth
street. Mist0rtanse never come single,
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RUNAWAYS.

81 UNE HUNUKED DULLAkS RE.
WARD -The Subscribers offsr reward OF
- FIFTY DOLLARS. If taken IN the state 8ni
80 of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, if taken out
= state, Tor the apprehension ana delivery to
them in Richmond. of MULATTO MAN named
sTEySET. wh3 ran away from Mrs Julia Mitchell
about ten days since, lie IS Of brown Color about
years old nge feet 10 or II incnss high. and is a
good looking man, but little STOPPING and round
shGUldered- lie came from Amelia county, Virgil
MIA. bpt has belonged TO MS as Executors. and has
lived with Mrs Mitchell. in Richmond. for five or
SIX years past SAMUEL z MITCHELL,
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
nh s-oW ExecuErs Of Nm Mitchcll IL.
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IMPORTANT DEc!sIoN.-An important decision
was delivered in the United States Supreme Court
at Washington, Monday, by the Chief Justice, in
the case OF the United States vs. Sherman II
Booth. the Supreme Court vs. Error to Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin. The case involved the right
of State Courts to release on habeas corpus par.
ties IN custody under process of the United States
Tor offenses against the laws of the United States
This was done by the court below in the instance
OF an arrest under judgment by the District Court
Of the United States for violation of the Fugj-
tive Slave law. The whole conduct of the court
below was held to be totally illegal and virtually
revolutionary; that the Marshal had a right, and
it was bis duty, TO resist by force any such inter.
ference op the part OF the State powers; and that
the Fugitive Slave act was clearly constitutional
This must put end for the future to all contests
between the United States and States as to the
constutionality of the Fugitive Slave law, and all
attempts hereafter by State Courts to interfere
with officers of the United States in carrying it
out will be regarded as revolutionary, and treat,
ed as such.
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10 sos "A REWARD of S26 will

"A be paid T the delivery ofa Negro Man. CALI
- ed FHtL TAT LQk. This negro was pur"
- chased in kichmnnd. at sGctfon, on the 9th
May. 1857, and bill ct sale made by GPoFg9
Sgslliags He is Of m1latto color good teeth,
which he sho og-s advantage when speaking; walks
badly. gave sail negro IN 1ney aud pass to 90
- Richmond to visit his wife, whp. / believe re-
sides in Chesterfield she i; a free Tnnsl and from
what have he Ard he is harborei by her The
above will be paid. II delivered to Dickinson.
Hill Go, CT Richmond
john SAUNDERS,
81 at IOrss s+e
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STEERING TIMgs.-The candidates for
the various municipal Offices are now engaged in
canvsssing the city. and some of them are labor
ing zeaiously to win success. By reference to onr
advertising columns, the voters will see the names
of the various aspirants, and can make their So.
lectiops with very little trouble.
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BzAur,FuL PorAroEs.-We are indebted

to Messrs Austin & Gentry, commission mer-
chants, for O hamper Of California Hickory Leaf
Potatoes-called in Eastern Virginia the "Peach
Biow"-which surpass in size any vegetables Of
the kind we have ever seen. They are said to be
superior for table use to the pink eye or Mercer,
and much less liable to injury by drought.
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aS-oHRAP CARD RDpRINTINa.-Tbe DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
hudaLEs' FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES, 10
prepared to furnsh thisdcscription ofwork cheaper
ana WIN greater rapidty. than any other establish.
.nent IN THIS city. The largest stock Of CARDS iu
the city can be found at this Office
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The COUNTY CoURT of Henrico, was
engaged the greater part of yesterday in the trial
of misdemesnors. The case of John W. Woody,
for committing an assault upon come man while
on frolc, was disposed By fining him s.. and inn
prIsouing him for ten days. Heavy pay for so lit.
tie fun,
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BIT BY DoG.-We understand that
Charlie, son Of D. b. Bridgford, was bitten by .
vicious dog, yesterday, while passing along 2lst
street The same dog has frequently been COM
planned CT, and ought to be sent to dog heaven as
speedily as possible.
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Iose Oouafsur.-Married- Iredell county
b. Jacob Fraley, Esc on the 2oth Of JsnuarJ lest
sftsr q close ccurtship of 73 years, Mr. Ruben
Barbour and Miss Sarah Thompson. both aged
about sixty years, -IredtH. N. c., E.press.
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gLoNIoUs Aes4ULr.-Robert Pstter-

FgLoNIoUs AestULr.-Robert Pstter-
son, charged with assaulting with intent to kill
John A. Gentry. on the 9th inst has been exam
ined before a called court, and remauded for final
trial at the Spring term of the Circuit Court
He was admitted to bail in $500 for his appear
alCe.
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Mr.. 6oudH.-John B. Cough gave his faresell
lecture at Edinburgh, on Saturday evening, Feb.
II, when he addressed q crowded audience Of
working men 10 Dunedin Hall-Baiie Stephenson
presiding. Mr.. Cough has gone to England, where
il 10 expected, be will labor Ill! next autumn. His
recent visit TO Scotland has been very successful
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GIVE THEM LIGHr.-some of the watch

men think that the best guards our merchants
can employ by night, is gas light and open wins
dows. II this plan were adopted they could zee
what was being done ia all stores in their beats,
and if burglars eytinguished the lights, they
would then know thatth premises we're invaded,
and act accordingly. Let the experiment be
I'll
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BAD CoEDITIos Gary street is in
worse condition now than we ever saw 1t. At its
with l7th street the walks buried
in mud, and the cutters are conn pletely overruu.-
Can nothing be done to improve it.
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INCRNDIARIsM.- alarm

INCRNDIARIsM.--The alarm Of fire
about o'clock yesterday morning, was'caused by
the burning of a stable and cow house belonging
to Mr.. Andrew Jinkins, on Duvai street. near I'd.
The fire was communicated from the inside of the
lot, and burned so rapidly that the other build.
ings were in great danger, and might have been
destroyed but for the great exertions of the neigh
bors to prevent the spreading Of the flames. Loss
about $500. No insurance.
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~ You CAN ExprCr wIrH A Cru

rAINTY to obtain fine Picture and correct Lkent S.
by calling at the Photograph and Fire art Gallnry
ofG. W. MINNIS. I9f Main street The small Am.
brotypes, photographs. as we'll as the larger sizes
in Oil or Water Colors. executed at his Galleries.
are gems of art and are warranted to give satisfac
tion 80
avery style Of Photograph made from lifo, or
copied from small AmbrOtypes or Daguerreofypes
aud coored in any of the vareus styles, may az all
times be obtained at the above-named establish.
ment; REMEMBER THE NUMBER, ls7 MAIN
STREET. fe2
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CHRISTIE Il KEMBLB's Burlesque Ethio-
plan Troupe are to give . concert at Metropolitan
Hall next Friday night.
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SUSPICIOUS Characterization several

mornings past two three suspicious looking
characters have been lurking about the first maj.
ket house, forcing themselves into CROW d. and ap.
parently watching all with much inter- est those
who exhibit money. but one has vet been able to
detect either of them in any light fingered opera.
ton. Notwithstanding the fact that several pocket
books have been borrowed of their owners, robbed
of their contents, and thrown aside. 1t may be that
the suspected parties are Innocent, but If not,
they will be detected before they are aware of It..
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TIE SILVER MEDAL, to be awarded

the scholar who has the best report of the Teach
ers of the Night Schoolof the Virginia Mechan-
les Institute, for puuctual attendance, good Or
der and progress in studies during the present
session, has been completed, and will be present.
ed at the close OF the session. 1t will be a very
pretty menento for the winner to look upon
years hence, ard should prove a stimulant in all
time TO come There are now about one hundred
and ninety pupils in this school, the friends of
every one of whom will anxiously hope to hear
that their particular favorfse has proved the VIC
tor. Another prize, of a handsome bound book,
is to be awarded to tho best reader and for this
there are a number of competitors.
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- MEMPHIS AND WASHING.

TON TELEGRAPH LINE This new
TELEGRAPH LINE ID now open for b5,.pess. II
connects with Memphis. Nashville, X7oxville,
uhattsnoogs. vicks6urg. Matched and New Orleans.
gomery and Mobile, in the Souih and South .est,
and all intermed points OF impoftAnce. From
Richmond 70 WsshiuRton it will DO operated With
ington City with the American Telegraph Compar
ny's Printing Lines TO Baltimore. PhliadelDhiA,
New YoIk. Boston. Portland. bangor. Halifax. No
va Scotia and St Johns, New Rrunswick, tpyin9
field. Troy. Albany. Rochester. nnfAlo. sve!and.
chicago. Cincinnati. Lonisville ns Loufs ano -.
tans In Missouri Iowa and Kansas. ard cmIa
II jsslt and reliable Line af Telegraph 10 the sem'
u srcial aLd tslegraIhins puhlir
Once in Richmold corner Aaia and Psssi ssfts"'
NH 3-ts
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sB WHITE and Red onion SETS For
sale by JOHN w GARLICK,
NH 80. Market Place, franklin ct.
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THE MISSION 70 BoeorA.-Tbe President Of the
United States has nominated to the Senate, for
the Mission to Bogota, the Hon. Geo. w. Jones, OF
Iowa, late Senator from that State.
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THE WEATHER. yesterday, was as
charming as May, and the fair sex enjoyed it, If
We are to Judge by the numbers to bs seen on the
streets and in the stores.
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TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAM Ice BoAT.-The La
Crosse Republican notices the experimental trip
of the newly invented ice boat, and her arrival
at that place on the 22d ult. Il is pronounced a
great success. description of this singular
craft has already been given. The Republican
says:
"Her running time from Prairie.du Chen was
four days, being heavily loaded with freight, &c,
Tor Northwestern points. After remaining at tho
leVee ~ minutes, she made break for up river,
and as she left. it reminded US of microscopic
view we once had of huge land turtle Three
loud cheers were given by the multitude as she
departed, and all seemed highly pleased, except
the agent OF Burbsnk's Express, who Immediately
dispatched an extra for st. Paul, declaring he'd
beat that ice boat, or jump into the river" At
Dresoach City the boat was ahead, but between
there and Winona, the gap was gradually closed
by the gaining of the wagon. When last heard
from the contestants were going in hip and thigh.
nip and nip, a little this side of Red Wing; and
the chances were considered lsetIe in favor of the
boat. Much money will change hands. ss large
sums are said to have been bet on the result"
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nineteen years old, named 0'DoDnsll, 10 on trial
IN ST. Louis for being married 10 three wives At the
sanaa TINA
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~ CHrILs AND FEvsn, cH,II, Avn

fEvEa -One OF the greatest remedies that has ever
oeen laid before the pubiic for Fever and Asne AMI
ne ne press and the people. Is pR J HOST TIERS
CELEBkATED B1rTEKS Who would endutg tho
tortures arising ON this terrible disease when IL
can pe 80 easily curso, Who would eudurs sleep
ess nights. turning fevers aud icy cbills alternate
y. when remedy can be obtained TOR mere trifley
istence under this deadly blight, and Do pothing
out Rulp down QuiniLe. until It becomes as common
tneir daily meals. and yet they are not reliered
none but the foolish aid weak would hesitats 10
these valuable Bitters. and themselves
ihtense agony.
where. sS s'oiy
IL See advertisement in another column.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
- -
ffST~ DR- EvIvsSua T., Irap.w n,

teT DR. SyLvASus l.. JranaM having
located himself permanently In Richmond, respect
folly tenders his professional services to the public
Calls mar be made either at his Office Bank street
near the Mechanics Institute, or at the st Charles
Hotel NH 3-6lmS
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WATCHES, JEWELRY,
\ SILVER AND PLATED WARE.

e Richmond Va. u receiving daily. Dy Bx.
press hADdsoms additions 20 bis extensive stosx g
WARE All Of which, having bees ssiecfsd oy nsn.
seif wih The greatest csre from tie best
And manufacturers In phiiadsiphis: New AoI4 ~
SDssie ssnsrsly. st wholesale snd retail. on the
most ni rsssoosbs terms He would ss.s % ps.,scgisr
s,nsistinr OF Bra lillian Pcbbiss and sli other sart-
esies Of GLASSES. He has no hesitation IN sayiug
hs win be able TO suit any pcrson needing nptiSAA
add fe % m sh0.
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~ REEs b Co.'S prices for their superior Photo
graphic Portraits are 25 aud 50 cents for the usual
sl0 size; and 100 for the 90 size and zoo for the
AGO size; and 90 for the 500 sizs and 1000 for the
Is co sizs and so on.
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, CLEAR WATERl CLEAR wa

vWN CLEAN WATEK CLEAN WA
EATER.-On hand at our Pottery, corner Of
W. i2th and Cary streets. a large supply of all
w siZes WATER FILTERe, which we
selling at very low prices, and IS theY very
Idpid-flterinR from three TO five gallons Of water
an hour-eyerY family should have one.
KEESEE 4 PARR,
IN Hanufartnr
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nRIcHMoND THEATRE.

NJ RICHMOND THEATRE.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
Last night but vpe, of the
POPULAR COMEDIANS,
Mr. VIM WHEATLEY,
AND
MrJ 8 CLARKE.
First night OF the sterling Comedy Of
WILD 0ATSI
WILD OATS.
Mr. WM WBEATLEY as ROVER
Mr. J CLARKE assIM.
Mr. VIM WREATLEY as ROVER.
Mr. CLARKEas SIM
TURNING THE TABLES
TURNING THE TABLES.
Mr. s CLARKE q JACK HUMPHRIES.
Mr. J CLARKE % JACK HUMPHRIHs.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
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DETsoroRs We have been shown an

DETsoToRs We have been shown an
lpgenious'y constructed instrument for detecting g
house breakers and driving them of. which seams
20 be weil adapted for the purpose. 1t Is nothing
more tnan small cylinder, containing explosive
powder to be hung over doors and windows, and
80 arranged that in opening one or hoisting the
c!ner the cy Under will fall to the floor and stri.
king on either end, cause the powder to explode.
followed by loud report, as loud as that Of a
oIscnarged pistol, and thus alarming the occu.
pants OF the house. Some of our merchants aud
housekeepers, however, have already ira proved up
on TINS invention. by substituting for il we'll
charged guns, so arranged that they will give any
Intruder good dose of buckshot before he s aware
Gf it. The Improvement. If it succeeds, has two
advantages First, it will give the Coroner and
Constable work to do. And, second, will rid the
community Of very unprof table members.
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E PARKE roISDRxTEa,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
RICHMOND. Va,
VIII practice In the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatsn and Amelia.
50. Office in Iisle's Building. Of Main and
Hth stree.s. Sc 23-l2m
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~FRRsH LlHoHrs.-I have iuat

FRRsH LlE0Hns.-I have just re-
eeiyed, by Adams' Express fresh lot of Syediah
LHECHES. which will be applied upon most reason.
ableter;Ds. - - . =
TO- Oan be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and Of
night on 9th street. French Garden Nill. 80
my 23-ts X, @. HOBsONl
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A. o. G. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN pAvoRyTH Brand ALWAYS
on SALE BT JAMES g. MCANDKEW,
dc Sly 54 PINE STREET, NEW YokK
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Wxr1 GEO. J. SUMNER, ~
~ 70 - PEARL STREET, III
~ RiCHMUnD. VA. ~
~ CHINA, GLASS SAEDEsRTHENW
II Il

Is now receiving bis usual large supply OF French
aud English CHINA; EARTHEAWARE of the
latest patterns and shapes, mostly Of his own i'm
portatiop: Plain. Pressed and Gut GLASSWARE, of
every description; LOOKING GLAesEs; Plated
britannia and Japan Goods, and House Furnishing
Gof do generally. His steck will be found as eyten
ave aId we'll assorted as any house in this country
can exhibit. which is offered at prices puqraatee} 10
G az tor as anyrGguiar reptcklg hoSe IN MS eoags-
try t1tl n0sss The usnai credit for prompt pay
hient. or a liberal discottRffo cash
ehauts. Hotel Keepers, Springs Proprietofs and
Housekeepers, before making their purchases.
Goods carefully packed BY experienced packers.
aud shipped promptly. NH 4-2m
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s@f Dr.. JoHS B. WALTHALL, (Homeo.
patist offers his pro exsional aervioes to the citi
Gems OF Richmond an' its vicinity. ofaca at his ra
20 f1-dly
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,old by all Druggists in Richmond. &C ls-6m
rs- RURRow S RELIABLE MEDICINE.
TIE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE


THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE
MORLr-
Tlas cured, and is DOW daily effscting the most
extraordinary cures OF diseases, to which humanity
is afflicted Thousands, who we're hitherto suffering
uncer the most nveterste diseases, and which were
deemed hey ond the skill OF medicine, have teen
wonderfully restored TO health by the of this
Irnly. great remedy. For SCR0EULA. kHBUMA-
TI3M, SYPHILIS, PILES, DYSPEPSIA, ALL
sCROFULlUS AFFECTIONS. and for aB diseases
resang from iniaity Qf The LtOod, 1t is unsurpass
ed by any medicine In medical science.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach. .
an strengthening and ren0vating every organ of
the human 81 stem. it necessarily cures all those
diseasts resulting trcm morbid action OF the same
such rs Ii ER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AEFEC.
TlONs. GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTiuNS
On THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
and all Other diseases which well known to ex-
ist from the above causes All that is asked is a
air trial, which vii; assuredy convince auy of
the Incompatible efficacy OF this relnaI kabie pre-
paration in curing The diseases for which it is re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptiye circular. Prepared by
w BURROW d co,
Practical and Analyt teal Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale ia Richmond by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co,
DR. " Garlick, Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally NH l-3