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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

An IrishmsD, being called 10 testify in
court a. witness. vas told by the clerk
IN bob. up his righI hshd. The man i'm
medialrly held up his left hand. Hold
up your right hand , said the clerk.
Please your honor said the witness, sull
keeping up bis left band. Please your
honor, | am left handed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09
G.503GB g0B2E1aB.
DON'T YOU REMEMBER, NELLIE.
By VIOLA,

By VIOLA.
Don't you remember, Nellie,
The day when we met
The JOY of that meeting
Hanes round my spirit yet.
And don't you remember
When the leaves began to fall
| lef' YOU in The North land,
left my love and all.
Don'tyou remember ..
A ress of sunny hair
You placed within my bosom,
And sull keep il there,
Thy eyes still look upon me,
Though far away lroam,
And Thy fairy tones come TO me,
Here in my Southern home
And don't you remember
Each hot and bitter tear
You shed when we parted.
Perchance, for many year,
And don't YOU remember
How your bosom rose and fell,
And the loved and long caresses
When you bade me farewell.
Don't you remember
The token fair you gave.
1t has guarded me through life,
1t shall bear me 10 The grave.
God bless you, bonnie Nellie,
Wherever YOU may rest,
And Heavens hand but send thee
Mementoes, for the best.
And when again | meet thee.
Mid the noble and the true,
Shall | give thee back each token
That | received from you;
Give thee back enSufiied
Affections budding flower;
May Heaven in mercy hasten
My returning hour.
And | remember, Nellie,
The words of parting dear,
The music Of The hearl-throbs
Convey them to me here.
But bark the clock above me
Has tolled the midnight hour,
And so farewell my beauty,
My loyed and gentle flower.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

A MIRACLE OF HoNEsTY.-At party
one evening several contested tue honor
of having done the most extraordinary
thing, and a reverend gentleman was ap.
pointed sole judge Of their respective pre-
tensions.
One party produced his tailor's bill
with a receipt attached TO il. A buzz
went through the room that this could not
be ourdone, when second proved that he
had Just arrested his tailor for money he
lent him.
The palm is his" was the general
cry when the third put in his Slain.
"Genrlemen," said he, 81 cannot boast
of thefeals Of my predecessors, but have
returned 10 The owners two umbrellas that
they left at my house"
"I'I hear no more," cried the astonish-
ed arbitrator, "this is the very ne plus
ultra Of honesty, unheard Of deeds; II is
an acl Of virtue Of which never knew
any one capable. The prize is"
Hold" cried out another, I've done
still more than that" ...
Impossible y cried the whole COM
pany; "let US hear"
I've been taking my paper for twenty
years and paid for il every year in ad-
vance ~
Twas no use-he took the prize.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09
A WISH.

wish had lille wife,
A little slove and FIRE,
Ia hug her like lump OF gold,
Aud lei 10 one come nigh her,
fI.spend my days i'll happiness,
I'd vegitale in clover.
And when died Id shut my eyes,
Lay down and roll right over.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09
JEFFERSON COUNTY VA, SATURDAY MORNING. April, g. 1889

Och, murther, Mat, sure an ye have The
divil in the sack.
"Bate The ould halhen, then {; yez i'll
never have a belier chance. Bate the
horns off i'm lalhem i'm like blazes, me
darlint y
laugh !" says Biddy, "rm faintin'
wild the power Nv i'm. Cast i'm of yez'
Mat p
"Howly 81. P0lher !" says Mat, throw
ing down the sack ;"Biddy, the baste is
a pole, cat Lave the house or yez ill
be kilt ntirely. Murther and turf. Pur-
tv kiuIe O. fish yez made of it, TO be sure,
TO be mistaken that lltlle diVil for a hsr'
rumless cat!'
AMai. fore the love o. God, if yez con-
vanient to the door, be aflher openin' it,,
| for Pm narev ehoked wild i'm. Och,
Biddy Natoney, bad luck to yez for lawn
Iould Ireland, 10 be murIhereG in this way,
Howly Mary, peraet NE Mat. Fm
clane kilt intIrely-taek me out o this y
Mat drew her out Of doors, and then
broke for the pump like a 9uarler.horse,
closely followed by Biddy.
"Shure, that little william bates the divIl
in,irely he's ruined me house, an Kill
Biddy an put me out o consolate wld
mesiI( for month TO come. Och, The de-
savin' vagabone bad luck to him." and
Mat plunged his head into The horse
trough up TO his shoulders.
"Get oat O. that. Mat, I'm naFly blind.
and Biddy went under the water. "Ocl
the murlherin' basle," says Biddy. sput
lering the wafer out Of her mouth, "m'
bes, pelticoat is split intireIy. Mat Ma
Ioney, divil trap will ivIr help yeS t'
sill for cat agin."
Don't trouble yersilf Mistress MaIo
ney, we've played the divi as it is. Niv
ir fear me akin lap'or,h O yer assist
ance. It's natural fool ye are, 10 be Ia
kin baste of poIe-cas for house-caI,'
Mat and Bid'Iy went cautiously back t'
the cabin, from which offensive qnadru
ped had taken his departure. Things
were turned out of doors, Biddy's petit
coat buried, the bed. which fortunately
escaped, moved TO a near neighbor's, til,
stove moved outside, and for week the.
kept house out OF doors, by which time
bv dint Of hard scrubbing, and washing
and airing, the house was rendered ono
more habilable, but neither Mat nor Bid
> dy has forgotten the ''strange car."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

IL health las compelled Judge Black
TO sail iu7 Cuba.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09
Trusting TO Providence.

One of those stiff-necked, puritanical
missionaries, who sometimes wander
away down south" and take sly chances
of endeavoring 10 enlighten the benight-
ed dsrkies of that region, was riding along
one Sunday morning in the neighborhood
Of a wealthy planters negro quarters,
when, to his horror, he spied Cujo hoeing
small potato patch. Stopping his
horse at the fence, he addressed him
thus
"My poor unfortunate colored brother,
is it possible your cruel master compels
you to labor on the Lords holy day %
o, no, massa stranger my massa's
good man he glib niger far chance, glib
him garden for hisself. Dis all mine !"
looking around with importance, upon his
'Iiule property.
"Worse and worse !" exclaimed the
other, rolling up his eyes the ignorance
Of Egyptian bondage Has he never
taugh, you the sinfuness of working on
the Sabbath -
"Well, you sec, massa stranger, neb-
Der knew 'fore twas sin for Niger 10 hoe
his own 'taters Sunday" SAID Cujo,
scratching his head.
"A great sin, my colored brother how
can you expect the Lord TO bless you, if
you break his commandments p
"What nigger gwine TO do Iur raters,
den p asked Cuio, somewhat puzzled.
"Trust to Providence, my unfortunate
friend"
"Dar OAR you done made mistake dat
time. msssa stranger. Dat Providence is
the LATEST niger OIL dis plantation he
don' eber hoe his own 'laer patch.
Yah yah yah Providence, eh g
The missionary rode eff in disgust, the
more promptly, perhaps. ,hatjusl then he
spied some gentlemen coming Gown the
road.
An inquisirve female visited Boston
Jail the other day. She said 10 one pris-
oner:
"What are you in for %
"For stealing horse"
"Are YOU not sorry 3 rt
"Yes." 1a. EHr.r
Wont you try and do better next I
lime p .ss ... .'aH
Yes, I'll steal two." a sa
MED has run away with your WIFE,"
.sid one friend 10 another. Poor fel-
ow, I pity him !" was the reply. !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

PIain-sPoken anonymous writer thus
LET'S out Oh "husband.hunleTs :"
A husband hunter is the most detesiable
OF all young ladies'. She is full of starch
and FUCKERS ; she puts on so many false
airs, and she is so nice. that she appears
ridiculous in the eyes of every decent per-
son. She may generally be found al
church or chopel-comng in, Of course,
abont the last one always at social par
ties. and invariably takes front seat al
concerts. She tries 10 be the belle Of the
place, and thinks she is. Poor girl you
are fitting yourself for an old maid, just
as sure as the Sabbath comes on Sunday :
Men will Airt with you, and AalIer you,
simply because they love to do ii; bot
they have no more idea of making you a
wife than they have Of committing sui
eide.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

a"Ned has run away with your WIFE,
said one friend 10 another. Poor fell
low, I pity him !'' was the reply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-07

VALUABLE STORES AND DWELL
q rHI so HEp b1 Hs q
rs.k sALn AT AUCTION WIN % sold On SAT:
URDAf. the nd day Of January .Ises. on me mo
valuable real estate located q sbovs. TO-.
nsnt Ne ]. occupied ~ Msssrs CsssIdy : 0Indssss.
ffonins = ret 'usnina back 10 fe.t to q sljsy;
ea,sa ~ ~ s.1s oans e .s No
mig back isa feet 70 aid siley-wouid com rand
ssao per snnum. No lately occupied by nr Rein
ming back l3p fset 10 said siley' Tue sboys real
estate Is desirab'y located and offers advantages b.
IeA!iz. handsome psr cent frsxs-Ose-fhird
cash. balance Ut and u months Tor negotiable
nos e interest added se,Tr.d b. tru,s deed
: jss.s s.aad soDOiS Ar aues;so.s;;,.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF MOST vALU.
= = : ABLE Farm OF sok ACRES In n.NRICo.
k kinHMTnHsEn C Az! 4BJUT Nils y ssT 81
sL ITsSs And 33aaIEf THs WITH ylLUabLi
q THEREON. ooNsisTiNSSS ~ - R RnHsks-
Me esFs. wcRHS SPs pSASTa IAsSiEd IaPL
Ao-By virtue Of three seyersl Z MT AZ
By Mr.. Hiram y. Dickinson. the Art Ia Hsnrv
Irving and Wellington Gosdn trustees. dssea i,,th
dated 9Th November. 1855 the thru TO q. B. LncS
and George Whitfield. trustees dated 26th March.
, 1s :h al Tr,y sscsrdsd IN Heprico Comfy Court
premise on THURSDAY, the 18th January. 1853.
At ii O'Clock, A. NJ, IL fair. IL not the next fair
day that most valuable tract or parcel Of land To-
Gated e above. adjoining the laDds Of Messrs Jno
Shields and others. contain ing so4 acres havi0g
thereon every building necessary for the Renteei
accommodation Oh large family The dwelling Il
OF brick, 10 nearly new is large and Of modern con.
stru ton. and is most admirably arranged The
land will be divided into three or four parcels ac.
ding to plat and survey. to be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
After the sale Of the land, will be sold Ave vslus-
BILE slaves, mules. buggy, horfe. cows all the
farming implements, crops of corn. tobacco &c -
Also. the Household Furniture. embracing An ex.
oellent aseortment.
The terms Of sale for the land slaves and personal
estate. which will be reasonable, will DO made
known at the hour Of sale.
HENRY p. IRVING,
W. 9ODDIN
JOHN HOWARD. }Trusteea
G. LUCK,
GEO WHITFIELD,
P. 8; Taxes for 1859 to be paid by purchaser.
de3-2awtds
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A DVERIIoING! ADVERTISING!
~ ADVERTIsIaGl!


CIRCULATION TW ENT Y THOUSAND.
issue On Wedtesdsy, January 18th, the hcst number
Of An ADVERTISING SHE I. This paper will be ptib.
lshed weekly. and durin each month, ,tn BE- diStf-
bbt.6 grGtuit0asly. and nth postage pre- paid, IL
tCenty thousand merc idnts, 1tscfdnics mdnufdctur-
ers dc the SD1tterR and s. ,tJtire stern States All
circulation will be prl cured by means of large pur
chases Of * ra copies, made by advertisers for dis
tTibttioh ~ theft own ex pense Such extra copies
will be forwarded to ad eftsers DIT he rate Uf two
cents per COPY. Indeed the amohht Of patr6nsRe
which we Ia eceivea during the few weeks that
this enterprise has been partially canvaseed amtDg
business en-. and the eager desire eyinced ny cur
advertisers to extend the circua;ion of their
tisemenis induce to hope that the circulation of
20 COO with which this advertising sheet initiates
viii be doubl. in thecourse of a few W. eks.
Advertisements Will be received al any time and
insert. in four successive weekly issues at the uA-
form rate of tyeny fte csnts GER Lie for the four
our advertising sheets is consider d, it will be per-
ceived that its C nuBs furnish much cheaper fhe-
UNI for advertisements than has ever yet bee Of
fered to the business men of Virginia
The merchants and DlaHufar turers OF Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati have
of advertising The patronage which the busint 90
men of these cities have aOrL cd US is already suf-
cient to sustain enterprise for further encCur
agement, we appeal to our follow citizens OF Rich
mond, Alexandria. Norfolk. Petersburg. Lynchburg.
Wheeling. Park ersburg. and other town through.
mani facitirers will thus enabled to enter into d.
rect and equal c. mpeti'ion with the enterprising
business men of the Northern and Western cities
for the custom OF Virginia and the SURROUNDING
States.
RifcHiE. DrNNAtANr. TYLER Wise.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RgAL ESTATE. SLAVES. FURNITURE. &c.
At AUT1ON-As survivng truste, In q deed OF
trust from Jacob Shook, late of the city of Rich.
record in the Clerks office of Richm ond Hustings
DAY, the 2e.h day Of January. commencing at 10
o'cioek a. The property described in said deed.
Ist-Tne Dwelling House of the late Jacob Shook.
situated on tho north side of Baker street, near
Brooke Avenue. 1t has about Is ROOMS, with all,
the necessary conveiennces together with large
Brick Kitchen. Brick Stable, &c. There are at
tached to the huuse ~ acres of land, viii will be
cold in the efoss, or divided into lots as desired.
Zd-A LOT OF grouffd On north side of Leigh street.
between Clay and Tyler ffoktiDg 20s feet and run
ming back the usual Gepth.
3d-A lot on Oabell street. fronting III feet, and
running back '43 feet to aa alley 10 feet vide.
4th-A lot fronting IS feet inches on Tyler, near
Clay street. running back 2os feet to an alley
mh-A lot on Brooke Avenue. frouting 60 feet.
and running back $50 feet. adjoining the property
6th-Two Brick Tenements on the north line Of
Baker street, at ts intersection with the east line
Of Brooke Avenue, renting ut fair rsnss to good
| tenants.
Also. vacant lot adjoining. fronting IS feet on
Brooke Avenue, and running back the usual depth.
/ 7th--Three lots of ground near the residence Of
Mr. Bors fronting each 30 feet by $50 deep.
Also, the following SLAVES:
Dolly, about +6 years old.
Emily ab ut IS years old, and her three children
viz Jane II, Ned 9. and ileofeianna3 years old.
The first named is good cook, and the latter
good house servant.
| ALSO, the Personal Property, Consisting ia Part
| of ali the Household and kitchen Furniture, COM
| prisng every article used in large family
One horse Carriage, with harness; single horse
Carraae with many other articles, too numerous
| to ment;0n
TERMs-For the real estate, one.fourth cash; the
balance at g. re- and IS months for mites bearing IN
| terest and secured by trust deed-the taxes and
insuranc fer 1889 to b, raid by the purchasers
For the personal property. cash will be required
Plats of the property may be seen ut tho office Of
the auction, ers.
The sale of tho personal property will commerce.
principally at 10 o'ciof N. on Thursday. the Goth
insiaut
sale Of ths ZEAL estate will CONN., eDce at o'clock
NJ, on the same dsy, and continue from day to
day lat the same hour) until tho whole operiy IL
sold. JAMES ~ TAYLOR,
Suryivino TrS5SfoA
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A MOST VALUABLE FARM FOB

A MOST VALUABLE + A X M FOR
"A SALE, ~ MILES BELOW RICHMOND i
am authorized TO cell of the most valuable smnl
FARMS, in the vicinity Of Richmond. being only
IL miles from the city containing about 20 Acres
Tha land IL Ia the highest state Of Improvement,
having been lined aud heavily manured several
times and now yields heavier profit to Its owner
LAn any other farm of its size in that section The
improvements are handsome and tastefuliy con-
srueted and 10 in every respect suitable for gem
society very good and water abundant and purely.
II IL seldom farm already made rich. Combining
az 1t dses 90 many things TO recommend it,. 10 in
shown 10 any one wishing to purchase. upon appli.
casion 70 kO B LYME
Land Agent and Auctionser
Cfsce In the basement OF the metropolitan Hall.
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.-The subscriber
NEGRO HIRING

The subscriber again offers his services to his
friends aud the public for
HIKING OUT NEGROES
For the ensuing year He pledges himself to use his
best eyertous to promote the interest IF those who
may favor him with their business and to pay spe
cial attention to the negI oes during SICK ness.
He hopes from long experience to be able to give
satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabney Cauthorn. cor
Of Main and 18th streets opposite the st Ch8res
Hotel. EDWARD N DABNEY.
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By Dunlop, Moncure & Co.

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUG ION.-On MONDAY the
10th inst: commencing at llx o'clock. we will sell
at our wharf and warehouse, at Rock stts, the car
goes Of the schooner yustin Bandal and schooner
fendleton. consisting Of
1858 hhds prime to strictly choice quality Sugar
3o2 bbs prime quality MoIasses
TERMs-Under $l0G cash; over 500 months credit
for approved negotiable paper =
~ Sale without regard to weather,
jas DUNLOP, MONCURE& 90, Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

i nOO ECO GALE We hGhA Ed "A =,
L FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &C. Valuable
Horse. Bus gy aud Harness. and other property, on
Brooke Plank Road, in Henrico county.-By virtue
Of Deed Of Trust from Frank Dickman and wife to
r. X Howison, Trn-tee. dated the i3tb day Of May.
1888 and Of several deeds Of trust from the said
Dick man and wife and Frans Diekman to Samuel
T Bayly. Trustee. all duly recorded in the County
Court of Henrico. the Undersigned will proceed TO
SELL on the premises 1T the residence Of the said
Dickmsn. in Henrioo county. on the Brooke Plank
Road, few miles from the city of Richmo nd, the
prop, rry RESP ectively conveyed in the said deeds.
ana tor the purposes of each OF raid deeds respee-
lively; consisting Of Tract of Land containing
SO acres more or less. with buildings. store aid
improvements thereon. adjoining the lands Of
Jno. r. Young. John Kersey and John ". wart ;
said iekfnan Fixtures acd Stora Apparatus. stock
OF Groceries Bar Fixtures. &C., in the store also
FAIRNESS. new Wagon. Cart and Hatness, fine
Cow. number of Hogs, lot Of Corn. and other per
DAY, the l4th day of January, 1859, beginning at
II o'clock A. fair. if not. the NJ xr fair day.
TEENS As to the Real Estate. one fourth ca.h
balance at 4. 8 and IL months with interest. the
purchaser giving notes or bonds. adequately Sc
cured AS to the personal estate, cash
Sale conducted by e b. Co0V. Aucteneer.
ia.-tds s s. 4; ~" BsAYY IY Trustees.
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.srA NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
49, 49, eHOURs-The steamers @ LEN
Roc ketts EVERY MORNING. (Sr nday 9 excenfed !
Tor Portsmouth and Norfolk, At o< O'Clock, precise
y, sno return each alternate day, touching at ali
the regular landings on the river. aop1 and re-
turninga ocIs nd HHsEfNs
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FARM IN NEW KENT

VALUAB,LEto E. FARM ! q IN NEW NE KENT
Iy. that valuable FARM owned by Mr. Vim Wood.
ward, ly ing in the lower end OF New Kent two
miles from Bsrhamsville on what is called the Back
Panunkey rivers. and within three-qusrters of an
hours ride to the best fish and oyster landing. and
nine miles from the Courthouse. It contains 434s<
Acres about half cleared, aud is in fine state OF
Improvement; producing we'll of usual crops. The
improvements are good-consisting Of a large
Dwelling containing rooms. in good order, new
kitchen, barn, negro quarters. &c The society Is
very good. lo:atioD healthy and we'll watered A
great bargain can be had in this farm and will be
shown TO any person Wishing to purchase. by Mr.
Woodward, living on il. and any further irforma-
ton given upon application TO
RIB LYME,
Land Agent and Auctioneer,
Office In basement Metropolitan Hall
y9fn
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1O'JCs GENERAL AGENT AND
COLLECTOR;
Office on iath Streht

Near Exchange Hotel, and directly opposite N
Gordon sons Commission House,,
Would resp, ctfulv inform his friends and The pnb-
lie generally that he will continue in the same line
of business the ensuing year, viz: RENTING OUT
ING BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACGoUNTs, NE
GOTtATING LOANS, SELLING NEGkOES and
REAL ESTATE. and attending to all other bust
ness pertaining to q General Agent, promptly.
de l7-dthfhInn
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NJ PARDIGON.

4'l E7eee of the College Loaisis Grand Paris and
Bachelor Of Arts. teaches the French language and
Liter ature. IN classes or private lessons.
RFFERsScgs-Gov Wise, Joseph Mayo. J. Ran
dolph Tucker, Judge " Crump. Dr. Tucker, Col
Rutherford. IL Aylett. o. Jennings WISE Roger
Pryor, editor of The States George W. Munford
9th and 10th de ls-lms
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GALE OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION
By |. & g. B. Davenport.

COO CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
C\IO HATS, AT AUCTIOS.-On TfftRsD Y,
I3'h January. We will sell at 10 O'Clock. at Our ate.
tion Room.
800 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats.
TERas-Uuder 500 cash; 500 and over 90 day 8
credit for approved paper.
jail . DAVENPORT, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NE
Court of Chesterfield of the 18th December, lisa,
in the suit of Brown Adkins, and others we will
sell, Commissioners the 10th of inuary.
longing to the estate Of the late Mrs Geo Adkins,
dec d. c. 1.tsting Of one valuable boy. two girls.
and ore middle aged woman Terms cash.
iai-s,. k6 H 99ggsINs Commits toner's
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NEOO REWARD-JEFFRIES' Ar

WOOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure Of GonorrhCea. elect, Structures, and similar
restriction of diet drink exposure or change in ap
plca.ion to business The proprietor chal enges
sin gle of recent Gonorrhea which the mixture
will net cure under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
cally cure any case which can be produced This
desirable result obtained in from two to ten days
and as it neither creates nausea Oepds the pal.
ate and renders unnecessary ali deviation in diet or
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
iRoranab and nermanent cure. It.ineredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect, either
consti.utienslly or locally. can be caused BY its
use.
PriceSI Per bottle. Sole agent for New Yo.k, G
b Ring, No go. Broadway. corner OF John street.
TR cALLENDER. corner Of Sd and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia.
Bold BY FISHER i WINSTON,
"a 22-dIy Richmond Va