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The Nevada journal., 1859-10-28
miscellaneous.
Flour and Grain Store !

II. ElNNlE a w.,
In d. & B. Lachnaam's Brick Building,
No. "a Commercial St., Nevada.
WILL BE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
w from bslow,a large consignment of -four.
Barley, Ground Barley, Middlings, Feed and
Grain of all kinds, which we will sell to the
Trade at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Wehave noao ON hand and fox Sale
600 or. Sacks of Flour;
lOOor of Corn Me2E
$50 Sacks of Wheat
rs do Chicken Feed;
100 do Bran and Shorts;
100 do Middlings;
25 do Oats;
800 do Barley;
l59 do Ground Barley;
The attention of Country Dealers is invited,
as we will sell so MS to make it to their ad-
vantage to call and examine before
sending below for their supplies.
R.FINNIE b co.
Nevada, Aug. 10, IS59-tf.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
The Reception Mt the Presidents.
lEI iL1. W..,hi c<l

It the unanimous verdict of the ssodest inbsbi.
ans and the best posted in such matters that since the
been crowded to anything like the extent /, was last
ing Several circumstances combined to produce this re
su-the popularity of the President and his niece the
great number of people from the States now soorpnq in
The city, the anniversary Of Washingtons brthday be-
ing the last reception OF the season-the bamy mldness
shd The starry beauty OF the evening all conspred To
HOOD the White House with the congregatcd beauty aud
gaanry OF the metropolis and the nation. Shortly after
cehl CLOCK he long crescent carriage in front OF the
mansion was lined with carriages, which extended
distance up and down the street, and upon
be Size walk from either direction gurging tide Of
mingled broadcloth and crnonc Not only the public
APARTMENTS up stairs and down, thrown 10 tne
ladies', and were Immediately overlooked with the coming
avalanche OF humanity while the portcoes were much Of
me time crowded with those unable 10 gain admission
Every department of government and all classes Of socc
ty were fully represented.
The President IN his usual good health and spirits,
atd attended by Marshal Seden and Deputy Marshal
Philips.
Dr. Blake as usual, ofciated in the presentations to
Miss Lane who appeared ever TO charming advantage,
and assisted In her receptions by the accomplished
Mrs Craig, Of Georgia.
We would no doub, be saying that almost every
body Of the metropolis tbcre but dense
the crowd that could get to sec but comparatively
few. Among those moot prominent we noticed particular.
y Secretary Thompson and LADY, Lord Napier and Lord
Jadstotk: Count Sartges and LADY, Senator Gwin LADY,
and daughcr Senators Houston Mason Jones' and sevc.
raj members OF the House, Capt RDggod of the United
States Navy Mrs. James Gordon Bennett ACCOMPANIED
by her son; Mrs Bass, OF Mississippi Mrs. Conrad Of
louisiana Mrs. Fanny Kemblc; Miss Emmes, Of Provi
depce, Il &c, &c.
After nine O'Clock the front door was almost constantly
bocked by counter currents going out and coming and
II was after eleven O'Clock before the house cleared
good manJ hats, coats and shawls changed owners in
the Jam and confusion that prevailed and we saw sever
gentlemen reluctantly taking their departure with their
heads tied up with bandkerchefs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
Another WIN by Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth.

FROM inc Iilayettc (liu Journal, fcO, I'll
The Trustees Of Wabash College Crawforisvllc
lnhana, have commenced a suit IN our Common Pleas
Court, 20 probate will made by Henry l.. Ellsworth in
February, 1851, by which will No f. beqgeaths three
tenlhs cf his entire estate to his daughter Mrs Roswe
o. smith the same proportion 10 his son. Henry W; two
tenths TO hs graGdchlren, Henry g. Ellsworth aud Mrs
EieH y. Rose, of California aud the remaining two
tehths (ftcr paying his daughter in.law, Mrs. Jane
Beard, one thousand dolas) equally to Wabash College
Yale College tho American Bible Society and the Amer
can Colon zlon Society.
" May 1865, Mr. Ellsworth endorsed on this will Of
1891 cOdcli by which in terms he reiterated It. and OK
telded s bqncss 10 all the real and personal property o
which be might die possessed. But without the codc
Informed under the laws Of this state Mr. 3 entire
estate real and personal would pass cgatees under
the provisions OF this will.
Wabash College alleges In her complaint that this will OF
1851 copy OF which Us produced Is the hands Of
Judge Williams, OF Hartford, Conn that IL was the last
will aud testament OF Mr. H. that at the time the will OF
1857 wac made SIR. H. OF unsound mind, and that the
will OF 1857 not duly executed that Mr. e. although
in Connecticut at tho time Of his death was In fact
ced IN This state that al the time he left this State 70 go
10 Connecticut be was OF unsound mind, and, conse-
quehty Incapable OF changing his residence that at the
time he EFT this state be continued his principal Office
here WITH bis conf ional clerk that be len furnished
house and that be left with iuteotou az he capa
bic Of having any of returning 10 this state These are
the principal points Ia the compliant, aud We understand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
PosBOnnl Intelligence.


the present session Congress- and has returned
to his home In the Pan Handle of Virginia
Rev. VIM. II. Milburn, formerly chaplain 70 Congress-,
and known TO many readers sthe blind preacher has
accepted an invitation to deliver in Philadelphia lecture
on Alexander Hamilton.
George Washington Dixon, editor, negro singer &c
recently arrested in New Orleans charged with dan
fortune teller in that city, by setting her clothes fire.
The General imprisoned TO await the result OF the
mans wounds. She has since died.
Professor Mitchell Intends deliver his series Of astIo-
nomcal lectures ut Albany next week.
ARRIVALS.
mond Farrs l. q Hollis D Downing and lady Mr. Iermie,
Mr. sssie Edwin Bonsed VIM fnse Mr. N Sn MAJ
Cornforb and brother Mis-. Cakes Miss saderson Miss Fel
rem Knbb Bsinsu James Virgin Chss iier
%sns daughter Mrs s With
Mr. Taylor Jos todgtrs Reilly, y Grew and LADY Rev "
Storage. w ~ "'l
From Rchmond in The steamship Jamestown Captain
Cope Mlss sher Mrs Capt skinner, Thos Smith W
GKendal, Miss Mysrs MisiM cayendy Miss Sherwood
st1ar Wa'erhoa.e Lewis srqaley Preston, Cohen
hudgins, Il woodland 81 In the Storage.
DEPARTURES
u. For Liverpool IN s,esmship America from Bo,,,nJ lis
tey o. Ho'9nry Mr. ugrsham and two children Of Chesc
s ssn fS @ sSS T e Fall Ryer John REYNOLDS
Issar .Barnewch, Ruszis, Pers Of New S'Y York; M
raih Edwin smehurst xlacansh wr"s Of PhilsdepSs; &
huge OF baltimore; Rev DIR Quigey, Of Michigan; Abs)
o ManShester Holman Of san Frsncs so S"chs"ss
81 adS'ph md Wa MAJ os C Sos % IT,
Palmer Of London ow; Julius Thompson, a Roberts 81
a. All yS n1a NJ iohn Gilmore Henry Bst q Quebec
Gonsal's %cSl-as For IafsSSs q Walker, ? King Sed
Of Se y Wink WnS,dr q HSn oa
os Churchill, OF Halifax; nl Of CharleEon-i& Total v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

bat although Mr.. Els children are made defendants In
thb proceeding they satisfied that the will r ool
was the will Of their late father.
The contest, II any be made, will be made by Yale co
Iege and those in her interests her proportion Of the
estate In case this will admitted TO probate, will amount
10 but about $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

upon RIht
Was moested by the robbers who infested its shores the
commerce Of the Mississippi annoyed by the possess
ofs oi New orleans before II fell into pOwd; bu rev
pc sons now think these righul uses Of might
To the objection, therefore, which would drive US from
the Legislature because ought have goneto the Com
mon Council we answer that we come here pcausc you
have forbidden rs to go there. We here g your Will
ard my clients trouble You with Their app eaton because
yog alone grant Il.
II Ought not TO be forgotten that some " the very
persons who pow insist that should 20 % the Com
mon Council helped 10 procure the PASSAGE of the act
OF 1904; and they were then warned thai they were
iofcisg uuon Albany things that should bitter be left
TO New YORK; hut the answer was then what We re-.
mid them Of now, that they could not sLely be left
TO New YORK and her Common Council Five years have
iv wrought such change ~ mon and IN principles tst
Fhh was just then s unjust now or what then I'M
safe is now perfectly cafe and wisc
Ihe next objection which our opponents make 49, that
ne railway VIII render the streets impossible or less
easily passaoe by othor vehicles Whether this objec-
on nave any foundation In fact may be matter Of qnes.
iion The sircets through which our preent railways
lass are still ayersibe by other vehcles and IL they
are Lot uayestd easily before 1t BECAUSE the rails
have not been laid Of sdch Kind aud in such manner
Is lhey ouSne Engineers have testified that groove
VIII suffice for city rail car, where the horse is tue mo
tive power which will lot receive the wheel of auy other
vehicle mere no good tason why the rails may no.
NC oi such description ss to form impeachment wna'-
ever to The movement Of ordinary vehicles
We ave to reason shout this AZ about every other
measure upon the assumption that II is to be airly
exccuted. know that laxity of administration the
great vice OF our political yscm. We need an active
ana rm aomnisTaton In all departments Of The govern
iiNhsf "'N 'Nbl i'hef, uuu WOfbo tn"u unc-
less, without the living agent The statute book s full OF
wise provsors, but the execution is feeble and fu
il were othorwise-f every law were put ~ force &C
cording to- the letter and the spirithow much better
would things 80 on and what different picture would
our city show havo now In my imagination that noble
city, served by faithful capable and vgIant officers; her
streets Clean her public places well ordered her citizens
every where protected crime rcpressej her ordinances
quickly and vigorously enforced. Then would her
crowded port, her swarming streets, her Overlooking
warehouses, her temples and her palaces present pic
ture which her citizens could point 10 without bush-a
picture OF prosperity, Of well earned and well applet
wealth, Of well ordered republican community without
O parallel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

Died, at Cambridge Terrace Hyde Park, London,
Jan 70, EMILY MERRY the wife Of Colonel LEROY, Royal
Aery eldest daughter OF Chief Justice Sir John Beverly
hoonson Bart, G. b. Of Upper Canada, aged 81 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

For tie s0eek. 1867. 1858. 1880
Entered 1t the port ,26b 491 POS $50 2e2o 46l
Thrown market 2,37O,Ol6 l826,28l 282O0Y3
Since Jan /.
Entered at the port 1893 Os7 s4A,34s q os2 sl2
Thrown on market. .2s,slOa76 lO,sS5,657 22lOe,7OJ
INNOVATIONS DRY GOODS AT THE PORT NEW YoRk ron
THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY Is, 1850.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following ID comparative statement Of the iuporu
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and snso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

into the difficulties for his own satsiacuon and taxing
his prediction for Greece into account looks very hkey
The private despatch from Sir John Young alluded TO-,
together with another letter from him dated Corfu July
~ Of las. year. stolen from the Colonial Office in
london and published in the London Daily Neos
of the 18th Of November-ast week after the depar-
ture Of Mr. Gladstone. This was terrible affair; the
secret was out. The admission and recommends
ton Of the Lord High Commissioner, Sir John
Young, to his government, would reach the Ionan
Islands about the time Of Mr.. Gatstones ar
rival and his mission could be no other than
a failure.
THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE I0NIANS-THB SACRIFICE
OF BOTH COMMISSIONERS
Mr.. Gladstone arrived Corfu the 2ith November,
and hailed as q deivcrer. Wherever he went tnere
rejoicing, and in their enthusiasm the ionians IN
some places went far as dragging MS carnage
and that by the multitude wherever ne went was maao
the receptacle of petitions for annexation
: UNION IoyIAN ISLANDS WITH
8 fREE GREECE
: LONG IIvH MR. GLADSTONE, THE PHILHELIENE
GLADSTONE UNION WITH
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

burton Recocers has Voice.-A tum0r
having appeared in the papers to the effect
that Mr.. Burton had lost his voice, that emf
nent comique contradcts it characteristical'
ly thus:
Some one has disranChised me--taken a
way my voice am dumb dog Restore
me my speech. object to the mutes, but
not to the liquids. Say twas but q little
hoarseness--tnat | am recovered, and can
'roar you as gently as a sucking dove
4 Melancholy Case, One oil the most mel
ancholy occurrences that can transpire IN te'
male life came to the light OF day week OF
two ago. A young lady moving in excellent
society in our good city Of Covington, ky.,
loved a young gentleman "not wisely, but
too WE'LL" and tho fruits of that love was an
heir out of the pale OF wedlock. The dis
grace of the thing so weighed upon the N ind
Of the young lady's mother that reason ned,
and in the early part of last week her friends
were compelled to transfer her to the Asylum
at Lexington, Kentucky.
Charge Of Scduction.-A man by the name
OF Ryder, was arrested in New York on
Saturday, charged With seducng Miss Mary
Doyle, under promise Of marriage. The
complainant and priest were sent for, who
removed the cause of action by marrying the
parties.
Samuel Best, Que OF the pioneer cItizens OF
Cincinnati, died few days ago.
Mr.. Henry Price died suddenly in Esston,
Nd, on the 23d ult, aged 50 yesrs.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
Naval Intelligence.

Three of the marines at tho Philadelphia
navy yard are now undergoing punish ment
for desertion, they have been tried and SEN
fenced by court martial The deserters,
after being kept for time on bread and wa
ter, two are required to wear the chain and
ball for sixty days; the other to carry
kaapsack filled with large shot, strapped to
his back, for thirty days. BY the sentences
they are required to walk with one of the
sentries near the barracks, 70 hours out Of
24--two hours on and two hours off.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

Female ShoplJter Caught at SteeoH's.-
Eliza Schneider, portly looking German
woman, was caught shoplifting at the store
of Messrs. A. 4. Stewart & Co, New York,
last Monday morning. She was observed in
her operations, by a clerk who was looking
at her Through the skylight from an upper
store. On experimenting and examining her
strong and large muslin sack found attach
ed to her waist and the inside of her crino-
line, with openings through her dresses in
front, through which and into the sack she
had passed and deposited two pieces OF fancy
silk, valued at $40. Being handed over to
officer keefe, she was taken before Justice
Welsh, and then committed to the Tonbs
to answer charge of grand larceny.
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Marriages, Births and Deaths

The number Of marriages in the city OF
Richmond in 1867 was lG6, and in 1858, ~.
The number of births in 1857 was Ala, OF
whom $40 were whites; ia 1853, 29s, OF
whom 242 were whites. The number OF
deaths in 1857 was 277 of whom 2l8 were
whites. in 1858, l76, OF whom lsi were
whites.
This is taken from the report ct the Audi
tors Biennial Report, just prepared.
The Auditors says: In the counties roia
which returns have been received, it appears
that the number of births in the chols pop
uation, from the year 1853 to 1858, both in
elusive, we're as follows
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

The NEXT CONGRESS-. are nine
members of the next Congress whose seats
are contested OF 237 members elected, IL
were members of the last Congress. The
member who has been consecutively elected
for the longest period in the Congress is W.
=. W. Cobb, OF Alabama. There is only one
Smith in Congress; four DaviSes, three
Washburns, all brothers, and quite mum
Der OF instances of the same name being
held by two different members.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

Army Neaos,-Cspt. A. W. Reynolds, u:
S. quartermaster at Indianola, has received
orders to turn over his office there to Lieut..
Shauh, and report himself at headquarters,
at San Antonio.
1t is reported, says the lndianola Courier.
that General Twigs designs removing the
headquarters Of the Texan military depart
ment from San Antonio to Ind ianoa.
Surg cons Holden and Fisher passed
through Indianoa recently, en- route to
Fort Brown, to join Capt. Ricketts, IT, $.
troops there.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
sPoRTsMENs' HOME.

D. FREEMAN, Importer and Mannf.c.
j turer of Guns, Rides, &6R9SsSs1A
ss :ssls a. ss sna e IL spor n
.sg Goods, comprising
age variety Of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
sails, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C..
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
ais repaired. AL work warranted. Sign os
tae Big Bed Gun, No rs Church street.
Yep My
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FALL DRY GOODS.

WOULD respectfully invite attention 70
nay desirable assortment Of CARPETS,
bRu0dETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS. com.
prisina variety oil styles which cannot fail to
steass at fstf prices.
IS- CIOTIsS--I have also recently received
iof Of Cloths suitable for Ladies' and Boys
.soaks, which will be sold at very reduced
vrises. - gHAa. T. GO2sUQH,
Mo No, ., Market Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
LUTHER WALKER,

PLA 5 TERER 4 ND 81 4 IEK
MOULD respectfully inform the publ,
w that having located in Norfolk Tor Nh.
purpose of prosecuting the above mentions
business, am prepared to execute in the bss
style and shortest time, all work that may h.
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. Orns
prices.
20 Particular attention paid To tepsir.,
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. le. n. Cumberland street
Ina 3--ly.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
ATLANTIC DRUG STORE,

j N AbOLo GEOpiltlUIs
DURE DRUGS and MEDICINES carefully
I dispensed and by far the cheapest, especial.
ly when sold at the same price as the interior
/. is we'll known to the dealers. yet not gen.
orally known to the Profession and pubic,
that pure and genuine Medicines are very
scarce, therefore Physicians frequently pre-,
scribe medicines for their patients without OBJ.
tanning the desired result. To obyiate the
lect Drugs and Medicines from the most relia.
BILE Northern houses regardless OF cost. l have
also obtained tho service of Mr.. Z. w. PedriCk
Gradute of the School of Pharmacy. l cor.
daily invite all persons who wish their pre-.
scriptions carefully dispensed Of superior Med
icines TO give me a call.
have just received per steamer, the follow
Ing select articles
Ergot. EN- Colocynth, Balladonns, Gum Myfrh,
Extract Hyosc!anus, FIX Gentian, EH Dahde'
lion;
EA.Conii; Assaistida, Jalap, kino, Cu6ebs,
Opium, Morphine, Quinine, Cinchonins, nc.
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A New Era for Virginia
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
BY CALORIC OR HOEAiR!!!
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOk
South using one o.
ERiCSSON'S CAL0RIC ENGINES
To Drive Two of the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WORLD,
With the most approved
PAPER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
Together with all of the latest and mort
beautiful styles OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
JOB TYPE,
And the largest assortment Of
Bill, Letter, Note and Plain Papn., F"ory
Cords, Card Boards, dc.
Either OF our Job Presses will print from /. S0u
10 1000 sheets per hour, and make uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards or
a thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de.
iivered in from one to tive hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee i'll II cases the
prices shall he satisfactory.
WE PRINT
Business ami Professional Cards at SO 90
Sc on per thousand--accOrding 70 size and
ouality.
WE PRINT
iAsntt-BiiIs at 81 60 to $40 no thousand
according to size &c.
WE PRINT
BilI-Iieais, Labels,
Circulars, Bills OF i.adsna,
Wedding anu Visiting Cards,
bank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
in fitting up first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing all done here
at their own doors, and all we ask Is trial and
we will guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices
We keep three or four good worAmen i'll our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, Bronzes, SC, &c. will enable US to get
up anything that the man of business can pos.
sibly want, Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. no IL
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

An A6ominabe Practice. guns aud
pistols about the streets is an abominable
practice, and one that should be severely
punished. Some few night since gentle
man, W lille passing down Broad street, was
accidentally struck BY number of small
shot, thoughtlessly fired from gun, but for
tunately he was mot near enough to be serii-
ously injured. II ad one of the missiles struck
him in the eye, Instead Of on the breast, he
would have lost his sight. So says the Rich
mond Dispatch.
4 Fortuas.--He that by the plough would
thrive, himself must either hold, or drive, is
not true in all cases, as the Rev. James Feel
er OF Tallahassee, Fla, has invented pillow
Of which he has sold the patent right in
twelve States, realizing therefor $25l 900,
and has given away of this sum $500, 600 for
church purposes.
One song at the Schiller festival in tho
Crystal Palace, at Sydenham, England, waa
sung by 1000 male and female veicsa, and
10000 people hesrd it,
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Hoe to get a Sea! IN the Cars Vacotsd.-
individual, (Standing. Are you sure it
was Typhus?
Second do, (Seated. )-0h yes,not a doubt
Of it, and of an exceedingly violent charact :
er too. The doctor thought should never
live through it. Indeed he considered me
very imprudent in yenturing out so soon.
for five weeks!
n. B,-Passeugers clear out right and
loft
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
h Union STREET NORFOLK Va.
JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.

JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.
JvHE Proprietor, In se-opening this Hotel,
/ respectfully announces to the public, that
he entire establishment from top to bottom,
Including the Yard. Kitchen &c, has been n
thoroughly renovated with large additions o.
100 well and favourably known to need COM
msat, and 1t will be the untiring aim OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention VIII al.
WAYS be exercised, to make itin Bed, bar ana
Table inferior tone Hotel int this section OF the
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness,
nnexceptonable are, and prompt and polite
attention, which In the opinion OF all sensible
travellers, are the important copcomNants OF .
really COED Hotel.
Confident from the experience OF twelve or
uesn years, in some ofthe first Hotels NOEL Morsa
md sin more confident of his determination
10 do 90, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Geptlemen Visiting Norfolk, to give the MER'
CHANTS HOTEL, under Its new regime, a SINGLE
TRIAL, may ~
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT:
Z FECTIONS.-HARTSHO GREAn
hUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints; This Con.
best remedy In the world for all diseases or
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoea or Whites, Urinary
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases ana
weakness Of the sexusl Organs, whether OF
constitutional origin, or FROM any other cause
az long or short duration.
IL is prepared by q Chemist, containing no
mercurs and Is pronounced by medical men
10 be not only the best but the cheapest, buchu
Compound In the world. Persons VINO nave
suffered for years aud could scarcely WALK
have been cured by using one or two q 6ott as
Hampton. Sc l3-ti