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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16
LYNCH HBURG COLLEG GE,
LANGMBCRG, YlK(.INIA.


THE fourth annual session Of this Institution will
i the 18th of September.
The location Of tho heathtes and most accessible
the entire and the study both Classical
Scientific equal tathat Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained III
der the Of Mr. j. Blankenshp graduate Gf the vi
gnia Military Institute and recently connected with Il
United States Coast Survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of
Grammar Schn" in which young will be thoroughly
tar for college or business
FACULTY.
Rev. W ". wALxER, Chairman of the Faculty, Profess
OF Mental And Moral Science and of History. /,
LYCURGUs u MATHEWS A. NJ Professor OF Latin
Bellies Lctres ,
p H. UABELL A. H., Professor Of the Greek Language q,
Literature. /
j. E. BLAsKESsHr Professor of Mathematics and Instru
Of Tactics ,
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional La,
D. LAraHoRNE, II. d. Professor Of ANATOMY and Ply
iology.
Language ~
ExPEN6E6
Board q per week; washing u Is per month fuel
lights el0 term Tuition 90 In the Grammar School,
go In the Collegiate Department for belf session
~ Catalogues, containing further information, be ~
tained BY Addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty
tob l-dts.'
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u sire., Main Cary Ricaaosp, Va. isss =
1000 s.s. RIO. Lasuyr. and Java oesss'
500 sides good sna damaged sol. LssiAsr
800 boxes Adamau,ins Caad'ssi
100 boxes brown Soaps
loes aes s::: s:::. d: ss1sy pyyr.ssn ss s.u.,
loe 9ss...:I. s.,rsl: y: g 3;ISs Ss':::s: :.,.i..
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50 do ground sugar ~ III
e e s:s:s s:s:!. :s: s.sss.d ,s:s iss:s; ss:s.s;.
100 boxes French window aias;
ioo sis. No nscssr.a as Zig4s
100 ss.ssi. Gs.ss; T:s:sy ana s:... ~ an $50
and we'll selected Stock os F6REi0M AND po1lSf6
aS1ss y X Eye ;'s %issr E:
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~ have taken she hou.s reessily seSQaa1 y y1lH2
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and win bs pleased to sss the tsissd. ~ 81 -
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

HIAER JKWEL1v.-We have received we
tJ books Of plates iof HAIR JBWELRY. Nssseas want
se sush M - shown grsas varsey - says ~ slng -
en- ssoes We furniSh lew0 taa ~ sane ete 80
bobsagnt slssWAsfa J.WuL4Ano . oON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

100 bushels Glover. Timothy and other 0rAa seeeA
Besides full assortment Of = ws e Ala0
LIQUORS We are also Asents for d ~ tsqt s
Of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, al Of which ~ WI ~
law. march 81 "a -~1op 0DpyB
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LYNCHBURG, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 16 |
MISCELLANEOUS.
STITZER.
Opposite ihe EIchdngs Bank,
Main street, LynChburg, Wa.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
STITZEI,

SI!IIER,
Main street, Lynchburg, Wa.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
STlIZEKs Is the place to euy Your HATS made n
as' a .s., 's. can :: %
with the handomesi Hat that be pro
lila, something really noau,n Me doc. no,
sss HT H.. "s 10 .ss. ali sa s. hat.
~ Of style durability and hns peculiarly adapted tho form
m the head and exqhScly beautiful sEcrs the psr" 10
He would also call attention To large stock Of Soft Eel,
ETY. due Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush apa Chhrcns Fancy
ns. % orders 9ss ss and all xmas
Call a. s,,,ae. Practical Halter tor bargains at the sign
Of the MO nLrtHAr. nov l2dt.
Metallic Tipped shoes.
THE undorssued having been alolned sole agents The
city Of ~ rs r:SsF for the S sal. Of tho % now TsSS ..
''" ~-N''' :" WILSON, MciLWAiNE & 90,
90 Sycamore Street. Petersburg, Va
Orders solicited and will receive prompt and ssrSul at
tcn,ion may 20 dhns
4 trrson's Mag rinc June Ba,n'- Dollar MONTH, for
June and N,ek Sack' for June just resN,,'a" vr,ns
IU.T ARRIVED. have jus, receives" " .".
- prr'or lot Of FAMILY OukED BACON Also, ver,
nERilNas which offer for All III" Gid customers
and friends Of solomon decd are most cane', 'oc
ed 10 give call before purchasing elsewhere as 'hey Will
hnd 1t To their .ntcrcs, 10 do so ~
may as-dts MRS NJ. u. SOLOMON, Admnihr'tris.
e & u & eS.
EVERY day we meet with som, n"w r"" Of III" 'nc"nve
II resulting the selection
II spcctscs Great should b taken have tho glasses
adapted the necessity OF the for hch they IL sign
Cd ese permanent injury may be inflicted upon the
We have in store splendid stock q" Gold AMI silver
SpEtTAcIES and 81 1T ot customers
wbn th cali Having had large
in this branch Of trade quito willing iti'nd.
should have benefit ski W. invite them Ia call
and sce ns may ~ dts SII.VERfHuRN CiifT
rIOGKs! CIOCKs:: CIOS Ks!!!-The
~ subscriber has Just hundred CLOCKS
nj "A AZ Ia
attention of h friends and community nj large Please call
and ezaninc, aud yon will lnd the p,ices tn sat
Rep copy idec 2ltsi JAMES blNWll'DlE
t~9 ISLAND. WEST INDIES -rha Richest io,mHil"n nf
Pho i.nc the world containing ~
Home Phos llate ci Lime, being N richer Ia
Phos than Bone Dust For sale by the sub.,r
low than Peruvian Guano aud from
nnns received superior TO la trti sing qualities f~.
further particulars apply tt ". 4. ANDERSON
3l-ts
= - for sale low HARDY d BROS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

n OsT-A GOLD PENCIG.-Thc asder will
IL be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at this Office
nj l7dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16
THOS. +. GRIMALDI,
FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOE MAKER

TI1OS. +. GRIMALDI.
FASHIONABLE BOOT SHOE MAKERi
Opposite the Ci,izens' Savings Bank.
MAIN STREET. LYNCHBURG, VA,
pnir of Boots. exhibited ns ,he last Fair,
l. EEPs constantly on hard and manufactures to or
MEMS wEAR. which he will warrant equal to any
manufactured in the country, and At prices as low not
lower than any other establishment in I-ynch5urg.
respectfully soicts share Of the public favor and
tho time returns his thanks for the liberal here
tofore Lesleeed jan 3d6m
CINGkR's sEWGNls MACIlNEs.-Grca,
- ia always the conclusive proof OF great
Judged by this there no machine before The
blic comparable Singers Sew Maebnrs After esab
isg the highest reputation In the United States they
exhibited at the late Exposition where
they carried off the ig premium and great iauufAeto
~ 10 make them has / cen built in PARIS.
In every branch Of industry in which to be done
used th profit As the speed
the Railway raveling sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
sadder halter,
should he without The fair profit Of nsing OF
these machines regularly employed iOne Thouand Dollars
year In all private families where there Ia much
lie don" these machines Planters
and hotel keepers lind them particularly and prof
very and Durable ieng only kind OF Sewing
chine evei made ny which every Of work, fine
Sewing been made and sod under va ous
but sogers Mae,nes alone have been every
where to satisfy the of the public
Plain printed Instructions using are sent with each
chine whirh acaue the ART OF man.
aging them The machines securely go any
part the world T" all peous desiring particular
formation will application by either Of our
hces forward copy Of NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine inerett
!. N. SINGER & CO.,
Principal uthee. Ne. 3as Broadway, New York.
BRANCH pOSSiEEi-No ~ Hanove 3D. Boston, No 81 Chap
Newark No l4a Chestnut 81, Philadslphla; No. io5
Mo 81 S e sss T.
G..Hebis lAse af.d4es
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SMITH g. ADAMS,

HAVE hand general assortment OF GROCERIES,,
III consisting in part Of
Loaf Crushed luvcrzed Granulatod Coffee and New Or
leans Sugai;
Prime old Java Coffee LaRura ard Rio do
sugar House AMI Cuba MoIasses
Clipped Iierngs No. |. new No Mackorel IN Kits
Sperm, Adamabtine aud Tallow Candies;
Iron and Steel old Dominion Nails Horse Shoes
TIA, ners Oil Sweet Oil;
Rice, Salt &c
New Fin gland Rum for manufacturers;
Brnndi,s Wines and Liquors of every description
Together with good assortment Of STAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable the which they beg to call the attention
Of The old firm II Younger Smith, and the
trade generally
Personal attention given to the sale of Produce.
april II dis
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

ESCAPE FROM JAm--Johu Smith, an escaped
State Prison convict, who was arrested in this
place about two weeks ago, made his escape
from the county Jail on Friday. Smith was
confined in cell, aud it appears that be had
been engaged for some time in picking hole
through the wall. near the floor of the cell,
keeping bis bed over the place to prevent dis
sovery. Some workman had been employed
on Friday to repair the Jail, and as they went
to dinner, neglected to fasteu the doors. Smith.
seeing the workmen had left, crawled through
the hole he had made 10 the wall, took his car
pet.sack, which had been left in the front room
Of the basement, and walked of. According to
his own statement. Smith was convicted of rob-
bing cabin 10 Shasta county, and sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment, and had served
three years Of the term. He escaped about q
year ago, by walking OF one foggy morning.
He has been living near Nevada for several
months, was engaged in mining. aud had the
reputation of being hard-working, industri-
ous man.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 5. 1889.
FArAL MINING ACCIDENT AT San JuAS.-An-

FArAL MINING ACCIDENT AT San JuAN.-An-
other deplorable accident occurred at North
San Juan, on Saturday last, resulting in the
death Of two miners, aud the serious injury OF
the third. Messrs. Thomas Platt, James Sulli-
van, and William Chandler we're at work in the
Eureka claims, about half mile from town,
when the bank caved, and the three men were
buried beneath it. No other person was with
them, but fortunately teamster, who happen
ed to be passing near the diggings, saw the
bank fall and gave the alarm. The miners
from the neighboring diggngs Immediately
rushed to the place, and took immediate meas
ures TO wash the men out, and a man was dis
patched to San Juan for medical aid. In about
Hfteen or twenty minutes after the accident,
DR.. Webber arrived at the place, just as Chan
dler had been taken out. He exhibited signs
Of life, and by prompt medical treatment was
resuscitated. Sullivan, who was taken out a
few minutes after. also exhibited some signs Of
life bat be soon expired. The other man was
quite dead when his body was recovered. Mr..
Chandler is very seriously injured, but will re-
cover.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

BUSINESS CHANGEs.-We learn that quite
number of business changes have recently been
made in this place, and many others are con-
tsmplated. Messrs. Davenport Richmond
have leased the lower floor of Kelsey's brick
building. recently erected on Commercial ST.,
where their business will hereafter be carried
on. The book store Of G. W. Welch, and the
crockery store Of A. G. Pier, are shortly TO be
removed into Williams brick building, adjoin-
ing the above. Mr.. E. F. Spence has purchased
the drug store OF Mr.. Weller on Broad st., and
designs in a few days to close out his store on
Main st. Messrs. Weller and Boley have effect
ed arrangements to open dry goods store on
Main st.. in the brick building now occupied by
Davenport q Richmond. Messrs. Block d Co.
have leased n store iu the brick building now
being erected by Kelsey, on the corner of Com
mercial and Pine streets, where they will re-
move their clothing store as soon as the build
ing il completed. This is the old stand of
Block il CO., aud one of the most eligible busi-
ness locations in town. The jewelry store of c.
W. Young will also be removed to the same
building.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

CHINESE CHICKEN THIEF-On Thursday night
last, some fifteen or twenty chickens were stO-
len from Michael Cline, who lives near the Pine
street bridge. The Chinese we're suspected Of
theft and a warrant was procured the next day
and placed in the hands Of Deputy Marshal
COrbett. who soon found the most Of the mise
ing chickens in the possession Of Ah Vow, .
Chinese merchant, who keeps q store on Com
mercial street, above Pine. The culprit was
arrested and taken before Justice Smith. He
denied the theft, but failed to account for the
poultry being in his possession, and was tried
by jury on Monday and convicted. he was
sentenced 10 pay hne Of fifty dollars, and in
default of payment, to be imprisoned twenty
five days. The Chinese are very fond Of poul-
try, aud it is believed that most of the chick
ems lost in this neighborhOOd during the past
few months, have been stolen BY the selestials.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

GRAVE YARD FExcE.-It will be no news to
many Of our readers when we inform them that
. subscription paper was taken round last
week, for the purpose of raising money to erect
fence around the public burrying ground (;
but 10 those who so literally subscribed TO this
worthy object, il may be some satisfaction to
know that the project is likely to be successful,
e. nearly enough has already been subscribed
to pay for the fence. Proposals we're solicited
from number of mechanics, and on yesterday
the contract was awarded to Nessrs Black d
Hughes. for three hundred aud fifty dollars
that being the lowest bid.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

'wHAr ARE You DOING THERE ?-We heard
good one Of certain prominent politician who
lives not rery far from Marysvile. During the late
political campaign, Mr.. b. stumped his county for
the ticket. At one of the towns in Yuba county he
was addressing an audience, and wishingto substan-
tiate some argument, he turned around to get some
printed documents to read to his auditors. Upon
turning about to confront the multitude he was
somewhat surprised to find that his hearers had all
left, except one individual who was leaning up
against a tree! The speaker enquired, "What IN
HI are you doing there :" The poor fellow stam-
mered out, "I'm f-l-istenin' to your s-speech. b.
at this juncture presented revolver and exclaimed,
"D-n YOU, leave" And he did leave very sudden
w. and at the present time is unable fully explain
BIS ideas of the late political issues.-Mo'n'tG'"
Messenger.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

SrABBING AFFAm.-A stabbug affair occur
red at Red Dog last Sunday evening. 1t ap'
pears that Sanford Chandler and ThOs. Wallace
had quArrelcd during the day. and in the eve.
ming. while Chandler was sitting 10 front Of a
store, Wallace came up to him, aud without
any immediate prOvocatiOn or warning, stab5'
ed him in the left breast. The knife struck a
rib and glanced around in front. making bad
flesh wound. The affair is regarded at Red
Dog "a q cowardly and unprovOked attempt
upon Chandler's life. Wallace made his es-
cape.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

EASTERN PAPERs.--We are indebted to J. e.
Hamlin, of the Broad Street Book Store, for the
New York Tribune, Boston Journal and For
ney's Press; also. to G. W. Welch, Of the Pion-
Ger Book Store, for the New York Herald,
Times, aud St. Louis Republican, received by
the last mail steamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

BAYARD TATLoR's LECTuREs.-We learn that
the Nevada Library Association netted ss2 so
from the two lectures of Baysrd Taylor. The
gross receipts of the two evenings amounted to
$553; the total xpenses-inciuding $500 paid
the lee ;urer-were S47O so.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

NEW BANKING HoUsE.-Ws learn that Capt.
C. W. Kidd designs opening . banking house
10 this place in the course Of q few weeks.
Capt Kidd is one of the Oldest citizens Of the
county, al energetic and successful business
msa, of undOubted integrity, and is possessed
o. ample means to conduct the banking busi-
ness upon q liberal scale.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

DIscuARGED.-The case of Mrs. Julia Moore,
indicted for murder, was brought before the
District Court on Monday, and on motion of
the District Attorney, the indictment was dis
missed. and the defendant ordered to be dis
charged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

ASSOCIATE JUsTIcEs.-The Justices of the
Peace elect for Nevada county. met in Conven-
tiOn. on Monday last, aud elected J. w. Denni-
seq, of Bloomfield, and E. w. Haywood, of
Grass Valley, Associate Justices of the Court of
Sessions
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

The report of the U. S. Treasurer for the week
ending Sept. 9th, has just been made. 1t shows
that there was in the Treasury, subject to draft on
the 5th instant, 81 ,344 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

SENTENcED.-Jesse Alneit, convicted last
week in the District Court of manslaughter.
was sentenced on Saturday, by Judge Searls,
70 two years Imprisonment in the State Prison
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

HOUSE AND Sion PAINTNd.-Mr. G.. E. Rog-
ers, house and sign painter, is prepared to exc
cute sil klnos o. work in bis line, neatly and
expeditonsly. His shop is on Broad street,
one door below Helms old livery stable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
9s.u Druggist Apothecary, Main ST., Nevada.

DIR. l.. J. CEapkay's Private Medical and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
once San Francisco. Established in 1854 for the per-
manent cure Of all private and chronic disease and the
suppression of ouackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, l.. j. CZAPKAY, n.
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
scan the 20th Regiment Of Honveds Chie Surgeon 10
the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary the late Lecturer
on Diseases of Women and Children and Honorary Mem
Der Of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. Particular
attention paid the treatment Of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children.
strictly confidential. Permanent guaranteed
paw Consultations by letter or otherWise free.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., San Francisco, Cal.
sTbe following letter, which emphatcally speaks for
itself was written by Dean ofthe Faculty ofthe Phla
depha College Medicine TO the editors Of the the Pac
&c Medical aud Surgical Journal San Francisco, for
PmLADKLrHrA January 18th, 1852
To the Editors OF the Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour
nal:-6entlemen--My attention has been called TO
article the December Of journal in regard
to the ad eunde degree granted by the Phadelphia Col
Iege of Medicine TO Dr. l.. CEapksy When the appli-
cation for the degree was made the Faculty II was
ACCOMPANIED by adayits and testimonials TO the effect
that Dr. CLapksy was regular graduate NJ. D., of the
Jpversty of Pesth had served Surgeon In the Hunga
rian Army and a regular Practitioner Of Medicine
On the strength these the degree granted The ad
side degree as its name iseonierred on gradu-
ates opv and gives privileges Had there been
the ofirregularty theappcationhave
would been refused Bynsertng thisin journal you
will do an act OF justice to the College and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully
H. RAND,
Dean ofthe Fseulty ofthe Philadelphia College ofMed-
cine.
j. Czapkays Medical and surgicalInstitute is on
Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship Companys Once San Francisco, Cslifor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks
muneratIon unless he effects a cure.
CERTIFICATE, the undersigned, Governor Of Hun
gary testify hereby that Dr. L. j. CLapkay hasserved
during the contest for liberty asChiefSurgeon
in the Hungarian Army with perseverance where
Of have given him this certificate and do recommend
him To sympathy attention md protection ofathose
who are capable sacrifice and
undeseryed misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City January 9th 1852 3l-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

KILLED ny CHARCOAL FUMEs.-On September
Both, at Benicia, two men descended well to solder
a lead pipe, taking with them small charcoal fuT-
mace, the fumes Of which caused asphyxia, which
resulted in the death Of one of them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

PICrUREs.-Mr. G. E. Wilmington has just re-
ceived splendid assortment Of pictures, which
may be seen at his establishment on Broad
street. They are ready framed, and sold at
reasonable rates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

ARRIVAL OF THE CoRrEz.-The steamship Cor
tez, Of the Garrison and Vanderbilt line, arrived
from Panama on Friday last. She brought 1856 pas
senpers
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
Turner'S Ginger Wine.
gaerum&w&u SAbsrtis&uGtMts.
J. M. JORDAN,

J. M. JORDAN,
III j Street, between Fourth and Fifth,
SACRAMENTO.
Selling off at COST, for Sixty Days,
To make room for Goods to arrive
and Landing per the Clipper ship Andrew Jackson
OA ANO Yards Ingram 3-ply Brussels
OU,UUU and Velvet Carpets;
~, 900 yards Floor OIL ClOthy
5000 yards Table OIL Cloths
100000 Rolls Paper rHnngings-Sntins 2@ cts
5000 Rolls Borders;
1000 Pair window ShndcsJ
10000 Feet GILT Moulding;
Druggets Sheepskins
Rugs and Mats Of every description;
Damasks Lace and Muslin Curtains Pictures.
All kinds OF Picture Frames made to order.
The largest and assortment of Steel Engrayngsand
Autographs in the State. All kinds OF Upholstery Cords
hand. Upholstery Work and Paper Hanging done NJ
the lowest rates and by the best workmen In all cases
n liberal discount TO the trade 303m
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
gy&tinl Ygtiets.


Nevada CommRndry No. @. of Knights Tempsr
meets every THURSDAY evening, at Masonic Hall, cor
ner of Broad and Pine Regular meetings on the
lst and Sd Thursdays in each month. Visiting sir
Knights are respectfully invited.
SIN THoS. II. CASwEII. EN- Com.
SIR JoHN r. McCoSNELL, Recorder.
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. q, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Regular
meetings 6rst Monday OF each month Visiting Compan-
ions are respectfully invited to attend
CHAs. MARSH NJ. +. H. p.
]. T. RuDoLPH, secy.
TO INVALIDs.-Havc you Disease of the
Kidneys
Take Rsiey's Compound FluidExtract of Buchu.
Have you Disease of the Bladdert
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Have you Disease of the Urethraf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Suffering from Debility of Sexual Organsi
Take Rislsy's Compound Fluid Extract oi Buchu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loins'
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Subject to Irregularities and obstructiOns'
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Suffering from Dropsy or Gravelf
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
ANY Burning in Urinary Passagesi
Take RisIey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
A fresh supply just received by
EFF. SPENCE,
2s.u Druggist Apotheeary, Main ST., Nevada.