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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON THE CORNER on (oR MAI.
SHALL AND CARTER STREETa. HEINRICH Co
FOR SALE AT AUCTION As Comm issioner n -
pointed by decree oil the Circuit Court of the city
OF Richmond, pronounced on the 18th Jsnuari 1859
IN the case Howle against Uowle &c" I shatrpro
coed to soil. on the promises, on SATURDAY. the
5th day OF March. 1883, at O'clock, 81, the Real
Estate 10 ated 8s above. The lot fronts feet on
the north side of Marsh all street. aud runs back on
Carter street about les feet. and has a brick Tene-
ment thereon. somewhat out OF repair. and former
JERNs: One-third cash, balance at ~ and 10 mos
for bond. bearing interest and title by the
Court. JOHN q WILL ANS Comr.
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERSos, Aucts.
f. s-iawSwhfdd
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DOCKET BUOK5-A handsome assert
l rnent. Just to hant, comprising new styles, I,
sale Wholesale ana retail.
f. % w PETERSON, Irugoist.
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AUCTION sALHa i
10fpTT11rS
-sr~S>-c.S~>--~>sy
By Goddin 4 Appsrson, Aucts.
T,RRUsrEEs sac or a. .rpra

'hnU6IEGo cAAE OF 81 ACRES of
! very valuable FARMING LAND. IN Hsr,,oa
county miles vest e Richmond near 90 snd b.
tz oan the Westham Plank isosd and the Cara W
As trustee /; 9 certain deed If trust from NJ I.
3 Dickinson, dated 5ist January. 1856 duly re-
SILT AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on the premises
IN FRIDAY the 4th day Of March. 1859 st4 .'ciock
NJ, il fair. If H. the nsxl fair day the 81 acres OF
LAND shove described. adjeining the lands Of Mr.
N 1abb. jr, and hers. The soil IL equal to any
in the vicinity IT Richmond.
TENNIS: Enough in cash to defrsy expenses Of
sale. and to 5ischargs note OF Ses7 Is. with inter
est trem = January last credit a. 70 eezi Us
uu 10Th June, 1850; on q credit as tov947n until
18th Dec Iber. le59; and tn ihs surplus such
stfms az shall be ANNOUNCED st the hour Of sale.
Inc whole purchase money 70 bear interest from the
Gay o. sale The title 10 believed be perfect, but
tne trustee VIII convey With the usual special war
Ianfy he taxes for 1859 II he pad the purcha
SEX rs u GEuR8E WHITFIELD, Trustee.
AFTER the foregoing sale of real estate and
on tte premises thereof SHALL Trustee sell two
shares q the stock Of the Richmond Fire Associs.
.on; aso. al the interest Of the said Dickil-
sou 10 me estate OF his d.ceased father w w DICK
dow for her life. - 80 "
Terms at sale. GEO WHITFIELD,
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Eos IfH and 80 Main street. hl0bmNNI'
T. n subscribers resprctiully announce II the
Merchants a V!rgiuts AUrta ]AToiil1 and iennes
see that their arrau Gemeuts Tor the G ininE
Spring; TRADE are more Y 'ensive than hitherto,
and q atLy the ist Marc thy Will be pre- pare to
e1id il one Of the lsrEeGt aud mot attractive
F1EE.;y AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS IND
CLUIHiNE.
that thcv have ever had tn pressure "a mr. 10 an
examination Il which they ara cordially invited.
As heretofore We have III ported direct #, IL kH-
mn many " the leading fabrics sud wares in our
line ard our stock will be found very all ana CO
p!ete in every department and we'll adapted to the
wants Of tEc trade.
7 ,e maguifaae Of oGr lusiTs5S, with our Chsnr-
passed faciiiiitS fl y warrant us III peoGing cur
e YES 10 SELL oar Gods a low prices as tn can
J, N.4g'ft 10 any Northern market. thus saving a
per c-utaAe u the purchaser ,
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which shall
atsl! times have our prompt aud PERSONAL stten-
tiru. hENI, EAISb ~.
Richmond, Feb l9. 1872 fel9
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GPRIN9 TRADE, 1889.
DRN GOODS.

KENT. PAIsEk CO,
Inaporters and wholesale De- AleEs IN Foreign aud
Dom, sic
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MIGHT SALES Il will continue che
" Night Sales Of a large lot of Gold, Plated and
Silver Wa ches, and Jewelry of every description.
Each article offered will positively be sold. IS
dc 22 p 0 LAHUS, Auct
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WAFER AND WAFF LIZ lhOEsi
w Ctf.e Roasters; Scales and Weights; Carpet
Hammers; coup Diaesters; Fish Kettles; Sau Z
Pans; Sad Irons; Polishing aud Crimpng Irons
DIRK Drawers; Knife Sharpeners Knife C,eanera
Cork screws; Meat and Bread Knives together
with great variety OF other useiul goods, now re-
c. living at BULKLEY'S house Furnishing
te 26 Store, 1877 Maia street
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VOLUME XXI. NO. SO.

give it a turn this way; and when you
want to make it lighter, you give it turn
that way. Serious consequences might
have resulted if it had not been discover
ed; it might have sutfocated us all. Now
be careful next time"
much obliged to ye. But how the
devil did ! know the derned stuff was
'scapin' ?" responded Jeems.
Didn't you smell it ?" asked the clerk.
9 Pears to me did smell sum thin, I"
said Jeems. But, Lie, I'll be derned ef
| didn't think it was you, bekase never
slept with a woman afore."
''Well, Jeems, | thought it was you
smelt that way all the time. ! was Jest a
wonderin' ef all men smelt that way. 1t
peared strange but then never slept
with man atore in all my life. and didn' t
know nothin' about it," was the response
OF llze, as she turned over for a nap.
| The red in our clerks face grew smi-
lingly redder as it reflected the light from
the burning jet, and roguish twinkle
| lurked in the corner of his eyes, as he
| turned off the gas and all was dark, and
our friends were left alone in their glory.
A sound of suppressed mirth was heard in
the reading room for a few minutes, and
| then all was still.
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Death of Jim Porter the kentucky Giant

In another column we give notice of
the death and the obituary of this remark
able and well known citizen of Louisville.
His gigantic proportions (for he was the
tallest man in the world) has made him
known by sight or reputation all over
the civilized world. Mr.. Porter was born
near Portsmouth, Ohio, and was brought
to this city by his parents in the follow
ing years; since which, except for a short
time when he was on the stage, he had
been living in Louisville. He was seveH
feet ninc inches in hight, and when in per-
feet health weighed near three hundred
| pounds. 1t is remarkable that for the first
| fourteen wears of his life he was small for
| his age: so much so, that he was often en-
gagged to ride races on the old track,
| where the Elm-tree garden now is. At
! seventeen he was apprenticed at cooper
ing. and his remarkable growth commen-
| ced. Itis stated that the most he ever
| grew i'm one week was one inch. 1t was ms
habit. while growing TO measure every Sat
urdav night, and his own testimony ana
that of his family and friends are evil
dence of this remarkable fact.
Mr.. Porter soon got so tall that 1t was
impossible to cooper barrels, and was en-
ploved on hogsheads This, however, be-
| came equally lmposslole' owing 10 ms re-
markable hight, and he was compelled to
abandon the business. He then engaged
in keeping and driving hacks. In the
wear 1867. he went East, and appeared
on the stage in one or two pieces written
especially for him. He returned to Louis
vile and few years later bought the
Coffeehouse which he was keeping at the
time of his death.
Mr.. Porter was a large, honey, angular
man, and in health appeared to have
strength proportioned to his size. In
manners he was quiet and unassumlng,
MI Mi'.U reYy highly esteemed by all who knew
b;n, & for his integrity and high moral
nharaoter. l,, In his domestic RELATIONSHIP
was never married-he was all parent
could desire Among his fellow men he
was high-minded, honorable gentleman.
LO,dSrille Democrat.
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Medicos. on the other hand, insist tha they have
Specifics for everything. The lnatse slands thus =;
They say they can cure al conIl.nhAs. npd Railways
Remedies ~ precisely what tsey ~. 80 Remedies
fulhll thar promises; while the proHhfing academi-
clans upon the whole, good tor-Ho ihey are not
good for nothing. they do Know hoN = ttsc n f0f-
The vast and steadily increasing papllerity Of our
remedies is proof positive that inant nu ano much
longer e hound hv the trammels 81 ihcst selfconst
tuted artiters Of life and deathtie tneial schools
But for the faith which the unreeeNg are apt 70 re-
pose in long established errors theee fnratves would
long since have superseded the pttzsflpuqns Of the
profession throughout the length and breadth of the
land. But the Faculty Of MedelneAs y Is called. has
certain yrCsfiqe growing ont Oithc ftateTy which.
rom motives Of policy. Il has Away sI.ro eu ite do
ngs. The peaeffafoa Of the sciences s nt for yul-
car eyes. The oracles Of the Temple of tIlapIus
uttered in "a mysterious languatse. Of chfOuc
might truly say. that il is fu Of sound and sig
niiyng n0thiaq.7 Al this munmery has ss effect
upon the ignorant and It j. only noW and & eu whrn
the Vel is lifted in the Green and Mhais aiiSr
that everybody Is compelled 90 own what verv -uall
men ia tact, though grea, men in theoy' tn honera
To soothe the tortfres II arute da1ase-to buiid
up the shattered constitution and deb listed frame
to draw hack from the grave brink DC teim II a
consuming malady-is a noble missioui and thisulis-
sion RADWAY'S = Remedies are accom- plis hiug wher-
WHATS asked of he siek land Ia no MI measure
for their own sake IS not alsoiutc 9th y ., artlcle,
or any QtlIer that fnx npRsT p tise -a3p ssE,r'
~ incuraile-who have proved that the Official drug
list j. now what it was described 20 he by writer IN
the DAYS of Plraccl-us ~0pprd5qd nodicOfTDi'-the
disgrace of the dYctor--who are. in short adrft with
the I-,-. for a companion and no port Of safety in
yiow-to give RAILWAYS Remedies fuli and far
trial according 90 the directions. and report the re-
suits g. the public. whatever they may be-
Railway Remedies arc within the reach Of every
ftulIy iu North America. Agents established
f1r their sale everywhere; and they are sold by
the single bottle Ur box at the same prire in distant
places that D. asked for them at RADWAY cos
offices this city. Prica for the Ready Relief p
cents 81 cents and u per bottle ReSolvent = per
bottle: Regulating Pills, coated with gum, perfectly
I tl-falC~-. - cents
The public servants,
RADWAl & co.
No. lG2 Fulton street, New York.
] Arr51 +. 9t-tf
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ENTIRELY NEWI ENTIRELY NEWI
WHAT IS TTf
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT,
Darby'S PrOphyIaCtiC Fluid!

This is a New Discovery. Il j. the result of Learn
ed Research. II Is triumph Of Scientific skill II
is Chemical union of materials provided 10y Nature
action l. in obedience to fixed laws
QUICK SURE, POWERFUL
II purlhcs dwellings, sinks, kitchens.
IL removes all offensive odors.
II cures burns with instant certainty.
the best preparation ever used for fresh wounds
II destroys an vegetable and animal poisons.
II relieves IN few seconds the bites of insects etc
IL scatters boilc when forming.
II soOthes hplS when formed and heals them rapidly
tis good for carhunCles. ulcers. corns and sores
IL cleanses the teeth and purites the breath
The worst symptoms Of Typhoid and Scarlet Fever
are mltgated by the of this Fluid: II has beeu
known 70 check the spread Of Typhoid Fever in Fam
illes and upon plantations.
Leading physicians are using Il in Charleston. Co
iumhla savannah, Augusta. Atlanta. Macon. Colum
bus: Montgomery, Selma, Mobile and New orleans.
The Hospitals Of y. Orleans and Mobile are using it
Hospitals, corporations, ship masters manutactur
ers planters physicians, furnished by the gallon at
reduced rates.
Try at least one bottle. Price so cents. Follow d.
rectionS.
as-Manufactured only in the Laboratory Of OAR
BY PRICE, Auburn. Ala a.,
For sale in Paulding by pr. :. f. CASTEEL. ana 10y
all druggists and country merchants thTsushou' '''
South.
N.B. Persons wishing ores. soils, water ETC. az !
alysed, have done on reasonable terms oy sehNR
''iS Epbprn' ~ rI"i Aio. i, Nav May is, lsi9 S2-ly
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Washington Rheumatic Remedies,
INTERNAL AND ENTERNAI


Are infahlc curativc~ the subjoncd diseases and
all of similar nature: rheumatism. Burns. Lumha-
20, Pans IN the side. lnfammatory Swellings. Pains
IN the Chest Humps. Gout, Neuralgia. Bruises Sprans
Frost Bite Croup. Cacd Breast tff Joints Stiff Neck
Bunons Hard lumps. Contracted Sinews. PARALYSIS
In all cases where external stimulation is required
noremedy can equal the Washington Rheumatic Oint-
The Washington Remedies will in future be issued
IN the following low priced packages: The Salye and
ointment IN 80 cent and 81 Jars the Purifier and In
ternal Remedy for Rheumatism put up in bottles
at y and 3. -
For sale, wholesale and retail. at the DEPOT OF
IHE WASHINGTON REMEDIES, No. lO3 Poydras
street. New Orleans.
AGENTS:-Hyde Sharman. Paulding, Miss. Jas.
blundelL Benton Miss, W. W. Lowery, Hnlshoro.
Miss 7. b. Cook. lazoo City, Miss. j. A. Limerick.
Rodney. Miss, ]. 5. Sizer. jackson Miss W II. Fox.
Natchez Miss Wright Elder Woodvlle. Miss. C. r.
henCher Enterprise. Miss B. b. Fox Fayette, Miss,
jas Blair. Columbus, Mss. : Farchld. Port Gibson,
MISS > u. SemmeS Co. Independence. Miss. y.
MJoneSQ Qutman, Miss. r. G. Cowan. Handsboro. Miss
W H. Barton. Aberdeen. Miss Levy and Lopcr. Gar
landsvle, Miss. II. Y. II. Lowry, Summit. Miss NJ. II.
watkins Ware, Decatur, Miss aud by Druggists and
Country Merchants generally throughout the South
em States.
All orders should be addressed to
MlCKLEIoHN CO, New Orleans
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DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,


GICH as ConsuIauon, Inward Piles, Fulness Of
- Blood tu the Head Acdty oi the stomach. Nausea
Heartburn Disgust Tor Food Fune~- or Weight in
tD stomach sour Eructatuu- sinking or Fluttcrlug
go the PIT ~ the stomach, swimming Of the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, FiuttcTing 90 the
Heart. Choking OF Sutiocatiug Sensations when m a
lying posture. lrmns-~ uf Vision. Dots OF Mel- Pee
fore thc L-l', Fever and bUil PAIN iu the Head De
teitury "iPyr~piratiuu. leoWuc~~ 81 the skin and
Eyr- Pain iu the de. Back. Chest. Limbs, &c sud
den Flu-he= ri Heat. Burning n the Flesh. Constant
luagungs 81 Evil. and great de precision Of spirits.
Tie pr"pretur~ iu calling the attention Of the pub
r Q" tins PREPARATION. DO with feeling of the ut
most confidence ln u~ virtues and adaptation Go the
diseases for which IT, recommended.
II b. no new and untned article. hut one that has
stood the test of ten years tra before the Anne
people and IT, reputation and sale unTiyalled by
any similar preparation cxtaut. The testimony IN IT.
favor gwen hy prominent and wcll-knowu Physicians
and individuals in ai parts uf the country D. immense
and careful peru~stl of the Almanac. published an
nualy hy the proprietor and 20 hc had gratis of any
uf hI- Agents. cannot but satisfy the most skeptIca
that hi- remedy b. really deserving the great celebrity
% lt- obtained.
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A boy twelve years old was convicted of
manslaughter last week in the city of
New York, and sentenced to confinement
in the House of Refuge during his minor
ity. He stabbed another boy with shoe
makers awl, of which he died. The act
was committed in a boyish quarrel in
which the deceased was the aggressor,
and it did not appear that he meant to
kill, or seriously harm him. In respect
to it, the New York Times, says:
Justice is not blind. In respect to her
eyesight she has been slandered. When
a poor friendless man or a little boy comes
up for trial. the goddess sees very clearly
the enormity of the offence, and every
particle of guilt in the case. A verdict is
readily found, and the Courts are seldom
bothered with motions for new trials or
other nonsense of the sort.
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l.. JOHNSON a co.'s
Type, Stereotv g and Electrotyp,
FOU y ID r Y.
ESTABLISHED IN 1896.
Tro Premiums aruyf At the Crystal Palqce Exhibition
ta Nar York.

"
WE manufacture and offer for sale the largest va
w uety of Printing Types, and all the appurten-
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The composition of our metal Is calculated afford
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Estimates given in DETAIL with the cost Of all the
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PLAIN or Fancy Type. Music uf unparalleled beauty
lc-t in this pundcry only scripts, Flowers. Borders
Cuts, Brass and Metal Rules, Labor Saving Rules O
nine various patterns. Brass Braces, Dashcs, Brass
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PRESSES of an descriptions, and all sorts Of Print
ing Materials most uf which are made 10y u.s. will he
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PRINTING INK Of all qualities and coOrs, Var
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ofthc most celebrated American and English Miuu
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STEREuTNpING or ELECTR0IlPiNG Of Book IS
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WOOD CUTS designed aud engraved in the fines
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Tho following Is a partial hst II property vbieh
he gwen o. Che purchasers of Books ~ tbe tim
HHln
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wM. L. MCDONALD,

80 hlsNAlfNAlf NV h'hN+
fTNHE subscriber. having made numerous adiu0ns
o. his already large establishment aud Acquired
additional friltes fpr the transaction ut hs rapidly
Increasing business, b. prepared o. turuh every d
-criptinn Uf AEEt AGES and HARNE~- at the short
c-t notice and on the most favorable terms and otier
particular Inducements 90 Southyru purchasers oi ul
ofnnt superior, 90 those of any other manuiactofy
tho Kind in the country Nm l. MCDONALD.
A.. ~ frfg fa.a 4I-1y
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From these figures IL will he seen that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country caused by
consumption. 10 say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases -pruging from slight cold"
DO not trr with your health: hut if suffering from
cough. cold on the lunes buy bottle Of Ho0f-
iuii' B1l.auc CJriIai and You may safely count
cure. Thousands have done and have certified TO
its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dypetc state Of the stomach in which case the Ger
man Btters should be used. In eases Of weakness
or general debility Of the system resulting from
protactcd cough, the German Bitters will be found
/ Of great benefit
Prepared only by Dr. G NJ Jackson, as Arch Street
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists and Soreleep
er- Throughout the United states and Canada Price
] % cents per bottle.
! ES- sold by W u. Elmonson, Paulding Mississip
p and by agents generally IN any city and town in the
] United -tatc-.
] June Il. ISIS
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IN QUART BOTTLES.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

AND FOR THE CURE OF
lSTufsin Mreurtnf Diseases. Sfi'0rH tccrs khcfHa-
tsHi, Cufanoous ErVfi0Hs. DyspeJlsid, Ltrsr t0il-
PLANT BrUuchifts Salt Rhoina. Consumption,
Fcrer SoroL EftaipoLts. Female Coa-
Uiniafs Loss n dppsfifs. FtHpiss
Bfcs. GCncrul Dcbtity dr.
LIVERY revolvpu year confirms and spreads far
" thcr and WIDER the wellrneritcd reputation and
deserved popularity Of this invaluable Medicine prov
ing 10 ~ he the most efcaei0us remedial agent known
fur the cure of ail diseases arising from impure
state of the blood. AZ mild apericnt ant-epiic and
tonic. n contains the three most useful propftle- 81
medicine n purres. purihez and restores. The rap
idity with which the patient rernycrs
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under this triple influence b. surprising. Each new
cuze tn which u b. applied furnishes n the result q
new certificate of It's excellence; and We have only %
point to the accumulated testimony of multitudes
who have experienced IT, effects, toc0nyinee iueredu
lity itself uf ~ real value
ANOTHER CURE or SCROFULA.
Tn1y. y. " sept. l-ls5t
Msssrs A. n. 4 y. S,tais; Orutlemcn--l have for
nearly three years bcpn troubled With that dreadful
disease. ~cruttla; much to hc offensive 2" my
husband and tu myself; aud o. obtain relief have tried
every kind of medicine that came under my notice
without effect. pue of my neighlar-, who had teeu
cured of similar complaint ty your -1rsaparilla ad
ivaed ne tu make trad ui it and can truly -uy thai
IL has done world of good. having completely
cured me- Hoping that my cvidcucc may induce
sotherz similarly afflicted 81 adopt the remedy
| with the same satisfactory results.
remain gratefully yours,
| SARAH A. J. pOHLMAN.
| PREPARED and sold by A. ~ A H. SANtiS. Whulcsal,
Druggists. NJ. Too Fulton street New York.
Nar iork. Jan. 1850 y
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WASHINGTON REMEDIES.
pnrnIU NnrnfnhIn

TT'HESE Remedies during the brief period they have
been before the public, have succeeded in winning
their way into universal acceptation Some of the
most remarkable cures affected through the
agency of medicine have been made hy their use
cases Tlven up as mcUrable 10y the most eminent OF
the McNical Faculty.
The Washington Remedies are four in number, viz
The
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IN connection WITH
The XXnshingtOn SRlYe,

The Washington SRlVe,
VIII effect radical cures IN al the worst forms Of the
following diseases: Scrofula, Salt Rheum syphilis,
S,ald Head, Itch. Old Sores, WhItloe Piles, Fstua,
Mango, BoIls Leprosy, Scurvy. Bone Felon letter
Worm. Ring Worm Scrotulous Ulcers, Mercuria Dis
eases ETySipclaS. CaThuncleS Cutancous Eruptions,
and diseases arising from impurities OF the blood
The Washington Purifier acts with great effect on
all diseases irregularities Of the Liver Kidneys
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR ElLPERORS
What Why A Beautiful Head of Hair

DECAUSE tits the ornament God Himself provI-
ID drd for all our race. Reader. although the rose
may bloom ever so brightly IN the glowing cheek.
the eye be sparkling, the teeth be those Of
pearls If the head Is bereft Of its covering. or the
hair be snarled and shryled harsh and dry or worse
still. If -pTnkled with gray, nature will lose more
than half her charms. Prof. Woods Hair Restora
tive. II used three times week. will restore
and permanently secure TO all such an ornament
Read the following and Judge. The writer Of the
first is tte celebrated i1Eist 71aH5eTg.