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4 JAMES WALSH,
h No. % Main st., lmpor

, GUNS, EiFLEs. pIsTols. GuN MA.
liz snas saa calls .hs aItsntios Of
ave assortment OF weli-seected sfsS sn ana exten
Is prepared to offer 20 the trade and pubIc lg ~
wholesale and retail. on UNUSUALLY ksvossh his
Terms. HIS facilities are such that be IL epahIsa
y supply Guns, Pistols, ! lshing Tackle, WsiI.eo
Csnes, &c, DO upon as reasonable terms a.
tMM.iaI M go2ds can ys gnfehased any where He
wants OF the souther public than can be gensye
Aly found ir the large Northern importing hoasss
@ad respectfully soheits 3 cali from msrchan D
ana others. with the assurance that both pFicss
and goods shall lie satiafact0ry. au Sim
ARD. rs packages Western and Refined
- Lard, N kegs and barrsls, for ssie bI
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HORSES. &C., FOR SALE.


IN FOR SALE.-We have for sale. at our
"l>N Nstshlss two superior SADDLE HORSES,
S-HAboth OF which draw 10 harness. One of
/ -W is SIS hne LOOKING as any, and would make a
1 p horse not inferior ~ sny in the State
~ 25-lw DAVIS HUTCH ES0N.
~ MULES FOR SALE.-I have pair
sVa~xa of excellent NJ ULES for sale, well broke
49, and only six years old. They will be sold
sAd.yery low, the owner not having any use
for them. will sell them 1t months
RO. B. LYME,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes. &c.,
81 3-ts htfice Metropolitan Hall.
FOR SALE-A fine BUGGY HORSE,
sI~NGvs ysars old, aud is warranted sound,
80 works well IN double harness, is quite fast,
Aso iisbt BUGGY and HARNESS. nearly
BLANKENsHIP & JoHNsON's
su 3-ts Stables. Franklin street.
II HACK AND IA % X 5 E S. is=yus -
|t~NF0R S A l. Ell have for sale f5Stt5E
"a Aprirdteiy. q nice HACK and aSZ@Hz-
bar of good HORSES. which will be sold low, if
tnmedlste application be made TO
Its r. l.. DICKINSON. rs Main st.
IN FOR SALE-A pair of we'll matched
~ BAY MARES, about l51a hands h gh. s and
sE-<AT years old +; can 80 together better than
tAr Ru'es, and one travel in 3 Is single. They
sre perfectly sound and Kind, and are sold because
sts owner mas no furtEer use Tor them.
A 20, CALECHE. with double set of HAIR
'-'7~' 'O' JOS x. HIX,
!. su ll-Sv American Hotel Stable.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

a CARD.-As an ladueemeni fer tsmi
|A1 lies TO soionrn at taeiH lG EIA HV EL'
+ M / during the months OF August and sep
~ VI. The proprietoYs have reduced me pIsos o'
srd to 81 per day. or y % per week it''" ""-
'''''t 3. COZ; 4. sWsiiI1l'aGRD.i fropr'e''T''
pyse.a II Hotel, old Point ComiortS IA ~
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YORK RIVER RAILR0AD, FOR SALE.
- am authorized to sell one hundred acres of
LAND, Immediately on the York River Railroad,
Joining the lands OF Thos. J. Carter. Philip Wat
sns and others abNut one half cleared. and would
so.t rel for market garden: Dc The wood iand
sad several churches; the society good. har-
gam can be had IN the farm, if immediate appli-
cation be made TO the su criber, il will be
changed Tor property III ths city or upon the sub
urbs. RO b LYME f,and Egert 10
Eu ll-dtn Office Metropoiifap Hall.
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NEW YORK BANK STArkMnNr.-The weekly
statement Of the New York city banks showsa
decrease OF 1855, ,0O0 in specie, e530Oo In circu.
In loans Of S62o, ,OO0.
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1ithmanh qispattt.


"a THE DAILY DISPATCH - served TO sub
Nsifers AZ six AND A evAnIxh gxNTe fFk ,!x' w,nxk'
I a YEAR, or Sa.sa for SIX mon fhs. IN advance.
q, THE SEMI WEEKLY pISpATCH ,nssnsA
- fuesdsy and Friday Of &2.Ge, IN advance.
q rsy. and rslled TO snbscTi era ST 81 per annum.
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saG FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale my
FARM. known as Park Hill,' 10 the county
OF henrc0, containing 1904 acres, lying two
mice east OF Richmond, and adjoining the lands
Of Mr.. ko. G. Bra1ton, MIR. J. W. Randolph and
others 1t is semed unnecessaws b give further
description OF The land, improvements and advan
taEes, presuming those wishing to purchase will
examine for themselves.
as.-Lberal. J. NJ. G. DICKINSON.
a Id
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Ut
JNo. L, THOMPSON, Proprietor,
Ashf
lAA. nEDEoRp ALGM AND loDINt

\ hfA fsPRiN6s,-These Springs win be open
A.,.t1 i for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
81 Jane They srs situated directly on the Lynch
III and Salem Turnpike. ten miles from Lynch
L. snd four miles from Forest Depot. on the
~ Z MIA and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
a VI acle vail run during the season to convey visit
u to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
.d rs MA and North Carolina. coming here by public
4 nvey snce, viii take the South Side Railroad AT
Petersburg, thence to Lynchburg, and then per
4 reuia and Tennessee Railroad 10 Forest Depot
81 teT-sm y. ECH0bS h SONS. Proerietors
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PosT-OPFICE EArFAIRs-At Frederic ksburr
Va, Joshua Hudson is reappoin ted mail mes
ser ger. At9arysbnrgh, Northampton county.
master, vice G. A. Harding. Resigned.
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|. BRAiNARD HOUSE, -, :,

Aa ELNIRA. NEW YORK.
;M T. BLOSSOM, PsorRikreR,
s-Msr'y Proprietor Of the blossom House, No
7 "'"'''" chester, n. W
.7,is iarse and coumoJleus hote, Al the lunctlon
~ q y and +, r. X. with the roads leading
~ baltimore 10 NIAGARA rails, Ia now open Tor
? reoe ption of visitors. fs.,,.,.,.
80 and attentive servants, are some OF the at
,,+ns Ds ~ trayelarx No efforts viii be spared to
'~t'Iue ITS character az a FlRSE-CLASS no
Sa,ssrsers desiring 10 visit Niagara Falls can
,ture throngh tickets To Baltimore. at which
I - through tickets can be procured to the Fails
4 he Northern Central Railroad. the shortest
!, most ex peditiogs route to EimiTa, Canada,
3 The Northwest.
REfERrNcEs:
'ogE & : kEsSsPy, sIs,ysPy Esq, washington.
Zr>rs BkRSUN, ESD,
v B8SxY1T, nj.
( =. coLEmAs, :. Eutsw House. Da''
C. {. ADRKoS,
w. Wx. GhSnHT4s p1nsE' Esq Harrisburg ;, ,o-,n
- THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
Nfpoeular resort, situated sixteen miles
.i from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful ard
'reGerIessbuFg and Potomac Railroad, is now
zen for visitors. and IL prepared 10 sccommo-
sre families with good fare, aad everything desi.
,l.e. The head of the family will be furnished
.th Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
nd.
For further information. apply at Superintend
IS Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
~ '> JNo. [. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
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HEAvY EXPORT OF SPECIE YRoN NEW
YoRK-The heavy specie shipments begin to
excite remark In New York. The exports on
Saturday include SS5s ,a96 by the Edinburg,
and ssia,eO0 by the Adriatic. Foreign Ex..
change closed at about. previous quotations.
The Empire City, for Havana, also took out
$4,000 Shippers had some difficulty In OBJ
tanning large Coins, and in many cases one.
sigb tn per cent. premium was paid for them
The California remittance by the Uncle Sam 10
not looked for until about the middle Of nsxt
week. 81 f. .5sltsa - ID -.
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ILLNESS OF MHMB1Rs OF CoNoRRss.--Hou,
MIR. Miles, NJ. q. from Souih Carolina, is said
to be lying ill now at Newport. Ii. ]. II 10
hardly expected that he will recover. Letters
from Hon, @. y Clay, u s. Senator from Ala
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Ertsadiag fhe Market Hoxss.-A petition IL
In circulation and already nomerously signed
by property holders, asking the City Co1aeil
TO build new market-house on 9th street.
and to condemn the necessary property and
extend IL through to Broad street. rhs peti.
ton asserts that the rents which will be re-.
ceived from the new building will pay q
handsome dividend on the outlay, aud aford
sueh facilities to the residents west Of 9Th
street Tor procuring the necessaries OF lifo o.
oheir rapid increase demands The present
market-house, besides being In very dilapt-
dated condition, j. entirely too small for the
wants OF the puhiic, and ought to b enlarged.
Sad Rssuit.-Yes terttay afternoon ofhcers
Chalkley and Baptist were dispatched BY the
Mayor to secure = Young woman, who, In the
desperation Of despair, had started for tho
river TO drown herself She was oyertaken
near the Railroad bridge, aud conveyed 70 the
first station. house, where she 10 now stark
mad Cause-confiding In the promises Of 4
man who has ruined and deserted her 81
|. ! Held to Secmrity.-Frank Phelps. arrer ted
and eaged last Eonday night TOR bsinr drunk
and disorderiy In the street appeared hefors
the Mayor yesterday, and alter hsarine VA
rec utred 70 give ssclrty tos his hsttsr bshA-
yier IN the future. 3 - -.
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NEW WAY OF GETTING A LIvING.-Cole-
man, in his work On Butterflies, gives the fol-
lowing description:
deadly enemy to the whole race of cater
pillars is ever on the alert, winging about in
the shape of small black fly, in search of an
exposed and defenceless caterpillar. Having
first selected her victim, the fly pierces his
body with sharp cutting instrument she is
armed with, and in the wound deposits an
egg; the caterpillar winces a little at this
treatment, but seems to attach little import
ance to it. Meanwhile his enemy repeats his
thrusts until some thirty or forty eggs, germs
of the destroyers, are safely lodged In his
body, and his doom is certain beyond hope
The eggs quickly hatch in TO grubs, who begin
to gnaw away at the unhappy creatures flesh,
tn us reducing him gradually, but by pro-
found instinct, keeping clear of the vital or
gans, as if knowing full well that the crea-
ture must keep on feeding and digesting toe
or their own supply would speedily fail, just
as assurers, while draining a client, keep up
his credit with the world as long as they can
Weaker grows the caterpillar, as the gnawing
worms within grow stronger and nearer ma
turity; sometimes he has strength left to take
the chry sallas shape, but out of this he never
comes butterfly; the consuming grubs now
finish vitals and all, turn to pupe in his
empty skin, and come out soon black flies like
the parent.
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p THE SALE or THE PEMBERTOl

ES i AT f, on James River, IN PoWhatan
- county, advertised by me Commi ssioner,
Dot having been made, continue to offer the same
privately. The whole OF said Farm, or a portion
nereof-say, 400 acres of which ac res are very
valuable high land and $50 acres of first class low
rounds making a compact and beautiful Farm
viii be sold on reasonable terms.
Address yNO. LAY, Com'r,
an lg-d2w 2uhlelt's o., pOWhatau
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WHY CHILDREN DIK.-The reason why chill
dren die, says Halls Journal of Health, is be.
cause they are not taken care Of From the
day Of their birth they are stupefied with food,
choked with physic, sioshed with water suf-
focated in hot rooms, steamed in bed-clothes
So much for indoor. When permitted to
breathe of pure air, once week in summer,
and once or twice during the colder monthe
only the nose is allowed TO peer in daylight
A little later, they are sent out with no clothes
on at all on the parts of the body which most
need protection-bare legs, bare arms, bare
necks, girted middlss, with an inverted UNI
brella to collect the air and chill the other
part of the body. A stout, strong man goes
out on a cold day with gloves and overcoat,
woollen stockings, and thick double -soled
boots with cork between, and rubbers over
The same day, child of three years old, an
In FAINT OF flesh and blood, and bone and cons IT,
tuition, goes out with shoes rs thin as paper
cotton socks, legs uncovered 10 the knees, neck
bare an exposure which would disable the
nurse, kiil the mother outright, and make the
father an invalid for weeks. And whyl To
harden them to mode Of dress which they
are never expected to practice. To accustol,
them to exposure which a dozen years later
would be considered downright foolery. To
raise children thus for the Slaughter pen. and
lay it TO the Lord. is too bad. ssto
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THE PRINCE OF WALES IN MoNTRRAL--A
Sesne.-A dispatch to the New York Herald,
dated Mon ntreal. August 26th, says:
The Irish occupied a singular position at
dejtrner yesterday. Darcy McGee. the Irish
refugee, was to speak in response to the Grand
Trunk Railroad toast, and 1t was SO announc-
ed in the newspapers, and McGee, it is said
had received aud accepted an invitation. The
Governor General refused to allow him to
speak, and the people resolved that no one else
should reply: An in teresting scene was, there
fore, expected TO ensue. As soon as MCGEE
attempted TO rise to speak, the Governor Gen
eral and Prince withdrew from the table
This prevented the speeches from being made
and resulted in the Prince leaving as soon as
he gave the toast.
The toast was another piece of f1nesse of the
Governor General, much disliked by certain
parties. The Prince put Canada and the
railroad in the same toast, so that none would
refuse to drink. / is said that the govern
ment will pay the expenses Of the banquet,
which was got up in fine style by Hogan, and
of the Illumination at the bridge in order to
relieve the railroad company. The bridge,
like the Great Eastern, is very large, but q
pecuniary failure.
The friends of the government explain the
reason why Hodges, the builder of the bridge,
was not knighted, to be on account OF a StroL z
feeling in the minds of the Canadians against
the bestowal of ii les, and especially heredi-
tary titles. Canadians are very democratic,
though opposed to annexation TO the United
States. I he Mayor of Montreal will probably
receive the honor of knighthood, although the
little Mayor of Q uebec, who is now here will
die from modification if he be thus surpassed.
Already Rodiers scarlet robe has made him
sick with jealousy.
During their passage in the Kingston from
@ uebec, the Princes party enjoyed themselves
wonderfully They sat up till twelve singing
French songs and negro melodies, such as
"Carry me back to Old Virgnian' In private
the party is very affable; they address each
other, "sir," and not by titles.
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Gov. LETCHER OUT FOR DoUsLAs.-Messrs.
Benz. Crawford and NJ. G.. Harman, of Staun-
ton, having addressed a letter to Gov. Letcher
to ascertain the position he will take in the
next Presidential canvass" the Executive
has written the folio wing letter, which is pub
lished in the Index of es,erday
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MISCELLANEous.


&CESQEULA, OR KINGS EVIL, Is A CONSTR
- tnonal disease corruption Of the blood by which this
huid becomes vtated weak Being the ejaculation
ryac The whole body and may burst disease On any
Of IT, No is free from its attacks there one
which it not destroy The soroulous aiut Is yonsy
cGued by mercur disease low living ordered or unhealthy
food impure air. Gh and filthy habs the depressing vices
and above ALL BY the yene!eal Injection whatever It's or
gin, ii is hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents children unto the third and fourth generation In
deed seems 10 be the rod OF Him who says, al will visit the
inquties Of the fathers upon their ehildren'
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt
ulceous matter which in the lungs liver aud organs
Is termed tuherces i'll the glands swsnes and on The enr
face ernpons This foul corruption which geuders
the blood depresses the energies Of life that scrouos
siiuons not only suffer from scrou0us complaints but they
have far less power TO withstand the attacks Of other diseases
consequently nnbers perish by disorders which, although
not in their nature still rendered fatal by this n
IN the SYSTEM Most Of tho consumption which decmaes
human family hns its origin directly in this screulous
tatnnaon and many destructive diseases of the liver hid
BRAIN and indeed of all the organs n
graValed by the cause.
One quarter Of all people screnlous their persons
invaded By this lurking infection, and health undermined
by H. no cleanse II from the system renovae the
food and exercise, Such medicine we supply in
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lha most ellectAh remedy which the medical skill Of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and
adS u combined from the most active enedas that
been discovered for e expnTgUton of this foul disorder from
tie bleed and tho rescue the system em rs destructive
sequences Heuce il should be employed tho only
Seronla but also those other affections which arise from ii
such tuptiye and Skin Diseases vi Anihonyis Fire Rose
Erysnel Pinpes Pusulos. Bl6tehes Blnins and BDs
Fnaofs letter and salt Rhefn Sseld Head, Rngwom. Rhs,
mats, syphie aud Meetral Diseases, Dropsy, dyspepsia
Impure Blood The popular belief for ifnpy Of the bood
sfoundpd in truth for Serofula degenerate Of blood
The particular purpose and virtue Of s .phras to pu
rfy ard Fgenetatd this vital a without which soand health
bnpossi BILE in contaminated constitutions,
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Forthespeedy Of Intermittent Fever Fever
Remitent Fever Gill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
sehe Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed for he
whole class of Diseases originating hillary cpsea
by the Malaria OF MiastnRic countries.
Wenfe enabled here ooler the community remedy which
while enres the above complaints with certainty still per
feetS harmless in quantity. Such remedy IL nvaBahe
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This ure
eSpals the asmatc posono Fever Asue from the sys
tenn and prevents the development Of the disease
the first approach Of its prmoniory symptoms only
the best remedy yet discovered for this Of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply dol
lar brings within the reach OF everybody and in bilious dis
fcs where Fever and Ague pevai everybody should have
Il and use u freely both for cure and protection.
oriy OF this remedy over any other discovered for the
speedy and certain cne of Inerntens is that it
Qnnine mineral consequently produces qunis other
injurious effects whatever the constitution Those
By let healthy rs they bad had the disease
poison, variety Of disorders arise it's Irritation
among which Neuralgia Rheumatism, Cont Headache
Blindness Toothache Earache Catarrh Asthma Palpaton
Painful Affection Of tie Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie, Paralysis and DerRngeeut the Stomach Of which
when originating in this put the intermittent type OF
become periodical This GuE expels poison from the
blood and consequently cures them all alike. II invA
liable protection immigrants and persons travelling orteu
Dosary residing in the haarOus Districts II taken occasionally
daily while exposed the Infection, that will be excreed
from the system and cannot accumulate iii sufficient
rpen into disease Hence valuable prOtee
tou than and few VIII suffer from Inermiti4uts If
they avA themselves of the protection remedy affords
Prepared by Dr.j. o. AVER Il CO., Lowell Mess
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & CO., Nos q and l5I Charfre
street New Orleans And by all Dnlgeiae iet3 s-1&W
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STA1E OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of 0FieaHs, city III New Orleans
q Z iaslpbassa tdAs this day Of December 1853
ssaefs "a NE saesshsr Justice Of DC Peara IN and for sbe
als m9ssau asFsens Appeared nuAr GaiaFd President
cenpsny y New oslss WIN bns dly sworn according Z
40 aep9Fe eng sy ha s above aeeouss arr lass and
- s sele' AnseFAps fIosa The hooka Company
o. 4AilEkRD. President,
a suiiREIBER, Secretary.
z.HsA P ana subscribed heioss day. Deeoubs,
" ta9g & - ARTHUR RAEfi fR S4es'
fbifd Jnsties of the Pesee fer ia PsT,a - AL.
fHs Hoard Of Trastsas hssc 10 pay ss ,sr
fafesf the outstanding Profits te t
and lns and afts the second MONDAY 10 Fehrsrs nc,
me itpaa OF fsteee have declared dividend III nm
sI uea pn ts nek aasd Premiums o the Company for III
yesf snaius November 80 BS5 which CerthrAes viii y
tssasa p HHa After De second in February sxf
81 --fKusxkzE-
$50 u vel H y Haut
Jas a. Whites MI Musson
9stF.es West Martin tfoydon, Jr,
II daM6ln hHna ArsusIin,
rs 4steahefser, Cssaire Olivier.
SFfsaasFt A, Bphn,
0meE G. dllard.
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NoTICE oF ELaCrIoN

sssa sa~ SSs NOTfCE OF ELECT ION.
<SsssssS x SSS Pursuant a Proclamation or His
<SSszsssssssT%SsSsA Exceency THOMAS o. MOORE,
S&2A~xS Governor Of The state of Louisiana.
=. bearing date 2lst September, 1860 the
the river are hereby notified that election will be
held on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of November 1860 on
Commissioner Of the Board of Public Works for the First Dis
trict. NJ ~ o.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct from the
honrs OF eight O'Clock A. NJ till four ,ock p NJ on the said
9TH day of November 1861 for the nurpoe receiving the
votes q The gaaasd voters Of that portion Of the Parish Il
es and to be appointed by the authorities designated by
me election TO be conducted and plcae returns made to
the undsysigned returning officer, according law.
SheriHs Office Parish Of Orleans, Oct. /, 1850
Il. r. PARKER, Sheriff.
WIS DELECTTON.--Par suite de La pro-
Ia camaion de Excellence THOMAS o, MOORE Con.
Vefeu e stat de Ia L0nsane, la q
ehre 1855 les eleeeurs qualities po ua pnrosse
doreans lest du enve Mississippi par lie present nots
quune ELECTION tenue IL MARDf sixeme onr ID ma
yembre 1850 pour Commssaire du Bureau des rayaux
Publics pour lie Premier District.
Les polls serent dams chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT
dnu mutt heureS du marin usqu qatre de rapres
midi e dit jour six de norembre 1860 eet de reeeyor
bulletins des eleeenrs qualities de portion de Ii pnFoss
dOeans ssdite, Ia surveillance DIES tor1nssjres ct
Greiers qui seront desgnes par rautore competence
eecton derra ee conduite les en- trpeata dew
ont etre sousgne charge transnee con
formement La loi. 49,
Bureau du sheriff, Paroisse Orleans, "
=, -. le Ter d'octobre 1860.
o. l2ins y. i. PARKER sherif
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CnEnso.KEiiES , aEMEDy..-AN uNrAIL1ya

\
" SPECIFIC all Diseases Urinary Organs and Gem
eral Alternative Blood Purifier
H1-This Remedy" when all other preparations fail
~ entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
Veneer eases as contains Mineral Nanseops
fugs being prepared from Roofs Banks Leaves in The
form OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
EE-it is " natures remedy tor Gonorrhen
Gravel Strcture and is especially recommended for Fuor All
bus (Whtes in Fenaes this complaint 1t is invanable
general Alternative and blood pur has no enual
and does not fail to cure Scotna Secondary Syphilis Gland
lar Swengs MercuFal and ali Erupdve Diseases curing them
more speedily and prominently than any medicine known
Il docs This by purifying and cleansing The boodcausng Il to
dow IN all its original purity and vgor from the
disease " 'e"
In all old Of GDnorrhea that hive baled
all medical skill especially recommended in old cases ii
never fails aud recent ones three DAYS
pain. w
business, - ~
R9y- Il requires no assistance from other medicine
e-lt lay the toiet-tabe counting room,
eases. $500 W
30 tfealse Fanereai disease, with ful directions for
the ornament cure, accompany each bottle.
tnll particulars, get Circular from drug
store in The United States. - h
m Is Soid atreis for 81 per BOTTLE or three boes FIR "a
BY all responsible druggists dealers in edieines brapS
the United States and wholesale by all Wholesale rn
gists, lug
POTTER Il MERW1R, Sole Proprietors St. Louis Mo-
J. WRIGHT & CO.
Nos. p and l5l Chartres street
-..,,, Wholesale Agents for the South
4a1E lK.H