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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-04
February LIST, 1851.

NEW CONFERENCE.-THE purchased Of ..
~ J. SAUNDERS his interest in the STOCK,
FIXTURES, &c, of J. F. SAUNDERS i CO., we
will continue the business at the old stand lately
occupied by them, under the firm and style of
SAUNDERS u LOVING, where will always be
found a well-selected stock of GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS, &c, which will be sold at the low est
prices for cash, to punctual customers on time,
and to which We invite the attention Of the pa
and the public generally-hOping, by strict at
tention to business to give satisfaction to I'll who
may favor US with call.
JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN B LOVING,
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Feb. 1.-The offerings at The scales
yesterday were 1000 head; being, 200 head less
than last market day. Of the above $50 were
and the balance $500 head were taken up by Balti
more butchers at prices ranging, from se75 to
IL IS and averaging 80 rs per loo lbs, being the
same as last Thursdays rate. There were few.
however, that brought outside rates. There was
a fair supply of live hogs offered, and sales were
made to butchers of fair to prime lots at 81 ESQ
s77s per 100 lbs. Sheep were plentiful, and sales
were made at 81 to IS gross.
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NOTICE.-By virtue of deed Of trust exc
IN cuted by Mrs. Frances A. Duesberry the
18th day of December. 1850, and of record In the
Clerks Office of the Richmond Hastings Court, all
persons indebted to her, by bond, note, open ac .
count or otherwise, are required TO make imme.
diate payment to the underst gned, otherwise said
claims will be placed in the hands Of an officer for
collection Tfe e-ot*l J. II. SANDS. Trustee
NOTICE THIS.-ss will buy half dozen
IN Linen Bosom shirts; SO will buy fancy Cas-
simere Suit, fashionably cut and we'll made. These
articles are cheap, and we offer them for the plea
sure of selling. IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Pairo's Exchange Office.
fa1 81 MAN, corner l4th street.
TRON.-aoo tons English refined IRON, compris-
ing full assortment Of ria.; nGahd ana square
Horse Shoe, and Bagnalfs shafting Iron Also,
IN stock OF Sw edish and common English Iron !;
Russia Sheet Iron Norway Nail Rods blistered
Steel Tin Plates zinc slqsk Iin q for sale
by 2. u -. =. n IA 80.
TlFNTIFRICES.-Thu Tooth Powder,
IL Dale's Tooth Powder, Thompson Antiseptic
and Aromatic Tooth Soap BaIia.s Vegetable
Tooth Soap, Adentine and Charcoal Tooth Paste
elegant preparations 'G po vi Co, Druggists.
nL1NTATION IGARS-A rich and elegant
fs article Just fsss DOVE 1 Co. Druggists.
s t,n ~ band large Is. q Saddles. Brides, aud
Buggy Harness, for sale cheap ..~
fell 49,. Nutt
TOILET SOAPS large and varied assort-
!. neat s'wAss KEPT D b co.. Drasgi..s. +
no 70 LEWIS and parehase your Dry Goods.
III Yoa will cartainiy be pleased both with bis
RI = INEN Avn COTrON SHEETiNG-Linea
| IL and Cotton Pillow Case foods. selling low at
! No. Is Main street. jan
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DRO BONO PUBLICO-VIRGIYIA DYE

DRO BONO -NIRGINIA DYElNG
dod APP oLEAN1NG tfTAHsHMEEF so
ING APPAREL, Of all kinds, DYED, CLEANED
AND II FEfpeh sye Rnd he SwsS
cleaned, bleached aud Finished, in French style
Aso fsgSI san FnSl Straw eSrBBss
BLEACHED and PRESSED, in French style
Gentlemen's Garments Dyed Cleaned and Re-
paired, in the shortest possible time:
n. B:-Fringes, Tassels, Worsteds, Braids, &c,
Dyed in the best manner, at the cheapest rate
te 2~ai* ca 'N"'''N UNIV j. G. MERCER.
lust PUBLISH f D-And now ready for
"FLoWERs OF HOPE AND MEMORY" Acol-
lection of Poems. BY Mrs. Cornelia J. NJ.
Jordan, of Bradford county, Va. In one hand
sss ess RFRsSf on int
steel portrait Of The aSthSTess Price $3.50
HoPE's POEMS. A new volume of Poems. By
fs Jane! smss Barron Hope e Esq NORRIS, Publisher
4 TTENTION, FIRST REGIMENT.-Just
F FffSsTs RE Ell IL SNORING ToBACco,
market, and inferior to none. In packages to suit
purchasers J6 ehii sDs 81 otN e orEYs
fe2 lw ls Pearl street.
I JOS. BEAR, OF MARION, sMxTH HE
l, Co, VA, have this day appointed JULIUS
he be ny apS
Goods store, on IA street, opposite r. Old Mar
Riehmond Va, Feb. /, 1901 fe 2-2w1
7 HEREBY appoint JOHN W. HlLLYARD
my Agent to transact business for me at the
L9uu9rs and other business pertaining to keeping
SALOON, TO buy and sell for cash only.
Richmond. February lst 1861. fs INV.
TNDEXICAL SILVER SOAP--Prepar.d es-
pecially for cleaning and polls hing ver plated
aud Britannia ware mirrors, marble, tin, &c: For
cleaning hne house paint, window glass, and car
fe2 W. PETERSON 4 Co. iss Main st.
LIArRA e AND G SUGAR. bbIs. prime
T. Extra sugE % bbls prime Sugar. Re-
ee fs '0' ' IHikswSiis WEBB JOHN G. WADE.
spool COTTON.-Just to hand, a full assort-
- ment of Coats SPOOL COTTON also, a sup
ply Of spool SILK Az '2 9eNr, PAINE co.
CUPERIOR CLOVER SEED.-Ioo bushels
cloTsr ssd wEsb Soh FL sss WADE
T ARGE GRINPpsroNEs' for factories To-
4 4 ssivns for sale j y N. GORDON SON.
FAMILY ROE HERRINGS-In half barrels,
direct from North Carolina t Wm salf y KING
e. -------------- "a
10 I'LL. prime SrNis New orleans sss
by lfe2I POTTS, FARLEY q 20.
DOWDER.--Cannon.B Blasting and Ride Pow
fe der 5000 kegs For Isls * X. DAVENPORT
II IMP PLAsTER.--7oo tons soft Blue wilma
IL sor Lump Plaster, for sale to arrive. ny
fe2 BRiDGFoRD CO., On the Dock
COTTON YARNA-Assorted NUMBERS, As to
~ i2's, for sale by ,
fee l. Il g. b. DAVENPORT.
| Sll BAGS prime I4aguayra COFFEE, for sale by
~ fez POTTS, FARLEY ROO.
SUPER Carbonate OF SODA-ls boxes,
- for sale BY lie u JOHN N. GORDON 4 SON.
NEW AuGAR-cURED HAM6-Very choice,
~ for sale BY Ue2l WIN. r. KING
nAT MEAi.--Frssh ground, just received BY
M fs2 WIN r. KING
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Per- Moore, Of Richmond, lectured In
s""fss Va, on Thursday night.
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GoDDIS Il APPERsoS, Aucts. Ia IS I'd

I'M OSl 4 Z > "a LIZ OF En- ALL ABLE
i FARM OF 700 ACRES, IN NEW KENT COt1N-
TY; on THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD. FIT.
deed Of trust from r. !: Walker; ESQ. dated
10th January, 1880, duly recorded In New Kent
County Court on the 9th February, 1900 shall, in
execution thereof, proceed to sell, at public aug
rnary. at l2 o'clock If fair If not the next fair
day thereafter, except Sunday } the very valuable
FARM located as above, now In tho occupa ncy OF
said Walker. 1t contains, by recent survey, 700
acres, OF which there is an ample supply of wood
and timber ION the rairoad,) for the use of the
place. The open land lies we'll and Is susceph-
Bile of great inipfoTemsnt. portion of 1t pro
land 10 bushels of heat, with 6ve tons of guano:
The buildings on the place are comfortable, and
are sufficient for the Recommendation Of q large
family Dispatch Depot. on the York River
Railroad, is located the land, and post Office
thereat. thus atforling unusual facilities for the
transmission of produce. intelligence, and passen-
gers to and from Richmond daily.
The deed requires a cash sale but by consent OF
parties the terms will be Que third cash balance
at and two years. for bonds bearing interest
secured by trust deed. The taxes for 1851 10 be
paid by the purchaser. As this * really mos
desirable Farm, the particular attention of the
public is respectfully called to this sale.
fel GEO. G.. MINOR. Trustee.
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Action Of Massnchusetts--V Virginia not in
Favor.
BosToS, Feb. lin the Senate, this after
noon, n motion to take up the resolves ap-
pointing Commissioners to Virginia and con-
slider them Immediately, was voted down-l7
TO g. A motion to consider them tomorrow,
was also voted down. The subject was then
postponed until Monday.
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AAD.-su kiercea choice Western Leaf Lard,
III - 'a'' " ''A' PORTS, rARLKy 600
CUGARR.-Reaaed SuxAFx, ali ErsAea, for sslt
- low 10 the trade BY POTTS. fARLkv = GO.
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LOTTERIES.

EOEGIA STATE LOTTERIES
DRAWN B7 STATE AUTHORITY
MCKINNEY Il CO.. MAsAeKRs.
Tho fo,,ovinp splenaid schemes will be drawn
in pu6lis In the city of savannah ia, under Inc
sworn supctinte ndence of two Commissioners:
CLASS Toe draws February 2.
CLASS Ito draws February 0.
CLASS Ill draws February l6.
CLASS liz draws February "a
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900 l Of Sto, 900 OF r.
$50 Of IS 900 OF ~, 900 100 Of 3i2e LOO Of So.
q, 900 of Is; %, 900 of -.
kE-EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
ET TICkETS only $40; shares $3.50.
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LAMgSTABLE RESULT OF CARELEssYEse. Last
Tuesday morning, Mr.. Morris Slockbower
residing near Newton. n. J., was carelessly
handling his gun, preparatory TO going hunt
ing, when, by some means, one of the barrels
was discharged the load taking effect in the
side of his wife, and causing her death in q
few minutes.
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lust PUBLIsHED -And now ready 70
a TTENTION, FIRST REGIME

n receIv ed and for sale, the celebrated
FIRST REGIMENT SMOKING TOBACCO,
Manufactured IN Lynchburg- expressly for TINS
market and inferior to none. In packages to suit
purchasers Call and see II, at
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OTEl'S
fs Luz il Pearl street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
old DOMINION INSTITUTED

old DOMINION INSTITUTE--CORNER
~ OF FRANKLIN AND 5rH sTREETS.-The Sc
cond half of the session of this School, for ls6-8l
will commence the 18th of February and end
the 30th of June next ensuing.
The Rev FRANCIS j. B0GGS has been added
to the Board of Instruction, and will, with his
family, reside in the Institute buildings The
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
Mr.. CHASES superintendence, Who will be aided
by competent assistants. gentleman has been
employed to take charge Of the classes in ALICE
BRA, and others will be to teach other specific
studies and another female teacher vii be en-
ployed The LECTURES ON BIBLICAL LITERA-
tinued, a. also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE
RARY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY De-
PARTMENT, for very small girls, will receive the
special care of the Principal of the School
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT will be Hbe-
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfort
and facility will be afforded to young ladies board
Ing in the family.
No labor or expense will be spared to make the
School equal to any in the land tor the education
of females.
RE For further Information, address
Dat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-04

THE BARK CAuEA.-The Captain of the bark
Caura, mentioned n day or two since as sup
posed to be lost, was Robt. Brooke Pescud.-
He was Virginian, and a grandson Of the
celebrated Peter Francisco.
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Notwithstanding to Continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS ] most respectfully ask con
tinuauce Of the patronage bestowed on the late
firm OF RANDOLPH 4 PAGE, aud hope, by strict at
tention, to merit the same Ny uncle D: G Rt AZ
next few mouths, will aid me in my business:
February /, 1851. lfe l-iml MANN PAGE.
T HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME MK.
i RICHARD L. BROWN, {late WITH WM TAYLOR,
Gerry, LIQUOR and PROVISION BUSINESS, on
18th street. between Main and Cary, under the
from from O our friends and the public generally.
WIN. b. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-04

New YORK, Feb. o.-Flour-The market is hea-
w: sales of $500 barrels at decline of Sc. state
SIS SIS $50. Wheat is heay; sales of 600 bushels
at a decline of lc. White 81 40 Corn is depressed;
sions dull; prices unchanged. whiskey is held at
lsAc. Buyers offer lsc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-Flour steady Howard ST.,
Ohio and City Mills S5:s Wheat dull red = 80
62a67c. Provisions active: Mess Pork slaGlS %
Lard log cts. Coffee steady at l2Gl3c. Whiskey
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WALTER D. LEAKE
d ALEX. IL. sly DS.

I'D ALEA. II. VS.
TRUSTEE IN a certain deed Of trust, ex-
n eeuted on the 10th day Of JANUARY, 1850, and
duly recorded In the office Of the Court VI Hnst-
ings in the city Of Richmond, l shall proceed to
SELL at the request of the beneficiary in said deed,
on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of February, 1851,
in front of the said Court House, at public auc-
ton, at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ, one N EGRO
GIRL, named Frances or Fanny, conveyed In said
deed TERMs.-Cash. J. 7. SUTTON, JR.,
ia 26--tds trustee
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,ExTR sf, H0TFT. TRNITURE. oMyI.
BY Goddin r. Apperson, Auct'a
COMMISSIONERS SAL E OF LOT IN
y THE COUNTY OF HENRIC0 IN THE TOWN

y THE COUNTY OF HENRlC0, IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY AS Commissioner appointed by a
decree of the Circuit Court of Henrico, pronounced
on the LIST November, 1859, in the case Of Drum
proceed to sell at public auction. OF IL. premises
on TUESDAY, the sth February, 1891, at o'clock
p. NJ, Of fair: II not the next fair day, except
sunday) the following Real Estate, belonging to
John W. Reins, as appears by the Comlpisei oner's
books, aud referred TO in the plaintiff 8 bill, viz
HALF ACRE adjoining Rich d Reins, two miles
from Court House.
TERMS. --One-third cash; balance at 8 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
dorsed, aud title retained till all the pufehase
money is paid. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH,
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$ 2 o Il G i 4 TIE L0TT KTEs.

Our THREE NUMBER LOTTERIES drawn
daily CAPITAL PRIZES from g., 900 to $25 0vo.--
TICKETS from 81 to IS.
Prizes of ~, 900 and under, paid immediately al
ter the drawings other prizes at 30 days
RJs For tickets or schemes in any OF the above
splendid Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY b CO., Managers,
la 2s--ew< Savannah, Ga.
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POPULATION OF MIssorRI.-The census of
Missouri shows that State to have / ,407 $3.50
whites, I13, Iss slaves and 1902 free negroes,
or in the aggregate ,524 ,626 This is much
larger than Missouri has yet been announced
rs having, and 1t places the State next in rank
Being larger Than either Indana or / irginia
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HON z -MANUFACTURED ON11HA
II large assortment, consisting o. Ban, HAnD.
HORSE SND MULE SHOE, COACH AND BuGGY
STEEL AND IRON TYRES, ROUNDS, s9UAkkS,
a. FOR sale at the Richmond IRON AND STEEL
WORKS. foot OF 9th street. JAS. HUNTER.
ALSO - large assortment Of "PUNCHED
WASHERS. made ct this establishment, 70 which
the attention Of dealers. car-buiiders. &C.. u
called. MlS-lms
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BY T.. Il. Cook. Auct'r.
SALEOT STOCK OFfLOTH.

TTNRTNTEE'N SALE OF STOCk OFCLOTH.
i ING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., AT ACC-
TION by virtue Of decd of trust from B. Myer
To the subscriber duly recorded in the office OF the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, shall
proceed to sell, on THURSDAY, 18th instant at 10
O'Clock. at the store of said Myer, on Main, be-
in said store consisting of large variety of
sonable CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, &c.
After " hich will be sold the KEY of the house.
TERMs.-All sums under 800, cash over that
amount, 90 days credit, for approved, endorsed,
negotiable paper. 3. LAIARD, Trustee.
Etg- Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Naval Preparations at Porfsu, onfb. xe

[oTtSmOHEN,
PoRrsxorra, Va. Jan 81, 1851
A few years back upon the calendar OF time,
when death, desolation and pestilence drove
our fear-stricken people from the seaboard
town of our beloved Old Dominion" the
writer from this place, TO the best of his abili-
", enlightened your readers concerning the
few that remained, and of tho progress OF the
"yellow fever As our people are threatened
with another. and different kind of havoc,
i take peasure IN again writing from near the
great depot of the Federal Government"
The sameness OF the scenery near the Navy
Yard has been much broken within the last
two or three days: the old rat posses ed, musiy
and dusty hulks that have lain In thu. Eliza
beth river since-as long as the writer can re-
collect-with only one man aboard of each.
20 Keep OF the poor and iuttergte rasr1is
who coveted a little OF the copper cank-
ering upon their sides, have been cleaned
and upon them guns have been mounted am
mnnition stored away in their holds, and---it
should be the feather that breaks the camel S
BACK the guns are brought to bear upon the
peaceful farmers Of Norfolk county, a portion
OF the sovereign people Of the proud old Com
monwealth of Virginia. ''fearfully'' think
that Virginia is degenerating for, " In that
elder day, when one of her sons spoke in
these words AZ Our chains are forged-their
elankings may be heard upon the plains OF
Boston, y Virginia could not have been awed
into submission. Those guns are more power.
full than the chains that rang in the fancied
ears of Patrick Henry.
The Commandant of the Yard caused all OF
the small arms of the Armory 10 be carried on
board Of the ship the line Pennsylvania, FOR
safe keeping-another insult TO our people
We have some among US, am sorry to say,
who are not insulted by these warlike prepa-
rations They comprise that class OF people
before whose vision the American eagle only
scars upon the Federal coin, and no matter
whose hand will fling IL 10 them, like SWint
they will scramble for it.
The contest for delegate TO the Convention
will be close, and 'twould be hard to determine
who Will be the successful one. V.
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Richmond, January, 1861. ia 25-dim*
TAUK Ell SPRING ACADEMY. ..Having
IL employed competent teacher. / would like
to take three or four young ladies, from 10 to Is
years of age. The terms are very moderate. For
English, French; Latin aud Music, including board,
1aEim* One and half mil les from the city.
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NOR SALE, FROM 90 TO 100 LIKELY

+ AND VALUABLE NEG RoES; Also. A
TRACT OF LAND At LOUISA COURTHOUSE. -
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of Louisa
county. PRONOUNCED in the suits Of Iimberlake S
ers, we shall proceed to sell at Louisa Court
House, on MONDAY, the nth day Of February
100 likely NEGROES, the property Of the estates Of
Henry, Elizabeth and Polly Tlmberlake. dec q;
late Of Louisa county. The sale will be continued
from day to day until completed.
We will also sell on the same day. a tract OF
LAND lying in the same county, not far from
Thompson s Cross Roads, being the tract on which
Miss Elizabeth Undertake aesided at the time OF
her death. 49,
TERMS OF SALE AS to the Slaves: On credit
Of months the purchasers giving bonds with good
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
with liberty, how ever to any purchaser to pay the
~hole or anv part Of his purchase IN cash to the
Commissioners.
As to me Land One fourth in cash. and as "a
the residue, a credit OF six twelve and Gig hteen
months, from the day Of sale, the purchasers CIV
ing bonds with good security for the deferred in,
stalments bearing interest from their dates, and
the title to be retained until the purchase money
is paid, as further security therefor.
u
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c..r.y P-o8pecfs--Ths Military Preparo-
Gsaf IN he Toodyism Among the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Oh HHDS. New Orleans Sugar, Just received, and
cOO fer sale At 6 81 cents per llb., by
HOFFAAN, DEET0N 90.
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Of the best materials, continued by excellentw ork
men, and superior inducements offered to those
wanting to buy for the TRADE. Cool Weather II
here and buyers will find It their interest to lay In
their supplies OF wants, before the rude blasts OF
Winter compel them to Purchaseat higher prices.
NcGreg0r, Iowa, Nov. 2, l850tf
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ZnEA MANHOOD.
~ How Lost, How Restored
La Dly.L,J 2. C,ny.J Ey..~.y>~.

On the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
ual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary emissions
inducing impotency, and Mental and Physical Inca
pacity. By KOBT. J. CULVERWELL, n. D.,
Author Of the "GreeN Book, &c.
The world. renowned author in this admirable Leo.
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences Of Sef.sbuse may be edsctually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments rinss or
cordsls pointing out mode Of cure ct once certain
and edectusl, by which every sufferer. NO matter
what his condition may be- may himself cAeApsy,
privately and radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, pest paid, - the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by sddrseaag OE..
CHAs. J. 9. KLINE, 1T Bowery, New York. Pest
lgdstys, ivxf, iss laag29. 'otIA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10
Wizard Oil.

Over five thousand BOTTLES of this pain ex-
Termination have been sold in Nashville in
three weeks by the celebrated WIZARD Oh
MAN, vino daily and nightly amuses large
and discriminating crowds on the Public
Square, in front OF Rains i Browns Drug
Store, with humorous an "cdotes and comic
songs. Every bottle is warranted to Civ
satisfaction in curing Rheumatism, Neural
gia. Nervous and Sick Ii adachr, Toothache,
Sore Threats. or Diplheria, Sprains, Lame
Back. Cuts, Bruises, Burns and Scalds, Spinal
Affections, Crampand Cholic Pains, Contract
ed Cords and Muscles. Every one would do
we'll to pass an hour in listening to this son
of Menus, as they will find his jokes good
antidote for blues. His entertainments are
free, and will continue at least a week longer.
The Wizard Oil can be purchased at
Drug Stores. Rains, Brown i Co. and ". w.
Berry j Demoville are Wholesale Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10

To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Dcem-
| ing il my duty 10 those ..fflcted, and 10 the
| one who cur,d me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life trIr-
d-nsnme for five years, having applied to
| several physicians who could give me no re-
lief. and trying all kinds of medicine L could
GIT, which was recommended for old sores
All seemed to fail. gave up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that extent could get no
sleep, until my father, who. being cured of a
severe rheumatism by the Indian Doctor,
at No. 100, High street. purchased for me IA
bottle of his Blood Purifier and box of his
ALI Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. My legs are now sound and
we'll My general health and strength is
better than it ever was in my life. And il
owe any man on earth a deUt OF gratitude
that man is Doctor Anderson. wish every
man, woman and child in the world, who are
afflicted as 1 have been afflicted, who have
suffered as | have suffered, may real this
letter aud thus find where they can be cured
| am OF the opinion bis remedies will cure
any sure ia existence, and | would recon-
mend all thus afflicted TO apply to the Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street, where they can
be relieved OF misery, aud also be permanent
ly cured. MERTON SANDERS.
Resides tSandersville, Davidson county,
Tennessee.