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WANTS.

For otter "HamtS,' oee First Pagel
WANTED i wish 10 purchase one or tw
w &c ii, t>hn FULL o. ICE. G1uvered i
he CITY, t'r y hch viii pay casa, as It j, dell1
rcd. Appty$at s"M y iiNnLFY'>
r. lo--3tt 81tr9- and g sv,r u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
Autels and Restaurants.
HOTEL DU NORD & RESTAURANT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

IF you want to be comfortable and at home-Go to
il the Hotel du Nord.
DO you wish good Breakfast, Dinner or Sup
per in style which not surpassedG Go to the
Hotel Du Nord.
Do you wish good bed In and fine ventilAted
room where neatness and ceannese can be found from
the first to the fourth story? The Hotel Du Nord is
the place
Do you wish any family and reception rooms?-
The Hotel Du Nordl
The culinary is conducted in q remarkable style
known to be the best the Pacific Coast Tho pro-
pretor of the Hotel and Restaurant Du Nord will spare
no trouble to suit every taste.
There is a fine cool, private dining in the
House
Liquors and Cigars, first choice. Billiards free.
The proprietor begs to inform his friends and the
travelling public that they will find in the Hotel u
Nord every thing announced and not to he surpas-
ed by any other hotel in the city-pote walters and
prompt attendance.
Carriages for all parts of the city and stages tor
all parts of this state.
gsy~ English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
spoken
~ Open day and night j. sAJOUS,
sepI my Sole Proprietor, Marysyille Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

( i've companies for all officers as high as Captain
and acauccs above Captain shall be filled hy
the votes Of the commissioned officers If the
regiment and all officers So elected shall be COM
mssioned by the respective Governors Of the
States, or by the President uf the United States
Section II. And be it further enacted, That all
letters written by soldiers in the service of the
United States may be transmitted through the
mails without prepayment of postage under
snch regulations as the Post Office Department
may prescribe, the postage thereon to be paid by
the recipients
Section II. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of War be and he is hereby author
lied and directed to introduce among the voluu.
teor force in the service Of the United States the
system of allotment tickets now used in the navy,
or some cquivalet system, by which the family
Of the volunteer may such portions oi his pay as
he may request.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
ALLEY e. MAY. .Propr etOrS.
NOTE FOUND.

A NOTE for 800 was found in This city Angus
~ ooh. Itis dated Nevada, May l4th, 1861, drawn
in favor of D. Kraft and by him endorsed to
John German. The owner can have the note by iden-
tfying himself at this office, and paying for this ad
vertisemen au8l-lw
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W ANEED

A SITUATION rs Copyist Accountant in some
~ respectable Mercantile House or Office in thig
city. Rterance as TO character and cana il,y Will
he given when required. Address BCx 81, p o.
Mgrysvle sep2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
BTOderiCk Monument.

The Committee to whom was intrusted The
custody Of the funds contributed towards the
erection ora Monument suitable 20 the memory
of the late Hon. ID. C. Broderck, with power to
erect the same, in presenting the following state
mcnt Of their trust, would beg leave to direct
public attention 90 the present necessity OF Imme-
diatc acton on TIE part Of those desirous Of aiding
such object. The Committee have had the trust
in hands nearly twe years, and it has not been
from any lack Of eXcition on their part that the
same has not been completed at this date. The
amount Of funds contributed did not admit Of ac
of the expense, having the experience which has
attended the Washington Monument in view. The
amount Of cash on hand deposited with the San
| Francisco Savings and Loan Society is 81, ,263 50
Of which sum 80 AIS 75 was contributed, and
$545 interest earned by the same, as per fol
| lowing;
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NGs AND LOAN SOCIETY IN ACCOUNT WITH THE
TOTAL. l....... .....,.............. @6,26J j
WV. +. IIERRICK, Secre tary.


This sum is not sufficient to warrant the Com
mittee in commencing any work: but in order
that they may arrive at some definite knowledge
of the amount to be devoted to such purpose,
they have fixed upon the following plan: Sub
scrlplonS to be solicited between this and the 10Th
dav of October ensuing, at which date the Com
mltee will proceed to contract iOr the building Of
a monument to the extent Of the means ON hand
1t therefore rests with the people of California in
whose defense he lad down his He, to determine
the character OF the Monument to the Memory Of
David c. Bruderick. Those having subscription
lists in their possession are called upon To make
immediate returns thereof as full list Of all
donors and subscribers, as well all delinquent
agents. will be published ON or before the 10Th Of
October Parties deSirOus of cuutwbutin to the
Monument Fund, can do so by depusltlng heir
amounts at the Savings aud Lean Sucicty's Bank,
to the credit of the Fund, or with any Of the
Committee.
Architects, who have submitted designs or de-
sire to submit designs for the Monument will re-
ceivc every information by calling on G. y. Carter,
No. 90 Merchant street, ON or before the 18th day
of October, at which dae plan will be adopted
The Committee desire to express their thanks
to the PropretorS Of Lone Mountain Cemetery toI
the donation Of an eligible site Tor the Monument
20 feet square.
In conclusion, they would earnestly appeal t,
| all those who hold the memcry of the good ant
great in reverence as well the patriotic in gen
4 eral, to lend their aid towards the cousummato
of their trust. The present is peculiarly iltin
period for the erection Of Monument wine
shall be as endurable as the Union, to the memor
of one Of the first martyrs to cause which d
this day has such hosts Of advocates in California
! Trusting to meet with a prompt response, th
Committee RESPECTFULLY submit the above.
VIM. NJ. Lent Chas. llosmer,
F. l.. Van Bokeien, 4. j. Puutcrer,
+. A. Sawyer, Chas. Wutrous,
j. W. Britain, c. d. Garter.
WIN. MckIBBEN, President
j. P. Buckley, Secretary.
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The Way Virginia Traitors Lie.

The subj Joined story from q Virginia Yankee
is called by the Baltimore Amtricau .' Another
Wall from a Victim of Virginia Secession:''
CLEARsPRING, MD., Oct. s, lS6i.
Nessrs. Editors of tie Baltimore 4AafYicaa:
AS my first letter has found favor and ac-
ceptance in your sight, am about to trespaes
upon your good nature by reciting & few more
things done by Nirginia's master and his
mnions upon the persons and property of the
children of the good Old Common " wealth.
First, allow me to acquain you Of their m0dus
opeyoRdi of impressment They do not pursue
the constitutional mode OF drafting, thereby
giving few the privilege of remaining at
home, but require that ecery man between the
ages of IS and Is shall perform military duty
and allow his own property to be wrecked,
and his family TO starve, giving his time and
strength 10 his oppressors. They tell all that
ii is their duty thus to go, and if such persuu
sion fails they readily resort TO the old Prus-
sian argument, (the bayonet,) which gene
rally convinces all refractory citizens that
there II ust be an earnestness, IL not a despe-
rateness, in the " Cali for p0taRteers.' They
say that volunteers are needed, and so, when
the people themselves cease to volunteer, Sc
cession minions will save them the trouble
and write their names for them. After being
impressed they are taken to Winchester where
they are fed upon an Unwhoiescme diet, with
an abundance of hard labor, and are then
told that if they will volunteer and go to Ma
nassa Junction, that all labor will be at an
end, and they will be enabled to reap some of
the merits of Il martial life without its pains
and trials.
This has generally the desired effect, and
Ipen stake their lives upon a desperate issue,
aud take the chances df being killed by the
bayonet in preference TO dying by inches in
these militia haunts. The patrollers, whose
doty it is to gather in the militia, go about it
ia a sort of a "Capt. Kidd way, and have 10
hesitancy about enforcing their demands. An
old man named Penery, whose two sons had
escaped to Maryland, was subject for Seces-
sion ire. The patrollers having calle6 for his
sons were told by the aged father, with great
enthusiasm, "that they had escaped TO q free
land whereupon they seized the old man as
party to the sons escape, bound him hand
and foot, and lolted him OF to their camp,
seven miles distant, where he is still held
PRISONER. The men uf this neighborhood who
have thus far escaped their clutches have not
slept within doors for six weeks, being COM
pe4led TO sleep in the woods for fear their
houses will be surrounded and they carried
Off. Whenever they fthe Secessionists) wish
horses snd wagons to convey any stolen goods
from one point to another--as In case Of the
contract between one sharper and the citizens
of Winchester in regard to stealing the rail-
road iron and machinery from the workshops
at Martlnsburg-the Union men must inyari-
ably send their teams 10 do the labor. Itdoes
not remain optional with the swner o: the
teams II he sends or not, but " " compulsory
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her engines are said to ha We a real mower OF
5000. The cylinder are o feet inches in
diameter. and they require an evaporation of
1890 gallons per hour. The main steam
pipe is feet inches across The eoAden-
sors form two roomed space Is feet long by
II feet broad, and feet high each com mart.
ment supplied with 9-f feet pine for con :
densing purposes, and with a 7-inch pipe for
conveying the hot water back again to the
boilers. There are ten boilers and forty fur
naces. Each boiler has 40 tubes The boil
ers are each II feet long by 10 feet 8 inches
broad, and IL feet inches high The weight
of the Warrior complete wonld be 1900 tons
or within 900 tons of the Great Eastern
when she was launched. The cylinders are
placed feet below the line at which any fire
of the enemy could reach them. The weight
OF the piston and the parts connecting it with
the crank is no Jess tHstn IL tons, the stroke 1
feet. and the number of revolutions caleri- :
lated al 80 per minute. Here, then, is weigh {
OF Is tons moving backwards and forwards
100 times III that brief Interval.
The steam shaft is forged in one piece OF
malieabie iron, thirty feet long and twer y
inches III diameter, having two cranks i'll its
length cut out OF the solid. The screw !,
twenty four feet in diameter. made entirely
OF gun metal, and weighing about twenty
TONS, Is one hundred and twenty feet from
the engines. and Is connected with the main
Shaft hy q succession Of shafts, each twenty
six feet long by eighteen inches in diameter
The screw alley is nine feet wide by seven feet
high, and at the stern there is the usual we'll
fitted with the hosting apparatus for raisin e
the screw to the deck. The bearings on
when the screw works are lined with h9nam
euia a very beautiful, economical and simple
application, by which the immense cost OF
repairs from the effect Of friction on the old
brass bearings is reduced to a nominal
amount. The consumption of Goals required
for fun steaming will be at the rate of about
one hundred and twenty five tons per twenty
four hours.
AT the close Of her voyage of two hundred
and twenty miles, the Warrior was taken in :
to the portsmouth dry-dock. The 7ysnes,
while Jubilaut over the action of the War
rior, says But that the public might be in
creduIous al the Admiralty being accused OF
any oversight, we saould be inclined to say
that 1t was decided blunder to build shi ps
OF Warrior class, having only one dock
large enough to repair them, aud even that
only accessible once in each two weeks.
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NOTICE. being induced by i'll health TO re.
~ tire from business, tho subscriber has eis-
posed Of his stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES, and
FIXTURES in the city " Richmond 10 Mr.. WM.
H. SCOTT who has been in his employ for more
than FIVE years, and who is already so tayorabiy
known to his patrons and friends He solicits for
his tat generous patronage heretofore be-
slowed en- hrnfcf.
JOHN w. GARLICK, nj. d.
N. bah persons indebted 10 the subscriber
are earnestly requested 10 settle their bills while
those having claims against him will present them.
Mr. scoTT will attend TO the same at the old stand.
JEO. w. GARLIcK
Richmond, Oct. 10th, 1861.
YYs NoTICE.---The subscriber expects, II his
health permits, to resume the iaanufacture OF bis
UsEMPf.E,S BAKING POWDER At the same
place on ,ssi extended scale, so the South.
ern ports are opened, So that he may impsrt tho
requisite materials.
&C I7-ts JNO. w, GANLlVbs
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upon him, as In the case OF n farmer in the
neighborhocd OF Bunker Hill, Va. His team
being impressed, he, from certain cireum-
stahces, could not deliver it as soon rs ordered
wbereupon n guard was sent that cursed b m
insuIted his family. and took his entire team
away and sent it to the Junction. Such citi-
zens of Mary land, are a few more of the bios
SONS of Secession be We careful lest ye taste
the fruits which are just now rpening on Vir-
ginia's soil. NJ
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Correspondence OF tbe Richmond Dispatch
The Recent Scouting 4fad in tie Peaiasaia.
CAVALRY CAMP AT NAsH's FARM,


October Is, 1861. !
The prisoners Were taken by detachments OF
men from the Charles City, Cum berand,
Halifax, and Old dominion Troops, the whole
under command OF Capt. Phillips. They left
camp with no idea OF having fight, but near
ing OF this party OF the enemy, determined TO
attack II. Our fellows, ''ever eager for the
fray" dashed forward at a sweeping gallop,
and soon came i'll sight Of the Yaukees-seven-
~ or eighty III number engaged III tearing
down a GwelIingh house, and placing the tim
Der i'll a wagon 10 convey 10 Newport News
80 soon as our cavalry came in sight. the
coWardIy rogGes took 10 their heels and made
for the woods without firing Il gun, until
they were safe in this covert, where, owing
10 the dense growth and the sWanpy nature
of the ground, We're unable to follow
them. We did not fire a gun, for the main
body bf the enemy fled too precipitateIy to
be over taken either by our horses or our bull
let's, and the twelve who were cut Off threw
down their arms and cried for mercy. We
also took d wagon and four fine mules.
MOT
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SERVANTS gSOsc IssEsE.

EOR HIRE-For t!a balance of the yea a
4 GIRL. accustomed to waiting in the house
Also. a NAN, who has acted as Porter in a s;o-e.
Apply to loc 1871 X. CAUTIlORN.
NOR HIRE. - Designiag to break up house,
I keeping, L VIII hire for the balance 0i the
year likely young NEGRO WOMAN, will, a
small child. Size is good Seamstress and House
Servant. Also, small NEERO ROY, about IL or
is years of age. who has been raised in The house
They will be hired e!!esp. Address Box e:'a I"
Richmond 2. o. oc l7--:Nk
ENOR H1RE-For the balance OF the y.ia--A
L WOMAN with one child, represented as
being n good housS servant. Hire qviie reasonable
for good home, the owner having no Immediate
use for her
ALSO-One 'DE,IEG- ROOM SERVANT, and
one MALE COCK Apply 10
oc i7-}t T.. u EACtIG 1l.il street
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nRIYATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A new
and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING,
suitable for the accommodation of a medium sized
family, on Oath, between Clay and Leigh streets,
Church Hill will be sold low on application 70
se 6-2n A. g. LEE.
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D. "&. L. l. b."
-''-fn n1a wanted eoT tie RICHMOND LIGHT IN.
u PANTRY BLUES.
listed '-A0'' He'''o Sc''i'e - 'oon eA GA
to,a Z haniber of good Recruits will be received
~ 'nS corps, permission having hee1 obtained 10
b,u.'a 'he saioe 10 complete battalion. The
~" "ie attached 10 the Legion now in service "a
fs f.a'is virginia, under tLs command of Hrgsdier
"elefai ~ Henry A. Wise
a, hiaes Ere enlisted for ihc entire continuance
psiipl 1i enlistment
osFpy I" Capt. HAMMOND UDRcAs Wise Legion
ee'Hec' over r. II. Tayior's Music store. No. lse
r. ~ hdS" between 9TH and 10th, Richmond, be.
94 We hours 0f9 A. Nj. Ind G r. IL
'cgtist heaIb "''"
ph1aary members Of the E.ued and other fricnds
refaspt sht country, are feqaesi-d 10 assist us,
oAnoi uis AID other necessary clothing turnishnd
81. IN ~. y. JENNINGS WIEE,
e~s~u Captain T. /. LII
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l(itIlmonb plspattb.
..,,,y,RDIS s nAMMGRshEy.

.,.,,r many DISPATCH is served to sab
- .t.ffVe f.gNTs pER vRER, psyshieSD
ecf weekly Peiee f@r mailing. ~ year,
o.. - -. s,x months. IN advance
O. 80 '9 SRMI- Y tfK,r DISPATCH 's isstied
81 ,rysDAy nsd FRIDAY a. ~ ~ afNFnea
eve. ms WEEKLY n1SrATGH Is ssseed every
~ ,.si, ,e3 10 so oScriSers at - per sv1n'i'a-
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Nlrbmono Dispatrb.
SATURDAY MORNING OCT. 10, 1851.
TERMS OF THE DIsPATOH.

DAILY PAPEK.-Tno cents per copy at the
counter and from the regular carriers Of the
sity. Per snnum, *o; six mon ths -; three
mon tbs. ~ rs.
SRMf WgEKry.-f2 per annum.
WxaKLy.--A2 per annum
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly paper
viii be sent fer less term than twelve
ronths.
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EF- TfE GREAT VKuiNiA REMEDY
snd no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INFAl4LiBLE
REMEDY FOH GONNOERH.EA AND ALI SE<
CRET DISEASES.-This great American remedy,
contauise aercurai or BasGrnic properties ex-
GELS everything heretofore offered 20 the public in
its curative, restorative and renovatipg powers;
and the medical world astonished when told
That the above remedy will the above dis
cases. and coufounded when they have ocular lie.
monstrations CT the facts. But the proprietor, who
has known of the remedy for twenty odd years,
has known of of twenty years standing to
be restored perfect health, and all oth1r cases Of
shcrter duration IT, be restored without single
ception and therefore challenges any case oi Con
orrhos which the remedy will Rot cure, provided
the directions are carried out with prudence the
part of the patient; and any purchasing half
dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his her
case. he guarantees perfect cure; and in Of
failure will furnish additional medicine, free Of
charge, to complete the cure, through his agents,
su. cure viii be effected without Inconvenience
10 the patient
Price per bottle, So; half dozen bottles, $40 !;
Expressa,a from 70 to - cts.
Sold by APPERSON Il DCPUY, No a0i
Broad street. and .. A. STRECKEis, Main street,
Druggists, agents for the city of Richmond Sold,
also, by M. A. a. C. A. SANTOS. Norfolk, I'd
CHAS. &. CAMPBELL and WILSON H. Will
LIAMS Portsmouth,, Va au l9-6,.'
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FOUND--On Marshall eet last Monday {
e small amount of MONEY, which the Owner
can get OF HABLISTON l. BROTHER ty re
scribing it and paying for this advertisement
OF r2-3tk
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LOST, STRAYEY,. r.,

- 49, 49,
ESTRAY CUW.--On Tuesday last. 1atl, ins,
IL my COW strayed, fro,a my premises aud
wien last hcard from Was la Manchester She
was metiinrn-sizefi nnfSs.o, ot red color head
nearly white. and legs aud belly white epeck led
will Civ. n reward of aiof,r her return 70 me-
on 9Th street, pe2r the river.
oc ls-6s* JOHN MONROE
FOUND--On Marshall ,est last Monday. a
e small amount of MONEY, which the owner
can get of HABLISTON l. BROTHER hy re-
scribing it and paying for this advertisement
oc ra-3tk
STRAYED-From the Consederate G. ard Ar
- tife-y, near the Reservoir a large bay HOBSE
about Is hands high. or years oil, aud tlin in
order; Also, one serrel HORSE. CT years Old
10 or IL hands high, very straight back; his lefi
ainc paxter was swollen frem hurt shert tine
ago No othsr marks reeollected
AIRY person taking up said Horses will be ber
any rewarded, or for any information given to Cap
tain WHITFIELD, Quarterr aster Gener sl Ofsica
oct 1T JOHN o. GRESHAM, Capt
T UM BER MISGTN Ga quantity Of
IL CYPRUS PLANK belonging TO u.s. ahou. 70
feet long ard Il irches thick was taken from the
Vrg'n a Towing CoGpany's Landing on the Doc
any information 10 regard 10 il viii be thankfully
SAMSON e. PAE,
ec iI-Jt" Richmond Foundry.
EOUND-In the cars, between Trout Roysl and
Il Broad Ran Station on Saturday morning
the 12t inst. a BLANK BOOK, containing Cheek
payable TO Mrs. Vanpelt also, 50 in money. and
some passports. Sc. The owner can get the pro-
perty by applying 10 Lieut. ), NJ. GwYE, of 1tth
Regiment y. G. v, at Broad Run Station. and
paying for advertising. 1t. JNO NJ. GWEN,
oc l7--4t* IItb Ree't n e. "
- TOI.EN-From my fathers residence or itth
~ street, French Garden Hill, north of Leigh,
NAVY Pts TOL,
Colts patent, No. II 6I0 brass mounted. liberal
reward will be given IT'S recovery, if lett at thi
Office or at my fathers residence.
oc l6-5tt A. DFLEON MOSES
OS T-S5 REWARD-A white Sc TER
/ DOG; answers to the name of ROSCOE; had
on Il collar marked "R MILTON Cary - both ears
liver eclored and liver colored spot near his hip
The above reward viii be paid to any one returning
him to ne, at Crenshaw's Wolen Mills
oc lf-6t* A. 7 CARY.
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FALL ELECTIONS.

nea TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
"Sh.TORIALD DISTRICT CONFUSED OF
THE co u MITES OF HENRICO AND
HANOFER.--Mr. Williams G.. wickhsn having
resigned his seat in the Senate, from the above
District, at the solicitation Of many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties, hereby
announce myself candidate TO I'll The vacancy
Entirely approving what seems to be the public
sentiment, in opposition to regular political
vass in the present. excited condition of the public
mind shai! content myself with the above SIM
pie announcement, pledging to the voters OF tbs
District if they stall lit 10 elect me, to
whatever Of ability l possess both of mind and
heart (eschewing all party feeling prejudice TO
the establishment of Southern Independence aud
the promotion Of the best interests of our noble
Did Commonwealth.
ga 24-,s JNO. H. GARNETT.
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sE9 CANTON

tu@ CANTON
FLAENELS
AND A II N
50 pieces Canton FLANNEL.
SO sbs. Gray Woolen YARN, for soldiers
seeks.
Fer sale at ss
oc 1T-9 WATKINS t. FlCxLEN'S
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NJ HEALTH, HEAITH-
BETTER THAN JOI.Df

hIaEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN dCLDt
MISS MARY SCOFIELD, PRrCEPTREss Nc. issG,
DALTIMoaE STREET. BALTIMoRF--" Truth Styea-
ger thar Fiction. This lady suffered for years
with Chronic inta,nmatosy Rheumatism In itsn,ost
malignant fern. She first CONTRACTED the disease
when two years old, by being vscciiatea with mat
ter :rom ckiid who had the white swelling rem
shis time to wouaanhood her suferings wei ex-
treaeshe revsr had relic: from. pain until cured
by uAAPTON'S TINCICRE.
An Extract .rou the Letter
II osten wish my parents tad known Of this rem-
edy when was a child, as believe / should have
oeen saved lie excrucia.ing pain have be cub.
ieeted TO- as well as the deforiGity of body must
carry 20 the grave. ard Try parents woad moi have
been uper such heavy exp penses from doctor hiii3
and in sending nc, they aia, to the ce.ebsnted
Springs in England In search Of health / wish al
Tie afflicted world could and hear the beue-
dts have Gsriyed from this TiGetrre Of Hsmptons.
try to make ali acquainted with It's virtues with
whom come In contact.
"Gentlelnen. thousand TINES obliged 10
you, and you are ct liberty 10 use ny name and
case TO all