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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01
July l6. 1S61.
July l7,lS6l.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-fn the matter of
the Court Common Pleas of Bradford County No. SO
May term 1851
The undersigned, Auditor. appointed to distribute
&c, funds the hands Of the sheriff. arising from sale
of defendants personal property will attend to the du
ties of his appointment at his Office in the borough Of
Towanda, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of AUGUST, A.
D., 1861, at o'clock, A. NJ. when and where all per-
having claims against said estate requested TO
present them be fOrev debarred from said fund.-
0VERTON, Jr,
July 3. 1s6t. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

my HUMBUGs-If you want to get Sal
about which there is no hunbugery, get d. B. De-
Co s Chemical Saleratus. Read the label around
= eyery word of which yon will find to be true. 1t will
o.t YOU no more than inferior article and is much
bs,rer in the end and spOs no bread or biscuit You
n, snd il for sale by all responsible dealers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

In addition TO the pay above stated ration per
day and an abundant supply OF good clothing is allowed
to every soldier Quarters fuel and medical attendance
always provided by the Government without deduc
ton from the soldiers pay Ii soldier should become
disabled in the line of his duties the laws provide for
him pension he may if he prefer it, obtain adms,
comfortable home long he may wish to receive its
eneits.
THE SUM OF TWO DOLLARS will be paid to any
citizen soldier who shall procure and present tho
Recruiting Officer acceptable recruit. The Recruiting
Officer will give all the other information which may he
desired
Rs- RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, Means Block. Corner
of Main and Bridge Street
THOMAS WILLIAMS, JR.,
lst Lieut., 5th Artillery.
Recruiting Officer.
Towanda, August ], 1861.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

N.Y. RELIGIOUS NorICE.-Tbere will be
Meeting" near the Scott school house about one
ii. south of TOwanda on Sunday, August 4th, ls6l.-
pr..cbing at lO3 o'clock, and at O'Clock, by Ed. H.
..su,x of New England Al SWART
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01
Wars and RumorS of Wars 4!
War has been Declared in TOwanda,
Against High. Priced Pictures.

VOU CAN GET GOOD PICTURES
l. at the Car of y. W. HUGHES, opposite the Ward
House, for TWENTY CENTS, in good cases. All
kinds OF hghprced Cases will be sold low in proper
ton. Call and see for yourselves. No Pictures viii be
allowed to out unless the customers perfectly
ised with the same. Particular attention paid TO Copy
ing Pictures Pictures inserted in LOckets for Is cents
Car opened every day, excepting Sunday.
Towanda. May %, lS6l.-tf. DIV. HUGHES.T
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-.---77------s-977-7.---7-7--7'--
4 True and Touching STORY

We clip the following Trom the Fredericks-
burg VA CRrisiiea Baaser:
A young man and his wife were preparing
TO attend Christmas party At the house of a
friend some miles distant.
+" Henry, my dear husband, dou' drink too
much at the party, &c day, Won viii promise
me, won't your" said she, putting her hand on
his arm, ana raising her eyes 10 has face with
q pleading glance.
"No, Mile, viii not; you may trust me-
And he wrapped has infant boy III u soft blan-
ket, aud they descended.
The horses were soon rrancing over the
turf and pleasant cony erSation beguiicd the
way.
Nov don I forget your promise" whispered
the young wife, she passed up the steps.
Poor thing she was the wife of man who
loved 10 look upon the wine when red. But
his love for his wife, and their babe whom
they both idolized, kept INN back, and il
was not often that he joined in Eacchanaiian
reveiries.
The party passed of pleasantly, the time OF
departing drew near, and the Wit descended
from the upper cham Der 20 Join her husband
A pang shot through the trusting heart as
she met him, for he was III toxica ted he had
broken his promise
Silently they rode homewara save when
abe drunken man broke into snatches ofsongs
or nnme Gaming laughter. But the wife rode
on, her babe pressed closely TO her grieyed
heart.
"Give me the baby, Mile, / can't trust
you with him, said he as he approached
dark and somewhat swollen stream.
After some hesitation. she resigned her first
born, her darling babe, closely wrapped in the
great blanket 10 his arms. Over the dark
waters the noble staed safely bore them and
when they reached the bank, the mother
asked tor the CHILD.
With much care and tenderness he placed
the bundle in her arms: when she clasped it
TO her bosom, no babe was there II had
slipped from the blanket, and the drunken
father knew 1t not.
wild shrek aroused him, and he turned
just in time 10 see the little rosy face rise one
moment above tile dark waves aud then sink
forever.
This is no fiction, but the plain truth. The
parties were known by the friends of the
writer, and it should be warning 10 those
who induige in intoxicating drinks, and resist
the pleadings Of loving wives.
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REORGANIZATION.


Il fortune, wish smiling tacs,
Ssrew ssxss on osr way,
Wheel ehsM we stop 10 pick them npf
TIC day. Aiv lave, To-day.
Bat saessis sse frewn with face Of carr
Ahiaalk OF cenlsag 40, row,
Waea shall ne gsieve. II grie1e We must
10 morrow, love, Tomorrow.
If those whc'ye wroased Us own their faults.
And kindly pity pray,
When shsa we listen aaa forever
To-day, nay love. to-day
Bat il sierra Judgment nrSr rebuke,
AID warmth frsm memory borrow,
When shall we eh.ie. II chide we earaS
To morrow. love, tomorrow.
II those 10 when we owe's debt.
Arr harmed unless we paw,
When shall we struggle 10 be iasts
To day. my love. 70 day.
Bat II OF. debtor fail our hops,
ANA plead his rain thorough,
Nhea shaI VIC weigh his breach Of faith
TIC gserrow, 1--we, to morrow.
II love estraagei, shoald once again
His genial smI.e display,
When shall. we Kiss the proffered Hpsa
To day, nay love, today.
Blu. If we shauId indulge regret,
Or DIV. II with by gone torrsw
Nhea shall we weep, il weep We must.
To morrow, itvs, 70 .aorso.
For xiTtuous acts and harmless ,Ss,
" hen fuian'es Will NOT stay,
We've always iiine 10 woiccme tb'ri,
To day, say love, todsv
Bnt care, resentment, sitgIy Noris,
And unagsitng sorrow,
tosre iaa toa soon II they appear
TIE morrow, love, t morrow.
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EccLsIAsTIcAL.-The Raleigh Register, of
Wednesday, says:
The Synod of North Carolina will hold it's
annual session in this city during the pre-
sent week, II Will be opened with sermon
by the last Moderator, the Rev. Mr.. I.atfarty.
OF the Concord Presbytery, in the Prrsbyte-
rian Church, at half-past O'Clock this even.
ing. This BODY is composed OF almost 240
Ministers and Elders, and their discussions
Will be open 10 the public.
Ihe Annual Convention OF the Baptis de-
nomination in this State will commence its
sessions IN this city on the 18th OF Noyem.
Der.
The next session of the North Carolina An
nual Conference OF the NJ. Il. Church. South
Will commence in LouIsburg on Vedn esday
me @'h OF december next. The venerable
Bishop Andrew will preside
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T-DWIN q. BROWN,
IT, MIDDLEBURG, LOUpoUS Co., VA,
Has iust received from New Orleans
III reaias Note and Letter PAPER.
o. dozen Lead PENCILS.
IL dozen fne ivory COMBS.
is dozen Tooth BRUSHES.
r. gross i}teel PENS.
Is lbs. Flax THREAD
Also
Of Southern l=anufaeture--
100 pan Gents double sole OXFORD TIES,
Which he vii lell at moderate profit.
&s Orders solicited oc 2l-tm*
T OCK FACTORY The subscriber respect.
1 ! fully informs the public that he continues TO
manu- fracture at his "RICHMOND /. q X
FACTORY" all kinds Of LOCKS for Bank,
Prisons, Stores, Dwellings, Railroad Freight and
Passenger Cars, Ships, and all other kinds, OF the
most superior style and finish. His msnufactory
has been long established, and the work thoroughly
tested.
so Repairing done to Irpn Safes and Locks of
al kinds
Orders from. any part of the Southern Confed-
eraey solicited WIN. w. SSEAD,
lob street, between Main and Gary,
&C i4-lu Richmond Va
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4fsssr- DR.. F. w. HANCOCK having OeeD %
dered 10 Gen. Ew ell . Brigade SErssol
will necessarily be absent from the city ioF fae
Those wishing his professional services gi'l npd
ats representative, DR.. JAaEs Il. WILLIAMS s: ID
Office prepared 10 attend 10 their calls.
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DR. JAMES E. WILLIAMS offers bis profSs
zonai services TO the citizens oi Richmond aGd W
entity. He may be found st Dr. r. W hANcocA'
Office, on Main, between ID aud 9Th streets, q
Mr. Wa. y PHILLIPS ottiee on 18th street, between
Nam and Bank, at she usual Office hours.
ANY message left at either piacs ~B DC promptly
attended tn - ltA~%
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PK0EEsssONAL CARDS.

sGxr~ MEDICAL CARD.
49, OFFICE PP4CTfrg
DR.. PLUME, of the old Medical Houss, cooGHss
himself mainly to an ossce practice on Franklin s.,
little below the Exchange Hotel, ard dag CAT
opposite Odd Fellows' IialI, where skifu!a doa
fidential treatment may be OBJ aimed Reasonable
terms Those who have been exposed 10 ceflss
contagious ailments. are invited 10 casi eSy.
Communications by mail or otherwise, prEPuy
attended TO. Office open from A. NJ uii 9 "
my D--ts RiCEnosn Va
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
4 a PROCLAMATION. Whereas in tb

10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID a TROCLAAIATION.- Whereas in the
elections about 10 be held in this State for Electors
OF President and Vice Pre- sident and for members
Of Congress of the Confederate States, and also for
members of the State Convention, and OF the House
OF Delegates and Senate. TO supply vacancies now
existing, II appears TO the Executive that of
the counties entitled to make said elections are
now, or may De- in the possession OF the enemy
Oh hostile parties; and that in consequence OF such
possession, II may be iinpracticable to hold said
elections at the places authorized by law and tie
General Assembly and the Cow On having made
no provision for such emergency Now, therefore
/, JOHN LETCHER Governor of the Common.
wealth of Virginia do hereby prescribe the follow.
ing regulations for holding said elections subject to
the ratification Of the Legislature the Conver.
ton:
In either of said elections, If, from any cause
proceeding from the action OF the enemy /. he
nlpracticabie TO hold the election at any place de-
Slgnaisd by law Tor holding the same any person
within the county may vote az any other place
therein az which votes may be taken. And In the
case OF any district election If the election cannot
be held in any one county az the district any voter
therein may vote in any other county of the dis
trict ia which votes may be taken.
In counties or districts IN which no election can
be held, any voter OF the comfy district NAV
present himself TO the Commissioners at the Court
House OF any otner county corporations or 10 the
Commissioners ~ any eneampfnept AZ which he
may be, and ssk that separate poll be opened for
the election or elections authorized 10 be held Tar
dis county, end on such poll II he show thai he is
entitled TO vote, the Commissioners shah eause his
name TO be recorded, as Ii IL were in his county
The officers whose duty IL Is 10 make returns OF
elections shall forthwith, at the cooelusion of the
election return sneh separate polls TO the Secretary
of the Commonwealth.
In taking all such special polls the same proceed.
ings shall be had, and under the regulations pro.
scSibed In regular elections.
In all cases where returning officers may not find
1t practicable. fer the aforesaid to meet at
the places designated by law they may return the
poils taken sd in 'her custody 10 the Becresary Of
the Common .ssalth.
~, Given under my hand as Governor. and
I l. S. under the Seal Of the Commonw ealsh. at
~ Richmond this llth day OF October, A. d.
le6l, sud in the eighty 'sixth year Of the Commor-
wealth. JOHN LETCnEK.
BY the Governor:
GEO. w. McxyoRp,
90 i2--t6thN esC'y al The Commonwealth
NY AaTTTNfA ailA ID ~ ~sss- = ss-s-~ go
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s.sFE. * FIRE

I N ) u X 4 n q Il.
THE VIRGIN \ FIRE AND MARINE IN
RANCE PANY,
OFFICE, No 1873,
Their new building on Main street, next door TO
the Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
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~, ARTIFICIAL TEETH THE CHIC
u Z III A SIIt 4 Nh VII - ALLL IELL.

~, ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE Chku'
~ PLASTIC AND VULCANifE Pku'
CESS. W. JONES, DssrsT, bsving tae
night for the above mode of making Teet- aaa Pc
ing satisfied of its absolute supefioTi,y owe; s.
other methods, can with eonfderce c9me eud I .
those desiring fuu partial sets OF tee'a asa -
pacial.y such As may be dissatisfied y n shsse
The plate IN the month, and tho suction THEREBY ~
cared, euEbies him TO insert one or Hj9fe CO.
ssf.heaG clasps. This method having been saoy's
by those standing highest In the profession SS'.A
and South, testimonials will De given ala sPs,y
mems exhibited 20 those wishing 70 see tbea, go
IF Teeth. on gold or any other plate, VII ~
course, be maize for those preierFsBg tbria' ~
ing Cleansing, Extracting, ard all other opefs'ta
gently and thoroughly performed. Tee'b extSSe's'
by EI.ECTR ICITf. wlthou. pain.
~ Office on Main street, opposite ConH'nlS8
pau de l~ly
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&c sJNAW VS..


DANAW AY.-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
IA, w ARD.-Ranaway from the iail OF Thos
Jones, Of this place, On Monday 2lst Of October
negro man, uanaed JAMES. dark brown coior, %
years old, aud near six feet high. will pay the
above reward FOR said negro if taken out of this
city or ; = if found IN it, He had on baek suit
when he left; also p military over coat TO be
delivered to L. Il, Stokes, Richmond, Va
oe S$--i't* j. A. BURDETT.
r AN AWAY-al00 REWARD.-Ran away,
d On Monday, a NEGRO BOY, named ESSEN
about five feet eight inches high; black stanl.
nera slightly; about twenty or twenty-five years
ODD weight about 30 pounds formerly belonged
to Capt, John Wright, of Plain View, Z. O., Kiug
and Queen county, Va. The shove reward will
be paid on his delivery to ire At my Office in this
city. Hs may be making bis way to West Point,
Va. He has a wife in that neighborhogd. Hls
upper teeth dark, from tsrter on them.
oc 22~-ts BENZ AMIN DAVIS
FUN a " q Y-FIETY DOLLARS RE-
Z WARD.-Kunawsy, on the 5th Of August,
my NEGRO WOMAN, named BETTY; about -
years old, f9e feet four inches high, black, who
was hired TO Joseph Davis or Broad Street. She
has mark the face, in consequence of mus
tad plaster she had on, which place Ia dsrker-
3he has chilcren il Cumberland county, where
bought her of Mr. J. NJ. FTics. She is probably
~ tlia city. OF has made her way TO Mr.. Priee's.
Will give the above reward If delivered 10 me here
or if lodged in iail in the county or city
oe 7-lIn> JOSEPH STERN.
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CAPIFAL------ S2Vo-oou
81 kPLU su,Vtus
This old institution Established by the Vir.
>gna Legislature, aud in successful operation for
thirty years continues 70 insure il city and coun-
try, against loss damage by fire, almost every
description nf property.
Sea risks on strips az eargoes and risks on in
land transportation taken TO ali parts of the world
at reasonable rates Of premium
The very liberal share of the public patronage
which 1t has 80 long received operates in return
liberal and prompt settlement of claims which it
has been its pleasure 10 observe.
Farmers merchants, and citizens generally, may
be referred 10 parties already insured in this Com
pany in over fifty counties in The State.
Application, by letter Or otherwise, TO the Pres
dent or Secretary, will meet prompt attention.
DIRECTORS:
Jos. Allen, c. W. Purcell,
w. L. Jowardin, Jos. ?. Winston,
II. L. Kent, II. i. Claiborne
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w smith,
A. K. Parker, Il. L. Winston,
Jas. A Iuloes, r. II. Maurf,
J. L. Wa5sworth, Sar1l p Lathrop,
VIM Beers, r. Cullen, M. y.
ThOs. samson,
W. I. COWARDIN, Pres't
VIM WILLIS, Jr., Scc'y. oc ls-ts
IFE, RlRE AND MA RINE
Il INSURANCE
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. l53 MAIN IN. +. Cor OF llTE) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Chartered 18th March, 1887.
This old and reliable institution with ample CAPT
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested, con-
tnues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
DHANDIZE, Of every description HOUSEHOLD.
FURNITURE and Family IYARIN4 APPAREL
VESSELS, OARG04iS and ERsIGHT, at the
icwest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with AL possible dis
patch DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robt H. BurtonS
q. 7. Workman, Francis ]. Barnes,
Johu II. Claiborne, John T. Sublett,
john J. Wilson, Thos. L. Rust,
Aiax. Garrett, t1ea n. 0wethmsY,
Peter O. Warrick.
DAVID CU8GIE, President.
john J. WrT.tH Treasurer
E. n. BROOK Secretary. ss 27-ly
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&C 2Sl2t*

~ OTICE.--tttacers aud soldiers OF the Con
Y feieraie States Army, who wasn't CAMF
FURNITURE will find 1t 70 their advantage to
call at r. GATHRIGHTS s, Governor street, ano
see DIR. r. H. Wiliiams's selfre griating + COT
the best known to be in use. This Cot has driven
ELL the Yankee hum5ug of cast joints out of mar
ket--for which so many thousands CT dollars have
been thrown away. Please call and see for your
self.
/ have also on hand good lot of CaTp Chests,
different patents; Camp Tables, Stools, and Chairs;
many articles If Cooking Utensils and Wares, for
camp purposes; Mattresses, Pillows and Comforts.
Please give call before you buy.
oc 2S-Rt. y. CARTWRIGHT.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond, Aug. 7, 1861. )
hTO1TCE-It ia very desirable that all corps,
Y communities and individuals in the State,
having ARMS of any kiud-beyond those abso-
uteiy necessary for their immediate use--shouid
return the same 10 this Department soon pos
sible that they may be overhsIlcd aud thoroughly
repaired. Address,
g. EfMMOCK, Colonel,
SUI Sta Chief OF Ordnance OF Eirrints,
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ggKa1E ess,ssssss, AZ.

NTOTIUEf NOTIUE -. ". DHNNIS
\ viii on Monday next, October 28th. open, on
18th street a few doors below Discatch corner, a
lot of Ladies' and Gentemen's So DDLE S,
WHIPS, SPURS, bits, BRIDES, &C.; Car
riage, Buggy, Sulky, Stage, Wagon, ard Cart
goods is most respectfully solicited Orders of
every kind viii be promptly filed. also, every
kind of REPAIRING done, II saort notice.
DC 25--lIn
Z llAEERSACkS, and WATER PROOF
GOODS, consisting of CLOAkS, CAPES,
COATS, OVERALLS, CATERS, HAVE
LOCKS, SHEETS, &c; all Of the best Southern
uisnui .ctured material. and at reas1nable prices
Cad and examine at the knapaaok Depot on Gov
ernor street, or Main, over Spence Carey S Cloth
ing store first door, up stairs &c !9--lIn*
ETLLETT & DREWkY,
a. NO. II PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale large stock Of
cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope.
Brown Drillings and Osnaburgs;
~, ~ aud IL Brown Sheetug aud Sbirtngs;
N,tt9u piaids and Stripes
t;esvy Wooden Linseys, Herseys, and T7vee1H,
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths;
Light finished Cloths, suitable for ladies' closks;
Aud "a good assortment OF seasonable Dry
Goods. oc SIS
FN0N.IANDbaS or REGlMNNTS, COMPA-
{ J MES, AND PtiVATES, ATTEN EION-
sin now manufacturing brass pressed LETTERS
titieg and al the shortest notice. These Lettera
h2ve no superior il the Confederate States. Pur
charers are invited 10 cell aud exaI1ino them--
Samples sent by mail receipt CT sen cents tc
cover postaes. Call en-, address,
T.. 81. LEWIS, Brand Gutter,
ct Chas. II. Laagiey's Tin Store, l3:A ST.,
oc4--lm+ Bet Main and Cary. a;chrnd, Va.
z'ssssA aCO, S@c., kSSsRs sAE1E.
I II CH U K Ct TOB ACCU.
=
71e have now in store large stock of Lynch
burg Manufactured CHEWING aud SMOKING
TOBACCO, from low to finest grades, consigned
al low prices
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY,
&C 2l-2w ID Pearl street,
ss NUFACTURED AID
Va SMOKING TOBACCO.
a large lot Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Also, very superior article of SMOKING TO-
bACCO, for sale on reasonable terms, by
CREW & PEMBERTON,
oe 3--lm* 2tst aud Gary streets.
sxHEWING AND
" SMOKING TOBACCO.
We have constantly en- hand a choice assert
nert of
FINE WING TOBACCO,
from some of the best manufacturers in North Ca
rolina and Virginia. The styles are varied and
workmanship excellent.
Also, common grades at very low prices and
choice lot of SMOKING TOBACCO. We solicit
calls from suffers and all dealers in the article,
feeling assured that we can offer inducements in
style and quality, and at factory prices
HILL * NORFLLET,
Skockoe Slip near Columbian Hotel.
oc i-lmt
/ = ) Il Z II SIC K l.,
- SAVANNAH, Ga,
Offers for sale low
$4,000 CIGARS, of all grades
From 81 u SIS per mile.
SO gross STANDARD, Patent,
and other brands
Fine Cat
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Macaboy
and Rsppee
II 4 F.,
In bbls. and ars.
3rier, and Mssrshaum,
and all other kinds Of
oc 9--lm PIPES.
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sPECIAI. nOTIcr..'
m HEALTH, HEALTn-

MISS MARY ScoyIELD, peycxprss.s GA
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTTMoF 49, n =
yer fa.ia fcstoa. This lsdy sues,.ns ~ b.
VIE 1nfon.c lnhsmfnatsry kheunst',. - =, ~ ~.
naaisnans ioim. she FIRST CONTRACTED "a y |
VIXEN two yeaTs old, by being yacc:ns.. We asN
ter from Child who bad the vhi.s .s.a VIA
This time to ~ornsnheod her snfeylnss.as IN.
treTne--she never had relief from ,.'t ne
By HAMPTONS TTSCTURE. s"" a1sI ~
AN Extract from the y.,,..,
Il often wish my parents had kunzr4I
eay when was child, as believe ~ va n
oesn ssved she exefueiasing pain h.ya " Ia /
1seieo TO- ~ wen 40 the deforni,y Of 80 ts
sSry 70 we grave, aud my parents WOMB. ss |
and in-sending me, ~ they dill 70 - aoeser..
Springs In England in search Of heals. ese,5s
tha afflicted world could see me ard ~ Nsa
ats lave derived FROM this Tincturo =. =, he
| try 20 make al acquainted with -, = -hahiEsa
whom come in contact Writes y
Gentlemen. / am thousand ,f,,
you, and you are at nbCfiy to nae ms ,' oessst
Il remain yours In yraa.,nd.
"HAgr A sco-.
no. 60 Yves; RsIti.,,os'tts
Rheumatism. Cough, Dyspepsia 'fss
fnls, Eyes, Pain IN the side, Back a. ."t 20
by II. ~ sFs az
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
riu be found great medicine fo an .NSf.l,
eases. 'A.f 4.
Call and get Pamphlets. and reas M
most powerful possible certificates 0, csss!! i,
above diseases Of our own cftizens V"s 4.
sold by PURCELL. LApD 4 On n,
BY DE-. COOKE, Fredsricksburg ~ ~ ~ sEs'l
gisfs m Petersburg, ny MORTlg-.R ,'eR
hRAY, Beltmore, and by Drugg,,.' ~
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle -" W.
ap l--d&e~ts @s'
~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA p,,.s
snd no HUMBUG.-~PETERg INFAf1rs9l
.EMEDY FOR GONNoRRHEA AND ,a.II'i1i@4
C]sET DISEASES.-This great me- p,a-,-.rHI1l &
containing Mercurisl or Ba,seul.r rr+, 80
GELS verything heretofore offered 10 ~ -. ~ u
ts curative, restorative, ana Fs-.a-ystl. t.''f .
and the medical world are astongt6sd = g"f''
that the above remedy will cure ,te la ".
eases, and eonfonndsd when thav bavo ,e .
inonstrations of the facts But The p-onv;a.. ,
has known of the remedy for went. "A, "
h>s known Of a case OF twenty years'' a. y ?
b. RESTORED to perfect health, ard sil oh, ,.,
>horter duration to be restored, vithont . a
eeption, ana therefore challenge, any cas. : -
1rrhB which the remedy viii not cure ~, y, Z .
The directions are carried ont wiz. pr3i5,a,st ''
part of the patient; and any one pprpbs,...', I
q dozen bottles, and using accordingly IN IS y
7ssa he guarantees a perfect cure And IN e,,.I :
failure, viii furnish additional nedi,ips f's {
charge. TO compete the eyre, through ls sv',a
aud cure viii be effected wfthor, .rsouvr' .a'
to The patient.
Price per bottjs, s. half dozen bot,,s, g.,
Z spressage frorc - 20 SO cts. S'
sold by APPEASON & DUPIrY Y, .
Broad greet, aud o. a. S-rREGKER Main a.
Druggists, agents for the city OF Kieha.opa =
also. by N. 4. g. G. A. SANTOS, N9-4ek ~ ~
CHhS. u. CAMPBELL ana WILSON 4 pr;;
LIAH6, Portsmouth,, Va m ~ s~,