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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10

NOTICE -Seeled proposals will be re.
~ ceived At this office until IL O'clock NJ .,
March o3th 1862, for the delivery st Richnond
Of
400 Hcspital Tents, 1875 feet, IL feet high,
Il foot wall, complete. with fies, poles
and pins.
1900 Bell tents, s feet inches ridge. 8 feet
upright, complete In every respect.
LOCO Wall Tents. sxe, foot wall, com.
plete. with dies. poles and pins.
Bids may b made for any number Of tents
over one thousand. Specimen tents, to which
contractors must conforms, can be seen ct this
cface Bidders will state the time required
to furnish the whole Of their bids. Payments
will be made on delivery Of each 800 fonts,
and the right - pay one fourth In Confsde.
rats bonds 10 reserved. Bids to be sealed, On
closed, and endorsed d" Proposals for Tents -
Bids are also invited for manufacture OF
such Cloth a. the a overL ment can procure
into Hospital, Bell, and Wall Tents-the con.
tractor to furnish poles, pins, rope, 60, and
to give satisfactory security for performance
Of contract. Specimen tents and spscinca.
tons, to which the work must conform, can
be seen at this Office. Bids to b sealed, and
rdorsed Proposals for manufacturing
Tents"
BY order Quar- termastsr General q. S. A.
J. b. McCLELLAND,
NH s-t2omh Major and a. @. n.
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RARTHEN z GLAs8WARE

RARTHEN Il GLASSWARE
T. hin A' ou,n.,
Intending to CLOSE business in a few days,
DINNER SETS
.; ne ssr S1 Low prices r.v,op
NHlNA AND dLASsWAKE ar AND
x1soHAAP's sroRE, ~
100 Broad St, between 4th and 9th.
Intending 70 wind up my busine Is by the lst
Of April. Will sell my stock without regard
70 cost. having the grsatest assortment Ct
Housekeeping Goods In the city, eush a.
Looking glasses, Silver. Plated and Britain
ne VAR Fe%dsrs, Saosss and Tonss and
Goods ana Toys, will off.r great induce
monfs to dealers ana hOusekeepsrs. SEQ dozen
Wostsnholn and Wacs & Ru scher's Pockei
Knives. A. me lot Of Wallets and other
LEON sCHAAP'S.
nab $50 2o6 Bread 81.
g kLi4ISG OFF AT cts II -dsyi- & ~ ,soiveo
- psrsnershp with l.. ch cap. aud ALTO removed
e. my goods ffop, 1eS Broad 70 the OIL staud, co...
nsr SscsS ard "a sta, nov oIfsr at private GALE
- close buaness, my complete stock At cost cor.
OHlNA,
u.rrr pp1r 81. EAEIHET ~ Nv n
TOYS rAHCY-GooDs, and CUTLERY.
WRITINn..,kSKs end Lxdies' WORK.
BOXES, just received
hutlsFs and houssksepeFs viii do well to Or an.
Late partner Of sshs.p L C..
At the old stand,
M0-lms Oorner ID and Broad sta.
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w REOR UIrs
For THCMAS'S ARTILLERY. Lieut. 3. J.
tailed a. rscruiuug cfncer. Persons wish.
ing to enlist In this company, will apply A.
the once Of the Midlothian Goal Mining 20.
on 18th street, between Main and Gary or Al
Mr.. K. A. Smiths office, on Main, between
Goth and 21st streets, next door to the Georn-
Dlspensary. The bounty Of 80 will b psid
on enlistment. IL I7..lmo
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DUNAWAY-A negro boy by the name OF
master at Evansrort, ead WA taken sick anc
started home with nasn by the name Of DR.. II.
u. Herst, and the train left him At Burksviile
Va. The said boy Il about 80 years Of age dark
complexion about 8 feet or 10 inches high
HIS general weight IL shout $50 pounds. Any
person taking up the said boy, viii have lin con
lined in some sale jail, and viii pay all charges
for bis delivery to mo.
J. W. ALsoBROoKs
70 l7-lm' Gin Town, Alabama.
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N "a kEWARU.-Loss. on the 18th inst,
SeD(J between Il. Adams Bakery, on Main
street, and the stables Of Davis & Hutcheson,
on franklin street, Btack Morocco POCKET.
BOOK, containing about 900 In notes Of the
Confederate States, Farmers' Bank Of Vir.
ginia. and sank Of Virginia, &c.; also, sun
dry important papers. Tho above reward
will 10 paid to the finder II returned 70 the
undersigned. JOS. J. WHITE,
70 50-S Al the Capitol.
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dADooAefn1s DeRAnfN1 - 8Wnloos I.
CENERAL ORbxas, 10. s.--i. Hy VIZ
NJ the Of authority confsrrsa ~ General
Ofderg, no. 9, Adtatant and Inspector 0sne.
ral's Once, March Lot, 1861, Captain A.. q.
&. c,y q SsPosai: :ad e:
surrounding country for the distance Of ten
II. The Passport Once IL continued 81 it,
Rrsssnt. 1 ss.sss under tho charge 9 the
iii. The distiliatiop and distribution Of
vinous, spirituous, and malt liquor, or other
intoxicating beverage, u absolutely pronib-
tied: Thus order VIII D strictly snioroea y
distAlhug, selling, giving away. or IN any
manner disposing Of such beverages.
Nv. All persons, Of every degree, except
those In the service Of the Snte O. Oonfsde.
rate States, having arms In their possession
will deliver the same 70 the Ordnance De.
partment ON or before the 6sh OF March, 1859;
otherwise they viii! Do sei1ed and taken pos
ssssion CT by the Provost Marshal: Arms
belonging 70 the State Of Virginia Will Be de-
livered to Colonel Uimmock, At the State
Arsenal; in this city. The word srss en-.
braces IN its meaning swords, bayonets, "a.
flss, double barrel shot guns, and pistols OF
such sizs as may be useful in the held. Com.
pensation will be made for private arms de-
livered up or taken for public use, and Gov.
eminent arms, not in the public service, will
By order Of Bris Gen. yso. Il. w,nnza,
Commanding, &C.: L. 4. PAGE, !
NH 6-lW -Aao't. Ad1't 0onef6l.
HEADERS DEPT UE HENRIOO,l
RIcHxoND, Va, March 2, 1857.
QlaB1AL ORDRRs, NO. :.
]. OdRcers In this city not on duty Will Ia.
mediately report and register their names at
these adQuarters, corner OF Broad and
Ninth s.ree:s.
II. Oficers and soldiers In this Depart
ment m ust remain at their respective posts
and ii found absent, without written permits
stems from the Commander Of theft, posts,
they will DO arrested.
BY order OF Bris. lien. JOHN n. WIsD11,
Commanding, &c.
L. 3. PAGE,
NH 4-IW Asa: Acjutaut. t3en.
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VOUN0 GOAkD.-
RECRUITS WANTED.
This Company having decided to re-enlis.,
wan. about thirty Iecruits. Old H EN- hers AZ
Others wishing 20 20 into the service with this
welt kaown company. will leave their nunes
at my Office.
Recruits will receive the bounty ef SO dol.
lars, uniforms and equipments furnished free.
WIN A. Oh ARTERa,
Office on llth, between Main and Banksts.
NH S-Stt
VTIRdIEIA RANGERS Persons wish
v ing TO join CAVALRY CORPS, in
agreeable companionEhip. are invited to enlist
in this ore. Twenty recruits will be received II
immediate application be made at No. %,
Powhatan House, or At Damp Mercer, Fred.
erickshurg. None but mon Of unexcoption a.
BILE character and habits need apply.
NH 6-lW& Il. b. DOUGLAS, Capt.
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ADJ T GEN'LS OFFICE, I

ADJ GEN 'LS UEFICE,
March 7, 1852.
~ EEERAL q u ER S. The Governor
(T having been informed that in some in
sIsnces tho Boards appointed to decide upon
claims for exemption have exen pied pe- SONS
not authorized by law, and thsduties of that
Board being clearly deflned-aJrde red. til at
ccmma ndants OF regiments do not regard any
exemptions " HIGH are not authorised by the
act Of Assem- bly, declaring who shall bs OK.
smpt BY command.
WEI. II. RICHARDSON, A. G.
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nUARUIN0.-Teno or Twelve gentlemen
II CAL, obtain BOARD and LODGING in
private family, by the day, week. or month.
by applying at the corner of 18th and Mar.
shall streets, on Church Hill, near the OHM.
borazo Hospital, and beyond the limits 9th
corpo -atiol, at the reduced prices of d 80 per
day, ~ Per week, or 80 per month, washing
and candles extra. f0 l9-lms
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CPC01AL NOTlCE-As Intend eloeIns
= NJ preesnt businsss b Richmond By the ID
xpsn Dext take this oeession 70 ask N -.
eHt further 6slAy. . losSs1 inAalgeneo cannot 8
y tAsrs ~ ssy ansetlls4 claims against Ne, I
wtA tAsn Deessased im0sdlatsly, and via az
Daeaslsela DAylng thsm.
Wee ea19sStanl1 0Nlre VIII 8 e5esm nil,
- ll-l0e TRUMAN a. pAHKUI.
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Al ~ Department. Of this School are now
coodastod by tsscAers of The highest qualities
ota1snts ars admitted at any tims, and charged
bon he Aato Of their admission.
Ths advantages a6osdeded, the low price Of
6oae1 an1 tuition, tod the health and quietnsss
q ~ s1sFounding country, unite In making this
Q very pleaeact retreat Tor those wishing 10 de-
- rev. =. II. NAAsn, Oxford, n. O., win Be
DeoOpuy ansWereA. fel7-l2sa
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@En REWARD.-Rauawsy from the sub
Ds)U scribsr on Friday night last, two negro
n.sa, HAIAH end ORAkLbS. Issiah Is abou.
e years Of age, black, about feet II ches tall
quick spoken and quite Intelligent. Charles 10
about Is years old, Ozark brown complexion. 5 feet
were both originally from North CAROLINA. ane
may be endeavoe.pg to make their way back 70
hat State. I VIII give rsward Of as for the r..
Fess and return Of either. q go for both.
ROBERT II. STYLL,
nh 3-6.4 RicbmnrS citv
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BOARDING.

DOARDlN0-Twoo or three Gentleman, or
ID q gentleman and wife, may obtain board
At q pleasant house on Church Hill. Ad-
dress VIRt}InIA, Dispatch once.
90
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w 100 B NUTS.
Ms,cr T. q. Psytoa having permits ion to r,i..
a regiment fer the Confederate service has kind,v
corsentsd thai ths UNDER gned should ealss CON.
psoy TO eympcss q part Of sad reginout. / ,n
b. se@n Ut all he urs, dsv or night, AZ Bat.erv
no. Is. JOHN =. TONPXINA
Lieut.. Bsstsry No. is
Any person cai llrg on Lieut. Tcmpk;ns 10 a,
liz. 81 the comsspy which he proposes to rsisa
saouli he re absent on dusy, win receive from ne
eli attention Ia my power.
L n BURROOT. r.
nh o-o:s Captain Battery No. Is.
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BY the month,
Or for the balance Of the year, No male
Dining room SERVANT.
Apply at once to GEO. J. SUMNER,
NH at Governor st.
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ApJ'T AID INSPECTOR q ERAL's OFFICE, }
Richmond, March 7sh, 1862. I
~ ENERAL ORDERS. No. 10.

~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.
General Orders, No 9, issued March list,
1862, proclaiminS the sus ,ension of all civil
urisdict'on, with the exception OF that OF
the Mayor Of tho city of Richmond within
the city and the surrounding country to the
distance OF ten miles, is hereby so notified
as to permit the Courts 20 take cogGizance OF
the probate Of Wills, the administration OF
the estates OF deceased persons, and the quail
fca.ion of guardians to enter DEGREES and or.
ders for the partition and sale OF property, to
make orders concerning roads and bridges,
to assess county leviee, and order the pay
ment OF county dues.
NH s@f~ Ad,.. and Inspector e99t dsal.
II AKr1LLsR1 now at home on furlough are
required, by order Of Major General Mcgru.
der, to return to their company Immediately.
All who are absent from the company on ac-
count Of sickness, must return, II able to DO
any duty. All recruits for the company will
apply to me, at my residence. where they will
be mustera0in and receive Ger tihcates to ena.
BILE them to get transportation free. They
will receive the usual bounty Of $50 when
'''' A'A '1' WI. Il. FONTA1NE,
Lieut.. and Recruiting Omcer
NH g. ST. for Hanover Artillery.
% ally! kALLYl! RALLY!i l-Re-
IL. cruits wanted for the Oldest Regiment OF
tOlQuteeIo IN t00 ~. .. array I-OOmp3uy d.
of the 1st Virginia Regiment, having rs.en.
listed for the war, q number Of recruits are
desired 70 all up its ranks to the full extent OF
the law. Fifty recruits will be at once re-
osived on application TO the undersi9ne -
Fifty Dollars bounty will be paid immediat ely
on enlis;inE, and subsistence and Transports.
ton will also be furnished Apply to
Lieut.. W. W. HARRISON,
Recruiting Of1csr,
At No. 8 Tenth st., bet. E.air and Cary.
NH SIS.
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COEFEDRkATE STATES OF AMER CA, J
QuA2rIIMAsT18's OYyIoR,
Richmond, Vs. 7th March. 1861.

a LII REuRUIT0 Of Thomas Artillery Will
"A report 1t my Office, On Main between 10th
and 2lat streets, at onee. III failing 10 do will
b advertised 1t Il J. ANDEaSO
NH c-9t% RecruitiuS OfilcOr
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II O3T-o36 REWA2U-BetWeon the First
IL Market and Brooke Avenus,
B Il AOK BAG,
Containing two Account BookD and saNdfy
papers. ! viii Etys tbs shove reward for tAs1r
d1live1y 70 me, q
q 0-ts JOHN LlND68Y.
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NOTICE The death Of my brother. xr Geo.
wv. DorrAp In Deoem'< last. dissolyes the arm
Of ". g. T. q. DoNNAS this day. Any person
having claims gainst tn. nrn viii please present
them at oace Tor payment and those indebted are
earnestly requested to come forward and Eaks
settlement "a tetirs to close Tie businsss with
o. little delay a. possible
Surviving partnes
EichmonG March ls., 1854.
NEW EIEM.-Hsv,tg pu. Oh fej the interest
OF my la partner In ths stock CT EaYawAre, Dat
lsry. &C., Deionsiag to the arm Of W. s.. 6
DONNAN, the business wal In tuturc be conducted
q. the same s.ans In my own name.
Having recently made considerable additions 70
,hs stock. and intending to use every effort TO
ksep On hand full supply Of ali the articles in the
Hardware line respectfully solicit . eonsinusnes
Of the favoss bestow ed TO- 40 many years CT my
pre- .eeeGs ore. WIN. 8. D ,NNAN,
Iron Building, 9ovsrrnr street.
Richmond. Va. March lst, ie6a. mn lw"
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
TOR HIRE.-Beipg about TO discontinue
n housekeeping, / have for hire by the
month or year. GIRL, with q child eight
months old. She is q good house servant,
washer, and ironer, and tolerable seamstrsss.
Also, likely BOY, IL years old, for his VIC
tuals and clothes, where he will be we'll
treated. Apply opposite the Catholic Church,
on Grace street, to JOHN A. JETER.
NH g. ats
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. a n 7 e w az

wv WANTEDi!
WANTEDi'i
One hundred able bodied MEN, for the y.
Army OF tho Confederate States, to whom
will be given bounty of $50, and Oil to aO
hmm sdiateiy, and clothing and eub.istenoo
furnished at the same time Rscruits Will
be ALLOW to Join any company and rssi.
ment they desire. Apply. Immediately, at
the General Recruiting Office. corner Pearl
and Main sts., up stairs.
&. w. BLAIR, I'd Lieut., and
NH e-2W* Gent Recruiting OMoer.
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DOARDlN0.-Severa gentlemen can he
u furnished with MEALS, on Grace St.,
between Sd end 4sh, next to the corner Of 4ta.
For fur r Information apply or the preDi-
seS, TO u. BAEkSDALE.
NH IL u
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DANAWAY-Si0 kEWAHU-srom my
II house, on tho 4ih of February. AN
DREW, slave belonging to tho estate OF Mrs.
Nancy d. Priddy. He 10 about feet 8 inches
high, and black. will give the above re.
ward for his apprehension.
NH 6-lWA J. 8. PRIDDY.
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" FORTY REORUITS-
Being authorised BY tho Secretary of War
70 raise . Heavy artillery COMPANY. Usual
bounty and clothing given.
Persons wishing to enlist for this service,
which has many advantage over Light Ar.
tiliery or Infantry, will apply st the Rem.
devious, on 10Th street, between Main and
Bank sts. JOHN r. ROGERS,
WIN. F. ATkISSON,
NH e-1ws SAMPSON JstNES, JR.
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II OsT-nOUPONB.-L In presentation By
u nail - Charlottesville, Va, the following
Coupons Of the Orange and AlexandEia Raiirca0
Company:
No. Isl to 7s6 Inclusive, 90 saah, 49,. $40 90
81 to 90 20 go. 90 %
$500 %
Icssrsss payable n MY and Hovsmbss. at Now
York. AlI peesons ere cautioned not to buy q
trsds for them, q the sams viii not be paid.
q 9l-ts CIV. PURCELL 90.
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ID O X d NC
4 gentleman and Vile, and SIX CT eight Day
Hocrders, can fad comfortable accommodation
by applying eest side Of 18th street, two doors
south Of Broad, to
MRS. JAMES II. LEWELLYN.
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00E REWARD -Strayed from the 4.h
0AeD REGIMENT Virginia Cavalry, at Damp
xwoii, near Manassas, a bay MARE, SIX pears
old. star In forehead, thick set, in good oder,
bushy mans and tail, and one hind leg q lit
tie larger than the other. Raise her name
and you will see whers It has been trimmed
underneath. viii give the above reward
mare 70 me, or for any Information which
VIII enable me to get her.
EDMOND ROSSIEUX,
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a ANIEO.-A situation a. XEACHEK
w by one not liable to military duty He
| can teach the tllassice and Sciences Best Of
l recommendations furnished az to in tellec ual
| and moral character: Address r. ": H."
/ NH 0-Atk
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Two Story Log House and Barn.
TO THR PEOPLE OF BEDFORD AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.

T. M. LYNCH, at the Bedford Nursery, offers fox
sale this fall, at war prices, general stock OF fruit
trees, consisting of all the choicest varieties Of
Apples, Pears, Peaches, flums, Cherries, Nectarnes,
Ounces, and Dwarf Pear trees, of the frest kinds.
Upwards OF $4,000 trees are now under cultvas ion
Lawton Blackberres, Raspberries, including
srocks sy's Orange, Gooseberres that will not mil
aew' Cherry Currants, size of common cherries,
Dutch carrants, Strawberries of finest kinds
Choicest Varieties of
GRAPE ROOTS, RHU BARB. ASPARAGUS,
EVERGREENs. VINES AND CREEPERs.
Fifty Varieties of Roses, Perpetual Blooming, all
colors and shades.
My stock is remarkably thrifty and will be sold ,
for cash, much lower than travelling agents are sell
ling al who have to bring thelr stock a great dis
'ance and thereby injure them very much by ex.
posure.
The above stock is raised in Bedford County soil
and climate and can be had fresh from thee round.
Al! orders promptly attended to and trees sen, as
directed by hack or otherwise.
For further information address few lines TO
7. M. LYNCH,
Oct =, 1861. Bedford, Pa.
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w. W. MAIR. JOHN s. DAWSON
MAiR AND DAWSON,
Importers and Dealers in
SaddIery, Carriage and Trunk
Hardware and Trimmings,
NO. 1877 WOOD STREET,
Pitt burg p en- n a.
d EDF ORD FOU N D r Y

THE subscribershaving purchased the Bedfore
Foundry of Messrs. Washabaugh and Bannon, woult
most respectfully announce to the citizens of Bed
ford and adjoining counties that they prepared Il
make and furoish all kinds of CASTINGS for
GRlsT AND SAW.MILLS, THRESHlNG MA.
CHIMES, PLOUGHS, APPLE MILLS, COOK.
ING, TEN PLATE, AND COAL
STOVES, SLED AND
sleigh soles wash kettles of different sizes wagon
boxes of all sizes, farmers bells, "a superior arr,
ce), oven doors, and every thing usually made in a
country Foundry.
Dy- L o U G Fl S.-WOODCOCK, SEYLE
and HILLSIDE PLOUGHS.-Also, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, to which we call the especial attention
of our farmers-a superior article to the old Plug
Plough, with two kinds of points, shares and land
sides to suit all plonshs in general use in this
ty. Turning and fitting of iron patterns made TO
order and all kinds of repairing done at the short
est notice and at low prices. All our own work
made of the very best material, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would do we'll to
call and examine our work before purchasing else
where, as We are determined to meet the emer-
gencies Of the times, we will
Sell .oo for CASH, or country produce.
Pig and bar iron, horses and lumber, taken in ex-
change for work.
feb 25,'6o-ly SHIRES & JORDAN.
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pennsylvania hospital.

(FROM OFFICIAL hOSPlTAL nefohlssJ .
MAY 10, 1s60.--Elen s., at. cS, single, never
was very. strong. Two years ago De had an attack
of acute Rheumatism, from which sho was confined
10 her bed for two weeks, and subsequently from
relapse for four more She has been well since then
,ill last Saturday while engaged in house-cleanng
she took cold, had pain in her back, felt cold but
had no decided chill. Two days later her ankles
began 10 swell, which was followed by swelling OF
the knee joints and of the hands. She has now dull
pain in her shoulders, and her knuekies are very
tender, red and painful both hands are affected,
but the right is most This, then, is a case OF
acute rheumatism, or, il is now fashionaby CALI
ed, rheumatic fever. 1t isa well marked typical
case. We will carefully watch the case, and from
time to time call your attention to the various
symptoms which psesent themselves. My chief
object in bringing her before you now, is to call
your attention to remedy which has recently been
recommended in the treatment OF rheumatism. |
mean propylam,ine. DR.. Awenarius, of s.. Peters,
burg, recommends it in the highest terms, having
derived great benefit from its use in 25o cases which
came under his care. Various comnendatory tes-
timonias respecting it have appeared in our jour
nas and propose therefore to give 1t another trial.
must confesss am always increduous as to the
worth of new remedies, which ale Wanted as spe-
eiics; but this to recomme nded so highly,
that we are bound to give it trial.
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DIR. VIM. B. HURD'S
TOOTH Pow D E R.
This'Powder possesses the

This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids or Alkalies that can In
the least iniure the Teeth.
It's ACTION BEING ENTIRELY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ING WITHOUT WEARING THE ENAMEL.
DR.. VIM. B.Hurd's Tooth Powder
is RECOMMENDED Bf ALL EMINENT DENTISTS.
Prepared at DR.. hurds Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. d.
Price 25 cents PR tor.
liberr discount made to dealers.
Aadress Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. |, Spruce Street, NeW York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack & Co. Fifth-Avenue
Hotel; J. Il I. Coddlngton, us Broadway; d. 5.
Barnes, 2o2 Broadway, and by all Druggists.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyo,t & Co., 292, N. I'd
street, and by O. S. Hubbell, l4lo, Chestnut street.
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ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, -ese -. ..
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ceU 3 sss p.t1 BY EVERY ONE,
WHO HAS RHEUMATISM OF ANY KIND
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philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA.

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GoDmsnt, for tho Reissf Of the SICK and Distressed
afflicted ieith Viraient and Chrome Diseases, and
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