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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

TYH'L z, Z LEES BODY 0UARD-EQUp.
NJ kENT6 FUaNI6H1D. TO0HTA1R WITH
40 BOUNTY AND o26 PIk MONTH"; few
more recruits wanted to complete . company Of
Cavalry, to est - . body guard TO Gen. R. y. Lee.
All men NOT actually enrolled BY the eohseript ON.
eee win be rsceived
LieutsL J. +. LAWsoH, Aspinwall. Va; Capt Z
n WALKKR, Richmond, o. 10th styeet, bstWoeo
Main and Capital Square; r. J0NEa, Pittsylvenis
Court House, and J. DVNTIHo, Boydton, ars ~
thoeiisd % reesive membes
J.W. LAWoON. Oaptaln.
NJ l9-9we Appomattox O. H.
10 thslT 0isnAb thaa duzingths o1eupensy Of thsir
house by ~ 0ovssansat hey ean b Soun1 as
the baaking-heaO a. ". = Isaaes : %. eoraes
q lltA - 0eh sl1sots. wAese theee n9eess4 t0
pisas - 81 stas tAah h1ssssassA
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Bombardmen, Of Port Layac.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 23-The Houston Ntps, Of
the 9th last, contains details Of tho bombardment
OF Port Lavaca Texas. by the snemy's fset. on
November lst. The Aboltionists demanded the
surrender of the town. On the refusal to comply
With this demand. they gave ons four and bali
for the removal Of the non comb Dants, and then
commenced shelling. Our battery replied. but the
range of the guns was insufficient. Ate. some
hours Intellectual bonbardment the feet withdrew,
having battered the town considerably, bn: mo
body hurt" Our hsg was still! hyps at last ac,
counts
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FROM rRRDHRICKsBuRo

Ia 70 a late hour in the afternoon yesterday
..r.,,ns was quiet as Frsdericksburg. no new
A. s.u,ons.r.aon upon the town having been made BY
n. .p.uy 1t h understood that the place is not
;. \. shelled unless occupied BY our forces
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programme II eoucssned
Tns movement must have taken the rebels On.
direct approach to 0ordonsville which they he'd
prepared to defeud desperately st the Rsridsu. -
According to what they must now take Burnsids's Z
programme 70 be, they must hasten TO meet him st
the crossing Of the two railroads.&c. Frederick =
burg and Richmond nd the Central Railroad. In
Hanover county, about twenty miles from Rich.
mond. not before he reaches that point.
II Burnsids pushes right ahead he may reach
fer sufcsent OF their army 70 1t TO Offer him serious
resistance there; thus ccmpelnR them to fall hack
nearer Richmond riskins the main battle for the
on OF that city almost Immediately under its
fortiocaiions which It, nOn.combstant inhabitants
viii hardly relish.
Il u taken for granted here that our authorities
Will to-day abandon this (Oranee and Alexandr,a)
rH,roso ua beyond this point and loon to Fairfax
Inc rotomac must so rise from yesterday's rain -
70 anord insurance against an sttempVof Jackson
to make serious raid over into Maryland
Tnis In turn Will be likely to cause the return Of
s.gels force nearer to Warrington, from whence il
serve Of Burnbdes army, than - at preasnt posted
out In ths vicinity Of Thoroughfars Gap.
sToNEwALL JACKSON NOT ADVANCING ON GUN.
BERLAND.
awe have the best reason for believ that the
apprehension Of . raid by Stonewall jackson on
Cumbsr. and and Now Creek u without real foun-
dAien- A highly Intelligent gentleman, with every
Iscnty fof obtaining correct Information, and who
made Il part Of hD business 10 do %, has lust
come through from Baltimore TO Hancock. he has
sat SIZED himself from evidences Obtained along the
route, that Jackson's main army 10 stationed st
etephensons Depot, four miles Northeast of Win.
chester; on the Winchester and Potomac Railroad.
His men are destitute Of TENTS and It II believe he
cannot possibly In their present situation even en-
tsrtain such an enterprise ~ the movement apprs.
hended he certainly could not petform It unles n
the weather should remain remarkably mid, and
wou hardly risk such . contingency -VAeelinH
fn.tAiSencey.
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yTgRy VALUABLE PalvArH Rss,DHacx

2
tia rest line Of 5th, between Grace and
Fransi.a streets, FoR HALA AZ AuCrlON.-
NESDaY, tho a6,a Nove,aosr, lee2 Il 1 o'ciosk
T. M tha: large aud admirably we'll ,oeate1 and
hsucsomeiy finished brick DWkLLlNa. oow II
tho <eeeapsucy CT Gen. .. Ccaper aud Adtoiuinx
the residence IL Archibald Pieasants ESQ., asaA o.
pesJe that Of James Danlap, ESQ, Tbs hcuso -
ample Recommendations foe largo family ,rSludtne
kitchen, ssas,es ks. Ths HOUSE h IN eomplnao
repair In every respect, with sf The usual Do1oSM
4sh street. Aitogssesr, sAh = ssAlay : Arns-eaaAa
dwelling In every respect.
TxRha-OOs-fpsssh ia oaaA halanoc nj q IN an1
u mcnshs. for negossable Hetss interest o1anA -
enssa ~ tsuss dsad. % al eaeA. = ~ evelon e
the pN. chaser. Npssasslcn lolh UaroA noaa
soM 00D1W = AR41DnG Anak
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ruR xNEnY IN NEW KENT.

W. Learn that a raid was made By about ono
,-.,rsd Yanke. cavalry from Williamsburg, In
d. n.isasorhOod Of Barhamsvili'' New Kent
.,uu,y, where they shot two OF our piekess and
.,rrsa four or Eve others
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AFFAIRS Ar FREDERICKSBURG.

n. yhr:.. ; - Shell ;h: T:wn % ,s Reply Of the
Wins Into the Trains-Explanasisns kC.
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Run the Blockade.

WLNiNGrON, N. O., Nov. PA dispatch from
Fort Fisher, to-day, says the schooner Hsrkawsy,
Capt. sslis;on, eleven days frcm Nasaau, with $40
sacks Of salt, has arrived safely.
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F1cddnSe Hotel.-This we'll known establish
ment was sold yesterday at public vendue, by
MessEe. Goddin 4 Apperson, to Mr. 4. 4. Lancas
ter, who purchased it for a company. TIE build
Ing and ground rent thereon sold for the su If one
hundred and thirty seven Thousand dollars the
hotel going for Sl0l ,0O0 The Exchange erected
about twenty years since by company at a cost
Of s!25 OlO, was first kept by the late Frederick
Bcyden, Of the Astor House. New York, and since
his time BY John p. Ballard up to the day of sale
The latter has retired to the hotel opposite known
by his own name.
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More Prtsone,s.-C s. Werdendrop, Captain aad
Aid to Gen Banks, and sixteen other Abolition sol
diers, we're brought to Richm ond Sunday evening.
Tho Captain was captured vt War rrenton, Nov. -,
and the soldiers at Bealton Station, Nov ls
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ArTested The proprietors Of several restaurants
on Wall and Franklin streets we're arrested yeser.
day for violating the proclamation Of martial law
by selling LIQUOR
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THH PERSIA

Preposah OF France Ter ln,ervsntien Accepted
By Russia..Ths Spanish Minister Mt Wash-
inston Receives 1nstructiOns-.Ns Nsrshern Elec
uOns I'm England
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VALUABLE EHAL ESfATH, &C. AZ ASK
lard, Ia RsuGves county, FOR SALE AZ
AJAflOH.-fho ho undersigned, intanding 10 remove
VII otier Tor saie on WEDNESDAY,. december Sd.
1853 al IL clock NJ If no. previously disposed Of
(cf which due notice wit De g.ver,) his property
in the town OF kshisnd. Hanover, consisting Of a
Lot Of II acses Of highly Improved aud prOductivs
land. with handsome Dwelling Of eight rooms
with cicssts. large Kitchen sai s;erysnts Houss,
Store House, al exosiien. Barn. Stable. and Car
ssses House. sud Office, containing two roors
. lhe sb9se property h very pleasantly and advan.
tagsoualy situated on the principal street In tbs
place. near tAs bSts,, nni directly oppos;ts the
beautiful public grounds. II 10 most excellent
location for physleiou aone osAer residing In the
town, and the pEseties IL IL and the surroun ing
country amounting 10 upwards II g. co. Tns
general asvactages Ct n residence la Ashland ere
considerable. the town hss BEEN usua ally remark.
ably healthy. IL is within hours ride lby rail-
roaa) Of Richmond. with the privilege Of fres pa.
sage attached 20 property. The society u good.
snd there are two Churches Ia the place. 0f G6sr-
ent deneminaticAs. with regular preceding.
Also. will DO sold, 1t tho same ans, IS acres el
Lsnd arabic and wooded, within q mile Of ths
town, .yisg on the main county road to @. Wood
ails- Also, portion OF the psrishabtc properly.
consisting OF Household Rarnisurs, Farming In.
rleta-ats, ono two Horses, Sc.
WIN Ii FOX, Aahland HAsover, Va
Sale by GoLDiN & AFPERsoE, Auers. no d
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r AHGg BRICK DWELLING AND HAND
1 SOME ClTl, AGE RESIIi Z Nf,E on tiia 4 = Z,

4 SOME COTTAGE RESIDE&CE OF the aor,b
side Of Piesssuts street, opposi:a DR.. strecEer's
residence ami within one fpur.h Of & nile Of tha
city limits, FOR SALE Al AUCriOE,--At TIE
request of M 4 q Strbbs sha eejI At public
auction, or the premises, or FRIDAY, the Gsth Of
November, lc62, eft clock P. NJ, sae LARGE snd
handsome BRICK DWELLING. aus; beautiful
FRAMED COTTAGE adjoining, opposite lhe resi-
ceace of DIR. o. A. Strecker rhe lot aa4 a. iron. Of
80 feet, aaG = depth OF 220 ieet - an alley. The
brick dwelling contains about thi-tssu or fourteen
rooms, besides kitchen, &c. sad lEa f,aelei cot
tage has ample accommodations for rlcdera,e-
Sisea family The whole premises eUllSC sEG 4 fae
view of Richmond, snd should attract The stten.
tion of thoso v7aLing beautiful, retired resi3enee
free from tas n0lse 0t the c.sy.
TERGs :-Oue-th cash Balance ~ ere sna swo
yeIa, fo- boads bearing interest, (haiI yearly ard
secured by trst deed; or ali casa, Inc cpIon Of
the purchaser The whole premises will be sold
together. or divided Al may be deemed bet. If
desired. the property can be trsated for privately
no u 6ODDiu l. APPkkSUa, AusLs.
CIX VALUABLE LOTS, In Adamss VALLEY,
rear to the CD Marae. and Depot Of the Vir.
glDis Central Railroad, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TIOE Will te sold at sue lien, on TIE prenoises on
FArDAY, the 2oth If November Is62, at liz O'Clock
M the following very valuable and attractive
Lots VIZ: No 7a ca the West line Of Union st..
nesr rankin street, fronting - feet running ba
about 80 feet, occupied by nr. Ksty. Also, Let
No. 2S on the East line OF Up;oasstreet, opposite
the foregoing, fronting % feet running hack III feet
Lot No. 49, the West line Of Valley street. oppo-
site 70 Sesbrooks warehouse, fronticg twenty.
two feet, running back ninety. Ave feet 10
another street. occupied by NJ. Longelotti. Also,
Lot No. So aud Sc. st, nearly opposite to the dc.
pot Of the Virginia Central Kailrosd fro ting to.
sether 81 feet on the south side Of Broad street,
running back ON tho East line Of 10th street oS feet
Also, Lot at the corner Of Valley and William ats
fronting - feet. TuI ming back 165 feet
TERM3.-One third cash /; bt lance st 6 and Il
monshs. for negotiable notes interess added
by trust deed
no2 GODDIN L APPE2soN, Aucsa
NlEE VERY BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
IN South side Of Clay, just beyond tAs Western
limits OF shs City, FOR SALk AT AUCTION
Win be sold ~ auction, on the premises, On FRI.
DAT. the 5th December, 1852, ass8 o'clock p. NJ,
nine beautiful LOTS, located AZ above. adjoiniua
the lats residence ef DR.. W. w. wilkins. each
fronting 30 fest running back $50 fect 70 m alley
10 feet wide. On these lots there are roma fruii
trs Z Thssa era really he most beautiful lots h
that improving locality.
TxAA1-Onst third cash; balance q and Z
monshA for negotiable notes, interest adAed, -.
cured By . 6Nst deed; o. I'll cash, as the option
of the purehassr. 0ODDIN = ARP1nSON,
aeS AneAtoneess-
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Ga'rosed Mr. Francis T. Isbell was met on Sun.
day night about o'clock, above Brook avenue, on
Aarshall street. by three men who inquired the
way to the Louisiana Hospital. While he was d-
recstng them how to 60 .one of the men threw his
arm around MS neck and attempted to put his band
over his mouth. Mr. Isbsll succeeded IN Kidding
himself Of the drst asssilapt, but the other two
ping up. he was knocked down and would havs
been robbed had not bis cries attracted persons to
the spot, when the robbers took to their,hesis
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AU0YaDN SGLssg-.ESsErs s5xyy


A VERY DESIRABLE FRAMED HOUsE
"A WITH FOUR ACRES or VALUABLE
LAND attached, on Union Eill near Battery No.
5, and II Acres Of Land near Leadbeteers Old Tav-
ern, AT AUCTION--At tbs request of Mr. r /.
Halle, we will sell upon the pre- nses on WEDNES.
DAY, Goth day Of Gov. commencing a. q o'ck
p. n the very desirable Framed Dwelling. House
on Union Hill, in Henrico county. sdioioin. Bat
terry No. ), and near to tGe New bridge road. It
contains hve excellent roon,, together with a
kitchen containing three rooms. . well of exee.-
lent water and other conveniences. There IL al.
tached to the above iCur acres OF land
After the above will De sold one-half acre CT
land. on the New Bridge road, nearly adjoining
Leadbetter's Old Tavern
TERMS One third cash; the balance at and l2
months, for negotiable notes, with iaterest added
nosa JAS. II. TAYLOR SON, Aue.s.
1--WE BRICK TENRMENTs ON OREGON
-I HILL AT AUCTIGN--We will sell. upon
tie premise 8, On SATuE DAY, the .9,h day uf No
vember, commencing at O'Clock P. II five small
Brick Tenements located on street 20 feet wids.
They particularly adapted for sraau sizad faui-
lies
TzaMs.-One-h haif cash the balance q: months,
for negotiable notes: with interes. ad led and Sc
noas JAS, N. rAyAoK soE, Aucts.
TxsCUT TKIXs sALE Of A VALUABLE
H. YAhM in Gooehsnd county, "a miles from
Richmond together with the entire Crops, Farm
ing Implemsrts, &C., AT AUGTION.--As Execu-
u
premises on SATURDAY. 9th day of Dece moer,
commencing at ii o'clock 4. n, the FARM III
Goochland county, "a mile, sbove Richmond, the
late residence Of Joseph T. Pleasants adjoining
the lands ct Msssrs Mayo. Wooison and others.
It contains 300 acres of land, 16G Of which are
cleared and highly improved, the balance in woods
The Improvements conss. of 6 comfortable brick
dwelling, with six rooms, and ali the necesssty
ont buildings. small crop Of wheat AID corn
has been seeded upon the farm.
After the sale of the real estate will DO go,d all
the stock, crops. farming implements &c, con
sisting in part OF fodder, hay, &C., horses cows
hogs &c, and fno yoke OF oxen
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and
years, fer negotiable notes. with io.Aras. added,
and secured by trust deed. For the personal pre-
perty, all sums Of SO and under, cash; over that
amount, I months notes, satisfactorily endorsed,
end interest added.
ELIZABETH s. PLEASANTS,
Executrix Of Jos. Il. Peasants decd.
TSale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR e. Son,
AuctioDesrS. M 81
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ID ECHIVAR'3 SALE OF ABOUT 1900 ACKBa
ID or Valuable C0kE AND FARMING
LANDS - EGHRIGG, AdoUT TIN MILEH
AH0EE TEH CITY or EIGHE0ED.-By virtue
of decree II ha District Court of .hs Tonfederats
States CT america for the sastern Distfics Of Viz.
ejoia. proIoEaceG on ;he 2.d cf October, 1889,
shall, tbs Receiver of ths t.aur., proceed to SELL
ct pubic auction, y. Tia Springfield Pits, IN Hsu-
.ico comfy en- THUG5DAY the .th of December,
l251, co..rn snciEg n J o'clock a.. NJ, dF faif; II
vat the EFss fGir dsv thereafter tbs vAuabl01ro-
perty Ar1Ea as the 6PRiEaFlILp and DE1P
EGS CJAi, FITS, e0ntsinipg. sesorjing To . sur.
Tey n3s7 Being made, about $50 acres. II will bs
suodvd ID into gsqerrl perceIs, as 10 sell to ths
bat fdvantsse fh1g. ca tbs south side Of the
3bs@r-"hoppgd road there will be gold q tract Of
sbcu 20 Seras. part of vtieh Is Is woods; On tbs
s,Utl i ls e t5e Dseq Run tarnsise, extending
hsca. - the Three chopped road there will ee sold
= ig-et r about acres; on b north eide Of
sn:d ,urH gss Will be aoi aeout'l coo ssroe 10 ~
- icc3ud7 tA1 ccal r.'s ard the OF the zross
tcack 70 Hungary s.af'C2. On TIE trsct ths-s d g
.arEo t1d eScei.ens d, ling, together with several
1er ag .c.uss, uss4 and occupied by the Iliness
iGe14 - 1sS.sj severe! other racts, varying from
J 10 go ocl5s s@en, on two of vtssh there arc
several 6cidinss Tho pot and snryey Can DC seGn
al th" office # Msss.s. Goddin & AppsYsou In
ew days.
Fhs particular attention Of cs ,itxlists and oshag
Is called tha foregoing sale, IS, hssdss sre grest
value o. he coal land thsy sre also valuable Tor tbs
large quantity OF wood ara timber CD them, and
icr isrfni2g purposes.
TERMS -CEe- th..l eash ht.iance at twelve sud
t~s i3Hs nen.Gs, .sc ne F1tasia Aotes s. s,rsst
added, aad tt'a Cets'Eei tilt furthsc eFdst 3 the
Ccrr-. HENRY L. BaocEg Hseaiysr. &c.
saie by 0oDDIS & APPsasos. Auets. no ID
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THRUST BALE OF SMALL TRACT OF
i Land near the city of Richmond, on the West
ham Plank Rosd.-pur uans to the provisions of a
dsed of trust executed by David King. on the s2d
Of October, 1885, and recorded in The clerks Office
If Henrico County Court, conveying 10 Us a GER
tain pecs or parcel Of land lying and being in Hon
rico county, on James River. fronting on the Plank
road, and containing, by a survey made by Peter
Cottren twenty five aud thres-four.h acres, more
or less, we shall, en- MONDAY, the lst day Of Do
cember, 1862, at IL O'Clock NJ, (that being Nenrico
County CourtdayD q, the front door Of ths Court.
House Of Henrco county. sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash the said pecs of land
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, (mu
THOMAS J. EVANS, Ai"s'ees
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR e. SON,
Aucts. no2O
P.S.-A plat Of the preperty can be seen at the
Office of the AuctionecIa.
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ON DUvAL STREET, NEAR TO BROOK
AVENUE.-By virtue Of a deed of trust, execu.
ted to the subscriber by Leroy V. Peters and ais
dated 7th March, 1850, and recorded ir Richmond
Eustings Court, and by request CT the parties in
terestei will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on THURSDAY, the 4th day OF December, at
O'Clock p. n, the property conveyed By said deed,
being Lot of ground on the north side of Duval
street to Brook Avenue, fronting 23t feet and
running back to an alley, beirg Lot No. 20, in
Marshall Maun's &c, plan, and upon which stands
a Framed Tenement, occupied by ". H johnson.
TERfs-Cssh. 4. d. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale by JAS. III. TAYLOR l. Son, Aucts. no -
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M'CL1LLAN At NEW YORK.
0n-n>~ Hf>Nl>u~n .,

NEW YORK. Nov. 20-0sn. Mcclellan visited
Cen. Scott TO day. and viii be ssrenaded this even:
the public reception offered him by bis friends N
this city.
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TWO VALUA ELE LUTs on the South side of
4 Cisy, between Adams street and Brock Ave.
nue. FOS SALE AT ACUTI0N.-Win be solt r.
aretiou on the premises, n FRIDAY DeceIsosr
stu. lsoa At A. oc,oek p ii ;hcsa tun tyriy az
tiful LOTS located rs above adjoining the resl
dence OF Er. Dahney "a b .ller, asch frju.iag 20
.eet running bsc& 100 feet to d vide alley.
TERMs.-Uas-thi cash; bs'&nee at 8 tri l2
months, for negotiable notes, iateesst adds. 50.
:ureG by 3 rust ceed ali cs.h st the option II
the purchaser.
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NEW ORLEANS, 25th August, 1859.
On. J. e. AYER: Sir chccrfuly comply with the 70 .
quest Of your agent aud report to YOU OF the effects
have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cnr@l with II, In my practice, most Of tho
paint8 iur which Il Is recommended, and have fund d
effects truly wonderful In the Of IeDcredi aud Mv
euni Dtc. One Of my patients had syphilltic ulcers
in Ills throat which consuming his palate and tho
top Of is mouth. Your Sarsaparilla steadily taken,
cured him In five weeks Another was attacked by seo,
ondary symptoms In Ills nose md the liberation haA
eaten away considerable part OF IT, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill lin. but 10
yielded to my administration of your Sarsapara; the
ulcers healed aud he Is well again not Of without
some designation TO Ills face woman who had been
treated for tho disorder by Inc curry was suffering
from this poison IN her bones They had becne 10 sen-
syo to tho weather that damp day she ktefed
cruciuug pain IN her joints aud bones. Sho tco, WAS
cured entirely hy your sarsalatilla In few weeks.
know nom It's formula, which ysur agent gave me- that
this Preparation frem your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable fesultr
with II have Het surprised me.
Noura IAnIMrn NJ N
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W. w agucr,

Merchant Tailor. And dealer
Geady Made Clothing, Clo,h., ga 'imerc'' Nen'
turs, Nc,
nRnk,
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GRAEFENBERG
FAAtLN ESEpictHES.

Are ptepsred sndsrths immedis,e supervision of =
skilfsi PhJsicisns ard they may be rled uPsn IN al
cascs.
The intcil asnes Of the communit, q, NO, .sled by
The od,f single medicine which claims iecure Al
ptsg tsgs, but The gfEfonbetr Remedies consists oi
eleven A. fcrent nediciae all aneqn. I'D 10 The rnre
among which may he selected ore rpprcphsts TO sny
ofthe diseases esinciden 10 this county and olimate
tV-rnE GR.EFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
sfe better ihan any othsr kind os Pills IN the world
frce 2j cents.
s.g-GRRFENnERG UTERINE CATnoIgCoN
an mfilltbis remedy Tor all Fer1ale di,easesPrce
$50,
EgTnE UTERINE CATHoLicoN viii aho
cufe 'ifavel d'saie' Of the Kidneysiutuay difedl.
ties In males.
ts~THE OR .EPESBERG h,
iartle nsT' powerful aud cicacious compound In use
--ffce sf
tV'TIiE ar HFRNnERG pYsENTERY syn
UP IL certain aui puict rimedy for all diseases o
heboNel'-rnce ~ cents
eg-rllE oR.EFENBERG PILE REMEDY nc,
- i1i'io permanently rvleveih' disres'ins disease
Price si.
/ to rus GRBFESBERG CHlLUUES's PAN.
l vEA ,an invaluable compound In all diseases incl.
dent to children.
I tg-rnE GRgFeNBERG FEVER NM AGUE
I RhhEbIisa .ovcrrign specific for this particular
discass s--ifce 80 cents.
tV-ruE GR.EFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT exees all other salycs init, curative Ell
. ircfs-rfice p cents
tyTHE GREFENnERG CONsrNPrIvE'4
BALAl affords the most astonishing feli.f In su pulm0
iaty cnmplaiuts--rfire 81 bottle. to An eminent
Fh,sican Of New Nork, states that he has known the
iTwleubrfs consnmpiiye's Balm used with great sue
cess in nrppy. Ourown experience suhstaniiates hii
,taement).
.VrHE OR EFENRERG HEALTH nIrrERs
are the most pleasant aud giru tInc ever ptcpst
. ed-inCe IS cents.
s3-TuE RgFENuFRu INgiortpN H. a.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

n. n. KINGSLEY ,CIcyeland.
For sale by nunoi. \ Co, II. n. Snyder, 'rinini
T. llall, l"wcll Dr.. T.. Yates, Oirten springs; WIN.
'ininget Aticai u. Hoffman h CO., Nct'uichcnyile;
Hn hN msdicino dealers throughout the state.
II u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
u31'lN. Agent Tor Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
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ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured Of FITS Of nine years standing, and
st. Nitus dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his llcsh had almost wasted away.
Tho doctors pronounced the case ncura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured II Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight
years
Cases innumonble Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could bc mentioned in
which tho Purifier aud Pills