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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

A UCrlON Sale of Farm Of a4L acres, I've milts
"A below Richmond will sell on tho premises,
on Thursday, the 6th day Of October, at II O'Clock
road, about five miies below Richmonj, adjoining
the lands Of DR. Farrar Drinker. Clarke aud OtIers,
containing a. acres. The improvements consist Of
a dwelling house, together with the usual outbuild
ings. Immediately after the sale Of the land the
crops now Oh the place will be soli
TERMS made known en day Ot sale.
Sc 26-tds JAS ii IAYIOF, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

ErARM in the county or Henrico, miles East OF
Richmond, on the Williamsburg Stage ROsd,
containing 237 acres, at auction.-On Tuesday, 9th
day OF October, at IL O'Clock N will sell upon the
premises the farm located above, containing 227
acres 40 Of which Ii cleared aud In high state Of
cultivation, the balance in woods. The improve
mebts consist OF framed dwelling with rooms,
kitchen, stable, corn house, &c. Immediate posses
eion will be given Of the land, and full possession
Oh or before the LIST November next.
Terms made known on day Of SALE
sc 20 n TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

VERY Desirable House ard Lot on Church
"a Hill, west side Of 25th, bet Broad and Mar
shall SITS, 1t auction II will sell Wednesday, tho
Both Sept, at o'clock Oh the premises, the desira
BILE brick residence located above and at present
occupied by the Pew John d Halstead. The house
contains rooms, together with u kitchen Of 2
rooms, all we'll arranged and In good order The lOt
frODts 80 feet and runs back $50 feet. Possession
given on or before the LIST Of December next.
TEkAs.-One- third cash; the balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
aud secured by deed Of trust
SEES JAS TAYLOR, Auct.
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EDUCATIONAL

MR. Tl0HE'S Classical and English School for Boys
AVA Franklin at, between 9th and eth. The eleventh
annual session OF this school will open on Thursday
the LIST or October. Tie course a instruction tho
rough. The number Of pupils limited. FOR terms,
&C, apply 10
Ri l. TIGHE, "A n, Principal,
se 28-2tAMGW Franklin and Jthtn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

AAILFORD at auctiOn.-On Wedne day, the 7th
lVY October, at u o'clock N, will sell, upon
ths premises that very valuable property known
Milford, lying 10 Car, line county, on the r,
r X X, containing about 100 acres, the improve
msnts thereon consisting of large tavern, sew
eraI private dwellings, storeLouse, smiths shop,
carpenters shop, lumber house. &c.
1t is not deemed necessary to particularise, aa
this property Is we'll known as being the most
valuable real estate that has been In the msrket
for some time. If deemed necessary, the property
will be divided in such manner to suit the wants
ofpurchasers. Its location, 40 miles from Rich
mond, and tie improvements, render II one Of the
very best business stands between Richmond and
Fredericksburg.
TERMs-Made known On day of sale
Persons desiring to attend the sale will leave in
the cars at 6lz U'eleck A NJ, aud returning, leave
Milford ut ~ O'clock n.
lag N TAYLOR Aunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

M Eeho0i for Young ladws
iLe next session Of this school VIII commence The
first day Of October, 1853 For further informa,na
apply to Miss ]. King, second door from tho eotusf
Of Rrcsi and Mayo streets. Sc aS-eOd5tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

By La,.iers. Ihiieso,. d Catleti, A,at'rs,
mo. . Pearl street,
WE will sell at our warehouse, No Pearl street,
w ON Thursday, the IstSf October next, u large
stock Of Blockade Goods, somo very scarce and de-
sirable goods
S-4 French merino, wool musIins,
Aud full line Of
Iress goods, millinery, notons,j
Hardware, boots aud shoes,
Clothing, groceries, &c.
Full detail III future advertisement.
LANlEKs, TyJ.LESON * CATIErT,
Sc % Auct'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

W AIUABI.E Real Estate On the Basin Bank and
" Cary street, between 10th and llth, at anc-
ton.-W be sold ut auction, upon the premises, gu
Thursday, LIST al October, at IL o'c@k b. the large
Tenement situated above, at present occupied rs
quartermastera store, nearly adjoining Messrs
Cfensaw & Co. IL ff0nts "a feet on the basin, runs
through 10 Cary street. and is four stories hEh with
Il covered she'd in front extenilhg to the waters
edge. Considering its central and desirable sltua-
lion for business purpt SEES, and the substantial
character of the building, this is probably the most
desirable investment III real estate now offered IN the
city. The terms Will be made 10 suit purchasers.
90 % ID WILLIAMS, Auct.
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Ia james II. IavlOr, Aucti0saeer.

"OUSE aud Lot, Cnrnsr Of Jackson and Clarke
III Streets, and Vacant Lot on Navy lill' West
Side Of 9th Street, Beyond Baker. at auction.-I
will sell, upon the premises, on Tuerday, 10th Sep.
TENDER, at o'clock N, the House and Lot located
ss above. The House Is . framed Tenement, has
rooms and passage. The lot fronts 63 by Ia feet
deep.
feet.
TERMs-Made known on day Of sale
se23 JASM TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

MI TUkNEkS
M Select Classical and English SlocI,
MANI street, between I'd and 4th.
The 10th academic year Of this school will con:
meGee Ou Monday the 28th Sept
Mr.. Turner can ba ut his school rooms of ii
his residense, on 81 street, between Main and frsat
hn g 8--ar
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

.oKRTIFicATE OF DR.. II. KLISGsTEN oP BERLIN
MY DEAR DocToR-Not long ago ] received your
excellent Iodine Water, and ] am again obliged to
call for another dozen. ] find in this short time,
10 my large practice, opportunity enough to see
what wonderful effect this great remedy exer.
cses upon the afflicted. ] have now only one bot
tie left ss have used oil the rest that you have
sent me. have cured bilious fevers In an aston.
ishingly short time, and case Of chored, Of ten
years standing have also cured. feel il a
duty TO say TO you that look on you as the In.
ventor Of one Of the most valuable medicines that
we have now in the catalogue Of remedies; TO
really your Iodine Water is the only article or
which We can Say that the afflicted may avail
themselves with Q certainty Of relief and an ulti.
mate restoration 10 perfect health. You have
produced, sir, by your discovery, new era in the
history Of medicine. Wherever your new and in.
valuable preparation becomes known IL must
acquire that popularity which such q rare rene.
dial agent truly merbs. am, respectfully, yours
II. CLlNGsTElN NJ n
Benin, Nov J, 1859.
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NEW YORK, MAY ], 1858.


DR.. II. AYDERs * Coz
GESrLEMBs-It is with pleasure that ! certify
TO the value Of Iodine Water, having been bene.
fted by it myself. Some time since my face,
hands, and body were covered with small pin.
pies or blotches. supposing them to be humor
in the blood, thought they'could be cured easily
but they became ulcers, eating deep into the
flesh. ] applied TO a physician, who told me it
was scrofula. Having been treated by him for
some time, became no better and called in other
physicians. grew worse, and was reduced almost
to q skeleton. could not attend TO my business,
and not wishing TO throw my workmen out Of en-.
ployment, or TO close my mandatory, ! hardly
knew what g. DO. At last I was pronounced in.
durable. was then recommended to take Iodine
Water began to improve Immediately, and in
three months was entirely cured.
This is plain statement of facts, which will
verify to any one who will call upon me- Yours,
truly, A. SCBILDMACHER,
Manufacturer Of Cabinet Ware, 36A Third street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

The Bi1le Examiner for August 1868, edited by
the Rev. George St0rrs contains the following no
tice:-
IODINE WATER.-In this number Of our mag
aZine we introduce TO the attention of our readers
this medical preparation. We have done so, not
for pay, nor because our pages are used as
medium Of advertisement-for We have uniformly
declined them; but gratitude to God, and sense
Of obligation to DR.. Anders & Co., has made us
insert the following
My only son. George F. Storrs, now thirty.
seven years old, has been afflicted, for some dozen
years, more or less, with painful swellngs and
inHammations in various parts Of his body; often
times, seemingly, he was near to death; then
respite for q season, but only for return of the
disease with moro violence. For the past three
years he has had an open sore on his breast, and
latterly one near his collar bone, with liberation
in his throat, that rapidly increasing, 80 that
dissolution appeared inevitable. In this condition
he applied to DR.. Anders l. Co. BY the use of the
Iodine Water the liberation in his throat disap-
peared in q short time. Continuing its use, in
less than two months he was apparently healed,
and his general health much improved. This
son, whom had feared would fall asleep in death
before this summer should close, is now, appa
rently 10 a fair way to recover as perfect health
as is common TO our mortal state. In gratitude TO
God, who has thus answered prayer, and in jus
tice to DR.. Anders & Co., have made this state
ment, satisfied that there is virtue in the Iodine
Water treatment, which the readers of this maga
zine will thank its editor for bringing to their
notice.
Rev. Geo. storrs, residence No. 81 Hicks street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Remarks from the July number, 1856, of the
american Medical Monthly. edited by Edward H.
Parker A. NJ, NJ. D., late Professor of Anatomy
in the New York Medical College,
IODINE WArER.-Samples of sa preparation with
this name have been sent to us by DR.. Anders, of
this city, by whom it is prepared. Chemists gen.
orally state that Iodine can be dissolved in water
but that the solution s very weak one, contain.
ing in fact only 1000 part Of Iodine by weight.
DR.. Anders states that this is only simple solu-
ton in Croton water, and may be made as strong
as three.quarters of grain to the ounce. The
preparation is a decidedly brown fluid, with
strong smell and taste of Iodine. When allowed
TO stand in open vessel the color and taste both
disappear, the remainder being simply limpd wa.
ter We have seen copy Of the report of an analy-
sis made by DR.. Chiffon, in which he states that he
finds it Ito be solution of pure Iodine in water"
1t il question Of interest, by no means unworthy
Of investigation, what may be.the therapeutcal
value of this preparation. If we can in this way
intr oduce pure Iodine into the system, without
combination with any other substance, important
results may follow. Practitioners should remen-
Der this solution when prescribing Iodine.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Nsw YoRE June 10, 1863.

Or. H. ASpEEs h Coz
GESTs-I cheerfuly give you this certificate Of
the cure Of my son. From his birth he was Of
delicate constitution. When be was about two
years old noticed email tumor on his breast. 1t
was shown to our family physician, who said II
was nothing, and would pass %. The tumor grew
larger, and in about six months called on the
same doctor again. He examined II again and
told me it was. a dangerous thing he gave me
some lnimont and medicine. II seemed TO 90 the
child NO good. He wasted away whie the iumor
grew uutI So reached the sizc Of a pigeon egg,
when 10 broke. The doctor said t wos cancer,
and he could do nothing for il,
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
IODINE WATER.

The cancer eat into the flesh until the bone We
exposed While he was in this state was reeop4
mended to you. On examining him you prsS
scrbed Iodine Water and Iodine Liniment. After
being under your treatment five months he mAd
cured The disease has never returned, and he ID
q bale. hearty boy. Yours, &C.,
NJ. FLAX,
House Carpenter, lac Forty. first street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

CERTIFICATE OF DR.. z. WHITNEY.

GEsTLENEs-I have examined your Pure Iodine
Water, and find II q pure solution Of Iodine, con.
tanning sufficient quantity for all practical pur.
poses as a remedial agent. have used il in OBJ.
stinate cases Of scrofula, and can attest s supe.
ror value in the treatment of this class Of disease
am fully convinced your solution Of Iodine in
pure water is far preferable to any other'form in
which it has hitherto been used. Respectfully
yours, E. WHITNEY, NJ. D.,
$02 Fourth avenue.
New YORK, Oct l3, 1856.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

BiNonAMroN, Broome county, N. Y.,l
June IL, 1853.
Dr. Fl. ANDERs Co..
GENTLEMEN-Please send me by American Ex,
press one bottle of your Iodine Water for which
enclose one dollar. I want it Immediately, as !
have tried one bottle in my family and find it o
most valuable medicine! Yours respectfully,
E. E. HAWLEY,
At Lewis House.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

CERTIFICATE PROM PROFESSOR JAMES c. BOOTH,
UNITED STATES MINT, PHILADELPHIA.
Dr. Henry ANDERs:-
The sample Of Iodine Water, tested by me,
find to be Iodine dissolved in pure water. Re.
spectfully yours, JAMES c. BOOTH.
PBILADELPnIA, June II, ls6e.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
IODINE WATER.

lhe appetite. In cases of dyspepsia, emaeiation
and debility. on Increased nutrition Of the body is
the result OF ts employment. The patient re-
covers flesh, strength and color; hitherto pale,
relaxed and feeble, he becomes full, strong and
forid.
Iodine Water ne put up in sixteen ounce glass
s,oppered bottles, with full directions around each
bottle, that it may be used ss a family medicine,
Of well as by the profession.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
DIR. II. ANDERS & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
420 Broadway, New York.
TESTIMONIALS.
428 Broadway, New York.
TESTIMONIALS.

cERTIPIcATE ov rng LATE DR. JAMES n. CHlLYoN,
TEE CELEBRATED CHEMIST.
have analysed the IODINE WATER" pre-.
pared by DR.. Anders, and find it to be solution
OF pure Iodine in water. 1t has long been q de-.
sideratum to prepare Iodine 80 that It can be ad.
ministered in it's uncombined state; this prepara.
ton by DR.. Anders enables ms to effect that object
Each fluid ounce Of the Water contains about half
O grain Of Iodine. consider it valuable pre-.
paration, and one which will prove serviceable in
all those cases where the use of Iodine is indicated
JAMES r. Chiffon, M. D., Chemist.
New YORK. May %, 1856.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
New YORK, Jan. %, 1868.

New YORK., Jan. 23, 1868.
DR.. II. ANDERs d Coz ,
GENTs-It affords me the highest pleasure to
inform you that your Iodine Water has entirely
cured my son Felix of chronic inhammatory rheu-
matsm. His limbs and his extremites were
drawn up and his heart was SO affected as TO jar
his whole body by its excessive palpitations.
r. BERTELING,
Musical Instruments, 1877 BOwery.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

The following editorial notice is extracted from
the Scottish american Journal, SeptembN ~,
1861
We would call the attention of our readers 10 the
subject of Iodine Water. From the evidence
before US we believe the preparation to be one Of
the most useful and valuable ever presented to
the public or used in the practice Of physician.
We have seen certificates Of cures WROUGHT
through the agency of Iodine Water, which ara
truly astonishing. We do not consider we are
giving puff to DR.. III. Anders & Co.; but ara
merely paying just tribute to the genius of a
chemist and physician, who, by his scientific
knowledge, makes available, for the use Of the
family and the physician, one of the most imporl
tant articles in ndterid medicd. 1t Is true Iodina
was used in medicine before DR.. Anders dscoy,
cred the process OF making solution in pure wa.
ter without solvent, but the success IN its use
'cos not all that could DC desired; the sponaneousI
ly formed inequalities in the constitution of the
various solutions used often mised practitioners:
while Dr. Anders' solution always remains the
same. Happening in the Office, one day last week.
we witnessed the opening of bottle of Iodine
Water which was seven years old. Upon analysis
1t was shown to have neither changed in character
nor lost any of its virtue. We consider this rex
markable example Of the preservatve qualities Of
Iodine. The late DR.. Chiffon says of this prepa.
ration:--lt has long been desderatum ID pre-,
pare Iodine so that it might be administered id an
uncombined state. Professor Z. II. Parker fe,
commends II TO practitioners. DR.. Lugol, of Paris,
says-'When Iodine can be dissolved in pure wsy
ter the most astonishing results may be anticated.5
We could extract from other celebrated physicisnd
and numerous well known individuals in PUBLIC
and private life, who attest to the virtue OF iodine
Water in their own cases.
The original Of the above, with many other tee.
timonials may be seen at our Office.
Prices-IOdine Water, .l per bottle; Is per half
dozen.
Iodine Liniment, 60 cents per bottle; ss per half
dozen.
Sold by druggists generally, or sent by express
on receipt of price.
al consultations free.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
EAST HAMpToH, l.. J., May 10, 1863

DR.. II. ASDERs q Co..
GENTs.-The package Of Iodine Water came
all right. My disease is that Of the mtral valve
Of the heart. Before using the Iodine Water
grating sound being very distinct, even SO distinct
that it could be heard without difficulty with my
oyercoat buttoned. Now that rubbing sound is
NOT TO be heard. Yours, truly
GEORGE L. LESTER.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
DURHAM, Conn.,, June ], 1858.

DURHAM Conn.,, June ], 1868.
DR.. II. ANDERs & Coz
SIRs-I have taken one bottle Of your Iodine
Water, and think 1t has helped me very much.
Please send me one dozen bottles. have fol-,
lowed the profession ffty.eight years. Yours
truly,
CHAUNCEY ANDREWS.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
The WORLD OFFICE, |
Nrw YOpR Oct q 1S69. I

DR.. II. ANpERs & Co..
GENTs--Having used your Iodine Water in .
very bad and long standing case of dyspepsia, I
would offer my testimony to its superior efficacy
in the cure of that troublesome and enervatinE
com plant. Respectfully !,
ROBERT REA.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
July 27, 1863.

JULY II, ISbJ.
DR.. II. ANpERe & Co..
GENrs--I have taken one bottle OF Iodine Water
with decided advantage for a chronic Bronchitis
Of several years standing Yours, &C.,
A. MANN, JR.,
No. 80 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
As a Tos1o

me operation Of IODINE wATFR Is s7nced y
Strengthening he digestive organs sud otal.ins
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Or. II. AspERs 4 Co..
GENTLENKs-I desire TO add my testimony 10 the
INTRINSIC value OF your Iodine Water. have used
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
CHAUNCEY ANDREWe.
MIppLErowN, Orange Co., N. Y. [
September 8, 1858. J

DR.. H. AFpERs Coz
GENTLRMEN-I have used three bottles Of your
Iodine Water, and think that the effect is good
upon my stomach back and nerves. Youre re-.
spectfully, O. SANDS.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
PURE SOLUTION.


And ,,s, poeDence as a Medicine are at;ested by
some OF the most distinguished names known TO
,oi.pee pAmerca and in Europe.
The mar Md success which has attended the use
Of this rem Tly in private practice, and the en-.
aors.nent Of blgh medical authority, enable us
a rseomm.n, NIoDINE WATER
For ,h. Cur, Of Reroinla in oil its manifold
form, Ccn.ump, isD, Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart Liver and / udrty Diseases, Biz
lou, Fs,u., Fever an dAgu', ssrVcu'
Affections, Neuralgia, Bhsumt'
liam, p,mais Wtabnatt', DY-
psp,la, Bnatis'lcn, General
Debility, SYPHILIS, fsr'
tnrisl Disease,
snd sD hese distressing ana Anic,ing Aialatics
which srife from on cOiSsblOd ylta,ed t,A'o Of
tho blood, detective p7uuen, % impure sius-
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
IODINE WATER.

il in o number Of cases, and find it safe, conve.
nient and efficient. In my judgment il is the best
now in use. Yours, truly,
l.. w. OGDEN, M. d.
NBw YORK CRY, Nov. Is, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Aneviation Of Pain.

As it is the nature Of many diseases that, while
they yield either to an internal or to an external
treatment, when both are combined more speedy
results are frequently obtained, we were led to
prepare this Liniment, to be used in connection
with Iodine Water, that while Iodine Water at
tacks the citadel Of disease, the Liniment w!l
excite the exhalants Of the skin to remove the
existing morbid secretions.
The evidence of the success Of these remedies
and the facts enumerated above we will be
lie ased to show TO any who will call at our Office.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
IODINE WATER.

The great success which has attended the use Of
Iodine Water in our own practice and in the hands
of those who have used IT, enables US to recon-
mend it to the practitioner and the public as gu
perior remedy for the cure of chronic diseases,
which have resisted other treatment, feeling con-
fdent that with fair trial it will attest its own
excellence.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

SoplNN WAFER possesses very gIess powers
IN he Sble q mary Obstinate diseases, over
y ash other remedies have little or 70 control.
Its tepuiDeness os \
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
DIR. II. ANDERS 4 CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,

42e Broaaway. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
,prisl Disease,

end sD hose distressing and Anieting Aialsdies
which srife from on oOissblcd, viaawd tiA,o Of
iho blood, defective p7tnucn, % impure Aiuc
sphere, &C.
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MONTPELIER, APRIL %, 1868.

Mr.. L. H. GIBBS, a citizen of Tennessee and
an exile from that State, will lecture at the Vii.
lage Hall next Monday evening, at IL o'clock,
on the -" Rise and Progress of Rebellion in Ten
nessee" The lecture will be free, and collection
will be taken at the close.
Mr.. G. has been addressing audiences at Rut-
land, Burlington, St. Adams, and other places in
the State, and has been well received. He comes
from State where Union citizens have suffered
more than those Of any other State, and Mr.. g.,
speaking of what he knows, cannot fail of inter-
esting his audience.
He will also speak at Waterbury Friday
evening of this week, and at Mortified Tuesday
evening Of next week. Its.
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