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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-13
yHIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

4 WARD.-StIayed OF stolen from my pasture,
near Nj Valentines mill and Mir John u. Smiths
shop Louisa county, Virginia, on the night OF the
10th instant, my large bay HORSE. He Is about
seven years old, has star cut ON the RIGHT side OF
his neck which be seen by raising his mane. and
some white hair his right hind foot; also, collai
marks OH his neck and shoulders. | VIII give thy
above reward for his safe delivery to me, live ncar
the aboyenarned places, or l will pay three hun
bred dollars for any information which will seuur,
ue his recovery. Address j. III. KNlGHION,
Trevi,lian's Post-oflice, Louisa county, Va.
au linn
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~ w. CONES CLASSICAL AND
~. ENGLISH SCHOOL BOYS, ON
FRANKLIN, ABOVE NINTH STREET. Tho
twelfth session will commence on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER Goth. Mons. l.. GANBIN will give lEstruC'
ton in French and German. Tuition fec, for llrs
quarter, Sl00. am exempt from State militia duty
for the scholastic year, by special detail.
Sc l3--ltf
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oST, on the 18th instant, on Main,
! 4 between Seventeenth and Twenty -sceord
STREETS, my FREE PAPERS. | will pay $50 Tor
their recovery AMANDA WEBSTER
l3-ls
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BY Redwood, Phillips & Co. Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
w THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th of September,
at O'Clock z. NJ, that excellent little FARM sit
u4ted in the county of Henrico two miles from the
city of Richmond, the Meadow Bridge road,
known Jude's, containing eighty-three acres,
adjoining the lands of Garland Hanes, w. s. Du-
prcc, W A. Robinson, and others. The dwelling
has recently been repaired, and is sufficiently large
for the accommodation Of a small family. There
is also or the premises u large Barn, Stable, &c-
In.the yard there is an excellent and never-ftlling
spring vi pure water. The soil has been greatly
improved in the Last few years, and II particularly
adapted to the growtt Of vegetables. There is, aiso
on the place two good houses from one OF which
more than six thousand dollars worth OF ioe has been
sold this summer ANY person wishing desirable
and pleasant home the city, and within the
second line of Notifications especially invited to
examine the same before the day OF sale For par
ticuars and terms apply to
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS * co,
sc l0-5t Aactioneers,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
HUNDRED AND FIFrY-tiNE ACRES,
ON THE CHICkAiiOMlNG, WITHIN one
NILE OF FAIR OAKS STATION, on TIE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AND WITHIN
SEVEN MILES OF RICHMOND, FOR ~Al-L
PRIVATELY. We offer for sale, privately. the
very valuable FARM formerly owned icy Snl,oh
Guuldn located as above. 1t haSoll Il I'll the va
lieties Of soil to make 1T desirable and p@ucltS'
1t has in good proportion high land cleared and 800
timber, and low-gTouIdA suited t0r cultivation 1
for meadow, and pant of the low-grou' Y
rich nud hand and heavily tmbcred, III tart, A. IS
susceptible of being made exceedingly valuable --
The improvements aie not very good, mos. OF q
out-buildings having been destroyed by Act s,li M
army; but its great value consists IN lana near to
market and productive.
Partial possession will be given 10 enable the rui-
cha to seed fall crops, and iull possession GA The
Isl of january next
TERMs: Cash or credit, AT the option Vi the pu-
chaser.
For further particulars apply 10
GRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS, AuctIoncers,
Successors to Goldin Il AppeG'on
auf1yH
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W. I.U ABB LIE LOT NEAR BU-
' CUANAN SPRING FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-After the sale on Clay aud Catherine streets,
on the 18th of September, Will be sold at public
auction, the LOT located as above. 1t has Il front
of thirty two feet, running back hundred and
forty. This Is a very beautiful LOT.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
AuctiuneCTs,
sr IL Successors To CtnddIn y Apncrson.
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LOST, on Saturday morning, between
Il the Old Market and Eighteenth street, my
FREE PAPERS A liberal reward will be paid tor
them if left at this off e.
aEORGIANA DAWSON BRADLEY,
Sc I3--itF A free woman of color.
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AIRS Nj. ii. CHAPPELL, HAVING
lvl opened SCHOOL for girls and small boys
at the Bellevue House, on Broad street, between
Twentieth and Iwenty-rst streets, will thankfully
receive any patronage that may be extended to her
The usual English branches, with Music and French,
will be taught. Terms made known on application.
Sc l2-6t~
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VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN

Y ALU ABLE FARM OF fIf IL HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES, ONE MILE
FROM CHESTER, ON TIE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold ut auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, the Goth of September, at II O'Clock M,
the valuable FARM located above. There are
hundrt and fifty Of openland, two hundred
in original growth The balance III second growth,
some of it very heavily wooded, and within and
half miles of Osborne, on the James river. There
is some meadow land The improvements are all
nearly new and, consist OF a tw0-stOry House, with
seven rooms and stOre-room kitchen, laundry, and
other servants houses, smoee-house, large barn,
stable for twelve horses, secd-room and carriage
house and a well of excellent water i'll the yard.
The farm may be visited any day by the Petersburg
railroad, the da of sale. Persons may 10y taxi
ing the morning truu to Chester have time 10 visit
the land and examine ii before the sale, and return
the same evening to Richmond or Petersburg. Pos
session will be given Immediately.
TERMS: Onc-thirt cash; balance at one and two
years, with interest all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers,
Sc Successors TO Goddin & AppcrsOn.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctoneer,
tO.ice corner of Twelfth and Cary streetsl

by Thomas W hceste, AuCtohttf,
tOiice corner of Twelfth and Cary streets)
MA l. U A Il Il HOUSEHOLD AND
' KITCHEN FURNITURE AND PIANO FOR
SALE AT AUCriOS.-Wili be sold on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, September lith, commencing ds;
10 O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs. Rebecca Jones'
Broad street, between Seventeenth and Eieh-
tcenth str'ets, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting IN part OF
Rosewood Piano and Cover (W0rcester's)
: Mahogany Sideboarls.
Bureau, Wardrobe WashstandS,
Mahogany Bedstead,
l Eight-Day Clock,
French Bedstead, Beds,
Mattresses MaTble-slab Centre Table,
Dining Tables, Bedding, Sofas,
Crockery and Glassware,
Sverwarc, Table and Tea Spoons,
Casters, Carpets, Mating,
Cooking-Stoye, Wheelbanow,
Axes and Saws.
ALSO,
l25 bushels of Coal and about one cord of Wood.
Sc u THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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RICK HOUSE AND LOT ON

ID Il ] G. X HOUSE AND LOT ON
LEIGH STREET, BEYOND BROOK AVE
NUE., FOR SALE AT AUCTION 49, Immediately
after the sale OF the property above advertised say
at O'Clock +. M.-wiil be sold at auction, az ihe
premises, the substantially BRICK HOUSE
located as abov containing four rooms aid Il
kitchen with two rooms The lot has front Of fifty
feet on Leigh street and runs back the usual depth
TERMS: one-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, with interest: all cash, al the op
ton of the purchaser.
GRUBBS ~ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Sc9 Successors 10 tfcldIn x AppGISOn
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nor SALE, ON CONSIGNMENT,
SO bags WINTER OATS
an excellent article for seed.
r. II. DIBRELL,
R l2-3t shockoe Slip.
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GALE IN MANCHESTER

GALE IN MANCHESTER
- HOUSE AND LOT ON HULL STREET AND
FOUR BUILDING LOTS On BiDDLE STREET.
On SATURDAY, 18th September, at halt-past
O'Clock Z. NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, a
Framed House and Lot the west side of Iiisli
lnlai) street, i'll Manchester. adjoining Alexander
BaXter's store The lot is twenty-five and half by
one hundred and forty feet.
Also, four Building Lots at the corner of Biddle
and cambridge streets, near the MaSona' Han,
fronting one hundred and twenty feet, running
back hundred and twenty feet to an alley, and
adjoining the property of Mr.. Traylor.
TERMS Cash or credit, the purchasers may
prefer. GRUBiiS WILLIAMS,
Auctlonecrs,
Sc IL Successors to GodliB Apperson
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MIR. ID. TURNER'S

lvI CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
The Twcnty-firSt Session of this SCHOOL will
commence 10Th of September.
TERMS For the first quarter I'm adyance), sio0.
Professor LOUIS GANBIN, Teacher of French.
Mr.. TURNER is exempt from Confederate, and Is
detailed frnatate military service to attend TO the
duties OF his School without interruption.
Mr.. TURNER be at his residence, on
Third street, between Main and Franklin.
l2-2ts
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GB-SPEcIAL NoTtcE.-BaILARn- iiouSh
sur It's very important thateVery person who has
hough a,oas at the above sale should come AT once
and get then goods, otherwise the same Will bo-'t
the risk OF the buyer.
aIS-t, T. u COOK, Aucti0ueer.
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30 by George w. Willis, Auetioncur,
mo. SO Main street,

MILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, An
w MY STORE, on TUESDAY, September
18th, at 10 o'clock, desirable lot Of
= Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Crockery and Glassware,
Ready -ma,le Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Blankets, &c.
ALSO,
Several fine Gold and Silver Watch,
Two Sewing Machines, in good order
go IL @. W. WILLIS, Auotioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-13

I OST. On Saturday morning lust, sup
4 A posed 70 be on Fourteenth street, a LEATHER
FORT MONNAIE, with gum elastic fastening. In
it were two checks, Nos. PSI and 25J, on Exchange
Bank, drawn by g. Scott, cxecitriX Of james Scott,
deceased by james a. Scott, Attorney .some other
papers OF no value to the owner and few half
dollar notes \ suitable reward viii be paid fox the
wallet and contents If left at Dispatch oiiice.
}3-3t%
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by l.. III. Luck, AuchOneer.

by l.. III. Luck, AucLoaeeT
I SHALL, ON TUESDAY, the 18th NJ.
l slant, sell fine assortment Oi FURNITURE
such as
Cabinets, with glass,
Sofas, Chairs, Tables
Washstards. marble top,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Lot Of Clothing, Shoes, Sc.
ALSO,
Three Carpets, III good order
Several good Gold and Silver Wat,hp.
And many other Miscellaneous Good,
Goods will be received until O'Clock on H., day
of sale. Quick sales and prompt returns
l.. ii. LUCK, Aurnuucer
Sc IL No. So Nam sttr,t
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL, by $. Il. PENDLE.
~ TON, on Fourth street, between Mann an,
FianilIiI, at Mrs. NJ. q. PFHDLEroS's. will com
mencc on SArU RDAI next, October L..
-. l3-IuN Sat2t.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by 6rubbs & Williams, Aaes,oneers


FlVE HOUSES AND LOTS. AND
NUMBER OF BUILDING lots, IN SIN.
NEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION On TUESDAY
the 18th Of September, commenting at o. o'el,nk =
NJ, Will BE- sold, IN the order named SSlOw. the l,l
lowing REAL ESTATE, to wit
"A Building Lot at the northeast corner Of 1,,,,
and Bcividere streets ADJOINING The Iesiicte a NJ
james II. Oliver, forty by one hundred ami e,sb.
and a bali feet.
Three Brick Tenements in Green Row, Oh H. .
Pfanktoad, nearly opposite tlie Westhsm Hon,
and one Brick fehem. lat laurel street -ruth -
the Flankroad
beautiful Lot at the southwest corner Of Cherry
and Cumberland streets, sixty by one hundred AMI
fifty feet adjoining the property Ut John aud an 4
Turner.
The Bedstead Factory. formerly owned by Tho,o,.
SIttf, and now rented to the CONT detnt. Ntst.s A. ,
hospital at thousand dollars. The 10; =. o,.,,
hundred and twenty by one hundred s,d ttnit,
seven feet
The foregoing property should by It's situation
and character, attract persons seeking investment Or
homes for themselves.
TksAs at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs
ses Successors to GOdln * ApreisoE
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

HOtTSE AND LOT, AND ONE VA
CANT LOT On MARSHALL STREET,
FOR SALE Al AUCTION Will b SOLD un TUES
DAY, the 18Th day Of September, the preuInTR,
at q O'Clock Z. NJ, the BRICK TENEMENT pn the
north side OF MaiShdll street. iI..c It's intersection
with Muntord street, and at present occupied by
Mr.. Alley. The Eouse contains ak rooms, and has
large gatdcn attached The lot fronts iOTty. five
feet and runs back one hundred and eaihty -tivu
feet.
After the above, Will be sold a VACANT LOr
adjoining, fronting thirty feet Marshall street
und running back one hundred md eighty i've feet
Trims: Made known on the day Of sale.
Sc 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, AuctionrcI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-13
BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

FsNWO HOUSES AND LOTS, NEAR
TIE ARMORY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Viii bc sold on SATURDAY, the Eth o: Septem-
her, on the PREMISE at O'Clock L. NJ the two
BRICK TENEMENTS. between Fourth and Fifth
streets, near the ArnoIy.
TtENs Made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
- ID AuctiOngrr.
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NOR SAFE, two HOUSES and LOIH,
on Twesf fy-ninth stcet. Church Hal enc
now vacant, .,pply to W. ii. CRAIG, upon Us
urxmisss. Sc S-Gl'
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IOR SALE, FOUR GOOD MICH
u COWS. fresh 70 the pail, 1t the stable on Tenth
efsst betvesn Main and Cary. eis-st
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PERSONAL.

{ INFORMATION w Nj Il d Of Mr.,
4 GEORGE PULLEl'r, III the seventeen ye,r of
his age. by Mrs. ELvIRA MosLEY, his daughter.
lie lett her residence, corner OF Fnst and Clay
Sta cts on the 9Th instant. For two weeks past he
has been suffering from alteration OF mind. Ii Is
supposed that he has wandered OFT and cannot find
his way back. He was seen last Friday evening on
the Williamsburg road, SIN miles from Richmond
lie had on blanket coat, black pants, old white
hat and dmk vest. Any person who viii take cate
of him, show him the way back, VIII be literally
rewarded for the trouble. st l3-lt
ENFORMATION.- PeTsOns who have
Z lost the location vi MCPHERSON can find linn
always ready 70 oblge the wants Of his old army
friends, and their friends too, at CONGRESS HALL,
next IT, the Main street Telegraph office. StIan-
gers will und him generous host, as lid myself.
Sc IL y SOLDIER,
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M ISIS LUCY KINGS SCHOOL FOR
lyl YOUNG LADIEs.--Miss KING will resume
the duties Of her SCHOOL ON the first MONDAY in
October. For further particulars, apply to Miss l..
KING, second door from the corner Of Broad and
Mayo streets. So Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-13

CELECr SCIIOOL.-My school, limited
- to twenty scholars, will open OCTOBER 3
lS6i Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathema
tics and the English branches Taught
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Per quarter mo extras .......,.........,.sl2 5
RErERENCEs:
H. Lee Powell, Esq, Vim. H. Maefarlane. Esq
William Green, Esq, Gen. Joseph Il. Anderson,
Miss Mary Pelram.
can be seen at Mr.. John &. Stanards, corner
Grace and Madison streets.
sc l3-5t~ SIDNEY H OWENS, JR.
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StTOJ.EN from the subscriber III Gooch-
- land county, on Saturday night last, large
IRON GREY HORSE, about eight years old. Tho
horse had a sore ba, k at the time he was stolen
several harness sears and was somewhat thick
windetl, IS will be discovered IN using him. VIII
gave reward of twenty-five dollars for his return
TO Woedsos stable, Broad street. or tor such III
formation as will lead to his recovery.
81 l3-3ts MATILDA JANE JOHNSON. -
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NJOTiCf.-Alwa on hand, and ttr
N sale, N GLASSES BARRELS. LIQUOR BAR
EEfs, FLOUR BARRELS ami KEGS Of all kiti'
ami sizes ; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Onisfs can o.
left at +. Deiarues Grocery, No. Franklin aifs','
or At NV Cooper shop, Seventeenth street corner
al baldwin near the Central railroad Workshop
Delivered anywhere in the city gratis.
Sc Elm III MEtNHhh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-13

NoIlCE.--An adjourned meeting Of
~ the IRON MASTERS Of the State Of Va
xlnia will bs held in Richmond at the efice u t'
Old Dominion Nail Company ON WEDNESDAY
the 2eth September instant full attendance -
earnestly requested.
j. WARREN SLAUGHTER.
"a lett Chairman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-22
A Rebel Agent Caught and Sold.

Last Thursday night, or rather Friday
morning, at near y one o clock, Hon. Ja' s
Thorlngton was awakened by loud rap
ping at the street door of his residence.
Getting up aud raising the window to
ascertain tho cause, he found two men ut
the door, who enquired if Mr. Prettymau
resided there. On being informed that
he did not, they enquircd where he did
live. DIR. Thoripgton kindly undertook
to direct them to the desired residence.
Finding them to be ignorant of well
known localities, the suspicious of Mr..
L. were aroused, but it was not until the
nocturnal visitors had departed that he
was fully assured that they must be
escaped rebal prisoners Deiberaiion
only confirmed the conviction, and at an
early hour mex. morning ,hs ste., IS
the visit Was told to limited extent U II
Subsequently it was ascertained that
the two gentlemen, went to Mr.. Pretty
mans house---aroused the inmates
we're admit;ed-told their s.ory-that
they were escaped rebel prisoners seel III
ing safety by flight, and were applica, q" ~
for sympathy. aud aid. They fou~+
Of course. Were told the, ,ht-u>raN
follow to avoid detection, aahz Yer. arss,
forty dollars in cash to help them Gossst *
journey; this amount being doubuh ~
ken from the fund, Of the Davenpuf
Blue Light Association, of whose Opera
tions our readers have been informed; BY
no means so often, however, as they
ought to have been, or might have been;
had We cared to tell all We knew. After
being feted to their full satisfaction, the
travellers toward safety from Yankee sur,
veiIIsn an left their beoefactors, receivi -
| h. - Il -.
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E1ol Sl.le-

MANI. -E'OI Sole
and that tGr sale Six Good Farms, in Cedar
Sherman 10 coLert sizes AID losations-to suit
kee feet, and il, s;, s ss,usq - and
ment of Savannah. ' sasnx ,,p ,,1 ,ar,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-GovS- -
ment is officially informed that t.sa Rent
rants have been issued . ma .. ii ,o,bs,
sion Of the St. Abans - 49, '>''''N'
the police are making slaT'F''fi en- 1sya.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-22

We most heartily endorse the above,
and as there is no reason why p change
should not be made 10 the Department
of the Interior, and some reason why
change should be made, we hope to see
our Honorable Senator a member of the
Cabinet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-22
HELMB
genuine rrcparat atoms.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHT, n Posi-
tive and Specific Remedy for diseases fthe Bladder
kidney Gravel, and Dropsical SweiliEes.
THIS medic Inc increases the power Of Digestion. and
excite the Abserants into healthy action by which
the Watery OF Caicareous depositonsy and ali Unpat
nral eniarseihents are reduced, rs we pain
Gamatiuu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-22
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the derangements take Ayers Pills, and see ho:
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tel, anu with the buOyaH feeling OF health sea1a
what Is true md apparent in this trivial aud g.
mon complaint, is also true in many of Ne -
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the body, they are rapidly ant, msnyof tssn hreH
yirtsr. Of these En- Mil necsecf I" emnioy 49,
when an ier ring fran the ,lisorHrrs thew c,rc
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principal cities and from other well.known publio
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FROM fo'eovd'nS Ae,saGas q q. Aos's' hsss
Axrr. yo,r Yilis spe The M r,son 81 nj th,t
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daughter of acerods sores dpoh her Hands one M
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ee msn,,o, / siucr,eS rejoice that - hawaii
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-22
IIelmbOlG,s Extract Buclr,a.

For weak nes.es arsipg from exassses habits OF dis.
sipaton, early indscretion 81 abuse, attended with
the following symptoms: ~ ~ .sFt8#{ III Z
Indsstsitinn to ExertoB. Loss Of Memory. Weak
Nerves Horror o. Disease Dmness Of Vision, Loss of
Power, DhlicuIty of Bren laUH, Trembling. WakefnI-
ness Pain in the Back, LnivcrAai Lassi;nde Of the
Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Drynentf the SKIN, Erartons ON the Face, Paid
CauDfenance. ~~@
These symptoms, II allowed TO go, on, which th 8
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Impoteacy, FatGity, Epileptic Eits, -
In ono Of which the Patient may expire. IL *@@
Who can say thattiiey not frequently followed
by those ttdircfu Diseases
~ uINslNITY AND CON SUMPTION, Re-
Many are. aware nf, their Suffering, but none vii
confess the records ~ tie insane sy fhrn And mel
ancoly deaths by assumption bsar ample witness
bhe truth Of the ssertjon. H
The constitution once effected with organic weak
ness requires the aid Of sr cine to strengthen and
nvigorate the system. Which HelmhoId,s Extract Iu-
cha invariably does. Atrial will c6nyince the mol
skeptical. - ss.rr.,..g.~ r tz-4; 49,. -.