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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

~ fLENDfD Estate for sale.--I oder Tor sale 90
- OF the most desirable Farms in tide waier VIZ
sioa lies on Back river, In Elizabeth CITY couh
". Va. Tho land ID Of the hrst quality, very rch,
10 high state Of cultivation. and thoroughly SCI ~
clover. 10 hAs IN abundance Of wood and most
valuable timer Tho improvements are very xooa'
consstpg OF large dwelling house aud AL the out-
houses barns, &c, usually found upon first class
farm. IL has an ipexhausfible shore Of oysters -
The attention Of capitalists 10 specially invited 70
this farm presents great inducsmenta 70 inves.'
and may DO bought low BY early ApplicAsos. Ad'
dress HUGHES.
A 81 3,s Box 100, RcbOond. Va
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HOUR Hundred Dollsrs Reward Ran away from
z the Subscribers, on Friday last two n gro men
Bob is black man, about 25 years of age, about 6
feet inches high, good teeth. aud rather good
looking negro. Calvin is Of dark brown complex
ion, about % years of age, about tee inches
high, and rupiured He wears "A truss in conse
queDce of the rupture. No other marks remcm
bered. We will give two hundred dollars each for
their delivery to at Stanton, or to N Davis d
Co, Of Richmond. MASON l. HARTMAN.
ia 37-6t
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By a. ID. Williams, Aucttoneer.

ID EAL EsTATE on Main street, between 2lsl
IL and 22i sts, at auction On Friday, goth Jan
uaTy, at AZ o'clock d. will sell at auction, upon
the premises q three-story Brick HOUSE, on tho
north side Of Main street, opposite the County
Courthouse
The lower part Is arranged for a store, and is
excellent business stand. There are six rocms
above, with kitchen, &c IN the yard.
TERMs--Nade known at the sale.
~. ia 26 ID WILLIAMS, Auctr,
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s2.ruro e svssy kii ! viii and I. ready sale II
shS ealg, a . ~ highaN price. Aes.fs Moore
~ 49, kseIa- DO wsll ~ gather them mp ant
- - q. h -sS-flg sod -sS1sa;s y :,
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BIZ Goddsa Il Appcrson, ANctiOneers,

BV Goadin e APperson, Axctioneers
NEW Brick Tenement IN Sidney, on the west lima
~ OF Pine, between Dover 8ud Elmwood SITS, for
sale at auction Will be ,oId at auction on the pre-.
misses, Friday, the Goth JAM 1854, at 4 O'Clock Pm
three brick tenements located as above, now occu.
pied respectively by Messrs Stone Storm and Jones,
and renting at $40 TO $50 per month
TERxs-Cash The taxes for this year 10 b, paid
by the purchasers.
ja25 GODDfN &c APPERSoN, Aucts.
1.-TWO. Framed Tenements in Sidney, on tia
4 north side Of Cumberland street, for sale at
auction After the foregoing SALE will be cold two
excellent, newly erected, fsmed tsnements, located
as above, occupied by good teoants at see per
month. Terms "a above.
20 G0DDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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By e. d. IReasd7tts, Atsct'v,

ny a., -. ftSuSG7ttS, AtScS'T.
HARDwARE, Furniture, Excellent Brussels Car
IL pet, 7 bbs superior Wbiekey, &C, for Sale at
Auction.-On Friday the goth inst, at 10 O'Clock.
will sell at the residence over the store of Mr. W II
Beverage, on Brook avenue, near RacOn's Quarter
Branch, valuable assortment of Furniture, COM
prising
sofa, parlor chairs
centre table. dining and other tables
very excellent Brussels carpet
Crockery, glassware, &c.
bbls very Superior Whiskey.
jazz T. 8 PLEaSANTs, Auot'r.
HOUSEHULn Furniture, &c, for sale at suc
ton. On Friday, the 29th inst, 1T 10 o'clot K
I will sell at the house, 20 Goor from 18th, on
Main street, valuable assortment of Furniture,
&c, embracing
l sat paIlor rosewood furniture
Mahogany wardrobe
Handsome sideboard, marble top
Cane chairs, fine rocking cbsirs
Egyptian marble top centre table,
Extension table
8 fne bedsteads
Fine feather beds, mattresses
Bedding, linen sheets, &c
Excellent assortment of glassware
China and erockery
Several sets fine muslin curtains
very superior rosewood piano, Ga octave
Very superior cooking stove, com lete,
aud a general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
negro girl, Maria, 10 years old, frst-rate
COOK and washer.
ALSO,
A lot of clothing DC.
ia 26 Il s PLBAsANTs, Aue.'r. >
By Thomas W. heesee, A,sctio,teer,
lOfiice corner of 18th and Cary sts.
E>IFTY Horses and ten Mules for sale at suo-
Il ton-Will be sold ON Friday morning, 2eth
Inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, al the the Lot,
Bacon Quarter Branch
90 Horses end 10 Mules.
RP ARCHER Major and Q N.
aaIo ted NV T1toa
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HONCERT HALL,
~ Exchange Hotel cor lith and Franklin SITS.
Prot ST Maur Bngham's
SELECT PRACTICING S0EREE
FRIDAY EVENING NEAT, Jan 80, 1864
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VtOn sale PrivAtey-A Farm OF seV ieIes, WIN
good buildings in the county Of Charles City, 70
miles from Richmond and miles Of good AIDING
on Chickahominy river, at present occupied ~ Mr. 6
Guy. The dwell ling hss ms, all The us''a ont
buildings, and the whole In God order. About no
acres are cleared, the balance in wood, n osty oil
original growth q oak and pine, Of which ,nere :
good deal OF very fas timber. The large quantity
of wood and timber on this farm, and its conlsoliy
to the river render this tract very valuable te-
sides, there Il large supply OF mari upon IL Those
wishing to secure farm, heavily wooded and ''m-
bored would do well to call at ouce Possefsfoa
given on or about iss January, 1854. Apply To
IA st JAS d TAYLOR, Auct.
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- ~rsr .ssaner. sssCHUL1z" being engaged 70
=. rss~ n truce boat viii osuit her usual Trip
n.v,v,. fauf until again advertised.
In init
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

ADNIssIoN--Genllemen, (scholars,) SO Gents
mot scholars, 81 Boys, (not schclarsJ 81 SO; Chill
dren (scholars) respectfully Invited.
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NOTICE-0n account Of the heavy expenses Prof
Bingham is under he will hereafter be compelled 10
charge all Ladies' attending his P sctcirg soree the
sum of 81 each admttance. The same as gentlemen
scholars.
Choice refreshments on hard Ia 2f-4tt
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7-oAK BARK sWANTED.-We wish 70 .PuI
.1us u tr.ntv cords or more Of Oak Bark for our
Tannerv. Parties having sny on hapd viii PLEASE
.SIsss ma tor which .se will pay the very hiSnese
price. NJ o77
Ia 2l-Gls tsa DoA 49,
as-wANTED-Dead cows, horses, mules, goa'e,
sc-persops having such on their lots can nave
them hauled away Immediately, oesiaes ye.'ns NJ NJ
Ismes Gallegher's drug store, on Main, between
Ttb and sth sts at Lewis Anteiotti's, near tne zen
trail Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Jones gloceny ~,
CLAW at two doors from 9th, or ct the Glue ana VII
Works and Tannery, in rear of the new fotr house'
foot OF I'd st. r., h;.h fru
NbIn n.." iii ha ,,a,d ja 2l-12tt
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LIVE Hundred Dollars Reward.-Rsn away, nv
I boy Barrett. He % or "a years of age; s feet
2or inches high; has the thumb cut Of Of the left
hand; was seen at Ashland some three weeks ago.
A reward Of five hundred dollars will 10 given II
delivered to me at Roanoke Station, Rickmond and
Dahviiie Railroad, or confined I'm Jail 40 that can
get him. JNO NJ WHITE.
ia 25-l0tf Talcott o, Charlotte co, Va.
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BIZ HUI, Dickinson d o., 'A,ct'rs.

COMMIssIONERs Sale Of Negroes. We will
Y J SELL q. the auction house of Hill, Dickinson
Co, on Friday 1t, the 10Th inst, at 10 O'clock.
two negro slaves named Henry and Savory.
RI WADDY and 49,.
II SANDS, 'onin TO-
Hill, DICKINSON Co, Aucts. Jazz
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ESY ANTED-A non enlisted man to join the 18th
w Va reg't, or any other regiment under Major
Gen ii Anderson, before the LIST of February.
bounty Of $500 is offered. Apply TO
-a JCHN DUNLOP,
ia 29-2t- 18th ct, bet Main and Bank sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

WANrED.--Twepty respectable young ladies, who
w are competent cap makers and braders, can
ind employment at good and liberal prices at the
store of JOHN DOOfEY.
Reference as to responsibility required
Ia
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WANTED.-I desire employment in a-store, com
w mission house, or any business In which can
be useful. l am not yet seventeen years old. Best
of reference given as to character, &c. Moderate
wages desired. Messrs. A Stokes Co.. will give
my address, and furnish any Information desired.
jaae-1t% BIB.
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ono DOLLARS RewArd-Ran away, on Sunday
ZOV night, the nth inst, my negro man james ;
he is about ~ years old qui;e likely with smooth
stins black complexion full sui. of hair, teet or
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds and with his
index finger his right hand stiff In attempting to
make his escape he will opbtless pass through Rich
mnnd, as his mother lives there with Mr. Vim X
Pugh, ON Grace street, between It'll and 9Th. The
above reward will be paid on his apprehension and
confinement In jail 80 that get him.
VIM GREEN,
M0ssincfnfd ChaYiotfa CO Va N a l0fA
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TWO Hundred Dollars Reward For the apprs-
hension ofs negro man named Adam, belong
large limbs, nat fea urss, rather large mouth, and
about 30 years old. He left on the evening Of the
LIST Of January. The above reward viii be paid fbr
his delivery to at the head OF 18th street. or 10.
80 CHAs BRUCE,
ja6-eodste R.chmand. Va
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roe RENT AND BALE.

NOR RENT-A furnished Room, suit able Tor gen
tlemen, at the corner of 4th and Franklin ss.
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WANTED-By lady, the loan of $500 for a short
w time. Good security given Address &. IN.
DEEs,'' at this office. - Ia 29-2tf
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Enn DOLLARS Reward-WM be paid for ths
Jul delivery TO mo OF seeuo Nc no that ! can ret
tn m, two negro men belonging to Mrs. Elisabeth
Hines Adam, feet high. very black, with thick
lips, ieft the evening OF the first Of January Pc
ter, feet inches high, brown skin, thick lips,
with some impedinaent in his speech, left Monday,
The 18th Of January. Il u supposed that both ara
making for the lines Of The enemy. ea6o for the ~
oovery Of either one win be given.
CHARLf9 DRUCE,
u N-l0s He'd d l1th st.
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OFFICE c s AMBULANCE SHOPS. }
On the Dock, Richmond, Va,

WANTED An experienced nurse, white or
W black. TIE best references required. Liberal
wages will paid for the qualifca' i,rs desired. Apply
on 3D. street, batwsen Canal and Byrd, east side
ia 27-3t" re II KEAN.
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THOR Rent-A house aud lot, SD and sis,
n Church Hill. The house has rooms, snd al
excellent garden attached. Apply next door to
Ia 98-p.s L EDWARDS. NJ d.
NOR Kent--Five good rooms, on Marshall st, be.
II tween Smith and Henry. Persons without
children preferred with good reference.
ja2e-3tA $50 } w WALKER.
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NIEGRoEo for hire IS we'll grown negro boys and
~ three men, all farm hands. Also several wo-
men accustomed to Homework for hire reasonable
terms. E h 8 WORKMAN g. co.
To-
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akI ANTED-By the LIST of Febru airy, good
Wv situation as Msuager OH farm, or as sales
man in a mercantile hous by man Of small faDi-
ly, and free from military duty. Js experienced
In either, but pre- fers farming. Good referer CTS
given. Address ."W L f." Box 765, Richmond
O, ia 21-2.h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

EOR SALE-East half OF Lot 8, Block
u l26 on .ast side Of Biondeau street between sth
ard eth very cheap for cash Would like have an
fer. 1t must be sold Enquire OF
II. b. TEN-EYCK,
juy4 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

The Davenport Democrat is the only
opposition paper in the State which gives
aid and comfort to the call for troops to
save the Government. The rest have
either openly opposed it in the style of the
Muscatine Courier, from which we quoted
the other day, or, in sneaking wav,
sought to excite prejudice against it. Blu,
the Democrat faces the music fairly in
the following editorial, not, however, till
1t had, In previous article, denounced
the call, and asserted that it could be en-
forced at the point of the bayonet:
THE LAST CALL FOR TRoops.-The
quota of the State of Iowa under the re-
cent call of the President for 500. 900 men
is about 10000. Congress passed Law
which will bring the mon under the draft
proposed. At this juncture, when the
rebellion seems cooped up in two places,
and only men are needed TO put quietus
upon 1t forever, may the men be forth
coming as soon as possible. The golden
opportunity to crush the rebellion is now.
Ii the administration fail by remissuess
and lack of celebrity in sending reinforce
ments to important points, then indeed
VIII the great heart Of the public be filled
with Indignation, and great fear of the
end fall like pail over the land. This
war must cease, and the best way now to
put an end to it, is to send forces enough
to accomplish the result in the shortest
possible time. This is the only solution
of the question. Little Spartan Iowa will
do her duty now as in the past
We have received no official statement
as to how our authorities propose to raise
these men or how many are acquired of
US. in view of eur large excess over all for
mer calls. We have in the field four repi.
ments and battalion of one hundred
days men, whose term oil service expires
about the time the draft is ordered to take
place. 1t is hardly to be doubted that
these troops, whose usefulness will have
about commenced at the end Of their three
months term, will re enlist for wear or
more, II the Government offers fair in
ducements. Nevertheless. if our quota be
not filled in this way. or by volunteering.
then let the draft go on; for the interests
OF every man in the country, the sooner
the better. Il is evident to every man of
sense that the Government must have
more men, and have them immediately.
eise surrender the posnt, or fight on at
the risk oil the determination of the brave
ieglons now facing the enemy. Let the
draft come. and the mon who cannot him.
sell so, must send representative.
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This Convention (to nominate a cand;
Gate Tor President and Vice President o,
the so-ca.ied United States) will not 40.
semoie at Chicago until the 29,h of Ara
next 1t is thought that thronob *.
influence OF Vallandigbam, the nostna 10
ment OF the meeting Of that body n, ILL ].
late day has been effected. His re,r, ~
to Ohio has certainly caused great com.
motion, aud that he will exercise cre. /,
influence over the deliberations Of ,hs. h..
body no one can doubt The policy tia,
dictates postponen emit of the meetino
OF the Convention until so late dav Is
August next, is, in our judgment, if Va
90 not mistake it, a wise one. The Demo.
crsuc peace party Of the North and
west, are we'll aware that Lincoln's defe,,
depends upon the defeat Of hi. hu,chsr
grant. Upon this they look az conf.
IDENTITY as we do, time only being an that
- required for bringing about 40 ;rnno-
tant . result. Po 0'7'
The defeat, in fact, Of eithe, a. {.
sherman. will suffice to defeat I.;ras, -
Either event viii give double s,rera. Io'n
the Democratic Peace Party, and ,h.s
viii proceed to notniuste their c.ndia.,..
Whh boldnsss ID the assertion a ths;s
principles. and . confidence in Their $50
cess, such q have not been msnifess.a
since the war commenced. D.ilv "a
u tho Lipoolnites i dsciininr
z44.s ss5tse 4
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.Wall.atsaaE, has 49, .alasnel .cani.
talists have become hig6tened. Gold Is
rising, and grsenbaoks are fast becoming
mere trash. The only salvation of IT,
North from general bankruptcs. i ID
peace. The sslvation for Iiacoln Snd his
satellites. is in eaatiansfos 81 ~ var.
The contest viii 30 ! fearful ore. We
predict that gieat oivil coumotion will
attend, ifte0od - ~ flow from Il Tho
leaders Of the Demecrasy, Or peace party,
are add win ~ denass. They will not
be put down BY force Of arms, Or they
viii prove themselves towards. They viii
DOT permit their prsasess to be suppressed,
or they will belle their pledges. They
viii not permit Vallandighsm to Be i'm
prisoned. or they will falsify their words.
Governor Seymour, of New York, has
already proclaimed that he will not permit
the press of that State to be seized and
.iienced. If be will stand up to this
pledge of his, tho Democratic press Of
the North, and especially Of New York,
will open upon the tyrant such warfare
as will make him and his supporters quail
before the nassea Of the people, and sreu-
bic before the retribution they will invoke
upon his head But success in all efforts
to defeat the despot, depends upon the
defeat Of Grant or Sherman. We are
confident that at least one Of these two
events will soon take place. The other
must speedily follow. And then the
Democratic Peace Convention will nomi.
nate their candidates, and woe to the
bloody iyrant. We are too hopeful and
confident to anticipate any other results
In . few weeks, perhaps in few days
events will occur that will insure an end
to this horrid and bloody war. Al least
We confidently hope SOL Atlanta Intel
| ligencer.
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ooNGnEssroNaL CoNvErr1oN.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District vii be holden at Fairfield Jeer-
son County, on Wednesday, August 18th, 1884, at 10
O'Clock N. Said Convention will nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress and also candidate fol
Presidential Elector and will transact such other bust
ness as may properly before it. All persons whc
sustain and will support the present Administration
the measures adopted for supprcsing the rebellion with
out distinction as to former party associations are cor
daily invited tie unite sending delegates The ratio
representation will be delegate every votes
and one for every fraction thereof above so cast for Gov
ernor Stone
GEO. W. McCRARY, Chairman Lee Co
CALVIN TAYLOR, Davis Co..
y 7. GRANTHAM, Henry Co.
J. \. LEWIs, Washington Co.
J. 5. HURLEY. Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE, Van Buren, Co.
Wal >. JOHNSON Des Moines Co.
WA LONG. Jefferson Co,
Republican Congressional Com
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= 81 nAsS, nA.~~. |. asach hes Ants He'd
a8as m0g0s IN kurs, WOOlen DC. Tn
ssces On Plants, Cow 10, AnimAls. &c.
Put up In &c. &C., and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and F,ak,
- ana 70 sizes for HorEls Pubic IssTrurross &c.
aOnly nfallible remedies knovr.is
"Free from Poisons.s
Not dangerous TO the Human Fanily.D
Hats come out of their holes To de1
- Sold wholesale In all large cities
- SGD by all Druggists and Retailers eycrrvbcrs
- III BEwAHE!ii Of all worthless limitations
See that "CosrAR'ss name is on each ROY Ro4t,.
and FLASK, before you buy
81 Address HENsax A. COsTAR.
~ PRINCIPAL DEPOT 462 BROADWAY NY
~ Sold by s. b. VOWEL ca
WILKINSON, BARTT EFT 4 On.
Whoiesais and Retail Agents. Keokuk Tos,r,
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EE The New York Express states that
the quantity of whiskey controlled IN that
market on the fret Of July WAS between
hree and four hundred thousand barrels.
BY not taxing the whiskey on hand. some
If the pDducers and spectators have
been made Immediately rich. and the
Government revenue diminished just in
proportion
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RICHARD GOLDEN.

PANIcs. following Eastern story
contains moral well suited for the pre-
sent time:-There is an old story in the
East OF man journeying. who met dark
and dread apparition. "Who are you Z"
said the traveller, sccosting the specter.
81 am the plague it replied. And
"hefe ere you going?" rejoined the ira
seler. 81 am goingio Damascus to XIII
5000 human beings" said the spectsr.
Two months afterwards, the man return
ing met the sa me apparitioa at the same
point. "False spirit y said he. "why
dost thou deal with me in lies? Thou de-
caredst thou vert going to STAY 5000 at
Damascus, and thou hast slain 10! nearly
$4,000" "Friend," replied the plague,
"be not over hasty in thy Judgment:
killed indeed but my 5000, fear killed
the rest"
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sH- Sothera is playing 10 London 10 a
sequel to '.Our American Cousin" en-
titled t'Lord Dundreary Married and
Done For" 1t is written by Mr.. II. J
Byron, and seems destined to be SIS popl.
lar as its predecessor.
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.Tak.s Tg 4ssf
aAs the Phoenix rises from the ashes of itsfre animal
ed with new does this Elixir rejus the sys
tenn And Sse1ScmS disease 49, a-IaFssss
A3-Ihe Rejuvenating Elixir Il the result u modern
discoveries II the vegetable kingdom being an entirely
and abstract method Of cure irrespective Of all the
old asd vorucnt systesns sa NJ 81
AThis medicine has been tested by the most eminent
medical mcr Of the day. and by them pronounced " be
one q W grsetest meiieai discoveries Of theage.
ta-One bottle will cure general Debility.
HA.A feW dases curee Mysteries in females
tA-0ne tx,ftle cures PAIpitxfsop Of the Heart
Harrrom one to three bottles restores the nanness
and fan viSur q youth. Ha's9E
AA-A few doses restores the appetite
Three hotties cure the most of fmbofyncv
"a few doses she low spirited. s
tA-0ne bottle restores mental power.
n4-A few doses bring the ross te the cheek
uA-This nediciDe restores mIy ytxsh and rohsns
health the poor dsblft&tcd wornAown and despairiug
A1he hrtiess, entxvated youth the owes task Cd MAJ
Of bustness the victim Of depression the Ddi
vduai suffering from general debility win al md I'm
mediate and permanent relief by The Of this Elixir
A3Pce 81 per bottle or three bottles Ter g. ana fy
ward by Express on receipt Of money u any address
All such orders mutt be sent G. A. COOK Chicago
Or General Agent for the west. E r
| Sold in Chicago. by FULLER, FIHcHlk FULLER
Wholesale Druggists snd BY all Druggists every where
G. A. COOK. Chicago, General Agent for the ssafes o
Illinois, Iova, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indissa-
Nh. W. y. NEW WIN 4 CO.,
seLK pRernIEroRs
No. 80 Liberty street, New York.
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THos 81 BENTON.
Golden, to similar request uses the
following:
Free trade-the international law of
the Almighty.
RICHARD Golden.