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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06

ACA,E OF DIAMOND CUTTING.-Among
ID" visitors registered at the Continental
last week was John b. Carey. Carey is
superintendent Of the Richmond Na.)
pcotrntiary. The object of his visit to
TIL, city was the purchase of various arti-
,tc> al machinery. There were three or
ioT kichmonders arriving by the same
Naiu, and they went 10 the Continental III
company.
Last Saturday Il wcll-drcs,cd man called
al the hotel office and sent up his card to
carey. Mr.. Carey, with Richmond
"IcnH, saws the stranger. Stranger said lie
came ron Loudoun county, Va. Mr.. Ca
'eH went up to BrideSburg to sec about
lac machinery in question, and when he
'lHrucd, found the stranger from loudOun
"uht%. Stranger said want to buy
>om" looms as well as You; if you will go
with nc | can show you where We can
'''" about fifteen per cent. upon ordinary
Prices Carey accepted this sugar-coated
"lrr, and the two went out together. They
walked lcisurcly down Walnut street, and
Narn near the corner of Third, a man in
good attire came up and accosted the Lou
4oun county man, How are you, brother
'eh' There was a Misunderstanding all
round, and Carey appeared to be especially
Pleased with the salutation. He was in
uodHccd 10 i" the party of the third part ="
ny lHe LoudOun county man Gas good a
!'o aN amy of u.s. The stranger then gave
hi> personal history and anteccdcnts. He
>uI that he had served under Mosby and
Adi seen great deal of life and adventure
,AGef ms command. Carey remarked that
Lv mad not himself enjoyed that honor, but
iA1t ms nephew had been one of Mosby's
most valuable aidS-dc camp. "Ah !" said
''rey, Mo>by was a splendid tellow-I
Knew him we'll"
mere then ensued a pleasant converse
iron about old times. Carey said that he
Aaa been upon Magruder's staff and the
party adjourned 10 partake of lager and
'".h 81 treason over again. Carey at last
was appealed to, as a drinking score was
ready Tor settlement, for hundred dollars
70 change check in the hands Of his
LoGdoun county friend. He furnished the
sfeenbacks, and while waiting for the re-
l'plon Of the paper acknowledgment of
"'e loan, his newly made friends stepped
D't toy back door. lie has not seen them
M m. Who they were nobody knows.
neither anybody cares, we have not
earned. Should they get into the Rich
I"'Nd penitentiary, Of which Mr.. Carey
Ids Id. The custody, their chance for comfort
""uid he equivalent to that of short
s1''eu horse at Atlantic City in the green
~ season. As il is, il looks as if Mr..
,1I'y's friends have left the city. Two
rv.aoHS clearly corresponding to their de-
IIl,'p'lohs, took the train to New York an
10 i'uf previous to the reception of Mr..
, u,"'! complaint. - Philad'lphM Ameri-
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ALIEGHANY SPRING WATER,
"A FROM THE
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.


more Than forty years ago the water OF ,hess
oPnngs mai attracted attention, and had local
reputation, which has been confirmed by time ana
ssnIaIgsd by the extension OF Its nse, which In
lew years spread over the whole country, when, h.
s5J THIS health. giving fountain fell into the hands
OF an active and enterprisins company. The water
was bottled, and Its use extending To every
state In the Union, when the boiling was sns.
pended by the late war
The present proPrietors are happy to inform IN.
public that they are now enabled 10 present the
water again. carefully bottled, and as perfect As 10
quality as when taken fresh from the Spring
DYSPEPSIA, in all It's worst forms; MORBID
IRR1TABILlTY OF THE STOMACH, SC OBSTi
NATE HABITUAL COSTIVENESS, SCR0FULA
sud CUTANE0US EXANTHEMATA, and other
diseases Of the skin; JAUNDICE and AFFECTIONS
OF THE LIVER ESERALLY DYSENTBRY, Dl.
ARRHEA, hillary CALCULI, sYMPATHET!a
AFFECTION OF THE LUNGS and lNCIPlENT
CONSUMPTION, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
have all yielded To the wonderful power OF THU
water, and hundreds have testified to Its curative
efficacy In the diseases here enumerated.
A pamphlet containing letters from physicians
and other highly respectable sources, giving re.
markahla cases of cure, and citing wonderful in.
stances of restoration To health II persons well
known throughout the State, can be had on appli.
ALL ALLE0HASf WATER ia put up in quart bottles,
one dozen in a case, at 20 per dozen, and in hall
gallon bottles at SO per dozen.
Orders, enclosing the money, will have prompt
attention. Address
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietor.
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The ROusseau.(irinneIl Case-Military
Matters.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-FrOm expressions
of members of the House since the report
of the Rousseau Grinnell Committee, it
seems hardly possible that Q vote of two
thirds necessary for expulsion) can be
obtained. 1t is believed that General Rouss
seau would prefer expulsion to a public
rcprimand before the bar Of the House.
His friends contend that if he is expelled
the effect will be to return him as United
States Senator from Kentucky this winter.
The report of the Military Board which
was recently in session for over two months
has not yet received the approval of the
Secretary Of War or General Grant.
There are rumors of its being set aside
as unsatisfactory, and new board being
convened. 1t is said that several members
of the Board refused to sign the report.
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pTRCELL, LADU Co, UrugglSIs
10 Sim General Agents, Richmond,
HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
h FROM THE
HEALING SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

BAL tolNl
The rroprietors OF these highly Selebiaiea
Springs have, In view oi meeting the ueinand "i
the public, had the water carefully bottled AT ,he
Spring, az heretofore. In such manner a. To pre-,
serve It's virtues and characteristics 10 when used
1t the fountain.
Its properties are well known, and experience
has proved it's great value in the following dis
eases, which have been cured ny its use scroiua,
Erysipelas Torpdiy Of the Liver, Dyspepsia, Aph.
tina or Thrush, OEGna ian offensive discharge
from the nosril. Intractable Diseases of the skin,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pros
trate Gland, Enla ement of tho spleen, Urinary
Deposits, Irritabi!y OF the Bladder Diseases OF the
Kidneys Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Diseases Of Females, Chronic Oph,haimic
Affections, whether dependent upon -trnmons or
other DIV -crasia Of the body, and la all degenerate
and morbid conditions of the Eye from neglected
or improper treatment. ~
Price TEN DOLLARS per case 81 one DOZEN
In II. gallon bottles Orders ENCLOSING th, amount
will receive prompt attention:
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing CERT
fcate, of cures and highly interesting letters ir"m
most respectable sources, and other information,
can be had on application Ia 5. A. PORTER Heal
ing Springs, Bath county, Va, o. 10
PURCELL, LADD Co, Drugsi-tS
General Agents for the sale Of the Water.
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HEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS OF
IL THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS. VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS OF THE
PRESENT CENTURY.
DR. E. J. lOODWlNS EuTROpHIC.
sCRoFULA. CHRONIC RHEUMATIsM AND

FOR
sCROFULA. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND
SYPHILIS.
The most manageable diseases which aHiict the
manently to the method and MEANS an exposition
OF which may be had by reading concise state.
ment OF facts, In pamphle, form, which ! ns sSs
thought for some time worthy TO be noled by inc
peTHh s ftIs q III. short treatise Special
psypE Sa5"iS q Hs %s'ss
Thereby most respectfully and honestly solici,
and an attentive reading OF its 4 Supplement-, and
Enforcement enc The vegetable Eutropkie," which
nses as The most lsatI,s IN the
physicians and others distinguished for intelli:
gence and high appreciation of truth and merit,
Fan important addition" e the remedies Z now
diseases. g. '''' '"''' '''> ''''' - '''
Ny success in managing these diseases, now con;
@ i. due 10 my adapis,i"n 81 the Eu,rophie
upon the theory which devised upon early patho'
Logical views taken Of .sG,e
place among the most reputed standard remedies
Of medical record and would most conscienti-
ously claim AZ the hands OF honorable and intelli
gent physicians a fair and impartial trial Of Its
therapeutical value as applied by me in the control
can, on short notice, furnish physicians located
in towns and cities from fifty u one hundred bottles
Of the Butrophic at cost Of three dollars per bot
Tie, containing Unity tWuCts.
The long established mineral resources OF the
Washington Springs, formerly known as Leechs,
afording the best qualities of Sulphur, Alum,
Chalybeate, and Magnesia. the most remarkable
and valuable collection Of medicinal waters known
to the mountains Of Virginia, cannot be otherwise
than attra tive TO irvafds Of both suffering
from debilities, diseases Of the urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, diseases OF the
liver and digestive functions, and all affections
benefited by relaxation from domestic habits and
pursuits accompanied by few weeks soiourn al
such healthful retreat as that Of the washington
Springs.
advantages will be charged two dollars per day
and twelve dollars per week beard.
Persons visiting the Springs for medicai advice
and treatment will be charged i've dollars per
week at specie rates, for board.
Passengers reach the Springs by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, stopping 1t Glade Spring
depot, Washington county.
40 charge for medical services unless satisfae.
ton 10 given.
their sojourn shall be by happy return.
To live, zoe hare no assd dad Dould not huInbu0
the su1ering. 3. j. GOODWIN.
The VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the PAMPH.
LET can be obtained Of J. B. WOOD, Druggist,
northeast corner Of Marshall and Rifth streets,
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggisti
generally IN all parts OF Virginia.
nah e-a&su1tswem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06

EDITOR Tu.ToN, with his Grccian-cut
face" has come to the conclusion that
"thcre is something in human nature
which makes it pleasantcr to see other men
work than to work oursclves-particularly
in hot weather." The same philosopher,
during the war, thought it was pleasantcr
to sec other men fight than to fight himself,
SO when he was called for, hired a substi-
tutc,-BoStOa Post,
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The Union Pacific Railroad.

OMAHA, July 3.-The Government COM
missioners have examined and accepted all
additional twenty miles Of the Union Pa
cific railroad to-day. One hundred and
twenty-five miles arc now in running Or
der. Regular passenger trains, ca. rying
the daily overland mail, commenced run
ming to Columbus on the 1st instant. At
Columbus daily line of overland stages
connects with the railroad.
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John 4. Iicyl, a German, of Boston, has
invented n new method of lighting the
street lamps with electricity, by means of
which every lamp in the city can be light
ed simultaneously or singly, at the plea
sure of the operator.
The habitual use of onions as an article
of food is said to be almost certain protec-
contact with it.-ErchdnJe.
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The Southern Representatives Recon-.
mend the Sending OF Delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.

WASHINGTON, July Sit is understood
that the southern representatives will soon
issue an address to the people of the South,
recommending the selection Of delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention. They re-
gard it as highly important that the South
shall cooperate in the movement, especially
as II is understood that the Convention is
only for the restoration of the South to the
Union, and not for any party purpose.
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Afraid Of Cholera I'm MALARIA

New YORK, July 4.-The port Of Malaga
is closed against all vessels arriving from
the States, the Government having de-
clared the whole Of the United States in
fected with cholera. The Lord Clarendon
was driven out of port, and ordered to Port
Mahon to perform quarantine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06

INvEsTIGArED.-The case Of the at
tempted rape Of Miss Mathews, of Nelson,
for which the black scoundrel who at
tempted the foul outrage was hung by the
citizens without trial, has been investigated
by officers of the Freedmcn's Bureau. The
report of the committee of inquiry was to
the effect that though as officers they
could Of course countenance nothing that
was not in exact accordance with the laws,
yet as citizens they could see nothing to
blame In the hasty but well.merited ven.
geance of the lady's neighbors.-LmchIurg
Republican.
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The Fourth I'm Washington and the
Northern Cities.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The national an
niversary was celebrated in all the north
crn cities with the usual civic and military
display. The flag presentation in Phila-
delphia was highly impressive, many thou
sands being present. In this city, the sur
vivors of 1912 paid their customary visit to
the President. The only formal celebra-
ton here was confined to the negro popu-
lation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06
The Tax Rill-The Tax ON Cotton to
be Three Cents.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The committee
of conference on the tax bill recommend
fixing the tax on cotton at three cents per
pound, and giving the railroads and gas
companies the right to add to their rates
the tax until the goth of April, 1867. They
agree to leave the income tax unchanged,
the exemption of six hundred dollars being
retained.
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SULPHUR WATER,
COySER'S SPRING

COY MEX ) SPEINH,
BOTETOURT COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
C0YNER'S SULPHUR WATER Is held in the
highest repue by those who have had the oppor-
tunity of testing its efficacy.
The great powers OF these waters have been
clearly established In large number of cases. For
ma ny diseases they are almost specific, such as
DYSPEPSIA, all kinds of CUTANEOUs DISEASES
Steal DEBILITY, OBSTINATE GisEAsES OF
THE BOWELS attended with TORPlDITI OF
THE LIVER, and BROkEN-D0WN CoNsTlTu-
TONS
A bottle Of this water drank before breakfast will
be found of great advantage to the general health
for, beside giving healthy action to the lvcr, II
strengthening the tone of tho stomach and iih-
proving the appetite.
The rroprieiors have had this water securely bot.
tied al the Spring, and offer il with confidence tn
the public.
Price, per case Of two dozen quart bottles, -. 80.
Orders enclosing the amount Will be promptly at
tended 10.
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PARTICULARS OF THE ATTEMPT or SENA-
TOR LANE, OF KANSAS, TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
4 dispatch from Leavenworth, Kansas, to
the New York Tribune, dated the 22d
instant, says:
Senator Lane came up from st. Louis
on Friday last, and went directly to the
residence of Mr.. Mccall, upon the Govern
ment farms. Before leaving st. Louis his
conversation minated determination to
suicide, causing him to be closely watched,
his friends getting possession of his pocket.
knife, fearing it might be used for the fatal
purpose. On Sabbath afternoon he desired
to ride ont. MIR. Mccall brought up his
carriage and invited Mr.. Adams to ride
with them. After getting to the carriage,
Lane expressed desire to return to his
room for his cane, refusing to allow any
one to 90 for him. Returning with his
cane, they drove upon the heights over
looking the fort and city. Lane entered
freely and cheerfully into the converse
tion, rcmarking upon the beauty OF the
city and landscape.
On returning they had to pass through a
gate that separated two fields. MCCALL
alighted to open the gate. Lane stepped
down from the carriage at the same time,
passed around to its rear, said Goodbye,
gentlemen" and instantly discharged a
pistol with its muzzle in his mouth. The
ball passed out at the top Of his head near
the centre of his skull, producing fatal
wound. There has been consultation of
six physicians at Lanes room to-day.
Nothing can be done for him. All hope is
gone. Mrs. Lane is with him. He may
linger two or three days yet, but it is
doubtful. He has not opened bis eyes
since last night, but presses his wife's
hand, and is furnished with small pieces of
ice when he puts his tongue out, this being
the only sign of consciousness he shows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06

THE "REvEREND CHILD-MrRDERER
FLIES TO CANADA.-The Rev. Lindsey,
who whipped his child to death in Shelby,
Orleans county, has fed to Canada to save
his life, which he did not deem safe in the
neighborhood where nc resided. Aiter
giving bail in the sum Of ten thousand dol
lars, he went to his fathers house, and not
feeling himself safe, he returned to Al
bion and offered his living body to the
sheriff for safe keeping, but the sheriff
refused to accept him, and Lindsey took
the first train to Canada. -RocheSter Union.
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Special TO the Dispatch.
The Tax ON Cotton.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The conference
committee on the part Of the Senate and
House to-day agreed to compromise their
disagreement about the cotton tax by fixing
tat three cents per pound, CAPITOL,
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Congress going into the Telegraph.
ing il u N e y s-The States again
Ennhhph.

WASHINGTON, July 4, ?. A.-The House
Committee on Post-otiices and Post-roads
have agreed to report to the House the
Senate bill authorizing any telegraph CON-
pany to construct their lines upon any
mail route, whether railroad bridge or
common highway, and to land any cable
upon our shores, any laws of any State to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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A Monster.

NEW YORK, July 5.-In Brooklyn yestes-
day, W. Voltz, painter, deliberately fired
loaded musket into group Of children,
killing and wounding two.
[They need children's bureau in Brook.
lev
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06

HARvEsT.-Our farmers are quite carn-
estly engaged in the wheat harvest, and
we are glad to hear that the crop is much
more promising than it was a month ago,
although it will not average over half q
fair yield of the county.-Jetason Cou"'y
Shirt,
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The Tammany Hall CelebratiOn-I.et.
ter from President johnson.

New York, July 5.-The celebration at
Tammany Hall yesterday was largely at
tended. a letter from the President was
read, in which he says there can be no no.
bier work than celebrating the passions
and prejudices which retard reconciliation
and prevent the restoration of the Union.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, NOON.

New York, July 5-Noon.-Gold, l5211ss.
Exchange, 1857. Cotton dull 1t 3663sc.
SEw YORK MARKETS, AFTERNOON.
New YonK, July 5.-Flour heavier;
sales $500 barrels Southern at sl0.2ocsl7.
Wheat dull; sales $4,000 bushels Milwau-
kie Club, s.Is2; new Milwaukee, $3.50.
Corn active; sales 1000 bushels at SIG
SOC. Pork heavy; sales 5000 barrels at
s32. l5ass2.l5. Lard and Whisky dull.
Cotton quiet; sales 600 bales at S663sc.
Turpentine dull at at sass. Gold, 1881.
Fiye.twcnties, 1885; seven-thirties, 1887.
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Death Of DIR. Goddard.

PHILADELPHIA, July DIR. Paul Beck
Goddard, one of the most eminent physi-
clans Of this country died to-day after n
brief illness, aged ilty-scvcn.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
Special to tho Dispatch.
Meeting OF Raleigh and CASTOR Rail.

road Company.
RALEIGH, July 5.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad Company was held here
to-day. There was . very full attendance,
and everything passed of tremendously.
DR., w. ]. Hawkins was elected president,
and George W. Mordecai, F. s. Royster,
J. B. Bachelor, Colonel George Little, R.
W. Lassiter, end j. B. Littlejohn, were
elected directors. a.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 90.

A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD
IA LEONARD's DIARRHRA MIXTURE.-This
celebrated mi xture for Diarrhsa stands unrivallsd
II may be- given 20 an infant In safety: u mild
aud soothing allaying the severest pain immedi-
ately and Ks the disease on the shortest notice
PHce, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
For sale by DRUGGISTS generally. le |-m
CODE SULPHIS, CALCIS SULPHlS.
- The attention OF tho medical profession IL called
10 these new chemical agents, both OF which are
highly recommended In cases OF fEASTi NoMiT
M The former IL also used locally a. a wash
in that species OF apihous sore mouth which u at
tributod 10 parasitic vegetable. .
MEADE K BAKER, Ap1theearies,
t. 81 Ninth nd Franklin streets.
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TOOK, LOOK.-New and beautiful
IL styles Of TOILET SETS, Of direct importation,
anime them. J. q. eNELS0N, Agent
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange hotels
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General Lanes COnditiOn-The Mis-.
souri Conservatives will send Dele.
gates to the Philadelphia COnven.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Gencral Lane is
still alive, but speechlcSs, and cannot re-
cover.
The Conservative Convention, John s.
Phelps chairman, passed conservative re-
solutions, and will issue an address to the
people and send a delegate to the Philadel-
mia Convention.
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TYPE FOUNDRY.-The DISPATCH
ok R RF e TxsE n4 kg, At . ass sh
for Printing Once u Northern prices.
H. L. PELOUZR CO.,
spr-sw Richmond. We.
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Steamers SaiIed-SOuthern Mall from
Europe.

PosToN, July 4.-The steamship China
sailed for Europe to-day. She takes no
specie.
The Cuba's mails will leave tonight for
the south.
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OAF, PATENT CUT LOAF, and
IL grades o" Fieken L Williams's" celebrated
REFINED SUGARS, which We offer to dealers IT
manufacturer current prices.
PALMER, HARTs00K / CO.,
Iva Agents here.
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TLOUR.-Fifty barrels Corona Family
II Flour, 800 barrels Extra Flour, Loo barrels Sd.
= CHARLES HOWARD,
corner Cary and fifteenth streets.
jsE-sn up stairs.
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WIN. REYNOLDS 4 CO.
STANTON, January ., Iss5,

Nf. UiItiHhd ktaaoi1S, fsrnist cod"ty, pa
Dear sir,-The undersigned, citizens OF Augusta
county, Va, des'r. to eXpres, IT, you their deep
sense I'll the loss sustained by the people III this
lion al tho State in the death of your brother. Dr.
Taiafrrro Rennolds, who resided In our midst tor
many wear and who's. great kill ~ physician
had given him AN acknowledged .minencs among
the professional men II the country. The cel..
hrsted " Rrnnoids PHI, 80 universally recog:
nilad ia inva iuable Oh account Of Its wonderful
curative properties, was the result that scientific
skill and learning which distinguishes him, ana
which has rendered him - great public bensiac.
tor. Ii In mort important, IN our Judgment, that
this great remedial agent should not be lost tn the
world We ar. informed thai som" years since yonf
brother furnished you with th. recipe. for use 10
your family aud neighborhoot, and that thi. l. the
only copy III said resip: which j. now available.
W. IN. rotor, in thf name OF humanity, appeal la
YOU 10 make publication az tito IA" world, which
We fed confident you will not object 10 do u yor
slili hay. II in your possession.