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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-15

MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARY.-On yester-
day an old colored man, bending under the
weight of years and supporting himself
with walking-cane, made his way into
our office to let the editor know that he
had lately met with the extreme felicity
of marrying young wife We looked at
his license, issued by the clerk of our Hus-
tings Court, from which it appeared that
he was one hundred and fifteen years of
age, and his wife thirty. His name is Ed
ward Lipscomb "a treedman) he was a
widower, and was born in King William
county, Va. His wife was named Jennie
Edwards, and is a native Of Danville. The
marriage took place on the 18th instant,
and the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Harrison Scott, the pastor Of the colored
church in this place. a.zgz 80
Upon questioning the old man, we found
that his wife was sixty mine instead Of thir-
" years of age. lie said she had been
thirty years in the gospel" and that her
age was put down wrong In the license.
We hope they may both live to enjoy; q
long life.-Ddnuius Register, 18Th.
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A. WARD on RAIToRS.-ArtcmuSW Ward,
in letter to Punch describing his visit to
the Tower of London thus speaks of
traitors:
A warden took us in charge, and showed
us the Traters' Gate" the armcrs, and
things. The Traters' Gate is wide cnuil
to admit about twenty traters ARREST, l
should ledge, but beyond this | couldn't
see that it was superior to gates in gcn'ral
Traters, | will here remark, ar a ontortnit
class of people. If they wasn't they
wouldn't be traters. They conspire to
bust up country, they fail, & they're ira
tiers. They bust her, and they become
statesmen and heroes.
Take the case Of Gloster, afterwards
Old Dick the Three, who ma be seen at the
Tower on horseback, in heavy tin over
coat-take Mr.. Gloster'S case. Mr.. O..
was a conspirator of the basist dye: had
he failed, lie would have been hung on Il
Sour-apple tree. But Mr.. G. succeeded,
and became great. He was slowed by Col.
Richmond, but he lives in histry, and his
equestrian figure may be seen daily for siX-
pence, in connection with other eminent
persons, and no extra charge for the ward
ems able and bootiful lectur.
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WARM, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very sma ii pro-
its at which they are Sold at
J. STEENB0CK & CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and 1916 Main street.
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BREAKFAST SHAWLS.-We have
- now in store twenty cases Of these CHOICE
and sEASONABLE ARTICLES, which we are de-
termined to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN PRICES, at
j. STEENBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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A DecaAeAIy frsuch story Of Hen.
s,ecked Husband.


London Correspondence Of the New York World.
II Is about certain Mrs. N, whom
you may SEQ daily driving through the
streets at q furious pace, with her meek
eyed husband at her side, his face bearing
the impress of fear III every feature. He
would remind you Of Mr.. - Sombe-
body's picture of despair, if the ludicrous
were not blended quite so strongly with
dfright. Mrs. N, however, is stun
ncr-a little bit nanny, but o magnificent
creature, and drives her phaeton well,
though she does hold the reins little too
tightly, perhaps. Imagine, then, IL you
can. her indignation when she heard for the
flrst time that Mr.. N had accepted an
invitation to sup at Browns, jolly fellow
of his bachelor days.
"Only ourselves, you know, and Jones
and Robinson" had said Brown, and Mr..
n accepted, not without misgiVings'
however, for he knew what he would have
to encounter when he communicated his
rash promise to Mrs. N. AS fate
would have it, his wife looked awfully
splendid and fierce thai night. Between
love and fear his tongue refused to speak
the words. He would wait till next morn
ing-there was no hurry. In word, ne
did not tell her at all, and it was by the
merest chance, Of course, that she heard
Of it.
And so, sir, hear that you are going to
sumner with that horrible man, Mr. Brown,
to- morrow.
I certainly am invited, my dear.
And what do you propose doing, Mr.
N?
To accept the invitation, of course, my
dear. ....
Then, of course, you expect me to &C
company you. ,ou,
To bachelors supper-party, my dear
| Impossible!
Then you don't go, that is all, my dear.
And Mrs. N closed her mouth, and
spoke no more that evening. Mr.. N
resolved he would be master this time, and
in silence made his plans. =,
The day came. No more had been said
on either side-nothing relative to the sub
iect was said now. Yet l am reluctantly
compelled to record the fact that Mr.:
Brown and his friends were disappointed
of their friend Ms company that
night.
That she - wouldn't let him come,
said one.
only saw him this morning, said Brown,
and he promised to be here.
What lark if we called on him.
Let us, say all.
And they did so.
A laundering knock, Ms street door
was opened to Brown, Jones, and Robin
son, and they were shown into the dining
room where Mr.. and Mrs. n sat im-
movable in their chairs-fast asleep.
They had administered strong optdte
to each other, unawares. The wife to
keep the husband at home-thc husband
to quiet the wife.
A divorce is pending.
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why should teetotalers never hold their
meetings at Q theatre9 Because there
'usn' not to be drop-seen at them.
., u ts Wadsworth's widow Il engeeed
Ana NJ pspeeat Duchess I
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ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full lines
Of the real
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
just imported, consisting Of
NUBIAS,
HOODS, AND
SHAWLS
OF snch exquisite delicacy Of
shades and colors and superiority
oftexture as to challenge compari.
son with any In the city, at
J. STEENBOCK i CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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DIAN NOS! nm
RICHMON MUSICAL Excl AN q 8,
lss MAIN STREET, YEAR THE P0sT-oYFIcB.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,


sole agents for
CHARLES n. sTIEFFs CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN
PR0vEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons who have
srIEFFs PIANOS now in use:
General r. L. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas II. Wynne, Richmond, Va;
Dr.. Huston, Richmond, Va;
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond, Va;
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Captain John Greanor, Jr., Richmond, Va;
Thomas 8. Quarles, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. L. w. GlsIebrook, Richmond, Va;
s. Hschinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va;
Anderson's Art Palace, Richmond. Va;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
d. B. Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Graham, 6taunton;
Professor A. J. Turner, Stanton;
Miss Mary Baldwin, Stanton;
Harvey Eningsr, Rockingham county;
B. =. Harrison. Berkeley county;
&c. williams, Jefferson county;
Colonel Jspes Il. ssibsrt, shenandoah county !;
John r. watson, Page county
call Of ALL III WANT OF SUPkRI0R PIANOS
ID solicited. Tnans LIIssAL. 30
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lRON AMI 6ESAos, roONoISA-o'
Union MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
GENERAL MACHINIsTs, IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDERS,
CARY STREET NEAR FIFTEENTH.
The extensive works Of this Company.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850 IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND, AND KEPT IN OPERATION
DURING THE WHOLE OF
THE PERIOD SINCE
THAT TIMELY
THE PRESENT PRoPRIETo Rs,
are still successfully prosecuting their business
and respectfully announce their readiness
TO do all kinds Of
GENERAL MACHINE WORK,
comprising the
BUILDING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
OF MACHINERY AND MACHINIsTS'
TOOLS. STEAM ENGINES,
SAW MILLS.
They have, without question, the most extended
facilities for all kinds of
FIXTURES, TOOLS, AND IMPLEMENTS
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
to be found in the country, and they especially So
licit this class Of work, confident Of
their ability to
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
Theyialso:ask attention to the fact that they are
prepared to furnish
sHAFTING, HANGERS. AND PULLEYs
LOWEST NORTHERN PRICES.
ALSO,
TO REPAIR PRINTING PRESSES,
AND FURNISH PAPER CUTTERS AND ALL
KINDS OF PRINTERS TOOLS, &C.,
WORKS, ON CARY STREET.
foe 28-eodlml
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A Coop CHARACTER A LITTLE OVERCOME.
William Duggan, charged with Fenianism
in Toronto, was acquitted, whereupon the
Judge addressed him as follows:
civilian Duggan, the jury have found
you not guilty, and l think properly SO.
You have received character in three
brief words, which state you are an no.
nest, hard-drinking, hard-working man.
Contract that character, if you can, to be
in future an honest, Woodworking man, and
all will be right. Now, you are ct liberty"
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General Grant is in Baltimore, the guest
q Judgs Bond.
AZ tns post.routes 10 Virginia win be lot
ess ss6es eonvset nsxt apelsg..
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RAILROADS.
AM 80 s zs

AMsz@sssz 5ssg
MOND AND DANvII3@
AZ RAlLROAD-CHASG2 OY sCHEpr,, .,1'L
On and after MONDAY, No7sI1bsry ~
TRAINS on this road will be run A. i,!J%r..', =,
LYyCHBURG AND DhgyILLE ,gn
COMNoDATION PASSENGER TghrNii A.
Leaves Richmond daily texeept sunt.yp
H. =; M ..'''''''''''.........T IS
Leave Danviiis daily isxcept Sunday -
aN..''...... $1,000. Observation-Disclosures. sr
Arrive Al Richmond at...........,...'''''..
Passenger. for Farmyillo, Lyrrbrr,.
Vile, Nashville, Memphis New CrI,.r. haE
Lynchburg, and for All way station. o. i -
side railroad, win take th!s'ra'r ''7 80
ias Train stops ~ all wsy.rztloas L.,.
Richmond and DanviiIe. "'r's;
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN Goig5 wrs-
Leaves Richmond daily AIM.
Anivps al Danvills et.,........,.
Arrives d. ofesnsnofo a'.....,..........i2 :. A
Stopping 10 put down PASSENGER. only :,
field, Powhs'sn.. Mst,oaI, ChTIa, trs'r,' "a
house, Jetersville, Bursevills, A~horrt. ="
Vile. brakes Branch. Roanoke go.,r.'' rsf'
Ferry, Parkesdale, RinggclJ. DanvtIfs -,
tions west Of Danvills as -
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greanbo at....,......
Arrives at DanvilIs at....,........ \,
Arrives AT Richmond st............,,
Stopping only ~ Reidsvil.e. pre,,.. D.
Danyille. Ringgold, Bottom, Roanoke H.
Branch, M"heTr!n. and ChulA. Wax
Passengers from Richmond for ain s,A,lo,.-.
con, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, v 4 :. ~
New Orleans, ria Columbia, Will nkatbI.t..t
THOMAS DuUAxgAp
no Sta sunatI-.a-tO-.
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49, 3 s;xesT - ~ yfEssfl. ~ ~
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA I'll
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Avn PoToN
RAILROAD, CARRYING THR UNITED NThTN
MAIL TWICE DAILY .-ELkGASf CABS, WIZ
NEW PATENT sLEEPlNB CHAIRS, uS a..
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA tEA"rn.
REDUCED THROUGH PARASITIC only 81. it, 81.
rou,a issning THROUGH TICKETS and tn .'..#
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond TO tas 4
North, East, and West.
Trains on ths road are now run az fUti0wz T.
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN Leaves ErlUo'i
daily at :. 50 A. NJ. arriving ~ WasbiHg'ou ~ k
p u ~, connecting with The RARl ! AFILkS PoA
EXPRESS TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, al.
WEST. r ~
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TEAt&. -
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEP 81.
CHAIRS attached. leaves RichIa'nd daily A. Il 81.
p NJ, arriving In WashinktoE 1t I. 81 1. NJ, Geo..
nacting with the EARLY aORElEG TEAfhSt.
,ho NORTH, EAST. ard WEST 40 E&l.4
GHARGE F6R SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlS, with inca' ~
press packages leaves Richmond daily laaU,su
excepted at SIS =. NJ, arriving IN tretrrtu.
TiRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH riGGAoG
CHECKS to Alexsndria, WGshiE.iou, baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, Boston, and 4 u he pitt.
eipal cities in the West.
For further Information and thro7Eh utkzH
apply AT the Office Of the Company, co.ler bIo4t
and Eighth strsets, Shockoe nil,
J. b. GENTRY, General Tieke, Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent no.
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-ETT
II TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPA. sssxsf.
NY The splendid new side-whesI steam
HATTERAS, 5. ALEXANDER counahart' az.
MARLE, 4. BOrRyE commander, leave hl..y,,
every sysry T WsDgfsps sPd .h fH s8HtkD1Y
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were CA
expressly for the route. ,,s 49,, sr,-r.
They have splendid sALOONs az. -
ROOMS, and the FARE, AtCoAAopA I'"''
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ,, a.
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF. .,
Goods shipped by this Line are LANDED rsf' -,
at New York, on the Company's covered P''
within forty eight hours. ,.-..,,
Shippers are invited TO notice that he g''i,
damage and loss by handling, aud sApo'nI. " "
frequent re-. shipping, a. on Other lines A''''
Freights for points beyond New York wlIes,9,,
wardsd with dispatch, and no charge !ad4s 'i'''
actual expenses incurred. t,.
No. 80 North river, and the Company ,'s4"S
for Wilmington, North Carolina; Charts,,.n, j.,
vsnnah, Mobile and New Orleans, lesV" 'f0n 49,
same pier. Goods for these points can Ds "-
fsrrsd without expense or expos ure. al, -,
Insurance Is very low by these .hlP' 80, 80 =
economy In time, Insurance, and s"Ia',b .,E,
which goods are delivered, Eaaxs, th'' ssst.s4 !.
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
Ii Broadway. New YORK
gAMUEL AYREs = co,
Richmond. virginia
JOHN II. WEST. ,,.,
T. H. "kDss orsols. virgins,
For freight OF pS sitttgsr. A sYRRRsy'ss CO.. .s.p
once corner Of Gary and Virginia street, e
site the Tobacco Exchange. de H.
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BROCHE SHAWLS.
CHARMING AND CHASTE
styles OF these new and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which have won the admiration OF
the ladies, are attracting much
attention, and are being offered at
ALARMINGLY LOW PRICES
J. STEENBOCk & CO.'S,
Nos. 1913 and l2l5 Main street.
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RICHMOND AID PETFRsBCRg RtIrAupr e.
RICHMOND. Va. November 3. .,ss

RICHMOND AID PETFRsBCRg RNrhupn e.
RICHMOND. Va. November 3. .,ss
WINTER SCHEDULF.-Onauda an,
w MONDAY I'll" 5tb instAtl the trai.sE a. i.
road will run ~ follows
Leave Richmond daily texcar: Sundsy,t atI1
A. 81 and 10 p. n, and arrive al Pgl,r,haf.
10 =. " and 3. 30 p "
Le&ve Petersburg daily feNcent SHndavsl - F..
" ard ID II 7, 81, and arrive A. Richmond tgr \.
A. 81. and II 20 +. NJ. All Of the above. neu'.....
trains make close connections with the uals. va,
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. ana YRIDlY,
aPREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TkA!N y
leave Richmond At II Il A. n. aid P#fsntgr. AZ
10 A. ~ This train, running south. will cora.r
with the train from Petersburg 90 a>sia,n.
The Icl5 y. VI train trom Peier~h.TS will 49,.
ONLY At Chester, and ! 81 4. VI. aad yba ! top y
rain, will stop only at Ricr's, Hall Wsy. ..
Chester; and tEe7 A.; train rom Pa,rr,t.,
and tho ACCOUNTABILITY IHAiAS "llt -tn' t
al place. named In the schedule.
on SUNDAYS, the { 70 A. ~; tram only
leave Richmond, and the 1918 ? 81 tram ,rr
will leave Petersburg. =. II. ntLL
o3-u Engineer and Super.Ut,u..a'
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OVERS OF FIELD SPORT,-You
i 4 ara requested TO call and examine onr large
and we'll. selected stock OF nns ENGLISH GUNS,
both muu.ls and brseca loading om sns mSsi
celebrated maker Aise SIr sPlsna an sss 1MMu.
TITiIIN JOHN II. TYLER CO.,
suecssson 70 Nitchsll D Tyler.
s.is-h iais Main urssl.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES'
i A. HIRsH i co. have just received besuti'
full assortment of
EMPRESS CLOTH, MERISoS. PoPLIES, AL
PACAS aud other DRESS GOODS;
CLOAKS and SACQUES OF the latest designs,
SHAWLS OF all kinds,
A splendid assortment OF BLACK CLOTHS,
tASSlMERES, and other woolens
A large and cheap lot Of Ladies' and Childrens
Wool HOSE. HOODS. SHAwLS, CAPES,
MERINO VESTS, BALMoRALS,
SKIRTS, &c.
Our DOMESTIC and NOTION departments are
complete-all of which will be sold AZ low nSures;;
We will not enumerats the prices but Cali ana
convince yourselves that We will sell as cheap rs
any Ny s"0N' A. HlRSH & Co,
627 Broad street.
Mr.. Z. A. SMITH. of Chesterfield, would be
pleased TO servo his friends al the above named
r. ~ oc 2L-ts
, 1866-03-23


FRIaHTFUL SCENE.-0n the 22d of Janr
uary persons, along Front street, in Colum'
bia, Pa, were astonished to see one of the
largest 6rst-class locomotives of the Penn.
sylTania railroad putting along at the rate Of
fifty miles per hour, with no one upon it.
It appears that the engine, No. 3l7 run BY
C. Webster, was at the round house in charge
of persons whose duty it is to COAL, clean
and get them ready for service. One of
the Employees - German, named Adam
Heiaier-got upon the engine, in the ab-
sence of the "hoster," or engineer, in order
to move easily. Pulling out the throttle>
valve a. full length, the engine became un,
manageable, and he; frightened, jumped on,
aud the switch being adjusted for the 1000
motive of the morning train. to pass out,
away went the engine into town, at full
speed. through the tunnel, around the curves
and up the river at a fearful rate, till just
above CHEQUES bridge, where she came IN
collision with the passenger train, which had
Just left Marietta, making complete wreck
Of both engines, and seriously damaging the
cat The engineer and fireman, Andrew
Baker and Cyrus. Hinkle, saw, with great
astonishment, the strange locomotive coming
towards them, and just in time to reverse
their steam and escape instant death BY jumps
ing of. The two engines came together with
tremendous force ). throwing the tender OF
one on top of the boiler Of the other, shat
teriug the baggage car and breaking loose
many Of the seats in the passenger cars;
and strange to say, no one was seriously ln>
jured. -
, 1866-03-23

dying Of their people. They tore. of the table
legs and eommsneed beating Sails and BeWley,
their victims struggling over the foor and around
the room, the blood aud brains living over INV
child, who was compelled to hear the blows and
groans and witness the terrible scene. Miss
Be~ley attempted to rush 10 from another room,
when she heard the agonies Of her diving broth
er, but the women held her back. The bodies
were thrown out at the door, and were not al
loved to be buried for three dayS
, 1866-03-23

A QUAINT ESDo RsEMENT.-Franklin W. Smith,
a contractor, was tried by a court-martial and
found guilty of pocketing thousand or TWO
dollars out Of contract with the Navy Depart
ment for supplies. The report of the court
martial was sent to President Lincoln for exam
ination, who returned it with this characterlstlS
ardorsement; GtWbereas, franklin WNSmith
mad transsctions with the United States Navy to
The amount Of million and quarter OF dollsrsl
and had the chance to steal a quarter Of nail.
lion of dollars and, whereas, be charged
with stealing only ten thousand dollars, and
from the final revision of the testimony, tits only
claimed that he stole one thousand dollars. /
do not believe he stole anything at all. There
fore the records of the court-nartial, together
with the hnding and sentence, are disapproVed,
declared null and void, and the defendant ia
fully dis charged. A. LISooLA:
IxD UsrRY, the only sure road TO prosperity
, 1866-03-23
9galla sJgalla Statesmaa.
prELH-tFD EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
WILLIAM H. NEWELL,

Office, Statesman Building, Third Street.
,.,-TERMs INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. "a
, 1866-03-23

!ToRoxro, March s.-The Provisional GoT4In-
ment has called for 10000 volunteers TO be sia-
toned along the frontier to quad against 'ne
Feuian raids.
, 1866-03-23
DIR. a. SHOUE,
DR. j. w. HUNTER,

UATE OF DALLEs CITY, REGON)
Offers HIS PROFESSION. L SERVICES TO
\ the citizens of Walla Walla nd vicinity.
Office and Residence south end Of Third street.
where he may be found
Gtal hours, both day and night, when not profess
s0Ially pnnArpd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-23
Dr. schenclL,s Fulmonie syrun


Z This great medioine'curecl Dr.JI n SchencIr.
the Proprietor, OF Pulmonary CONSUMPTION
when 1t had assumed its most formidable as
pect, and when speedy death appeared to
De inevitable. his physicians pronounced
his case tnCurabie, when he eon1mencefl sffe
use Of thissimple but powerful Ten6e1iXS '5f9
health was restored In a very short time and
no return OF the disease has been appFehen6-
ed, for all the systems quickly disSppeared
and MS present weight IS more than two hum
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
tentlon exclusivelY to the cure OF Consnmp-
ton and the diseases which are usually com-
pncsated with IT. and the cures erected by his
truly wonderful. DR.. SchenclZ ina re- rT1lsS
slonal visits to seyeEa1 Of the larger cities
weekly where he has large concourse OF
patients, and u Is truly astonishing to see
poor consumpttveS that have to be Ifted ont
OF them carriages and In few months
healthy, robust persons. Dr. SHHENCER
PQIMONIC SYRUP, SIfAWEEiO T0RTOy
and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally ali
required in curing ConsuTnp tion. Fun d1rec-
tons accompany each, SO that any one eaIl
take them without seeing Dr. SChench INF
when Il is convenient &c & best TO see him
He gives advice free, but for a thoFonoh ~.
animation with his ReSptrometer his re e
three dollars.
two Hkenesses of the DoetuF-one when IN
the last stage of Consumption, and the otheF.
IS he now IS In perfect health-aEe on the
Government stamp.
81 50 per bottle, or "a 50 the half dozen. Z efl
tens for advice should always be directed 70
Ir. SchenckB Principal Once. Is North 6th
street, Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale
AGENTS Denans Barnes q Co, n. Y.;S s.
clnnad, Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor, Chicaso. m:
Collins Bros. st. Louis, No. ~ iF.--,i
n0vls-eodSdWeamolyr ~
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PIso,s cure Tor lCon,DmD,IoD,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
nom Consumption in the United States,
(See census for lSGOl :
This remedy has been for Reyaral vears
used in practice by eminent phYsicians n Ith
such marked success, that IL Is now, by mr.
gent request, offered TO the public as an In
iallible remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every one in the advanced stages of COM
sumption can be cured, but many have been
anu many more are now receiving benefit
from its use, and this long after All other
known remedies have failed. As an evil
dence OF our sincerity in the above state
mentg, weWARRA1EE IT TO GIVE SATISPAC-
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lows Hal, Wheeling, West Va. aus