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Ws HofIos With great pleasure the revival 81
another Of our old business houses. J. W. Han,
dolph English have Just opened their boonsess
and bindery ct No. lsse. four doors Shove ne
Tymes ONCE. The senior partner OF The I'm -
been In the book business for upwards Of hifU
years, and Ii .wsil known 10 AL OF ths pusinsS
portion Of the commsnity. Mr.. ,gnsiish, now ons
Of the Arm, was the superintendent for nr. Ram
dolph In d,as 6sllum days, and has no superior In
his department II is singular fact that they are
nov Occupying the same building that vss oesu'
pied BY Mr.. Randolph In 1887, Give thsm eslls
especially II you are in want Of old snd rare
books Richmond Times. 1T 70 - h-a
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPAST,l
ar3Hv .lr November ~, 1866.
rT,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
House of Delega ates on THURSDAY the I'D z @ instant
at IL O'Clock M. .s JOHN GARRETf,
no oo-td ETg4aa ~ 1.N..'.t r Treasurer.
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BAzAAR.-The members Of the Holly
wood Memorial Bazaar held meeting yea
terday afternoon at tho Second Presbyts-
rian church. A report WAS received fran
Miss Eliza w. Bruce and 1in Mary Lgls
Clarke that sl20 hsd been contributed
from . little girls fair. The funds we're
sent with the report.
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ACofoRED MINISTER SHOT FOR ADULTERY
THE WOMAN ALSO SHOT Last night about
8 o'clock, the Rev. Jacob James, q colored
man, was shot and mortally wounded by
Thornton Holmes, another colored man, on
Clay street between First and Second.
HoImes's wife was also shot in the knee and
dangerously wounded. 1t appears that
James had been for some time very init
mate with Holmes's wife, and had been
eating at the house quite regularly and
accompanying Mrs. Holmes to church.
Yesterday afternoon he took dinner there,
and went with Sister Holmes to church
the Second African church-where
he preached and then returned with her
home to tea. In the mean time the jealous
husband had been waiting on shed with
a revolver, in q position that enabled him
to bee what was going on inside. After
the parties had been inside the room for
some time the light was extinguished, and
Holmes rushed in, catching them in fla
qrante delicatu. The reverend gentleman
seized a chair to attack Holmes,
who went outside and pulled the
door to. Holmes then fired through the
door, while the two inside were tugging to
get it open, and shot his wife, Mary Holmes,
in the knee, inficting dangerous wound.
Afterwards, as the Rev. Jacob James at
tempted to get down the steps, he shot
him, the ball passing into his back and out
through the abdomen. ! :. h>
DR.. Anderson was called in, and attended
the injured man, whose wound is believed
to be mortal.
DR.. I. P. Mayo extracted the ball from
the leg of the woman.
Holmes was sarrestedby policeman Shook,
and lodged in the Second station-house.
He had on his person the revolver and a
table knife. He is good looking muiatto
about thirty years Of age. He acknow-
lodges having committed the deed, butsays
that he "couldn't stand 1t any longer. He
had done stood it long enough" =
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Housr-wAsy1xo. - -Mr. q. Idllre ogsee4
his Old Dominion Saloon, on The n6tsa - q
Brosd between Third aud To9tk 1ts:ts,
on Yesterday, With g grsud nosss y ss..,s
which wssin trutha sufnpsuetn -
were oysters-ffies, stewT And heA.eee8
liquids with which 10 xssh tho. afofss1els99 n
down in abundance. Everybody eeemeQ
satisfied, and no one went away hungry.
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DoIHas AT AnRAzDALx d Co.'S Y1sfHxoAy-D
g LAST WEEK OF rHs 0asAf YALL eALI,"-Ihs,
fne roam milch COW and calf have not yst fosnd .
purchaser; but the following articles we're 70. =
csivsd yesterday: 'st3 f4l. .t3 llt tN
Mr.. L. Tucker. Union Hill. ons hanting.sass
wstch valued steU. 49,. ~.
Mis- B. Williams, Duvsi street. one silvsf.SlAas9
revolving batter dish yaiusd st ~. : - ,tsFsi
Mr. Parker wsscots. Franklin street. eas dlvsS
watch. -,
\ Mn. Adams, Leigh street. one cord Of fwood. ~"
/ Mr. r. Atwood, Public Guard, one hunting-eaSe
silver watch. !. fsgE .nsitf "a 7t
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NOTICE.-Application will be made
IN for the renswti OF the following lost Virginia
State registered certificates Of debt, In the name
Of Pranfiin 6xingfellow, viz: No: 2,2H, for $500,
issued May no. issa, under sct Of 18th March, ,sss'
Sc l7--T3m* - -
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Yours and the publicis servant,
nol7-3t CAROLINE ID. R1CHlNGS.

NETR ROPOLITAN HALL
lNl wYMAN, the WIZARD and VENTRILO-
QUIST, with his MAMMOTH GIFT EXHIBITION.
Firsl sppearance Of Che LIVING HEAD MON
DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY.
-, T Is, and n "a n. SIX SfaHrss ONLY. TWP GRHNB
GIFT MATINEEs on WEDNESDAY and SATuR-
DAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. MASSIVE Sill.
YER. PLATED TEA SETS ahd a variety Of useful
articles. Admission, fifty cents gallery, twenty
fve cents. Doors open at half-past 0. Commence
at half past T.
Ticket office open all day at the Hall. Noextra
charge for eecured seats no Mt
T ECTURE BY THE REV. NOAH
LHUNT SCHENCK, d. D.-The Rev. DR..
SCHENCK will lecture In the Lecture: room OF s..
James church on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
Subject for Tuesday: "SOCiAL FORCES
Subject for Friday CAPRICES."
Tickets Fifty cents. To be had at the book
stores and at the door. = .,.af s.a mo l5-td
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from, the
Si.h color. with wids- sprsading horns
she has . white streak down the mid NW
ale of her back and white breast. The@441kAn
COW has but rec emily heen brought from The covn-
Try. 4 liberal reward win be given for her re-
turn sa shs sao'af'0'l' iosh E..rDrcKrNsoN:
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RICHMOND AND PETERS BuA RAILROAD Cost
RICHMOND, November I, 1855. s.
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN Stockholders OF this Company will be held at
tween Ninth and Tenth streets lup stairs), on
TUESDAY the 27th instant at IL o'clock N:
M w. HARRINGTON,
no8-td Treasurer.
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HrsBofotrAs savncs ItsrlsU1ye1lr-'
TT sssocialion waa permanently srGnpjse4
- .nighlk and 10 now In . fouFishinG 60
ditiaus 9hs following s.a.'sssn sss ~ \
spssHW Ss y. WINS parsss4sst.. ssaslrsea IT..
GA. DtdekmSysf, sestetssy. u dapcS ~
sJ.iWau Tuxnsss treesHcssnfTets6. = ssgt
Drectoss.--JoAn W. fHyser, Lsrc9
Crenahsw., p. H. Montague, Wlliaa 4s
Riddick. John Deufihgtf. ,t'sfssk
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Wa srs(sf or rsadss 10 the aAyssttiensus q
THOMAS .. BALDWIN Co., corner Of nain and
Tesxh Streets 4hs- respectfully esii Ne sttsnsas
OF nj iAnss4 sf slsthing 70 their sppsros ssek 81
gcods. Thsy Ars rsssAvtns gsods epnsiAsaiy feco
thar manufsetory, which are made up sxpfs6siyto
the wants and taste Of our people; and u win an
piy rspsy visitors 10 CALL n nothing noss, ana -
their paIa.ial store and stock, which = sn orns-
usnt 70 our city. They have . half dossn salss.
msn-sI old cisi1ens-who' sxs ever rssdy -
polite 70 wait on ell Who may givs thsn scau = =
their store, corner Of Main and Tenth. ,
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,RE1IaIous NArTrHs.-At the Fra Hep,
tist church; on Sunday pine candidates. toe
membership wcrc baptized, and g me 90
coni Baptist church 0n6 Wns bapaIsaV
Rev. O. Il. Tyfee VIII psesch - theffho
Baptist church this week. k.suimib . % is5sa
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| TIE OPERA.-Last night Auber's, de-
lightful opera Fra Diayolo," J" was repeated
before very fair and very highly intelli-
gent audience in q style quite equal to its
former representation by the company
with perhaps single exception. We re-
gret to have to make this exception.
There was not few Of most exceptions
Bile, nay intolerable interpretations by Mr..
Seguin violating propriety, time, place,
almost all rules of stage conventionalty.
Mr.. Seguin is a young and most excellent
actor. But, Seguin, this was " shocking
positively shocking"
! Tonight Balfe's very popular, unique,
and highly poetical play Of the Bohemian
Girl will be repeated. Its former repre-
sentation was most excellent.
A card appears to-day from Messrs. Da-
vies's Sons relative to Miss Richings's bene-
fit. 1t puts to rest some rumors touching
the disposal Of tickets for this interesting
night, and vindicates Miss h. from any
thing prejudcial which might have grown
out of those rumors. Great eagerness has
been displayed to secure tickets for the
benefit. The opera of "Martha " is one
all want to hear, while the popularity Of
Miss Richings causes general wish to I'LL
the house. The sale Of tickets begins this
morning at Davies's.
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CARD.
IA RIoHnoID. November 10, 1895.
Mir Coroyfne K Rlr1f,ids ieiG dA9 q

UTectreSs ~ Rickin0s EngEiSh Opera Troupe !:
We, the undersignsd, citizens OF Richmond low
ers Of the good and beautiful In art and admirers
Of those who illustrate and promote Its develop
ment, feel that since your advent here your
talents, energy, and culture as nrftse, no less
than your spotisss reputation ae 9 lady, have I'm
parted an impulse 10 the cause Of musical educa-
ton in our midst which should not pass without
some token Of popular appreciation, beg that you
will name an evening when the people Of Rich
mond may bestow upon you q complimentary
benefit, which we have every reason TO believe
will be equally substantial and worthy Of your
aYcallanf
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sE BREEDEN FOX are receiving THIS
pay Saturday, November r7th,)
ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN
DRESs GOODS.
which have been bought at the
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES
Of the present week at prices far below !.
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Also. q large additional stock Of
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10 which they ask the attention Of WHOLESALE
and RETAIL BUYERS.
BREEDEN FOX,
No. 4oi Broad street, br
corner Broad and Frourth streets.
no l7-d
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8irhul'ulIll.d 81 4isIpatrh.

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1866.
TfTRTr I'm lItTEH
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BALLARD HOUSE, November 10, 1850.
.Messrs. Joseph Mayo. Dr. James Beale, q. A.
Myers, T. Z. Ballard, and others:
Gentlemen, I'm reply to your favor just received,
allow me to return my most cordial and grateful
thanks not only for this last mark Of your esteem,
but for the very fstterfng manner In which the
public of this city have received me after so long
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 2lst, as q 1T
ting time for the eonsummation OF your Kind inten
tions, on which occasion Plotow's opera OF
"MARTHA" will be presented for the first time
this season and with fervent wish for the pros
perity Of Richmond and Its inhabitants, to sub
scribe myself
Yours and the publicis servant, -
nol7-3t CAROLINE N. RICHINGS.
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RICHMOND AND DAgvILLE RAILROAD CoMPAYY,(
RICHMOND, November 12 1860. :
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
y ninetea eanth annual meeting Of the stock ers
OF the RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held in the city OF Richmond
on the second "WEDNESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1906
J. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
FoRMoR PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint
- ATTORNEY for --- and in name, TO
vote on ali a nestions that may be brought before
the meeting of the stockholders Of the Richmond
and. Danville Railroad Company, to be held at at
- ON the - day Of, or at any adjourned
m eetDe thereof, hereby ratlfying all the acts of
-, said attorney An the premises, fully as If
were present and voting in person;
- hand this day Of
The transfer book will be closed on the lst De-
cember until after the annual meeting.
no H-eodtdJ Tow p J.. D. BLAZE, Auditor.
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TIE Masonic CEIEBRAriox, M BAtfr.
NoRE.-On yesterday morning the KniGnts
Templar Of the Richmond Commandefyi
No. 3, left by Che half Epast 8 O'clock tsain
focB Baltimore. We give below the namee
of,those who went. In addition 70 tnesel
members, whose names we could not get
left on the I1.45 train on Sunday night
Many Master Masons also left with them
The following are the names. 9ll3f%i. 81
ME. Sir E. II. Gill, Grand Commander
ME-. Sir James A. Scott, Generslissimo
N. E. Sir William L. Maule, Captain Gene
raj; Sir Thomas II. Dewitt, Prelate
Sir William Z. Tanner, Senior Wsrdon
Sir George Il. Pace, Junior Warden
Sjrs ]. T. Rogers, and r. Clayershall,
Standard bearers Sir .Peter6eld Trent,
Sword bearer; Sir Benjamin II. Harris,
Warden;a Sirs Thomas II. Wynne,
M. +! w. Warrington, and John 7
Sizer, Guards; Sir M Thomas Angel,
Steward J and Sentinel; Sirs James
H. Woodcock and Charles !, Lundin,
Aids to M. E. Grand Commander
Sir Knights Frederick Shaffer, Julius A.
Hobson, B., J. Vaughn, w. Butler, II.
Fitzgerald, Alexander Fitzgerald, William
]. Riddick, W. I. King, W. F. Price, Isaac
L. Walker, Charles P. Bigger, Shirley
King, NJ. Lotyo, William J. Bevill, James
W. Archer, Cadmus @. johnson, w. ii.
Booker, John w. McKiel, J. E. Seward,
F. c. Weisiger, Charles w. Allen, W. w.
Snead, Alexander B. Wells, William +.
White, William 81. Cullingsworth, j. G.
Dickinson, - Blanton, John Aohet,
Sampson Jones, Jr., 8. Worthley, s. B.
Jacobs, George A. Hundley, J. Q. Bagnall,
George A. Amber, James N. Sublett, John
Perry, Il. B. Dickinson, T. J. Woodbridge,
J. r. Dowell, r. d. Sanxay, A. Barrata,
G. A. Schwarzman, @. W. p. Brock, d.
G. Baker, - Jeffries, @. Roberts Baker.
Most Worshipful Edward II. Lane,
Grand Master of Masons Of Virginia, Joined
the Sir Knights at Hanover Junction on
their pilQrimaQe,+ t-st'.9 ~" ~ -
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s,s.gg 4, S. Wire PLAnTERs NATIONAL B4Sk,}g
'@.-'' RICHMOND, VA. J
ATA MEETING Of the Board Of Di-
n FACTORS held WEDNESDAY, November 7, 1886,
dividend Of six per cent, to the is instant, was
declared ont of the profits Of the institution paya-
BILE on and after the 18th. J. ii. GoDDfN,
no l2-eodl0t .,-,,-,r..r-. nat - -Cashier.
NOTICE.-The stockholders OF the
requested to meet at the Exchange Hotel, city OF
Richmond, THURSDAY, 9th December next, at
o'clock T. n, al WILLIAM b cAbbwE;ttE. bbwysl;t!Es.y
A NNUALe ee MEETING. The next
n annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Richmond, Fred cksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Company viii be held atthe office Of the company
in Richmond on WEDNESDAY the 2lst OF No
'empsf' A'''' - = J. B. WINSTON,
oc Std -, Secretary and Treasurer,
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Facts VS.. TheorIca.

ssGiyo mo place to rest my lover on, says Ar
chimodes Sand will move the world" "Givc nc
pure and unadulteratcd drugs" says Medicls, OF
tho olden time ssand will cure disease"
In one sense, both of these learned pundits were
the ycricst charlatans. They knew there was no
place to rest their levers ON, either to move tho
world or to cure disease. Mechanism was in o
backward stnte, and tho MEDICAL profession was
but another name for sorcery and all the adjuncts
of magic filters and charms against the effect OF
"eyil eye," &c.
But these latter days hayo borne unto us some
thing moro than oyon superstition and it's crew
ever dreamt of in tleir maddost philosophy. In
these days of practical science, what was theory
of yesterday is fact today, and al the old time
notions become as bubbles i'll the sun, and burst
and break with every breath We draw.
"a Let Archimedes shoulder Ills lever and we will
find restins-placo for it to move the world. Let
mine ancient NTedcus pant and toll no moro for
the drugs he so sorely needs, for We have them ut
our hand, ever ready to serve them ct his book.
Refined in the laboratory OF Dr.. Maggiel, the
finest materials known in the medical profession
arc obtainablc by any one. His Bilious, Dyspep-
tic, and DalrhGa Pills stand unriyalod, and his
Salye operates with magic cifect upon burns,
and all sores and ulcers Of the skin
In fact. VIC think N[aggicls Pills and Salyc arc
the wonder Of this century, and VIC are happy in
tic thought that many others Of our brethren Of
the craft ;srcc with us. We would earnestly
DR.. NIasSicls Preparations ut onco and keep them
ready at hand SO as to use them at the most OPP
perfume time and as occasion serves. .-ldtey Sen
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The Daily News.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1866.
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
Oh could therein this world be found
Some little spot of happy ground
Where village pleasures might go roun
Without the village tattling?
How doubly blest that place would be
Where all might dwell n liberty
or gossip's endless prattlingl
If such spot were really known. Z.l
Dame Peace might cl.im it as her own,
And in it she hiaht hx,her throne -
Forever and forever; -55 -
There, like Queen, might reign and live,
Where every one would soon forgive, - -
The little sights they might receive, -
-Ano De oaenoee never, Il 81
H. Fl :. n6a,ii..chaf mixers that remove
Jsar slp from our hearts the warmth Of love-! isl
,sad leads up all to disapproye Jgs.l.s
@,,What gives another pleasure;
They sesnh to take ones part. but -. !.5..ss=i
.They We heard our cause. unklp 22EE S..,-
They soon retail them all aP" II. II. aa .uo1
MIXED with poisonous ~ s0e =
And they have. SUE, .4asasare.
.RBSn Rffs1asns Y @S sAass "a . cunning way
isI str wv "'issl ,sntion what say. pray 5;
~! $ .ald not tell another.
Z, s.aaight to their neighoor's house they goa
= Marrating everything they know;
And break the peace of high and low. 49,.
-.7 Wife, husband. friend and brother.
5sz1z5as.
OH that the misunderstanding crew -
Were all reduced to one or two,
1c And they were painted red and blue. .s-E
sT i. They every one might know them;
=, Then would the village soon forget
TO range ard quarrel, fume and fret ~ Is
ii Ana faiiinto an angry pet ftutl II ts.,.
s,zz With things too much below Them -. .
1t2 For it'sr lad, Degrading part, s't.=5-s lse
II To make another's bosom smart. 5ssi "a
Aud plant dagger In the heart
We ought to love and cherish:
Then letus evermore be found
its In quietnesg with al around -
While friendship. peace and joy abound !,
,,... And angry feelings perish.
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AJARTIl7ICIAL EYES.-AItTIFICIAL HUI
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. 4.
BAUCH and P. GOUGEIAlANN formerly employed by
RoIssoSNEAU of Paris, No. 500 Broadway. New York.
h,,r IA Tyr
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a- AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt of ten cents. Address
4, B, FoOTH, N. D., Ne. llsg Broadway, New YORK.
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SPECIAL N01ICBs.

#MARRIAGE 8 AND oELIBACY,
an Essay of Warn}ng and Instruction for Young Men
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers with sure means of relief free of charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address, DR.. j. sK1LLlN
H0UGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
April IT 3mo
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sa OOLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIs OELE.
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
9 made from the choicest materiaa3g Is mild and
enloIlientin Its nature, fragrantly y scented, aud
extremely beneficial in its aoton upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ~
February .llyr p
ad sP EoIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
little acorna grow. The wora diseases known to the
uman spring from causes so small as To almost
ely detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that fill
the tables md shelves Of the medical fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts. .: - '@7 sc
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple on the skin is teale and indicator of disease
1t may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but 1t will reach the vitals perhaps at last and death
be the result and final close. MAGG1EL's BILIOUS
DYspEPTIO, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fall. While for Burns scads Ohilblains Outs.
and all abrasons of the skin, MAddIYLs salve is In.
fallible. Sold by J. MAGGIEL, No. 40 Fulton. street
New York. and all Druggists at 25 cents per box.
September as Tyr
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IN. Blowing tc engagements elsewhere Prof BERN
uApor viii he shle to remain here but short lime ony
May 81 l- As
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ar BAToHRLoR's HAIR p1El-THE ORIGINAL
and best in the world The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produced
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown with.
out njuring the hair or skin Remedies the III effects
bad dyes Sold by all Drnggsts The genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR. Also,
REGENERATINa EXTRACT OF M1LLEFLEURa, g
For restoring and Besutifying the Hair. :
oHAKLEB BATdHELoR, New York.
August II .73g4 ::@,st{ss5 ~ 1yr
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OHARLEs1 ON, s. Co. May 28th, 1885,
/ have examined Professor BERNHARDrs' very COM
ulete assortment of speceoes and Lenses. They are
better adapted than any have before scr to remedy
the mporfeotion Of vision that be benefited by the
use of Glasses The pufeness and clearness OF the
tai used is an item worthy Of special attention. as can
testify from personal experience Recommend Profess
aor with confidence and great cheerfulness.
~ 'n' p"SN SN0A's0 = Wv JAMES P. JERvEY, M. D.
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Office Hours from 0 A. M. 10 r. NJ.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES' ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private Parior No. 3.
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). Va CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK TO
BUY CHINA. GLASS, sroNEwARE, CUTLERY,
SILVER. rEDWARE, &c. Always on hand, that
popular. new and beautiful White Stone Partisan Din
ner Tea and Toilet Sets handsome as China, same
color and shapes, and half the price, Call and see II
you don't purchase. Goods sent all over the world,
s. ,.o .lr-.,s HADLEY's, COOPER INSTITUTE,
:. April IA ztqthamo :, Middle Of the Block.
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will cure the Itch in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheu
Ulcers Ohilbalns, and all Eruptons of the Skin. Price
80 oents. For sale by all druggists. By sending go
cents to WEEKS e. POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washing
ton street Boston, 1t will be- forwarded by mall free OF
postage, to any part of the United States. al 5
June4 .AeTfss55F. 6mos
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April II =.5 s suth3mos
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IOHARLESTON, s. O., May 28th, 1855.
do most willingly bear my testimony In favor Of the
superiorit Of tho Australian and doa.
upou the best established and understood
principles Of OPTICS and their adaptation to the human
eye In its different conditions of ylsionis 80 perfeo as
to render sight easy without effort In my opinion,
mona ohers should be used since the eyes used to
those do not seem to grow old, and by having afoous
at any point the surface they appear to rest oer the
eyes to their youthful energy.