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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-01

A DIsoRDERLY FELLow.-A drunken
white man, named Gregory, yesterday wen, wen!
to the farm Of Mr.. Chase, in ChesternSsn
county, and became so disorderly that the
guard there arrested and brought MN over. ~
Gaptain Cook. After an investigation he was
diSnharpad
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THE LADIES FAvoRITB DRBssAAKER, Mrs. H.
A. srAIARs having removed to No. Fourth
street. corner of Main, near residence OF c. W.
Purcell, would be glad to see her customers.
Latest styles dress patterns just received No. Q,
| corner OF Main and Fourth streets. TuTh&Sat*
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An INDECENT NEGRo.-Last evening, pollce,
man George +. Hicks arrested negro nalasu
nresence of ladies' When arrested, Phlllp
offered the most violent resistance ana w as
with much difficulty carried to the Intru sta
tion- house He will have hearing TINS morn
f,n
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A VETERAN OF THE REvoLuTIoN.-A terrapin
was found in Chesterfield county few days
ago, with the inscription " "l775-W. W." upon
his shell. After submitting to q rigid inspec-
ton from his finder, the venerable animal
walked away with the slow step of age, tho
spectators perfectly satisfied Of the genuine
ness of the date
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DESTINY; OR, LIFE AS IT is.
BY ROSaLIR MILLER MURPHY.

new work by young southern author. 4
tale Of domestic life. Light, airy, and written In
that graceful style which evincss the rare power
OF porsraying real life in psnogrsphic sketches.
Rsplete with sweet womanly sentiment OF love,
endurance, and devotion-graphic dslinsations Of
scenes and characters. Just such book az every
one will read with delight.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
seA II No. sl4 Main street
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-The following
business was transacted in this court yester-
day:
Moses Branch, indicted for felony, was ar
raigned and found guilty. The jury ascer-
tanned his term Of confinement in the peniten-
tiary at one year.
David Goode indicted for feloniously re-
ceiving stolen goods was put on trial. The
evidence was heard and the argument COM
menced, but it being late in the day, the jury
was adjourned until this morning.
A nolle prosequi was entered in the case of
Margaret Hinton.
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THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-A ne"
schedule is published this morning. Passen-
ger trains leave Richmond at 7.l3 A. W.,
Staunton at BIS P. NJ, Covington at !. 40 A
M. The passenger car heretofore attached 10
freight trains is discontinued.
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BOOEs, Stationery, &c.

MEDICAL AND LAW TEXT
BooKs.-stndents Of medicine and students Of law
can obtain OF the subscribers all the TEXT BOOKS
used in the several law and medical schools In
Virginia and at as low prices as can be had any
where They have many Second hand Books. in
fair condition, which will be sold at reduced
prices. WooDHOUSE u PARHAm,
ocl 1906 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-01

T7O THE MERCHANTS OF RICH
MoND Having sold ont my interest In the
mercantile business at Bent Creek In AppomsstG3
county, VS. ), to Mr.. 3. A. STEPHENS, iofmSry .,,s
my agent give notice that IRON m .rrasnnnsible for
no transactions Of his heresftss., enupurSs
ooropvs1 l, 1857. 90 I-st*
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ELECTION OF OrP1cRRs.-At regular meet
ing of Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81, Sons Of
Temperance, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing quarter:
S. Edward Bates, w. p; J. Bernard Davis,
W A.; Peterfield Trent, r. s.; j. Edwin
W ]. Glenn, T.; G. w. Macfarlane. Chap
lain @. L. Snead, G.; L. Martin, A: O.; Ed
gar Weymouth, I. S.; B. S. WalthaH, 0. s.;
Alexander McWilliam, p. w. +.
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7 EGLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
tsyptpggNG LADIgs-Mks. LETITIA TYLER
s.fsr,d.L IT, Principal. aided by corps of able In
sgSI';-Ihe third session will commence on
sss @ Friday In January isss The @ next @ ssssi on viii
lie ~, yHSs &C., on MONDAY. February 3, and close
Easat Friday in June, 1888
i9 xsiep!ats. WI etc, apply ut the Institute, No
toot,,sa!t Monument street, Baltimore, or at the
wsss OF Asssrs. Waters, Kslly & Pist, and
~' an a-2N
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF OFF1cERs.- mere
will be a public ins tallation of officers of Ma
rion Division, No. 8, Sons Of Temperance, TO-
night, ut Tanners Hall, in Sidney; on which
occasion addresses will be delivered by prom
nent members of the Order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-01

MORE TOBACCO SErzEp.-In the Dispatch Of
yesterday we mentioned that one thousand
boxes Of manufactured tobacco had been
seized on Saturday by the revenue officers at =
point about two miles below the city. On yes
terday the same officers seized from the same
party of t tblockade-runners," At the lower part
of Henrico, five hundred pounds Of tobacco
which belonged to the lot above mentioned,
but which was carried off when the first sei-
zure was made.
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MILITARY PERsoSALs.-General Schofield
has been quite sick, but is now pronounced
conyalescent.
Colonel J. A. Bates, who has recently re-
turned from Europe, and reached this city on
Friday last. has been ordered TO relieve Major
J r. Stone in charge of the Freedmen Bu-
reau at Petersburg, and will 1t once enter
upon the discharge Of his duties.
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. Randolph Rogers, sculptor,
arrived in the city yesterday from New York.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

IV5 EIGHTH STKEET, RICHMUNU.
TT1sza. /. PHicz. iczA jE. G Nj NJ A., Principals
'SHLs RANDOLPH. Associate In English and
- AatheInatics.
'sSs:stobar, 1857.
.,,,.Ils .ks Same as before For information as to
Tex books, prizes. Sc, apply for catalogue
AN. ,o hessrs. STROTHER Il PRlCE,
---s-tOl Box SD,
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-,ES II. c. RICES = F. L K Z t
M SCHOOL FOX Young LADIES and CHIL-
hSyy No sos Second. between Clay and Leigh
i,,..s,. instruction IN English. Latin. and Ma
ttI-rr,,frs thorough. enabling her pnp!ls to pra-
H.", ne sooner and with less difi Guilty. Spscisl
11,,.,,,0n given 10 morals, deportmcnt, and Axer-
., in aeiishtful. shady, and grassy play
Ids on the premises not exposed TO the dan
-. adj vices nf the street
x. 81. grateful for pas. liberal encouragement
bfrA he will still oudeavor to merit by promoting
.E' ersalest good o! her pupils.
r.-rn, moderate. Sc 3o-Gt
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TURNER sent us yesterday a Washington pa
per which the mai had failed TO bring
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Educational.

1fEpICAL. .,GI GuLLEGE IL ,s.. 2 OF NIRSi- ssii
49,. = rcture Will bo delivered on TUESDAY. Oc-
..Esr Isl ats O'Clock p NJ, IN the Chemical Hall,
-, professor F. y. CUNNINGHAM.
':rha medical profession and the public are re-
'nS'""'' l.. $ J"TNEs, ". n.
-, q Dean of the Facnity.
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NIX. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
- SSiC4L AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN BE-
80 Third AND FOURTH STREsTS.-The
siSSf.!1uTth session of this school Will begin
'rSvAi September 22d.
..sA2s For tho session, 500 For further par
lVs's see circulars at the bookstores, or apply
,v. ~, ~ ENER, at his residence, Third street be-
~ y, Main ana Franklin, or at his school-room.
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kERERENCES !:

H. F. II. Dearc, Dr.. J: 4. Cunningham, Z. D.
Crsnshaw, Esq, General H. Wise, General J: h.
Anderson, j. B. Dupuy, Esq K. A. Lancaster,
s.I, Colonel w. Gilhain, 4. +. Williams Et9;
Richmond, Virginia DR.. S. Maupin, Professor +.
n Smith, Professor hI. Schele de We're, UniyeTslly
gryst.H o!onel r. H. Williamson, Virginia MILL
iuy Institute Colonel q. T. Bledsoe Baltimore,
Maryland: Governor John Letcher, Lexington,
Vjrtlnia; Il + Lefeovre Montgomery, Alabama ;
L. H Harvie. Esq Rev. r. 4. Berkley, Amelia
Mainr L DouthAt, Charles City. seS-tOll
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rOYNER'S SPRINGS FEMALE IN
Y J STITUTE-The third session Of this school
will, commence on TUESDAY, October !, 1857, with
full corps OF experienced teach ers The interest
and advancement OF the pupils shall receive the
closest personal attention. For further particulars,
address the undersigned at Bonsack's post oihce,
MRS WILLIAM q. FEY,
aaslm Principal
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rCuOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
as FRANKLIN STREET.

Miss JESSIE GORDON assisted by Mr.. GEORGE
= MERRILL and Mr.. ERNEST blum, will resume
tho du.ies o. her school On the FiRET DAY OF
OCTOBER.
rnpi!s Of the Preparatory Department will re-
Give the same attention rs heretofore.
se27-tO7
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8ittlmond 9ispatth,
TUESDAY OCTOBER /, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" !" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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EEMALE COLLEGIATE JNSTI-
4 TUTE, 3c3 TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN
BHOA ID AND MARSHALL.

( l. :" s PAsmAM, PhMAfISi a. Al M, m'' Principals.
The next annual Session will begin on WE'D
EEsDAY the 25th of September 1857. Able and
A,,eution will be given TO PR MARY SCHOLARS.
Expenses for the year, payable half in ad-
vance Elementary classes, $40 junior and inter-
80; French, SIS music on piano or guitar, SOS !;
Gss o! piano for practice, $40 fuel, So.
Ample accommodations for boarding pupils.
For circulars. apply at the bookstores or to the
Principals. sa2-lm
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Richmond. September 80, 1857.

NTOTICE.-All person indebted to Lee
~ &Peck are required to make immediate pay
ment, or suits will be instituted for the recovery
of the money they owe. Ail creditors OF the COZ COZ
Germ ara requested to furnish me at once state.
msnt OF their claims. as shall distribute amonsst
the creditors pro rata instalments Of twenty per
cent on their claims as fast as funds are resiheu
for such dividends. ~, ,ok
/ will bs In my Office daily nom Q I'LL O'CLOCK
when not engaged in court
J D lMBODEN, Attorney at Law,
Mai and Uhirtaenth stIeets,
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with a
l full corps OF able and experienced instructors,
AAa under stlll more favorable auspices than here
o'o'e, will reopen on WEDNESDAY the 25th OF
september. lst7. The interest and advancement
Iae scholars shall receive the closest personal
1tsagon. Address
WILLIAM D. CABBLL, Principal
Norwood post office, Nelson county, Va.
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MUSIC CA r D. = Professor DE
VI rGSIELts opon 10 engagements for Vocal
.. .J.ns;rumeutal Instruction in Mnsic, at the re-
""E-n,e OF the pupil or 1T the Academy OF Music,
s.r !ght Piano, Harp, Guitar. Organ, Flute,
y-,..n, V!ooncello, &c, vocal instruction and
,,t.rre o! music. Consultatio may be made
-g.b i'm al the Academy Of Music. or at his resi-
ice corner OF Seventh and Marshall streets.
Grgsr MS. situation accepted. se 3ootr
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r ANE & MEADE'S SCHOOL.

I AN = g ME HDE > ioCHOVI.
Il First street between Main and Franklin;
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr.. HODlJAH
MRLDE will open the first session OF their school
ON the I'D September next.
" nile special attention will be paid to English,
ile PUPILS of this school will he thoroughly pre-.
persd for the University OF Virginia or the Vir-
.!uia Military Institute.
For further Information apply to either OF the
Principals box lS0 Richmond, Va.
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MISS PEGRAM'S ENGLISH AND
~ sRBNCH BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL
iElMuNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, l08 AND
%:fssti,h session Of this school will begin the
t.hsE DAY OF OCTOBER. Pupils intending to
AL a. lAa, time requested to notify Miss Pc:
S"'A al once. Circulars may be obtained OF
AZ ,aid Q: nessrs. STEVENS Il PEGRAM and
otyhGEL. BlBGOOD. age l0-lm
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

kVUTH ERN + EN- ALE lNoIIIU L.
- The next session Of this school Will! commence
90 the FEST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857
The Principal will be assisted by Mr.. GEORGE F.
AEsgr-.L, known for Years as one Of the most suc-
AOoS a graduate Of Mr. John lIart's excellent
teaool at Charlottesville, ard for the past seven
years an eminent teacher OF music and the higher
SS'aIcheo on Of English; by Miss MAG LEE; and In
The very best teachers OF music have been So
slied Especial attention will be given to the
preparatory department. For terms and other In
!yiMa;lOn address
;. !s-tOct7 D. LEE POWELL. A. N. ;. box 1928.
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Y1OR SALE.-A strong city, made TOP
i BUGGY, In excellent condition and but littis
nsad. may be bought low by applying TO
HENRY ELAOkE, Union hiI.
corner Twenty fourth and VsnAels suesas
se2s-H
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MR.. ERICSSON'S SCHOOL FOR
VI YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF GRACE AND
roUsHEE STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The
sixth session Of this Institution will commence on
ta- III Of October next.
The scarcity OF money has induced the Principal
to adopt the following rates:
Ad7anced English branches, IN CuRRENcY.....SeO
Ancient and NJ odern Languages, each. ..........
Music, Drawing, &c, professor's fees.
Vocal Music, FREE OF CHARGE.
opportunities will be afforded yoCiig adies not
attending tha school to join classes in Languages,
Literature, Drawing. or Music:
s.3-lms d. A. ERICSSON. Principal.
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at the conclusion of Mr. Morrissey's re-
marks the Chairman announced the following

at the conclusion of Mr.. Morrisseys re-
marks the Chairman announced the following
rs the executive committee:
J. E. Farrar (colored), 9. L. Harris tcoioreol
- Washman, p. Greene (coloredl. J. MOI
rissey, w. q. Mansfield, Peter '. Randoiph
(colored), Joseph M. Humphries, b. Boyd lco-
lored), and John A. Fitchett.
Washman, Mansfield, Randolph, and Hum
phres positively refused TO serve, and the fol-
lowing were appointed 10 fill the vacancies :
Rev: S. Jones (colored), John Freeman (co-
lored), - Hennessy, and I. Smith.
Cornelius Harris then arose, and started TO
make IN explanation of the charge of not be-
ing Republican, and receiving n bribe of 800,
on which charge he was examined, and then
elected fromthe position Of secretaryship of
the Colored Political Aid Society, when he
was interrupted by cries Of Hush" Go
on, - Stop your gab,' &c. He then flew from
the track on which he started, and commenced
a harangue about confiscation and equal
rights.
Joseph Cox, after Harris concluded his re-
marks, moved that the meeting appoint ten
delegates to attend the mass convention to be
held in the African church on the l4th of this
month
After much discussion it was decided that
the delegates should not be elected ut this, but
ut {. meeting to be held on Tuesday night next
at O'Clock.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMAHAC-oCroBER /, 1867.
Sun rises............ e.l0 Moon rises "a
Sun sets............. $50 High tide...,o.67
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DICHMoND CoLLEGE:-The mex

DICHMOND COLLEG E:-The next
HI session begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER,
1867.
instruction by Text Books and Lectures. Diplo-
mas granted in seven Independent schools.
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
- Der $15 90
number eoo ~. 'neo ..0..,............ 10 oc
Boarding, payable in three instalments lSo "
S265 OF
By messing for which facilities will be afforded,
the cost Of board will be reduced fully one half.
Tuition fees are payable one half October one
half February Is
Fusl, lights, and washing will cost about -.
per month.
ExPENsEs OF A STUDENT FROM THE CITY.
Matricuaton fees for three schools. $50 OF
PAYABLE S45 October remainder February 10
For catalogue and further particulars. address
the President, Box 404, Richmond.
au 9-2tawtW
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TMPO RTANT TO FAMILIES.
L MOuNTCASTLES STORK AND TIN

IMP RTANT TO FAMILIES.
L MoUNTCASTLE'S STORE AND TIN
DEPOT. No. $40 BROAD srR2K7.--We .GA
have lust received large lot OF the HvAr
latest improved STOVES, which makes 3snS
our assortment OF Parlor. Cooking. and
ior stoves from Ss TO $50 Cooling Stoves, com;
plete, $40 to $40 very large sizes, Sss S'''' AZ
Stoves warranted ss represented. Pin. roof.
Ing and Stove Repairing done at the shortsst no.
lice and on reasonable terms. All WORK "AtfAn'-
90 70 SissT ssT6Vss and RANGES formerly sold by
Aiso, 81, rran J. Z. M0UNfCA6TLk,
George otAH0's' No SO Broad street.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Ih have this day
soid my entire interest In the concern OF Ao,s
vius Hoo bS limitation on the 18th September is.5
pifins W J. G. GolR.
Rocky Mount, Va. August 81. 1857.
.andlw
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D0AHplNG AND DAY SCHOOL AT

nOAEDlNG AND DAY SCHOUL AT
Il sM:i.TA COURTH"USE,-Mi.s IRVING and
Mjss MASTERS VII open their school on the l9th
,,Yrh, Particular attention paid to French.
yrsic on the ri2no snd guitar. The school will
30 limited and will close July 18th.
Term. per half session, payable in advance
r,.rd Enslish and French tuition, 500; music
snd use Of piano, s?e
,,.JsT the immediate supervision Of Mrs. Masters.
90 ?s-?aw"w
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OF PARTNERsHIP.

i)LRE s. PECK We have this day dissolved
the partnership heretofore exist Ing between ns IN
the Commission business. Our books, papers, and
acconnts have been placed in the hands Of Gene
raj ]. D. Imboden, as our attorney, to- collect i'm
madistely what Is owing to us, and apply It to the
naymsnt of the debts Of the concern. Our said
attorney s authorized to- use the firms name IN
Settling with debtors and creditors and all setle-
ineh'' W. ~ H. q. PECK.
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VOL. XXXIII.
Educational.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID Mrs. r. TlNSLEY JOHNSON and DAUGH.
TERs. southeas corner Of Clay and Third streets
No. sol. se 23-tlO
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MA
IL THEMATICAL SCHOOL.-Mr. Pettigrew
having declined teaching. shall open MALE
SCHOOL on the lst Of October in the school-room
attached to Sycamore church, formerly occupied
by him. On and after the l6th Of September may
be found at my school room every day from to Il
o'clock. The patronage OF his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
So 2-eod2m* WILLIAM F. FOX, A. NJ.
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MISS s. S. RICHARDSON will re.
wi open her SCHOOL lst October. 1867, on Cary
street between Third and Fourth. Particular at
tention paid to Mat thenatics. Latin and French
taught in the school.
For fuither particulars inquire at No. aoS Cary
street
REFERsScEs.-pev. NJ D. Hoge, D. D., Rev.
William Brown, D. D.. Colonel William P. Nun
ford, Peachy X. Grattan, Esq. Sc l3-eod6w
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no TEACHERS OF sEMINARIEs

VHE TWELFTH SESSION OF MRS.
4 BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR BOYS will com.
mence on lst October at the residence of Mr.. A
l.. ELLETT, on Grace street corner Seventh. Fol
particulars, apply at Mr.. J. FL. GAEDN ER'S, neal
Monumental church. Broad street.
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A MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
n SCHOOL-limited in number, preparatory 70
the University of Virginia, opens FIRST MONDAY
IN OCTOBER and closes with an examination lasl
Friday in July Of each year.
Terms for session OF ten months Board and tui-
tion $500 payable $3.50 october lst $3.50 March let
For circular, &C., address MattoaX post-o omce,
Amelia county, Va.
iy 3O-2taw9wN WILLIAM b. HARhlSDN.
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MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM will re
isI open her school on the lsT OF OCTUBeR
She can be found at No. POP west Grace ,treet after
2ist of september. se 2l-tUl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-07
"Pain KILLER,

Which is our trade mark, We have tbo exclusive
right, which we have never failed 10 auslnin in
law, in any of the numerous notinna brought
against parties putting M or selling articloa IN
Ter that name, or onc so similar a. 20 m5lcaa
ibc public We wonld caution the public against
AL limitations of our preparation, either in name
or style Of putting mp. Tho Pain Killer is sold
Wholesale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers in
tho principal cities, and reiaied by Druggists.
Arothrcaries, and at variety shops generally
throughout the United States and British FRO.
Vncosi also, Ivy Druggals and Commission
merchants ut most Of tho foreign ports win
which the United States hold commercial re-
lations
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-07

From The best and purest materials, aud wtl
care that insurcl the most perfect umiolmity u
the medicine.
The reputation Of the Pain Killer has suffer
cl more or less from numerous coanterfliis ana
limitations, that have been issued from imo ta
lme, many of them VOL calculated to deceive
promising to cure diseases for which the PUN
killer is intended while they contain few IL
any properties IN common with IT, md a-.
rally entirely worthless 'rH o4.lmu 10 Irti-
meroua that, III 1854, to protect die public and
ourselves, We wen, tn heavy expense in rro-
''-iu. rs tliaitj steel petea Tor our Ia
brls; altering at tho aane timo, the shapo a
our bottles. from 0otagon to Hat panel, with
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer blown in the
fass On oun side OF each bottle s Gucly en-
etayei ikenegs u Perry Dag,s, Geo myonior at
he mcdcine On the other side vi each ia our
note OF baud, ns hacly engraved % counterfeit
9lich IS held to he forgery h} th9 laws Ut ug
tInitCl gtolcs.
10 ihr name If cur iNcdI irr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-07


We have often spoken Of lts grsat niedisiuria tom.
o ley high praise aud We have NJ often nt TINT All NJ
eond say in NJ favor would do iufnil iultice III
ono OF toH' inedleinfH Of which can spo tkaud ,
dagsivgly-lfom Experience; for We lave repggi, iiG
taken IL and invariably with tho hest results n d liz
greatest satisfaction. We always keep IL on hand rssv
for an emergency and we regard It got only as md, If
u" very best and mst reliable II melicues IN use 1r
Nous nus but as one 81 thn cheapest also It's cost by
The wRytha IL, the cost Of al the ingredients bf wi
It Is eomposed-has beeu considerably iurroaftd bmt tx
tree If the meduile has hpeu but very little alvnned
Is not likely thtt the popularity uayie Pain ilr
VIII N ay 1aasure decrtase,or that The duugnd fr ii
VIII IN The slightest de- decline until soma othor n
cihe iof aying pair and curing hr various complaints
ior when II ~ 20 generally ued, slti ha discovered OF
eqnal poteney with inf which thnte inms to p Hite
pohamnty. A'a remedy ihr sionHeh complaints auch
as anery, darfhea, Ne, the pain Killer Il without
doubt ppfurnased aud uyerywlefs most pftrvglv l..
demand One two, or three doses Of tea p1onfui rael
y VINE glass or milk aud waiar. with little sugar
have repeatedN within onr KNOWLEDGE eeetugly cured
serious trouble of This kind. Judgment should un.
louhtedly be used In not checking certain biapgs N
dmI mon too suddenly but saea at The proper time
y" ram hlisT VIII act like charm, ana frequently cuia
hen nui hine else will PrOriRears Atirtfiis.5
soli ~ all Druggists mar 10 am