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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30
By James NJ Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office s2l Main street,
three doors below SpotswOod Hotel.

TrRUSTET'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 ZEAL EST ATE, ON THE NORTHEAST COR
.ER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, FOR
E5LEA AuCTIOH.--By virtue ola deed OF trust
executed 10 me as trrstea, TO secure the payment
of certain notes herein mentioned bearing date
the 9th day of July. 1855, ana recorded IN the
Clerks ctIi Ga OF the Hu.tngs Court Of the city Of
Richmond, and at the reluest oftha beneficiary In
said deed will proceed to sell at pnblic auction
on the PROMISES on MONDAY the 9th day OF De-
cember 1867, o'clock y. NJ. II fair, Il not, tn
next fair dav thereafter, tho large TIL kEs- sIohf
BRICK TENEMENT situated at The northeast
corner of Main and First streets, and the BR tCh
BUILDING in the r~ar, used as school-honss.
The said buildings, having been recently repair
ed are now In good order. This lot fronts on
MAIN street sboul sixty feet running back ABOUT
l6l feet.
TERMS: Enough cash TO pay the expenses OF sale
and to nav two no.es--one for IL 1922, due jar
arv H. 1857, ana one for l,!Sl 81, with interest
from the loth day OF July 1867 and tho balance on
such terms as may be agreed upon on the day OF
sale. tMES H. = ioH. trustee.
sale conducted by JAMES ii. TAYLOR Il S0S,
AUctioneers. no 20
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rEmUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
i Lot IN DUVaL'S ADDITION, NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUSE BY virtue OF deed Of tru: {
executed 10 the eubrcriber' by John 4. "!ttei
dated 18TH June, 1866. duly recorded in Henr.co
County Court, shall, in execution theraof, pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, the premises, on
M0HDAY December ID, 1897. at ! O'Clock +. n,
IL fair, II not. the next fair day thereafter the
ell RSraTi located a. above, and in rear 81
u. Residence OF Mr.. Emanuel Rebman The lot
has front Of 77j feet and a depth o! $50 feet on
which stands framed tenrAent, occupied by John
Griffin; aso, stable, slaus hter-h oroe, &c.
'fEsss: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses Of
sale and 10 pay of bond Of $500, with Interest,
from 18th Jun-, 1906, until paid and ~ 10 thu resi-
hour or sale.
iO2l FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoRK RrvZX)

RTcHMoED, October 70, 1851. }
NEW LINE. TO BALTIMORE, &CR.
~ FOLK, AND THE FoLLo%IEG p0lETS
BEYoED-yIZ., PHlLA DELPHIa, B 'SrQE, GIN
CLIMATE, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. PhRNaES.
BURG CUMBERLAND, AND WHEELING
Freia hit received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS st
this depot no to O'Clock T. 81. Tor the abov.
points and forwarded with dispatch and At Yea.
sonable rates. Passengers for Baltimore AMI Phil.
adelphia leave ~ ! O'Clock 4. N. on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore early next
morning, and Philadesphia that night Fare-TO
Baltimore 81; 10 Ph tladelpbia - 3d. Passengers
for Norfolk and intermediate landing l. av. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ~ !
O'Clock :. N. freight Tor Norfolk NJ iutermsti-
ate landings received Mondays. Wedue days, anI
Fridays Passenger and freight train leaves every
day nj o clock A. NJ. for White Eousa. Freight
received every day up to O'Clock T. NJ, Sunday
excepted.
Shippers observe the following directions:
From BoarOs TO hICHNuSp.-Msrk your goods
Union Line" and ship by Boston and provi.
dence railroad. care OF the Richmond and YORK
River Railroad Linc," pier No. Light.srea:
VIII arf. Baltimore.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RICHMOHn. -Forwart
ali goods by the "Philaielphia and Bailim#r-
Union Line" Is north wharves, PhiladeIpa
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line i.yr
No. Light. street wharf, Baltimore
FKoM BALTIMORE TO EICEMoSD.-Nbip ri goods
by the ''Richmond and York Eiver Faj.rolt
Line" A. EEEVAAM soHs, AEents, pier No..
WILLIAM 2 E"OS,
General Freight ana Tirket gent.
CAPTAIN JOgN Il. FREEMAN,
puss "a Erp iy1,. .Tr.v
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ROBERT q. HAURT. 'AAhs \. AAoSi
RoBERrT. BROOKE.
~ r. H. MAURY Il CO.,
(seTABLrsHRp IL 1897
BANKERS AND BROKERS
TO- lols II ain strest,
rrst house below til Q post-onss.
RICHMOND, VA.
sTsRLIN6 EXCHANGE, GOLD AID slLFEE,
pAHKHOTEs, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BoEDsand
STOCKS, Ss.,
bought snd sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points IN tho united
States. 10
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Sa1ecSHL Notices.

BE BREEDEN & BOX,
no. 4ol BROAD STREET.
are opening this lay large lots OF
WINTER DRESS GOODS AND CLohhs,
from New York auction sales OF the past week, at
GREAT SACRIFICE
In prices.
Also, full stock OF
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
STILL GREATER REDUCTION
10 which thew invite the attention OF wholesale
and retail buyers. no |s-ot
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CAPTAIN JOIN 3. FRkbMAN,
Passenger ard Freight Agent. &C 20

GREAT SHORT kCufE 70 THE
X NORTH, East, IND |4ST, IA Tl'h
STATES NAL rWlGg D ia VIZ 55 Ii
WITH NEW PATENT SbEEPl&G CHAPS Oh
ALL rRAiES.-TLg THROUGH TRIMS - III,
road are run f.om Tie southern toUnirG' -
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD aSD Li@asH
Ths B, TaiiRSG6dH MAILrRAIy leave. g,sh.
mond daily 1T 1885 i. NJ, arriving m WaFall>.
ton at 5.55 P. IL. conaecflr. win TIA .arly ~.
ternoou express trains FOR tbs .'or.h, Ees., 49,
Thg EIGHT THRoUGH NAIL TRAIN, With p1s.
CANT csrs supplied with tho new patent sl=rt1@z
chatrh attached, leaves Richmond 4NtlV 10 s&af.
M Sulfdays excepted arrivlng washington
at o.l5 A. 81, connecting VIII the early moIl'
Ing trains for the Eorth, sac. and Wee!
The ACCOMMODATES, TiAAlT, with local ~.
pres- packaSee, leaves Richmond daily iSG.GeJs
EiEkth streets, At Ss' r ", arriving In Ere@s.
qId5 caHck Ars s"6 TS'T@SS S
Baltimore Philadelphia, Nag York, Boston, ald
all the principal cities in the Vast.
For further Information ANA through tCEs's 2 f.
ply at the Office Or tho company, conner Broad ard
Eighth streets, &hockoe n.!, md al tho ticket
Office, corner Gyrd and Eighth s.reess, ,,,,.,r
General Tieko, gent:
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. aD:'
RICHMOND Ayn PErGxaBrKe RAILROAD Co.,t
RICHMOND. Va, Aug st -, 1861
TRAINS ON THIS Road LEAVE
l. the 3epo, corner OF Eighth and BYRD stree.s,
EXPRESS TRAIH daily Except Ion4sysl =.
THRoUGH MAIL daily atl:DP. II.
FREI0HT and ACCOMMUDATIOS daily tex.
eept Sundays 1880 NJ.
a. fas south a. Augusta Ga. and At Petersburg
with trains Of the So uthstde railway.
The lao p NJ Train makes CLOSE End sure con.
nectons with trains for ali point south - far IS
Orleans. Petersburg "A
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Pilkinton, Pulliam q Co..
Inctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.


No. Is Pearl street.
TOR SALE ABDUCTION, 4 BEAU
TIFUL RE.IDEECE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER tn the a Ieqnsbbi OF auction on
nremises, at 81 o'clock p. on FeiDAl the 18th
Of November 1857, HE bea ful nEe nsh ", ana
danca Of Gsneral Logan, located on the cas-. side
OF BIakely or Tenth street, Manchester, va. Inc
dwelling contains eight rooms, po.chss In front
s,ab1a &c. on the lot The Il fronts les fset on
Blakeiy or Tenth street, and rms BACK IS! leet.
The garden is excellent: contains, IN ADDITION 10
the Usual shrubbery, choice variety oil lruit
Terms: one-third cash; balance In one and
two years, with interest; deferred payments
'seD'eu W " PmKTvToH. PULL1AM s. co.
Owing to the coma i'i.a o. the weather. the above
sale is postponed un,ii 4 o'c.ock T. III. MoHDaI'
Tn no "a 80 o9S' PlLKlHToN, PULLIAM co.
By Bowman & Stroock, Auctoneers,
No, u Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
BOOTS. SHOES. DRY GOODS, CLLTHIEG,
20 We viii offer for sale at our auction, roc ms
on TUESDAY the Sd Of Itecem osr, at lC o'clock
large assortment OF sEAsoSAbLb dooDs' con-
s MiIanEssaEsTER BROWN sHEETIEG and SHIRT
SOCIAL MILLS BLEACHED sHEETlNG and
SHIFTING,
DRESS GOODS,
DLLAINES,
PLAIDS,
CHECKS,
LINsEYS,
JEAN,
PRINTS,
Innings,
SlLlClAe.
CANVASS,
ITALIAN CLOTH,
BLACK BEAVER,
BLACK BHoALCLOTH,
CASSlMEEES,
wHITEand CoLoRED. BOSOM sVIRTs.
CASHMERE ard FANCY SHIFTS,
ASDKERCHILFS,
EECk-T iES
LAhIES' aud G aNT's HOSIERY,
HOODS,
SoHTAGS,
CAPES.
SCARTS.
PNnp SKIRTS.
VALISEG,
TRUNKS. sc.
large line Of sn"Sonahla READY-M MADE
CL0THIEG. HArS, ard UMBSELhAS;
200 cases Of Mems, Boys, WOmcn's, and Misses
BOOTS, SHOES, BEodASS, and BALM"-
ALSO,
very FIRE assorment OF Ladies and Misses
fashionable SACKS, CLOAkS, and Ladies
FANCY FUhS.
These goods are al seasOnable and the atten-
ton OF the trade 10 respec fully called to th sale
TERMS OF SALE: All snins under SlOe, cash ; I'M
der $500 sixty days: over hat amount, ninety
days, with approved endor sement.
''''' '"''' ~ BOWMAN sTRoHCK.
no % AUctio1e ers.
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iRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
uEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES,
II MULES, COWS, PONY, Sc, AT AUCTION.
THISDAY at 10 o. clock We will sell at the horse
lot, on Council Chamber Hill, p,rcgr rpncr
very superior HEAVY DRAuGdI TkuCh
pair frat class MULES.
SPhlHG DRAY WAGON,
Several SADDLE and HARNESS HOSES,
avery good MICH COWS.
CANADIAN POEY, four. years old, perfectly
sound and genie, suitable + n lady or
small boy. COOK LAUGHTon,
no 20 auctioreers.
II WILL SELL AT AUCTION, N
1 rear Of the Ballard House, AT 10 O'Clock, q
medium size young borse-sound, very fast trot.
ter in harness and walker under TIE saddle. also,
six desirable we'll broke draught Horses, several
very large. Also a Mule, Double Ambulance,
and a Coal Cart in good order. Y. PORTER
FIELD TAYLOR, l4:7 Main street. Residence, All
Seventh street. no SIT
BY E. A. Willis, Auctioneer.
NLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &C., AT
~ AUCTION will be sold at auction, at my
store, I447 Main street, THIS MOANING at 10
IS CLOTH FRnCK and ovERCOATS,
so pairs PANTS, assorted styles;
A large lot BLACK CLOTHS,
CLsSlMERES,
SATlNETS,
Mems and women's SHOES,
and large lot OF FANCY GOODS.
EDRlS a. WILLIS, Auc'ioneer
The above sale will be continued at half-past
O'Clock ?. NJ, to which will be added L large lot
MERINO SHIFTS and DRAWERS, &c.
no 80 Is. a. w.
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In consequences OF tho inclenrency. OF the
weather on kRlDAI the 2sth November, the gales
of the above THREE PIECES OF PROPERTY are
postponed unti1 MONDAY NEXT, the I'd Decem
ber at IL O'Clock NJ.
no 20 H G. & A.
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TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS IN
MANCHESTE2, At THE CORNER OF ALLEN
AND Porter STREETS, FOR SAILS AT NC
TION VIII ba sod at auction on the premises.
on FRIDAY tho 10Th OF November. 1867, at I
O'Clock P. NJ, the two FRAMED TEN ENTo
located az above. They ara beautifully loca'sd.
Each contains three rooms, besides kitchen, &c.
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPEEsON,
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y storehouse OF Messrs. Christian, ga Il Co.,
Main street and Locust alley. on. TUESDAY the
81 DAY Of December next, commencing at IL
o'clock 4. NJ the following property, to satisfy a
distress warrant in my hands in favor Of Lewis
Webb as christian, Lea & Co.-viz.:
RECtlViNG TUBS,
10 En Trying TUBS,
lLaRGE RECEIVING TUB,
IL dozen CLARET WINE,
Lot EMPTY WHISKY BARRELS and
KEGS.
icon SAFE IN good order,
OFFICE DESKS,
STOVE,
lCARPEr.
COMMON DESKS, and
Lot SHNDRlES.
The attention OF d.st!llers is particularly called
TO this sale.
Teams: Cash.
no 25-tds JOHN w WRIGHT, S. C. K.
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.Re1J .Est0te for Sale.
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperaon, Auctionser:
and Real Estate Agents.

WE OFFER FOR SALE pr
w VATEJT IAIIuEI'S MILL, IN HAN0-
YER COUNTY, lwsnty-'hree mi!es from Fich-
mond, and about eight miles from shland, Yer
don, aud Hewlet;s depots The mill is furnished
with two pair stones for grinding corn, and one
pal! for wheat. cotton Kin cob cru-her. and circu
lar saw, and is supplied with never-faiing sup
ply Of water from the South anna river. The
dwelling house contains six rooms, and all nec=s-
saTy ont houses
attached to the mill are SO s6-loc acres Of land,
mostly arabic, and producing WELL small or
cbard &C.
From its location, by spacial attention to the
milling business, 4 most profitable Investment
may be made.
TERMS: accommodating. Apply to
HARRISON, G0DDIA APPERS0N.
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AUcSJ071 Sales,
ByI N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.

DIV I. n. OUcKH, Il uCtIUHVeI'
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.
ELEGANT FEATHER B f D 8 !,
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, AT AUC-
TON u will sell at my store THIS Saturday
MORNING. the 3oth instant at 10 o'clock,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAUS and CABl-
NETS,
JENNY LIND and GOTTA GE BEDSTFAns.
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT WARDRObES,
OFFICE DESKS and BOOKCASES,
sIDEBoARDS, MARBLE.TnP WASHsTANDs,
PARL0R and other TAI tES,
suPERI 1'H: Hair Il and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
One excellent DoUBLE-BARREL GUN, Stub
Twist,
and a variety Of other goods.
Consgnments received up to hour Of sale.
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T AND FOR SALE IN CHESTER
IL FIELD COUNTY, offer for sale a tract Of
valuable Ian u containing oSE HUNDRED
ACRES. This land lies eight miles from Rich
mond on the Courthouse r ad ttOu. ore and A
half miles from Eice's turnout, en- the Richmond
al Petersburg railroad. This LAID If aDout one
half cleared, ard 4 good portion in cultivation
There Is a sprirg OF good water near a beautiful
place for building, ard also never falling stream
on the east side. which there is scme excellent
swamp land.
II this land ia no. sold bafera the 10th day OF
December it will be sold AZ auction thar day at
y o'clock
For further information apply to ROBERT A.
CLARKE, who lives near the premises.
10 23-3tS*
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MISERABLE HOTEL PRDPE2TY
FOE RBnT, IN TIE T'WH CT CoVING-
TON ALLHGHANY GGU"TY. Val will rent
to the highest bidder on the 10th day OF Dscem-
bsr 1857 in the town of CovinSton, the above
property, with large tables. which are situated
IT the present terminus OF the Virginia Central
RAILROAD.
The passengers to and from he various Springs
rsma n in Covington one night. The capacity OF
the two hotels now IN the town has been iusnii
Gent TO accommodate this years travel: The
Chasap-aks aud Ohio railroad will be opened
next spring. and further comment on tne ouolness
nrosnrcts of this tow n j. UNNECESSARY.
In addition 10 the anova, Will rant at the same
placs and time'a comfortable D~ ELLlSG anu d
email STONE house.
no 27-l5t FL" MON Album.
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sLnAM,S CONDITION. POWDER

as the larreu. sale Of any Horse and Cattle Mediein
In this country. II Is composed Of horbs and rots an
for miIdncss safety certainty and thorouGhnesa stand
prc-eminsntly at the head Of the list Of Horse aS
Cauls Medicines.
It carries oil all groes humors prevents horses frs
becoming stiff laundering, purlhes tho blood loosen
the skim and gives II asmooth and glossy appearauc
cleaaes the water aud strengthens every part OF th
body. II 10 also safe and certain remedy for cough
aud eolds, which generate 90 many fatal diseases.
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TAN BARK FOR PoTAToEs.-This
subject is brought before the farm
ers Of England, by n communica,
ton 10 tho Mark Lane Express
NJ. R. B. Bamford claims thirty.
FIVE years practice and experience
In this matter and has issued q
pamphlet giving his method Of us
ing Il. which is in brief tho follow.
ing: He docs not out his potatoes
for setting, but acts them whole, and
the largest he can select. The
rows are thirty inches apart, and
the potatoes are put nine inches
from each other in the row. The
land is plowed only eight inches
deep, ,treads the manure firmly In
the burrows, puts in the tubers
and covers them 10 with tau refuse
nine inches deep. instead Of earth
ing up. In this way he reports
that in 1857 he raised 676 bushels
Of potatoes mot a rotton one among
lbem--to the acre, with nothing
but waste tan as q covering. This
ls OF griat Importance, tho tan re-
fuse being Of little or no value, and
Il il cau be put to 30 important and
advantageous a use as in this case,
! shonsd DO widely known and
oractised.
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Valuable Farm
for Sale.

HNHE FARM BELONGING ToTnE WIDOW
j and heirs Of George W. Shoemaker, dee,
SITUATED about two miles North East OF Pleas.
antullc, in Walnut township, Fairfield colnty.
Ohio,is now offered for sale on private terms.
l., The Farm contains about lis acres OF
fniIA land, ofchoice Walnut andSugar soil, md
Carriage-house, Meat-house, Wood.house, and
sprlng-h -house;at the latter place there are fro
very large Springs, of good limestone water;
also good spring near the Barn, and a stream
o. water running through the Eastern portion
the youngest just beginning to bear. Clear
session II desired. 80, -
For terms enquire Of the owners on the prem.
isSs, or OF the undersigned, &c. HITE.
Pleasantville, o., Dec. IL, lsoo-tfso.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false irizzles, yourswltches,
your wig
Destructive.of comfort, and not worth fgi
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
nd rejoice in your own luxurinnt hair.
REPAkATOR CAPILLI.
Forrestorng hair upon bald heads (from'what-
ever cause It may have & lien out and forcing a
growth OF halr upon tho face, 1t has no equal,
twill force the beard TO grow upon the smooth
est face IN from Ave to eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads In rom two TO thieo months.
A'few ignoranti practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that will force. or hasten tho
growth.of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, a. thousands ofliving Witnessed from
their own experienco) can bear witness. But
many will say, how are we to distinguish tho
genuine from the spuriousl ltcertanly IS ditf-
cult, as nne -tenths OF the different Preparations
advertised for the hair and beard are entirely
worthless, and you may have already thrown
away large amounts IN their purchase, To such
we wonld say, try the Reparator Cappilli; It will
cost you nothing unless 1t fully comes up to our
representations. II your Druggist does not
keep Il, send ny one dollar and we vii forward
II, postpaid, together with receipt for the mo-
ncy, which will be returned you on application,
providing entre Satis factionis not given.
Address, W. L, CLARK& CO.. Chemists,
No awest Fayette Street, Syracuse. n, ".
Feb. u ~. ly.
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EXCELSIORl EXCELSIOR II
CHASTELLAR's
HAIR EXT Err NJ INATOR!

=" A'""'oo'"J D"P0'y'"""o 11"H'
To the ladies' especially, this Invaluable depil.
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from any part of the body, completely, totally
and radically extirpating the same, leaving the
skin soft, smooth and natural. This is the only
article used by the French, and is the only real
etiectualdepilatory In existence. Price rs cents
per package, sent postpaid, TO any address, on
receipt ofan ORDERLY
BERGER, SHUTS co Chemists,
2S5 River Street, N. Y.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Sg SPns ISr two SW,or DoadSrs ddS,s q =,
shortnotice and in the best etyle, II desired
they will be sentby mail postage paid Gall at
the rooms over Slocupl's Drug Store, on Center
ALLEY, aud examine my hne specimens before
ordering pictures elsewhere, and be con WINGED
th,tI can suit you both in price and artistic
work, as we'll as any operator in this section.
II good work and low prices are wanted, conf.
dently expects liberal share OF the public pat.
onage.
Lancaster, Aug. .. lsSe.--ly O. W. BoRAH
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Suffer no More


When by the use OF DR.. JoINvILLEs ELK
IR yon Gao be cured permanently, and at a
trding cost. =
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medcinefor Physical and Herv::
Gus Weakness, General Debility and Prostra-
ton, Loss OF Muscular Energy, Impotency, or
any ofthe consequences OF ofyouthful indsCretion,
renders IL the most valuable preparation ever
discovered.
twill remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement. incapacIty to study or bust
ness, loss Of memory, confusion, thoughts OF
sef-destructIon, fears ofinsanity, &c. twill re-
who have destroyed 1t by sensual excess or
evil practices.
Young Men, be humhugged no more by
"Quack Doctors" andignorant practitioners, but
send without delay for the Elixir, and be at once
restored TO health and happiness. perfec;
cure isguaranteed in every instance. Price, 81,
or four bottles to one address, 81.
One bottle sufficient to effect a eurein all or.
| dinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JoINvILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure OF Gonor'
ture, and all affections ofthe Kidneys and Blad
der. Cures effected in from one TO 1--WE days.
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and never nauseatt
the stomach or impregnate the breath. Nc
change ofdiet is necessary while using them
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price, 81 perbox.
| Either Of the aforementioned articles will b.
sent 10 any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, on receipt OF price,
Address all ordersto
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO, Chemists,
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N.
Feb II. i67.Iv