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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-12

MAYORS CoUIr-MAroR MAYO PREsIDING-
TUESDAY MoRSING.--Ida Ferguson and Ella
Johnson were arraigned for assaulting ana
beating Amy Martin, colored. The whole
party was sent on 10 answer an indictment,
ach being required to give surety for her good
behavior in the sum of $500, and bail Tor her
appearance at the next term OF the Hustlngs
Court. ,
Charley Black, little negro boy, great rascal,
up for stealing At least once month, was ar
raigned for stealing two hams Of bacon from
Womble 4 Jones. The evidence in the case
cornered Charley so completely that he - ac-
knowledged the corn" He was sent under
the hill , .,.,
Sawney Magruder, colored charged with
assaulting Elizabeth Hayden and her daugh-
ter. colored, was committed in default Oh
surety. !,
Frederick Gerard, mulatto, was arraigned
for assaultiug and beating Preston Richardson,
colored. Gerard, who is an ex-penitentiary
convict was sent on TO answer Indictment,
beiug required to give surety for his 1uture
good behavior, and bail for his appearance.
Charles Briggs, small mulatto boy, charged
with breaking into the house OF Andrew Carr
and stealing an antiquated sugar. dish and
nor. bo tile half filled with blue liquid was
sent TO the Valley Inn 10 be cared Tor.
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FAREWELL TO OUR CoSPREREs.-The late
SUSPENSION of the Richmond Tines necessi-
tates the loss to the reportorial profession OF
Richmond of two of its valued aud esteemed
members, Messrs. F. d. Lee and M. B. God
win We take our fraternal parting with
these gentlemen with nought but pleasant
recollections of long period OF friendly inter-
course and with n high opinion Of their pro
fessional capacity. We tender them our best
wishes for the future, with the hope that ere
long they may once more be one OF us, quill in
hand and ready for the first item.
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Painful AccIDEST.-On Monday afternoon
a servant girl in the employ of Mrs. Whitlock,
at Bellevue building, on the corner Of Broad
and Twenty second streets, stepped upon 4
needle which was projecting from the crack of
the floor, when il ran about half way into her
foot and broke Off The accident causing much
pain, DIR. Knox was sent for but. after yari-
ous attempts to extract the broken needle was
prevented from doing so by the stout resist
ance offered by the girl. Should she persist in
refusing to submit to the operation, lockjaw
will probably result therefrom.
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WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-The hnai annlver-
s.rv ceIebra ton of the Graham Philanthro
pic and Washington Literary Societies OF this
college will take place on Tuesday evening the
18th instant. Messrs. Henry Edison, OF Nir-
been appoin ted orators Of the day and Messrs.
G. b. Stricken, of Virginia and 7. I. Eaton,
of Tennessee will receive the medals. Weac-
knowledge the compliment Of an Invitation to
attend the exercises.
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DIsrIyGuIsHED ARRIvALs.-Yesterday after
noon the following party reached the city
from Washington, and are stopping at the
Massachusetts Messrs. II. II. Colerdge, q.
w. Slack, R. NJ. Morse, Jr., George William
Bond, and Charles w. Stovey, of Massaehu-
sets John Jay, j. G.. Holbrook. L. B. Van
Buren,, G.. +. Noyes, OF New York; and
George H. Booker and Charles III. Gibbons, of
Philadelphia. The party comes partly for
political purposes and partly for pleasure.
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT AND THE COUNCIL
The explanation of the Council for their fail
ure to meet the President on his late return
from North Carolina will be seen in another
column. This explanation Is Satisfactory
The Iyouncil had urged Mr.. Johnson 10 spend
some time in Richmond on his return, and
expected some authoritative notice OF the time
of his arrival here, but received none.
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ursrIyGs Court OF M1GIsTRATRs.-The fol-
lowing business was disposed of by this court
Yesterday Present-Recorder Regnault ana
4 Aldermen Timberlake, Jones, Mccarthy, and
Bodcker
Michael Ward, for petit larceny, was sem
fenced TO thirty days Imprisonment i'll the city
iail and to work seven hours each day i'll the
chain gang.
James ii Tanner, indicted for unlawfully
defacing and injuring property not his own,
II. W. Hovey, charged with assaulting and
beating little boy named HotZe, was SEN
fenced TO thirty days confinement ana 10 pay
a fine of $50. c--.---
William Holloway, indicted for interfering
with policeman in the discharge OF his duty,
was discharged.
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.~B,rCHELoR's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.

LU.-s HAIh DlE.-This splendid HAIR DYE Is
TIE best in the world. The only true and perfect
..g-harmIe,s. reliable, instantaneous. No dis
... .4.uen,, no IidcUlous iiuts. Natural black
D. brown ymedIes the i'll effects of bad dyes :
t...o,4;ss the hair leaving ii soft and beautiful.
.as ,guuiny l. signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
L.F. Al others are mere limitations, and should
tr avoided. Sold by al! druggists and perfumers.
-c'.1y. i Barclay street, New York. Beware
off,. r...,arE-5- le IL
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MI SIGMA Rho SotIETI.-We have received
an invitation TO attend the final celebration OF
this society at Richmond College on the eve
ming of Thursday the 9th instant Mr. =. r.
James has been appointed essayist, ana +. ID.
Revnolds orator The latter gentleman gave
a fine audience n speciemen of his powers at
St, James church on last Thursday night, and
all who then heard him will look forward with
pleasure TO the day Of his appearance as an
orator Music will also add its charms TO the
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EIcHMOSD, August II, lsee
Dear Sir,-I tGcl bound to acquaint you Of the
worst Kind Of dyspepsia which l have been af-
rlcted with for the last five years, which feared
would tcrmin nate in consumption After my ply
,iyiaa became despaiTed, l then was persuaded
% seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
WI ch did and afttr tho use Of the four bottles
Purchased Of you, became as well as | ever was
ia my life. NV doctor remarked 1t had baided his
sA.ll. Nothing dissgresing with me In my diet.
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
We all err in yielding 10 the confidence OF our
rLs.iciaus. Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GooDB.
u. SIR. l. B,E,r. Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
NV l5-ts
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l. TO FAMILIES,

- !" PICNIC PARTIES,
aL4 al who love pare article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
q the very low price Of 81. so per gallon
determined TO keep pace nth the age In my pu.
,.ras- and 90 servs roy old patrons and Inc Popiio
with he best OF everything In my line s' inc
,uaIIes. proAt, have this day reduced the price
g.. NY
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
10 tlJg per gallon, and respectfully invite the al
!ylaou Of fmiIies, parties, pic. mics, etc. to TINS
reduction. with the assurance that all orders VIII
be tIlsd with pTOmptness and fidelity.
Send IN your orders 10 ,uor,
llC5 south side Of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank
Irr
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REGIsTRATIoS.-Gene eneral Schofeld on yes
terday issued a circular to the regis sterng OIL
GERS Of the State urging them to commence
regis tration, and 10 complete their work as
soon as possible He intimates to them that
because the time for registration is extended
to the 1st of September that does not necessi-
tate the taking up Of that time for the accom-
plishment of the work.
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CHANGE IL HEALTH ORDIyAScE,-The
lengthy session Of the Council on Monday
afternoon rendered 1t impossible for our re-
porter to remain until It's adjournment; and
an important change in the health ordinance
was made, which we omitted.
The section changed before the alteration
was made) required all persons reported for
not keeping their premises clean to clean them
at once; and II not able to do so at their own
expense, upon making oath TO that effect, an
order would be given by the Board of Health
upon the city scayenger to have the work done
ut the expense Of the city.
The ordinance, rs amended, requires that
the premises be cleansed at the expense Of the
owner, and not of the occupant or of the
city. To be plain when premises are report
ed 10 be in an unclean condition, the city
scayenger will be ordered to clean them at the
expense Of the owner Of the property occu-
pied.
The Council will meet again on Monday
next to consider several other health ordi-
nances.
DiSinfectonts.
In view of the approaching warm season,
and necessity, therefore, of guarding against
It's attendant diseases, il is advised that our
citizens use disinfectants freely We hear
from good authority that the gas-house lime is
among the most efficient Of them, nd that IL
can be obtained at the Gas Works at but little
expense
Ct,lrsrts.
AS will be seen by the published resolution
Of the Council, the time limited for entering
the city culverts has been extended ninety
days.
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ST. CHARLES HoTgL-FARE REDUCED. of all cur
popular city hotels there is none which offers
greater inducements to the travelling public than
the St. Charles. Besides afording equal accom-
moiations with any hotel in the city, the fare is
much below that charged elsewhere, it having
been recently reduced to $50 per day. We can
recommend the St. Charles as a pleasant place to
put up at. See advertisement.
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a QUESTION OF LAw.-The question mas
been asked whether the grand jury.of the Uni
ted States Circuit Court now i'll session is
composed of legally qualified jurors. The law
prescribes that the men composing II snail be
freeholdcrs, and we believe that the practice
of the court conforms tosthe laws ofthe State
EXCEPT so far as changed by the laws OF the
United States. Unless the law of Virginia mas
been oyerruled in this respect, If there IS 4
single Juror who is not a freeholder, every In,
dictment found by the grand jury Is nun ana
void. So, also. in regard to the petty jury,
which. in cases of felony, must be composed
entirely of freeholders. We are inclined 10
doubt Whether all the colored gentlemen called
upon to decide on the cases yesterday are Tree
holders.
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ApKEsTs.-Philip and Fanny Walker We're
arrested Yesterday on a charge of unlawfnlly
assaulting and beating, with intent to MAIN,
Conrad Baumhard. Both parties were bailed
to appear before the Mayor this morning morning .na
,hraatening TO Kill Camilla Hodges, was locked
up. .ho oa,,pre of a number
of stray hogs which have been placed ior SAFE
keeping in a stable near the Cehlral oePo''
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SENTENCE PARTLY RENIrrEp:If esteraay ,sh az
ment oosm as TO Imprisonment of Henry w Hoyey,
% of sIm nnIawfuiIy whipping a little boy named
Hotze and sentenced to thirty days mprisNn 1 sIH
ment in the city jail and 10 pay i, ie ths ~ fin
imposed' Hoyey was committed to jail Ia de-
fault. General Schofield, being applied TO,
issued an order releasing Hoyey, ana altee.lns
that the Military Commissioner OF hichlnohu
investigate the matter.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS AND
SUMNER REsORTs.-The DHily Disp0tci will DO
regularly mailed, for the whole or any part of the
season. TO our friends who msy visit the Springs or
any summer resort. Orders left at our counter or
sent by mail will receive attention.
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The SHOOTING AT EUKER's SALOoy.-We are
informed that n paragraph in yesterdays
DisDdtch gave an incorrect version OF this
affair Messrs Smith and Mesrule state that
no i'll feeling exists between them, and that
the pistol was accidentally discharged. We
cheerfully give their statement 4 place in our
cOlumus
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MEETING OF THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD
COMPANY The adjourned meeting of this COM
pany was held on Tuesday the lth instant.
James II. Cox, Esq, was called 10 the chair,
and ID. +. Woodbridge appointed secretary.
A letter from Mr. Macfarland, declining 4
re-election to the presidency, was read and or
dered TO be spread upon the record.
The committee appointed At previous
meeting - to visit the pits and report rs TO the
best mode of managing the business OF the
company" made 4 lengthy report, giving a
statement OF the condition of affairs At the
pits the history of the late disaster, and its
supposed causes, with suggestions fora change
in the management, and offering the following
resolution
"ReSoired, That it is the opinion of the com
mittee a competent person should br elected
president of the company by the stockholders,
with q suitable salary 10 be fixed by the
Board of Directors, with full authority and
power, by and with the advice Of the Board,
to appoint such agents and officers as he may
deem necessary TO give general and special
directions to all the affairs OF the company
The report was received and the resolu ton
adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to elect the Of
ficers and General Thomas NJ. Logan was
unanimously elected president : Messrs. j. IL.
Cox Il. A Lancaster, w. ii. Haxall, ID. Won
Grooming, and 4. y. Noting, directors.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETIYG.-
The teachers and scholars of the Sabbath
schools of this denomination held an interest
ing meeting Monday evening in the Third
Presbyterian church, on Church Hill.
Addresses We're delivered by j. Hall Moore
and J. ID. X. Sleght, Esq.
Special religious interest was reported in the
United and First churches.
The following table exhibits the state Of the
schools during the past month
Arerdqe AttenIiunCG.
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Classification of advertisements.

tNoTE.-AH advertisements are classified, as
they thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear frst under each headng.1
Advertisements received too late for ciassiica-
ton will be found at foot Of columns.
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RIrrRS BY A DoG.-A little SON of Mr.. Wells,
on Church Hin, was severely bitten by a
Vicious dog on Monday afternoon while at
NAV with some comrades. He WINS taken
home and his wounds properly attended TO.
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SMALL-POX-NACCISATE THE FREEDMES.-
Having heard recently of several cases of
smallpox occurring among the colored people
on the Westham plankroad, we take the occa-
sion TO suggest 10 the officers of the Freed
mems Bureau the propriety of yaccinating
this class of our population. In former times
masters were particular to adopt this safe
guard against the spread of disease among
their servants. Now, the latter, too ignorant
to feel the Importance of the preventive,
must look to others for protection from the
encroachments Of pestilence and plague. Du-
ring last summer, hundreds of colored people
died in the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth
who might have been saved by such precau-
ton as we urge.
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THE SOUTHERN OPINION is announced TO APP
pear on Saturday next. Mr.. Pollard is now
in the city, and has commenced his editorial
duties. BY announcement in another column
it will be observed that the first number of
the paper will contain the prize poe IN on the
Confederate Dead, besides other interesting
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AMERICAN
- BUSINESS COLLEGE.

EPEIEGPIELD, MASS.
Model School OF Trade, associatipg theory
with practice by a system OF actual business ops-
rauons which practically illustrate and simplify
the Science OF Accountability, Mercantile Ex-
change, Sc, in all their various relations he,
Gently removed 10 magnificent NEW CoLLe6E
BUILDING, erected at q cost OF tl?s 600. Acknow-
edged to be the best and most complete business
College ever established. 60,
Book. keeping, Commercial Caleuistons, ana
ticsi manner. Banking houses, Merchants En-
norium. and hftss n business omcss In daily ope-
rstion. thoroughly organized department OF
Nsrcantile Law. Physical Culture under skill
mi gymuast. Penmsnsbip taught by masters OF
the art Students enter ~ any time no par
ticular degree Of advancement required Ladies
and gentlemen prosecute their studies together,
averaged over six months In completing the pre-
seribed course Of study, and, as result, seven
sish.hs OF them have readily secured lucrative
situat,ons In business. Strict attention given TO
the mora and social welfare OF studenls.
Four spl 1ndid prizes OF SkVRhrY.Flyk DOi''
LARS will be presented December Is, 1891, to the
four graduates Who shall have entered college
best Improvement In book. keeping and business
writing Particulars In College Rsvisw' )us'
sDyfnsasld IL situated in the beautiful Connee-
ticut River Valley; has IS 900 inhabiisnn' =
city Of great business activity apd .nS Va Va
healthy and delightful place Of rssiasn's ~ Nv"
College Review. eireulsrs, etc. giving i1iI par; 9;
Sos.S "a t"i,SSnn ~ NAV bs had gratis. Persons
in pursuit Of the most eompis's saues''oas' '~s''
ties should sSGf: tSSis;'w ". sURsaAH. Pr;..id:n.
10 l2-3aws or.rs----. -, -
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BAsE-BALL-A match game was playea
several days ago between the Greyoacks anu nu
Jefferson Club, Of Church Hill, In which the
former were victorious. Greybacks-lo outs,
~ runs Jsfyerson--l6 outs, 10 runs.
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PETITIONS IN BASKRUPTCY.-Mes Turner
& Coke announce themselves prepared to file
petitions in bankruptcy.
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BANNER,

A CARD.-The unders gned, design.
N ing to carry on GENERA STAyE BQSI-
NESS in this city, desire TO purchase SLAVES in
any quantity, by contract or otherwise to be de-
lvered at their yard on the sonh side Of the dock,
adjoining Mayos tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages OF their
plan Of conducting the business they can offer in
ducements to parties to sell to them.
Post. lice address, box 10, Richmond.
Office opposite the toll. house on Mayo's bridge.
WILLIAM e. MAYO,
ROBERT III. FITZHUGH,
"a II Am Superintendent.
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MULES AND HORSEs.-A
Wl Just arrived at the EXCHANGE'
lin street, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG snd0O
WILL BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot Of hns YOUNG
HORSES suitable for farm purposes, which win
sell ct fair prices.
Invite the attsntioi Of the iarmer. and plant.
Srs Of North Carolina and Virginia 20 this superior
guilty and pnSs, [fs n-tsl JoU }, DAVIS.
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| " DIV" misufACTuRERs OF
STEAM pNCyNvs SAW MILLS GRIST HlLLS,

STEAM ENGINES saw Mills. dRIsT MILLS.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES, &C.,
are again In business corner Cary and seventesptS
fATEkT ENGINE, the rsatest thing now out
., a.so, our Improved osciLLATIs9 kEGiSS;; ,;
EhGlsE reauired. All persons Wishing 70 buy
VII DO well 70 eau and see then before puIsh s;ing
sAtwhsYS. MS-y
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NROCKERY.-SPR1NG TRADE, 1867.
~ We are now receiving a very large stock Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHsNWARE,
which We offer at wholesale and retail at very low
prices.
: Merchants, hotels, and families supplied on the
best terms.
All persons wanting goods in our line will hnd
IL 10 their interest to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
KELLOGG 4 GIBSON,
Importers and Dealers In
China, Glass, and Earthenware,
1917 Main street
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r---B,kER.s PREMIUM BITTERs.-A

crr..iU and infalIible remedy for Dyspepsia, Agus
I'D Fever, General Debility, &c. For saie by all
druggists In the city OF Richuond and elsewhere.
orders promptly filled by addressing
{. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 333, Richmond, Va.
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,..sur s,rRr JAMES l.. hAURY,
KoBRRTT. BROOKE.
sI- X. ii. MAUKI CO.,
(E5TABLIsHED IN 1887
RAEKBRs AND BROKERS',
No lcl< NJ ain street,
trs. house below the post-ofes1
RICHMOND, VA.
sTRRLIYG EXCHANGE, GOLD AND slLFEh'
BANKEOTBs, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and CoLLECTloNe
MADE on all accessible points In 'hs oh.s'
hElet.
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LF- JOHN J. WERTH,
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW THE PosT-OFFICS,
I. rrspared 10 furnish to strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BITUMlNOUS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any pant Of the city.
Nnipferior FUEL viii be sid on any terms,
rre object being to give satisfaction in all cases
NV ls--ts
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ss- GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Is- GREAT EXCITEMENT!
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
Ers;neFs Suits a'......................"..S7 %
L'-Lt Cashmere Suits at................ %
s'h-I.Xcd Cashmere Suits at........b w
SAX mixed Cashmere Pants a!....... %
Cashmere Pants -rom................. eV 10 - w
itch DC--kin Pants at................ w
Shirts Of all qua titles from............ o0to 90
F.,. fr r, - 75to so
And o,her goods at prices not to be surpassed III
IL, city, at ISAAC GREENTREEs
Sll Broad street,
Nv g5-ts between Eighth and Ninth.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD C0MPASY,l
RICHMOND, May 7, 1857. :
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD
N OF DIRECTORS of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held at the Office OF the CON-
pany in the city OF Richmond on the I'd instant
the following resolution was adopted:
"ResOlued, That the delinquent stoc ockholders be
required TO pay the balances due on their stock in
three equal instslments-viz., on the 18th Of May,
30th OF May, and 18th Of June"
The stockholders referred TO are requested to
pay the req equsitions promptly and thus facilitate
the completion Of the road to Covington.
nv s-tlsJe J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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ID E D DIN G'S
RUSSIA SALvE,
ESTABLISHED lsos,)

RUSSIA SALvE,
ESTABLISHED lso6,)
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER BOX,
is the Universal Remedy for
Burns. scalds, Cuts, Bruises, and all Fresh
Wounds for Chillblains, Chapped Hands,
Piles, and Old Scrofulous Sores, Erup-
tions, Blotches, Salt Rhuem, and all
Cutaneous Diseases.
EDDING'S RUSSIA SALyE
is a purely vegetable ointment, made from the
very best materials, and combines in itself greater
healing powers than any other preparation before
the public. It's timely application has been the
means Of saving thousands Of valuable lives, re-
lieying vast amount of suffering. and wherever
used has proved itself in reality BOON TO SUP
PERISG HUMANITY.
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL
USE OF THE RUSSIA SALvE
Isl NOBLE GUARANTEE OF
ITS INCOMPATIBLE VIRTUES
ASA HEALING OINTMENT.
Tho very large sale Of REDDING'S RUSSIA
SALVE during the past sixty years has given rise
to hundreds Of unworthy limitations. but through
out all opposition the RUSSIA SALVE maintains
its supremacy as a RELIABLs preparation, having
a steady and permanent sale, and never deteriora-
ting In quality by age climate, and Is sold to
dealers at price enabling them to realize gene
rous profit by its sale.
For sale by all druggists and apothecaries.
REDDlNG & CO., Proprietors,
lt-am Boston, Massachusetts.