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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-13
By Cabell & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lI13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
4 ABLE BRICK TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
FOKMEBLY KEuWE As "DIB EELLSn To-,
GATED on CAKV BETWEEN TWENTY-F First
AND TwENTY-sECGND STREETS, For SALE
AT ADCTION.- virtue OF deed Of trGst exc X;
cuted to the subscribers by D. Won Groning and
wife, dated on the 18th Of april, 1867, duly re-
cord ed in richmond Hustinss Court Clerks office,
we shall. in execution thereof proceed to sell &C
public auction, on the premises, on TUksDAf
EVENING the 2lst OF January, 1868, at! O'Clock,
the REAL ESTATE conveyed In said deed
namely, two certain LOTS OF UROUND lying and
being in the city of Richmond. on the north side
Of D or Cary street between Twenty first and
Twenty -second streets, fronting on Cary street.
the first 1872 feet and running back between paral-
lei LINES 10 feet the second l26 feet, and running
back 1t3 feet This property is coupled by new
and large BRICK 'BACCO WAREHOUSE, con.
venlently supplied with sheds. which rerder 1t
attention OF psrnons desiring property in an iu-
proving part Of the city
For Il further and fuller description, parsons are
requested to apply At our office.
TERMS Enough in cash to defraT the expenses
OF executing his trust and to pay OF the de6t 81
cured by the said decd, amounting to S2B. S5.d2,
with such amount OF interest IS may nave &c
crued III ereon and to the residue, on such
terms as to said Won Groning may at the hour or
sale make known. The taxes for 1858 to be paid
by tn purchaser.
1t is probable that the terms Of the deed requi-
ring the purchase money to be paid In cash Will
portion thereof In cash. and the balance to be
paid on reasonable credit
isn JAMES JAMES + PL AhtPhESTFSn' Trustees.
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SHESIFFS SALE.-Will be sold at
- public auction. to the highest bidder, at Glen
THURSDAY, January 10th 1858, 1T 10 O'clock A.
NJ. the following property-to wit One large
twelve large fermentsrs, one large beer tub, one
copper beer pump and fixtures, two large mash
tuba two dou6lers and pipes line of shaf,ing, two
receivers, two water tanks, one still and copper
worm: one patent box for eondensing. two yesst
tubs, large 10: OF iron and copper pipe, and the
entire fixtures OF distillsry, or SO much Of the
In favor Of g. Darlington Watkins, and exec utlons
IN favor OF Arnold, Pisks s Co., Psherty NC
LaughlaD, In my hands against a. CIsndsninr
JOSEPH u. WIDEN, Deputy Sheriff
c,,.,oa Chesterfele county Va.
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DITUMINOUS COAL.

am now prepared to furnish my friends and the
public generally with
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP,
HAIL, AVERAGE,
and SMITH COAL
in large or small quantities.
ANTHRACITE COAL constantly on hand and to
arrive, at market prices:
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
IA, n 1r,
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AWcMoe Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin e Appenon, Auettonse,,
and Resl Estate Agents.
u,pusTEys SALE OF HOUSE AMI

TIROSTEES SALE UF HUUBE AND
LOT. IN DUyLLB ADDITION. NEAR no
THE Aims. HoUsg.--By virtue ois desd Of trust
Satsd I2.h June, 1855, dnlT recorded in Henren
County Court. shall, In execution thereof, Dro.
coed TO sell at public auction on the prsrisss On
n fsir r. not. the next fair day thereafter, ths
REAL ESTATE located as above. and In rear of
~ Tasideuce OF Mr. Emanuel Rebnan Tho In,
has front Of 774 feet and depth OF 2so feet On
which stands q framed tenement, occupied By
John Griffin also. stable; siaugher. house, DC.
.aIa and TO paw OF bond OF 5000, with in,s,s.
from I2th June 1896 until paid and as 10 Inc real,
due, upon acch terms az shall be announced at the
noun oi 'Af' FREDERICK BRAUIR. Trustee,
The above real estate was sold on the I'd Decsm.
bsr 1857. and purchased by Lewis DELL vho
having failed to comply with the terms Of SALE thu
same Will be re sold at his risk and cost.
iaS FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustes
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SMOKING AND CHEWING TO-.
- BACCo, Of superior quality, iust 7scsivsd:and
sjss STEVENS, pRaRAA & 90. 4
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WHITE LABoRERs AND HOUSE
NY SBRvAHTS.-I am now prepared to fur.
nish to the citizens OF Richmond and thu country
generally all classes of WHITE lARQRRkS ana
from European countries.
Applications should be IS specific as possible ~
TO qualifications, character OF service 10 be ger
formed, wages offered, term OF service, &c.
1872 81 sast3 J. d IMEoDEk,
Virginia Central Land Agency,
$3.50 corner Main and thirteenth streets.
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GOAL AND WOODEN hand and
I for sale at the lowest market rates, the best
article OF ANTRRAClTE COAL; sold by Te,gnt,
HILL LUMP COAL, ard OAK and PINE MOOD.
ONCE, 1850 Main street, opposite Ola Market
GU ~ 20 '' CHARLES II. PAGE.
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By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor aud Franklin streets.

By Cook LauGhton, Auctoneers,
Corner Governor aud Franklin streea
COUTHERN FOUNDRY, MACHINE
- BY, LARGE LOT or CASTINGS, IRON, PAT
On T0EsDAY the 18th instant, at II o'eleck, we
viving partner o. the late firm OF Eddins s Bran
dry, situated in rear OF Shockoe Warehouse, all
of the said establishment, embracing the
FOUNDRY BUILDING,
ATURBIHE WATER-WHEEL,
FURNACE,
PE0hGH cAsrIaGs,
HOLLOW WARE,
STOCK OF METALS,
PHIsK5.
A large lot OF sCRAP,and other,IRoN,
and, Ia fact everything pertaining TO well.regu-
lated foundry; altogether too numerous to mention
In an advertisement.
AHo HORSE and CART.
terms: All sums cf $500 and under, cash over
Sioo and under 600, sixty days; over $500, four
ja9 COOK LAOGaTnN. Auctionsers.
By Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers.
Office over Exchange Bank.
WE SHALL SELL At AUCTION
w at our office, over the Exchange Bank, ON
WEDNESDAY, January the 18th, at Il o'clock, the
as may be added before day OF sals, a part OF
which will be sold on sixty days time with ints-
10000 Richmond and Danvills Railroad per cent.
Coupon Bonds;
II, 900 City OF Rishnond per cent Bonds;
rs shares Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac kailrosd Stock
Is shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
DAVENPORT & CO.,
as-tds Stock Aucuonesrs.
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Millinery.


CLOSING OUT.-I am Offering sEA
~ my whole stock OF &&J
MILLINERY and ITO
FANCY GOODS
BELOW COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
This il great chance for all the ladies, anu for
every body who ia In want of this
LINE OF GOODS,
TO obtain extraordinary bargains.
MRS. B. L. CAHEN,
de l6-lm lo2 Broad street.
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ITO TOBACCoNISTS-SWEET OIL.
Il We have juss received further supply Of So
perior 6WRRT OIL. In cana. suitable for tobsc-
eonikn This OIL u OF fine quality. and IL an ss'
FURCELL, LApD CO.,
DO II ISIS Main street. corner Thirteenth
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By Cook u Laughton. Auetionsers'
corrar Franklin and Governor streets.

By Bowman i Stroock. AucsloneeFs'
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Gary
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
IL DAMAGED GOODS
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant at 10 o CLOCK
A. NJ. at 70 IL Pearl street, up stairs, we WILL
Win the consent of the underwriters Of the seVe
raj insurance companies, sell at public auction
the en1'ie ''0' ESCORTED GOODS
which was dana ged by fire at oor store on MOI
Tyhsrs was very large and woll. assorted stock
IF goods In the store. consisting in pa:t OF
DEY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS.
CLOTHING, &c SC.
Merchants will find 1t to their interest TO attend
thi. sale ss the whole stock will be sold without
rsRSs: All Sums under $3.50. cash from $500 to
$500. sixty days; and over that sum, ninety days
credit with approved negotiable paper;
BOWMAN Il STROOCh,
Ia II ida Auctioneers.
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VTOOD.-I desire to purchase, for
wv CASH, several hundred cords OF m reasoned
OAK and PINE WOOD, to be sold at CoS[ 20 moe
unable to buy at regular city prices. Onless tns
woad can be bought low 1t would hardy be worth
while to purchase. 1t must be within twenty. rye
miles OF Richmond and upon either the hich-
Iaond and Fredericksburg, Central, or DanVille
road. p.,,r,
ia 11-1w WILLIAM W. fAhhbh.
pUPERIOR CRATE COAL.-Families
- will be supplied with superior mIDLOTHiAN
LUMP BUTUMlGOUS COAL promptly; also, best
RED ASH ANTHRAClTE. at lowest cash prices,
- ALBERT BLAIR,
ll13 Main street, with Cabell q Wstkins
la ll-3t
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DITUMINOUS COALS.-For sale, 800
ID tons NORWOOD LUMP and AVERAGE
GOALS. These Goals are considered the best CRATE
and manufacturing Goals mined In tnis state.
TERMS: Very accommodating.
WRIT ROBERTS.
Offices, corner Seventeenth and Dock street., and
at the bookstore Of J. Wall Turner, DO. lila Main
street. IA
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GOAL, COAL.-Now discharging per
" schoonsrs Rappahannock, Clara asrrick,
and Gallagher, further supplies OF RED ASH An,
THRAClTE COAL, which has given such general
satisfaction. Said to be the finest coal mined.
Sizes for CRATES and stoves
Also, superior lump, average. and smiths Btu
minou5 Coal, from Norwood pits.
s p. LATHROP. Agent,
del Eighteenth street, south side Dock.
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TOR RENT, three BRICK TENE-
II MgNTS corner N elson and Th.rty-thiId "a
streets, Church Hill, one containing eight ExH
rooms and the other two four rooms each -SssSsss;
From two TO fifteen acres of land may be rented
with each tenement. There 10 al orchard Of choice
fruit on the land attached 10 the fret tenement.
Gent low 10 good tenants Apply 10 J. Sands, or
GEORGE K. BAGBY,
Real Estate Agent.
old Main ,treet between Ninth and Tenth.
ia I-3t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
ppQPRRTY LIZ HEST ERFlEI d

Trustee and attorney in fact for Hampshire,
Whitehouse TO.
de ION, W&Yt,oJan- dtJanl6
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How They WERE DREssED-At
Senator Pomeroy's party, in Wash
ington, recently, Mrs. Pomeroy
wore rich, currant-colored satin
confined at the neck with an elegant
diamond brooch. Her hair was
crimped, and long curls depended
from the cllignon. Mrs. Grant wore
q superb black velvet dress, with
low corsage; necklace Of gold and
amethyst; hair dressed with band
of gold and pansy of enr,meled
gold. Mrs. Sprague was attired in
a very rich blue silk, low corsage ;
hair bound with blue ribbon, ornS-
mented with frosted silver shells
necklace and earrings of frosted
silver. Mrs Morgan, of New York,
wore a dove eolored silk, trimmed
with hounces of elegant point lace,
and folds of blue satin, over which
was thrown a superb point lace
shawl; half puffed and encircled
with gold band, ornamented with
a cluster of diamonds; point lace
coiffure /; heavy diamond necklace,
and large solitaire earrings. Mrs.
McCulloch appeared in lavender
silk, with high corsage, trimmed
with satin of deeper shade, aud
white lace; ornaments of amethyst
and pearl. Mrs. Chandler wore a
light blue silk. low corsage, elabo
rately trimmed with blonde lace,
hair crimped. powdered with silver,
and orramented vita blue velvet
flowers. ......-- .s5'---.1 q;
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~ U RDIA MS SA L E

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Courl of Hardin County. Ohio, n ade on
the fifth dav Of April, AID. 1867, iu the case
of HENRY WOLF, Guardian of ELIZA
BETH BRUNER, JOHN G. BRUNER
and MARY M AMSLER against his
W Wards, the undersigned will, on SATURDAY,
NJ MARcH 2lst, A. u. 1868, at one O'Clock P NJ.
at the door of the Court House, in Wyandot
County, Ohio, offer at public sale the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in
Wyandot County, Ohio. to-wit: .9tef5f p
The west half of the south east ql,Arter
Of section sixteen (l6,) township three (3)
south of range thirteen (l3) east.
TERMS OF sALE-one. third cash on
the day OF sale, third in on year. and
ore- third in two years from the day of
sale, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. and the deferred payment to
bear interest at the rate Of six per centum
per annum, payable annually.
Appraised at Is and 33- -hundredths dol
lars per acre. 81, ts5,...
HENRY WOLF,
W ALKER & WATT, Guardian.
Attorneys for Guardian. A..s IL
Feb. AZ, 1868. nla-4v
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How Pat got to Boston.

Some years ago, an Irishman in
the city of Portland, Me, accosted
the captain of a steamer to inquire
the fare to Boston, when the follow
ing colloquy ensued :
Good mornin', Capting. Could
you be afther tellin' me what's the
fare to Boshton.
Three dollaIs,' answered the cap
tain.
But suppose I wint outside. -
In that case said the captain,
you can go for two dollars
This was undoubtedly more mon
ey than Pat had: SO he scratched
his head and looked perplexed
for a few moments, when a bright
thought seemed to strike him:
g 4 say, Capting what would ye be
afther tal1in a huntllred and sixty
pounds Of freight for p. ~,
'Seventy-five cents replied the
Captain.
Thin ye may pus me down, Cap
ting, for I'm jist the boy that weighs
that &
The Captain turned to the clerk,
saying, Put on the freight list one
hundred and sixty pounds of live
Irishman, and stow him in the
hold
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Benefits ofCIover.

A writer in Coleman's Rural
World, published at st. Louis, thus
sums up the benefits of clover
F Clover is one OF the principal
means of the farmer to renovate his
/ farm and to improve his stock. In
Europe and the Eastern States the
most is made OF it, and it is found to
be an agent that may be used to va
rious advantages:
It is a rank grower. GT
Will grow upon poor soil with the
aid of fertilizers, particularly plas-
ter.
Draws much of its strength from
the atmosphere.
! Fertilizes the ground by its long
root ~ @s~
Abstracts strength from the sub
soil which is out of the reach of the
grains and the grasses.
Mellows the ground.
Produces two or three crops of
good hay in season.
Furnishes abundant pasturage.
Is excellent to turn under and fer
tilize the soil where manure can not
be used-as where the distance is too
great to carry it, or the land inac-
cessible, as on uplands of steep as
cent.
Is sure crop.
No grain, no plant, will do as
much. Hence it is grown where it
is fully understood, and grown con
tinously and abundantly.
The West is well adapted to it..
Its deep, rich undersoil is just what
is wanted for the long reaching tap
roots of the clover. Hence the
abundance in which it is grown
where cultivated Three crops can
readily be grown in a season of the
medium-sized or two crops and
the third be left as winter protect
ion, to be fed off to some extent
where rank. This will prevent
washing the soil, and will greatly en-
rich and protect it. This protection
is more than is usually supposed.
Experiments have demonstrated
it. But the soil must be dry Or
drained, SO thst no heaying takes
place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever azad Ague, Tnternittent Ee-
veg, CleiU Fever, EsaEaitteat Fever,
Eosaz.a5 -Agua, Psrios.acAl or Bilious
Eeyer, tSc.. and Indeed All the ssffec-
tzoc,s sy-aicsa arise from naalaFiozzs,
zlasarsa, OF Eniasszsa.atAc tpoisoE,s.
AS its name implies it does Cure, and docs not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bisluth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise iniares any patient The
trets, literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in tha history of medicine. Our
pride is gratiiloa by the ACCOMPLISHMENTS we re-
ceye Of the radical cures effected in obstinate cases.
aad where other remedies had wholly faiiee
Unaoclinated persons, either resident N, or
travelling through iasm.tic localities, win % pro-
c3ted by taking the 4GCE CURE daily.
For Liver os.,tolas,ats, arising from toroidity
oftle LIVER it's an excellent remedy, stnri atns
..le Liver into healthy activity.
Prcpared by DR.. j. C. AVER & Co., PracticJ
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and SOLD
all round the world. satsssA2ss51F is.8
PRICE, $1.0o PER BOTTLE.
For Sale by Ayres. BrEnner & Mo-
Connell. and White lS Mcdonald. Up
per Sandusky, and by all dealersEeyery,
whore. rs5zs zss,.-s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
But we discovered that it was no

But we discovered that 1t was not
the otfishal band. A percession wuz
soon passin before the White
House headed by transparency,
onto wich was a dead duck, with
a face wonderful like his Eggslency
and the band behind playin aed
marches and sich, with muffied
drums. Four times these hartIis
cusses' passed up, and down afore
the White House. .,.-.--- ,.s...z5 /.
'Is it not hidyus' sed the Presi-
dent. '-~st..s', '.-s-'- ..,.1 =
Served you rite" sed I. Yoo
wood take, matters in yoor own
ahands-yoo wood attempt the work
NV Statesman with the qualifica-
shen Nv Police court lawyer
s.Wretched man, sed I trans6xin
him with my piercenist gaze why
wood you attempt to eat fire whose
mouth is only capable of Limberg
Cheese? !? With Grant at the head
Nv the armies, why did you attempt
revolooshen? When yoo attemp-
ted to drive Stanton out, hean' t
yoo sense enuff to no that it made
a direct ishoo atween yoo and the
Abfishtnists from witch they Good
not escape, and that yoor death or
therin wuz inevitable? Yoou made
1t nessary for em to slay 700, and,
III trooth, they've made a lively
commencement. Moo Hampsheer
is a fatal stab, impeachment will fol-
Ter in sixty days and the q lone fare
well to our glory Good mite, yoor
Eggslency, pleasant ,dreems I'll to
my chamber"
And / left the poor man wcepin
great teers/ and bitter ones.
/ sent the follerin dispatch home
to the Gross Roads by telegraph.
Twuz ruther expensive on the gov
ernment, but Seward told me that
telegraffin wuz legitimate expendi-
toor. and to yoose the wires ez
much ez I chose. ~ t.r- -.s4i. II.
To Pogram, Bascom, McPelter
and Gavitt, Jr., Trustees:
THESE GREETIN :-Deerly BELOVED,
I saloot yoo. Not joytully and
with iteness nv heart, but on the
contrary, quite the reverse. We've
bustid. Teni, Vidi, vici! wich, the
way we translate it, means, eve
cum, we saw, and got squeezed" 1t
is my painful duty to inform you
that Moo Hampsheer, Nv wich we
expected better things, hez gone lu-
natic again, and haz electid hater
of us uns and ourn, ez its cheet
magistrate. In this crisis I direct
that next Friday mornin between
the hours Of 8 and IL A M be OBJ
served ez day Of fastin and hoo
initiation. I wood hav yoo hold
servises at the church, but found
that he'd brot away the only bible
in the Corners and it is therefore
impossible. Ez no labor is ever
done at the Corners, it aint neces-
sary to direct yoo to abstain there
from, but yon will give over yoor
usual occupations ez follows:
l. No seven-up or poker playin
doorin that period. t
2. No hoss racin, copper-pitchia,
fightin, or other amoosement, will
be admissible. .rs .E
8. And that the flesh may be NOR
tilted to an extent commensurate
with the calamity that hez befalleI
us, no likker will be allowed be
tween those hours, ceptin to inva-
lids and persons NV extreme age
There win be weepin and wailin
at the Corners when this is receev-
ed. ~: ...
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. NJ.
- witch is Pastmasterl
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For Sale by Druggists generally.
u DIA Ms S AL E

OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Wyandot County. Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auc ion, on The
l4th day of March. a. D. 1868. at one
O'Clock, afternoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, to-wit: Lot
number Fourteen (l4} in McLaugh Inns ad-
dition to the town of Nevada, in the county
of Wyandot and State of Ohio; appraised at
.$45D Terms of Sale. one-third III hand
one-third in one year. and one third in two
years from day Of sale. with interest the
pa, ments to be secured BY mortgage upon
the premises.
Fi@-5 EMANUEL BOWLBY.
ss=ssf Guardian Of
T. E, GRIsELL, Atty. >. IDA JOHNSON.
February l3, 1868. 13-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The animal and vegetable pro-
ductions Of a farm are usually alike
in quality and abundance. A farm is
not wisely managed where both do
not improve each year. a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
GREAT A RRIV AL
BOOTS AND SHOES !!

POSTERS.-We are prepared to do
Sale Bills and Posters on twohours' notice
at the P1oNEH Job Office. Try rA ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

Missouri is indulging in green
peas and linnen coats.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
NASBY.

The New Hampshire Election
The Preparations for a Pro-
cessiOn which did not take
Place. ts4@~. .s<s es.s.ess. z~s : ss-ss
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Errorsof youth.

A gentleman who suffered fol vear from
Nervous Debility, Prematul Peeay;a and
allthe effects of youthful indiscraion will, ~
for the sake of suffering Humanity. send free4x
to all who need it, the recipe i'd directions
was cured. Sufferers wishinsEt profit byfE
tlfe advertisers experience, n ,io4so rbyT
addressing, in perfect onfide,see. - -
~ JOHN B. OGDEN. Il "A
ny91Y 42 Cedar Street, New York
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By prompt attention to business, and fair
dealing with all. he expects the continuance
eef the liberal patronage extended to him BY
the public. Jun6tf
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s1az111A s1M1IlBus cuRANTuH
= ~ AO&41 3xAo = sss
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HAVE PROVED FROM RON. THE MOST .,A,s, AMPLE
Prompt-Edicient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular USE
90 simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them; so harmless a. to be free from danger, and
90 Efficient as to be always reliable. They have
raised the highest commendation from all, and
will always render satisfaction: 10y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

- FAMILY CASES
Of 35 to 70 large vials, morocco or rosewood
case, containing sreciic for every ordi-
nary disease = family is subject to, and
books Of directions, From $40 to $35.
Smaller FAMILY and TRAVELLING =
eases, with 20 to % vials, from IS to $8
Specifies for all PRIVATE DIS.
EASES, both for CURING and for
PREvESrlvE treatment, in vials and
pocket cases, 81 to S.
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness, Soreness,
Sore Throat, Sprains, Tooth ache, Lum-
bago. Piles, Boils, Stings, Sore
Eyes. Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Nose, Stomach, or of Piles;
-, Corns, Ulcers, Old
- - Sores, de-, &c.
~ These Remedies, except PONDS
EXTRACT, by the ease or single box, are
sent to any part of the country, by mail or
express, free of charge. on receipt of the
price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
Office and Depot. No. 565 Broadway,
New York.
DR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his
Office. personally or by letter, as above, for
all forms of disease. fS
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. &
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