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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

A colony is to be formed in New Jersey
| by Texas negroes.
Opora-glasscs are now used at fashionable
weddings.
Negro boatmen on the Mississippi are
called Fifteenth amendments
! The local matters IF Kansas paper are
| headed Fights and Things
| Rrsnoli is not appreciated in san Fran
cisco.
DO the clerks ever take cold when Z draft
! passes through the bank:
The individual who broke the ice with
his maiden speech was drowned with ap-
| p!nusc.
\ lloboken man preferred to sin" Shoe
Fly" rather than take chlorotorm while
his foot was being amputated.
| Recorder Gary. of Oswego. has decided
| that shaving oil sunday il not IL work Of
| necessity
| Troy has Baptist bazaar. and an cy-
change thinks ii may be only 4 bathing
! house, after all.
Louisville now claims population Of
1jo.o00-anl a wonderful growth within the
| past ten years.
! Douglas Jerrold's "Men of Character"
| illustrated by w. Nj. Thackcray. The pic
| lures are said to be - amu>ingly bad"
Forney's Philadelphia Press has a leading
article headed A Thing of Shame 1t has
10 reference whatever to Forney himself.
lie is thing without shame.-Prentice.
The young ladies of the Rochester Free
Academy write their lessons on the - broad
hem of their white aprons, which they re-
fer TO during recitations with admirable
success"
A whole bridal trousseau was recently
stolen in Louisville on the night before the
wedding, and 4 jealous rival Of the bride
groom was found to be the thief. This is
true, so-but that's enough.
Tie city Of Buffalo. through its CONNER
cini Adrertjser. lays claim to the possession
Of moremischievous boys than any city of
its size III the country. Reference is made
10 boys who indulge in "tea1s of pure and
uuadultcratcu cussedness."
An Irishman of Dunmore, Pa, on being
appealed to for his signature on petition
for d" Free Cuba" exclaimed "Ah ] know
what you want; you want to annex Canady,
and git Cuba. Then, when there comes an
other draft, we poor dlvils will have no
place to 90 to. I'll not do it,
An Indiana citizen, while complaining
about the "uniust abuse heapcd upon
the divorce laws OF his State, confcsses that
they cannot be obtained by disconnected
foreigners without "a good deal of Shenani-
gan The meaning of shenanigan is some
what obscure, but perjury is perhaps not
the definition.
Lockport prides itself on the amount OF
patent medicine it manufactures. Garglinc
oil, star bitters, dyspepsia remedy, vegeta-
bic worm tablet, cough compound, and
rheumatic cure, are, one and al, the aon-
derlul tliumphs Of Lockpolt genius and in
dustry. Weare glad we do not live in Lock-
port.
A lawyer in Bangor. Me-, who wanted to
get his Christmas turkey cheap, selected
fine-ooking one, and inquired of the gen.
tlcman from the rural district if it was
young, and being answered in the aliirlna-
tive, asked him if he would take his oath to
it. Nothing 10th, the poulterer assented,
and the oath was administered by the sprig
of the law, who then demanded dollar as
his Ice,
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A Missourian of Kansas City left pair
of boots Tied behind the saddle of his horse
as he stepped indoors to "liquor." Woe =,
their place note: "To the OWNER
take these boots because am barefoot ana
If Is AS cold ~ h-ll. When get abell
will pay you for them, sure. Keep a"rk
and ece if I DON'T"
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CArGHr IP.-Thc Lawrence kansesl
T1fbuftp tells the following story: :. One OF
the ncwiv-eIected members from Marshall
county vas recently n passenger over the
Central Branch railroad, and on this occa-
sion tie train was frequently detained 4
few minutes by cattle appearing on the
track. I drove vas lazily CROSSING The
road. and the engineer instantly WhiStlcd
down hrakcs.' The train was quickly in
motion AGAIN. end everything went smooth
L. for perhaps half or three-quartcrs Of I'M
wa> Given them by the engineer, who kept
M lively blowing. The member from
Marshall was all the time listening. and in
his usual dry way said: We'll. III be
cusacd il we h"yen't caught up with those
cattle again '"
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RESTAURANTS.

GCHOTT'S STEAMED OYS- 90 ~
- TER ESTABLISHMENT. cOR-E>T M
STREETS. --LYNNHAEEA BAY, CHEEKY
STONE, MILL CREEK, HORN. HARBoK::
MASON'S CREEK, HAMPTON BAR. YORK
tiers, received regularly and fresh, snd served
RAW, STEAMED. STEWED. or FRIED. Res
taurantS supplied by the barrel u. cost price.
The BAR - stocked with the CHOICEST II.
QuORS; and large lot oil BOTTLED Ii
QUORS WINES ALE, and LAGER BEER, OF
the finest quality, always on hand. de3
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4 writer has recently traced the strange
phrase Over the left" to the records of
the Hartford county courts, in the colony
Of Connecticut
Al county court held at Hartford,
September 1, 1T05:
Whereas james steel did commence an
action against Bcvcll Waters Doth Of Hart
fQr,ll III this court. upon hearing and tryall,
whereof the court gave Judgment against
the said Waters las in justice they think
thcv ought, upon the declaring the said
Judgment the said y alters did review to the
court in March next, that being granted
and entered. the said Waters. as he depart
II from the table. he said, God bless yOu,
"rcr the LETT shoulder.' The court ordered a
record to he made thereof forthwith.
- y true copie-Test:
"CALER STANLEY. Clerk
At the next court Waters was tried for
contempt for saying the words recited. " 80
"iDrsing the court, :" and on verdict fined
81. He asked review of the court follow
ing, which was granted. and pending trial
the court asked counsel of the Rev. McSSrs.
Woodbridge and Buckingham, the minis.
common acccptation" Of the otlenSiv c
phrase. Their reply constitutes il part OF
The record, and is as follows:
: We are of opinion that those words,
said on the other side to be spoken by
Bvvcll Waters, include O prophancness,
l.y using the name Of God, that is holy,
with such i'll words whcreto it was JOINED ;
c. that they carry great contempt i'll them.
arising to the degree Of an imprecation OF
rursc, the words OF curse the most con-
trmptiblc that can ordinarily be used.
ct. WOODBRIDGE,
March :, 1866. II. BUCKINGHAM"
The former judgment was affirmed on re-
View.
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TrrrcH WITHOUT a Observation-Disclosures
IN opera box breads from pro"rammc):
- Overture to LUniond Prod egg What
does that mean: The Prodi@cuS Child,
ch:" Accomplished daughter (Shocked) {:
= Mamma, dear. No LEnfdW Pro-
diq,,e'-it means the Infant Prodigy"
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BY A. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
,,rrar Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
y uuSDrEn ANt} SiXETT :. II Z cH az
FARMINti. AND TIMBERED LAND; - =, NJ Z,
n CHESTERFIELD COUNTY NEAK TIE liz
CLOEEI. HILL P1TS.-In execution OF Il o.
cree of the circuit court Of Chesterfs!h, c@HxHt!
issucd INT the November trrml on the dth ot 80
yemGer. 1909 in tho suit or HIPS administering
against Wooldridse and wife ana Htne sor we %1i
7, ester: ESD. mt ic O'Clock NJ. on WEDNES-
DAY. December Goth: l.sa the TH XIX Isi
bred AND SINETY-TiREE AND H ~ /,
hCRES OF COAL, FARMING; ANo I'M
BFRrD LAND half cleared and half In timber,
wing Irncdiatclv in the coal-icld. and adloinin"
the lands Of FRANKLIN s:earns F. y: Ghen'hani1;
and t. L. Lester, Esgs.. and others, III iotS 10 sun
mn chaerrs Thc buildings consist Of comforta-
ls dwelling and NECESSARY on;nl1 T Clover Hi
mia and railroad, should attract the attention OF
miners and lumber-getters as Well as Farmers.
TERMS One-third cash balance In bonds Dear
Ing interest at six and twelve months, secured D!
trust deed S, BROOKS,
WILLIAM AMBERS,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by a. Z. PULLIAM. Arru"necr.
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STOVES HS:s gEEyAHE.

" TINWAEE.!
HJUSE-FUPNiSUINCi GOGDS:..
CHARLES G.. GREGORY
IS receiving aud keeps constantly on hand. large
assortment Of the most improved patterns, Of
CDDkING-STDNES. Toy wood or coal.
PARLOR STOVES OF every description. The
celebrated fucl-Gavcr, "MOHNING GLORY ::
tue SHEPHERD COOK, Tor wood; MORNING
and EVENING STAR EXTEEDEn-TOp COOK
lhG-SfnNES, the hest lr usc, which will be sold
1T the lowest prices.
oc o--sm No. iii MAIN STREET.
& IN y TSIDE TRIUNPHAET.-'rh
~ only premium given by The Virginia state : .cf-
cultural Society for stoves WAS awarded the 80 N
&ESlDE STOVE. For sale only by MOUNTC-t AS
LIE. go Broad street.
This Stove heats one ar more rooms and l. lln-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness. aud heating
power. no lU-t!A4tw
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BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE * FRANK
LIN BETWEEN TWESTY-THfRD AND
TWENTY-FoTRfi sTREETS!--As trustee In
a certain deed of trust bcaring date 18th July,
iss9 dgly Recorded N Rlcih2nd H l,s Court
ton thereof proceed to sefl at PUBLIC auction. on
the premises, on MONDAY The cd OF January,
1870, at 4 O'Clock =. NJ IF fair. If not. the first
fair day thereafter that beautiful LOT located as
above adjoining the residence of Captain John
NJ. Sheppard, 1r. fronting as feet. running back
l55 feet to an alley Is feet wide, having thereon
TERMS: Cash. ". GODDfS,
do q. Truttee.
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DlCHMOND AND YORK RIVER
"a RAILROAD jlNE-FnH BALTIMORE,
rHE NORTH, AID N0RTHNESr--CHASG E
HESCH DCLE-uAliT EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
N and ~ttcr TUESDAY, STU o. June, passengers
.cT Baltimore aGd 6ll points North and North
~@5t viii tana tie passenger trait from the lie pot
II tie iichrnond and York River kailroaI ~
Richmond Tor West Point. where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain l.. &. FREEMAN.
r. KEN NIBEC. Captain }. II. FREEMAS.-both
boat, having been nut IN lr-t-l.ttc ordcr-rc1chinS
Baltimore the following morning Ia time To con-
Gcct with the trains Tor Phladrlphia, New York,
sndthe West. Returning. the heats leave pier. No.
:. Liy,ht-Strcrt wharycs foot Of Barry street daily
except Sundays ut O'Clock j. Nj, pasayn gers
arriving Il Richmond al 1913 L. Il. tn. following
day In time to connect with the express train
~ the Richmond AID Danvlia railroad for Dan
fille and all points on that road: Grcensbo:c',
Salisbury Charlotte, &c, :, c.; Columbia, 5. c.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sundays) at J
o'clock L. ~: leaves West PoIut daily Except
Mondaysl al lo:l@ i. II.
THOMAS DODAhEAD,
j. SUPERINTENDENT,
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DJCHMOND A Nd PETERSBURG
Ia RAILROAD Don and after MONDAY, May
81 the trains Of this road VIII he run as follows
lecre Richmond ut. y. X. and 2:35 y. NJ.
lave rrtcrsbur; 1T ESQ \. VI. and $50 p. NJ.
ACH'MhOpAripN TRAIN, with passenger
CIR attached VIII leave Richmond daily at 3:sG i.
y, md Petersburg daily at A. ii. Sundays ex-
ccOtct}.
The \. Il train viii nat leave Richmond on
sundays, ANA the $50 L. VI. train ~iil not leave ~
tcrSburg Oh Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the o:35 =. IS,
train on and after August the nth instant.
basyal. checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
viii leave Glover Hin at \. NJ. and returning
leave Richmond III $40 L. ii. Jn Tuesdays, Thurs
lays. and Saturdays.
THOMAS Fl. WYSSE,
apl superintendent.
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GRI.gBS. < WILLIAMS. trctIoncsr@
dc c3--25. aJSJanl.!,7.-.s io. II

ys'RrSTCE'@ SALE OF YhLUABlE
REAi ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND AND
RI-CKi\GUAM.-Thc und2ratgn"1 trustee N !"
lied exrcutnd hy ~. William u. Towlca Gtl wiie
mi jy recorded In the clerks oil e Of Gambler
land county will sell ut public auction or III"
premises ON THURSDAY the 59'n Of lcS=,mtrr,
$50, that valuable TRACT or LASD sina it IN
nhc,lnrd and Buckingham counties, aalolulhf
the lands Of Edmund y. !luhard. S;upn"i a..
and others. anh- con.ain!n= Fi'h ~ Ni Ht:l
tND FtFiY-SENEN AND oNE-hAhf ~ hiS'
The land |. very valuable. Is IN 4 good nclE!hor-
hood. and has 2 considerable am"un' ~ " liI!' ;
creek Hats. The Improvement, CON !. - u W. ~
and handsome two-storicd dwctiins-hoNsc una al
necessary out-huildlngS. r,,...-
rErWs: TX the decd :'c whole " &c pay az"
rrnnc : rhu,rd 10 he pad In cash h,1t no h1uhI
l.; entertained that arrangements can nc mace or
.r ~ sale fur 4 reasonable credit. Ii desired.
-''N V ~ RICHARD j. iHilLlPS,
- o.,..tv- Trustee.
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!t'2,STEE'S SALE OF LANDRY 'Ir'
fine of :, decd Of rrrst executed hv lewis 1hyt,
TO i. j. DAILY. m!d"f record in tie clerk Hlh'r 81
DIV ." m"s5rv si, for the hspeft9r ~ ":rd,tof
therein ra,nca. IL %~h'ch sr'N iced J hA'c pcrp
.uhst;tni... =, trastcc ~ order Of " c9un;;
y court Of ,lcekIcnhurr, snail, on ERlpNY tt[
IA ar o. 81 r%s 3MGSry I'M ~. m, u r,. "a%tv
vaN 10 inc highest bidder, thu TitkcT Wt
i.A%D belonging TO the late evil. DaYlS con-
tainiGg -EhE> :: L y q y AND EitIi-
ry t r and b6nndtd P IS ~ tNc , K st5
L. Crenshaw. Cnlo'clt. ytflal bacon. y. {. VIM,
and p"ctiow E:;, un Il y SMALL hN Eli
HOUSE, some good barns iHd "si-n,ut@' ",!E
ooG deaf Of losc-gro,;r1s uYon nc -, ,y,jl
largo quau.itv o: ROO, lana at oigIn"! growth.
and - co:l- idcrcd very productive in the usual
tobacco. ! good portion ~ the laHd Is no" open
aud enclosed for cultivation.
Terms or SALE: Onc-tiird cash, emu tlr b.
lance on credit of asx aAl twrls. months, III"
purchaser 10 execute bonds for tie GCfcrrc! pay.
rents, CARRYING intpr"s; ir"m ne day,of Salc IN,
the title ret!iHcd until t''c who'" .; * E"rc"a'"
money IS patti :. K. JOHNSON.
Substituted TRUSTEE.
BnYDToy, December :, lsc0. de- lt-"od.4
STECKLENBURG LAND FOR SALE,
W BY virtue 0f decree Of the circuit "ont "4
Ncckl"nhrre county rendered It ~" S"p,gmy"'
term 1852. fl the suit os G. rs arr'u ihts"'
IS. thamh,rs. | SHAH, oil THURSDAY The lHN
day pf January lsio sch t. thc highest bidder, -
En6l> auc,Iqn II Ir re - ie r"uTt-;"HSr ~
bv john T. Gale known IA the Gale Tract,
aud now owned by Edward Il. Ih!mners, con-
tanning ONE THOUSAND hCRkS. Thta la'd
lies about Gyc miles soHth OF tir Village or lloyd
Ton: has upon II a good cwcilir@-Hous". with -
necessary ont-5niltinrs. in -n"u r AIR IT,
tract Is cOnridl:.d fertile and productive grow
iug all the staple products Of this section 81 IT.
cn!a.
TERMS OF SALE: One-shlrd Of The purcho-"
money To bc pad IN cash and the residue upon ii
credit Of six aud twelve mcrth>--the purchasr,
being required to execute bonds FOR the deicrfri
payments, carrying interest from tho day OF SAFE,
aIid the itlc 10 be retained 10 ihe Land until ~"
whole OF the purchase money 1, paid.
:. II. JOHNSON. Commissioner
BDTDToS. VA, December 81. lste. u" 49,
WILL BE SOLD At BRUMLEI'>
W Crossing, New Kent. Oh IN" GOTH DAY hF
THIS MONTH. for cash. Il lot Of shout go cOr!'
tmorc or less Of OAK WOOD, corded and wing
adjacent 10 the railroad. levied on 10 satisfy The
demand Of Ann l.. Johnson aud Maria T.. Johnson
against Emlncrson Rckcs.
JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN, -. :.
dc CT for l.. {. Troutmau. sheriff
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TOR RENT, the LARGE STORE -
4 Pearl or Fourteenth street no" &C. -
cupicd 10y \. CEiim 4 CO.
Also, two FANATICS In Halifax county.
Va. containing each FIVE III NBRED IT. SIX
HUNDRED ACRES. with Il large proportion OF
rich low-"r"unds. within one mile OF stanton
river. navi2ahlC ior battcHux. and >tS eight
miles from two dcpots on the Richmond aut: Dan
Vile railroad.
Also. my COUNTRY HOUSE. two miles from
Richmond. on the Brook turnpike. row u.iUcra-
pied. Possession given or the Isl of .iunuarv
1870. Apply ~ DIR. W. y. PLEASE Nt-.
dc. ~. Governor Il
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/ = . K L L y 7 II good BRICK -
L DWELLING, containing seven r.olms, LIZ,
with necessary "ut-buiiurs and from five 10 ten
acres Of land. situated two miles north or l.!riI-
| momd on the Din farm. Will he rented iow Or
sc years. Possession given at once. tp-
ply To \. +. / J. y. MpSBY.
dc aS-5ts living near bv.
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| BARN tILD.
900 600 feet TIMBER, OAK and Pine.
o,O rnrtis BI,ACK RAPk. and othp,
i'y Grubbs & Williams,
,.,,,,,,tb .tr.., bnf worp Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE VERY
| yALrABLE yoU%-sT TOR s 9ELGK TT
C0R\rR OF FRANKLIN AND TWENTY
FOURTH sTREETs7As trustee s9 ,sn ~
Jnttiu \, Ellctt, deceased. ,.hO was tire kruslc2
nalncd u aaccd Of trust cNeru!r Xxx h. Ia I..s
aud recorded In Richmond Hastings Court olhcr.
being thereto required by he executor Of me
crcditor secured, will sell at auction, upon me
ornmisc4 on TUESDAY. nth January, $50, At
o'clock T. NJ If fair. If not. then on ING mrs. iair
l.y thereafter nj tn" same honr, the ALlhbLf'
TUEhCCO FA Glory situated rs above.
This factory isioN9" feet. with stock brick iron,'
on two sides four stories above the basement
with counting-room, dryin" sheds" and shot, an
f. arranged In the best manner tor me trnaf'p
ii,,t,'nes i ~ known as one Of the hest drying
factories In The city. Tho lot Is 7oS loo feet
Th. ferris ~ consent ri tile parties IN iltn ~
Larger amount in cash. required by the cet,i
will be One-fcmrtb cash; haian-1 at four, e,yh''
and twelve months. for negotiable" no'cH WIN m
tcresi added ard secured b. trust deed on The
property. Purchaser to pay ta@nS ana lHTur"
' Substituted Trustee
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E,,pi.s1,EE,s SIZE OF LANn.-Ey Iir.

High Constable Cts oI Richmond
~ 2a.-F. W, ThSF
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DICHMOND GENTS EMPORIUM
Ia The undersigned, having combined their Two
handsome establishments, arc now prepared 10
wait upon their patrons At their MAGN lf1CEST
EMPD.IJM on MAI y STREET UNDER SE!a-
FER'S BLOCK. Gentlemen can be accomNo-
dated by polite and accomplished BARRIERS, and no.
thing IN our line Is beyond our capacity. / ilne
BATHING Establish MEET attached
de :l-3m HGRSDk Y SCOTT.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
SPEEDY CURE FOR wmoopING COUGH.
J. W, PICKET. Esq, Brooklyn, n

J. ", PICKET. Esq, Brooklyn, n. Y.
/ am not in the habit of taking advertised
medicines, nor of certifying to their curative
effects when they come under my observation
but feel constrained to make an exception in
favor of DODD'S NERVINE AND INVIGORA-
TOR n medicine have used in my family for
some time past. My little daughter had been
suffering from severe Whooping Cough for seve-
raj weeks, and was much broken of rest ut
night that-by excessive coughing and loss Of
slcep-her constitution and general health
seemed to be giving away. Various remedies
or pallatives were recommended by intimate
neghbors, but nothing was tried until our at
tention was called bya physician now in prac.
tice, to Dodd's Nervina. This we procured and
commenced using at once-with an effect i'm
mediate and surprising. Az the commissions
were hardest at night, we began by giving the
Nervne on her going to bed. The first dose
administered made its impression; the cough
became less frequent, and very much less Sc
we're she soon got her accustomed sleep-rap-
idly revived in health and vigor--and in few
days was as well as ever. WHAT was left of the
Whooping Cough was thereafter of no trouble.
or course cannot but consider Dodd's Neryine
and invigorator an invaluable remedy for this
distressing malady. | may add; that l have
since recommended it to several family friends,
in like circumstances, and have found it in ev-
cry case to be equally successful. 1t needs only
to be known to come into universal demand
j. w. PICKETT.
For sale by Druggists. Price One Dollar.
55-w-S-w
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THE MEDICINE FOR
w III O OP NC co u q III

Dodd's Nervinc and Invigorator gives agreea-
BILE and almost instant relief i'll the spasms OF
Whooping Cough. This is n complaint that all
children are expected to have; and when it
comes. strange to say, they are left to fight it
through as best they can, little or nothing be-
ing done to break its intensity or help the suf-
ferers along. And when it is reflected that very
many of the diseases of older and adult years
have their origin III the tear aud strain of Whoop
ing Couch, tins neglect would be utterly unac-
countable but for the fact that chdren's dis
eases, like many of the weaknesses of women
are considered so much matter of course that
people have become stoically unconcerned about
them. Let them cough it through, as we did,
seems generally to be the unfeeling word
Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator treats it with
complete success. Mothers try it, and save
your little ones the worst agonies OF this dis
tressng affection. A sure and b' nlicent Medi-
cine.
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will give one thousa nd dollars reward
for any case Of the following diseases which
the Medical Faculty have pronounced incurable
that DR.. Richaus Golden Remedies will not cure
Dr. Richaus Golden Balsam No. /, will cure
Syphilis in its primary and secondary stages,
such old Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat, Sore
Eyes, Skin Eruptions & Soreness of the Scald,
eradicating disease and mercury thoroughly
DR.. Rchaus Golden Balsam No. 2, will cure the
third stages and defy those who suffer from
such diseases to obtain radical cure without
the aid of this medicine, which does not prevent
the patients from eating and drinking what they
like. Price of either No. or 2: per bottle or
two bottles, 80.
DR.. Richavs Golden Antdote, q safe and rad
cal cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel and all Urinary
arrangements, accompanied with full direc-
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DR.. Richaus Golden Elixir Amour, radical
cure for General Debility in old or young i'm.
parting energy to those who have led life OF
sensuality Price, So per bottle, or two bolt les
50.
On receipt of price, by mail or Express these
remedies will be shipped to any place Prompt
attention paid to all correspondents None gen
uine without the name ofDr. Richau's Golden
remedies, d. b. Richards, sole proprietor,
blown in Glass of bottles.
Address,
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t256-tf No. 22S, Varick St., N. Y.