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NJ. ". ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
pooL1 COUNTY, GA April. 1857.

.DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1857.
This is to certify that was confined to he house
and most Of the tire to my bed, and .unerng the
Ave months. and after trying every avuilabe RENE
dy. with no relief was cured With two bottles OF
Dr.. o. Prophin's Anodyne Pam Kill It, each cost.
ing ffty cents only; 1t relieved me almost instantly
I therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc Sc 1 cal say
that 1t is one oil the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly. ". A. FOREHAND.
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pRopH,r1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Prophia-HavinQ used this medicine sum
cieny long TO test its virtue nd to satisfy my own
mind that it is nm invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for eiY vears-and being persuaded that hundIecs
who now suffer from this annoying aapaint would
be s,enaly benefited. he has been by Its use .e
deem It duty We owe to this uniorlunaie cisss 70
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief. =, .p,o,n
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P1 P1ssengerA.

Per steamer Pilot y. from Beaufort VIA Ed1sto-
OLelI, Wni,r q. d wife Il al Gibrs aud wife.
Miss BuIse. " Whaley. B Northco,. J Quigley.
and on deck.
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srAsToRpyuLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. 1, 1867.

STANFoRrvuLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. I, 1867.
DR.. o. S. Proph,tLDear sr-lhis Is TO ceru1y
that have used your Ague Pills for the last ten
years. and have never failed 10 cure the Ague IN
single instance with them. They alHeys break the
chills the first day that they given can recon-
mend them as being the hest ague medicine that l
have found and they leave no bad effects follow.
ING them, as Quinine. sc. -
Yosrn respectfully. 4. WESTbRUok-
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coyNeros, GA, July Q, 1857.

CovNaToS, GA, July Q, 1887.
Dr. RophiL-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year In nv family, cheerruliy re-
commend It to oil persons suffering nom Liver al,
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
rem.dv tor That disease o. T. ROGERS.
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Memo.
The schr Madison Holmes. Howard, from George
town, 3 G, arrived 1t New York July 20.
The echr Carrie Webb, Rowland fer George
town, s O. clelred at New York July 20.
The schr Rnoch Moore, Chambers. for George
town, 3 G, cleared at New York July 20
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CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sF1sGs. Sc

CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, S4INGS, DC.
ALABAMA HsANB HoePTFAL,
TUscAxooaA December ~. 1858.
Neesrs. JoHH DARBY Co., No. 160 Wnliam-sreet,
New York:
Gentemen-I received your circulars Of the II th
Instant asking an expression Of opinion from me "a
to the merits Of your Prophylsctic Fluid. The pre-
parahon bas been 30 generally used by the profes-
ed, that IL seens 10 me to need no further recon-
mendation.
AZ disinfectant and remedial agent too. when IN
dicat d. 1t II not excet BY any similar PREPARATION
In this hospital, and could not do without them.
consider yours tue beet and most elegant prepara-
ton OF the hind Manufactured.
Respectfully yours. DC,
supt and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOwIE & NOISE.
WHOLESALE QkuGGISIs
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DE CA IL K EFU
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

WHENYOU ARF FX6 -USTFD BY OVFkWORK
of head or hand and feel the need oil soDeihi, 6 in
vieorating don't drink whskey or any intoxica ting
thing whp her under the Fame OF Hittrrs or other
wise. such articles give Just q much strength to
ycur weary bod ard Inrd as TIE whlp gives to the
iaded horse, ard no more ticohohc stimulans are
Injurious to Nrlve health. and ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
DUdd's Neryine and Invig0ratOr
is TONIC ard GENTLE sTINTLANr which Is
MOI attended hy HEsCIlON. " ut It gains for
yop it maintai, 8. When isr, freshes BODY or mind,
it refreshes vi natural s,re 9Th la comes 10 say
We are not recommending tee'otaism in the interest
of unY faction; but Iong aud ex ended onstrva lon
teaches us that he esoris 10 The 1otle for rest
or rscuperalou. will find, lie leers ati. that he
is kindline fire in his homes which will consume
like thu fumes oi pcrd.tion. Turn from 1t lake u
tonic that will refresh nd not destroy. DnDD'S
AERyINE l. for sac ny all Druggists. Price Que
Drllar. See Book OF Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7nos june %
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A. WEsTBROoK.
pnr,,Au cor-Nrr. GA, Septembe

purNAM COUNTY. GA, September 92, 1859.
DR.. O. 5. ProphiR-sir-I have used ior the asI
pain XIII II, and. you Female Tonic, and have no
fears in ssyng that they the best medicines have
ever used for the Liver and stomach Neura'go and
Rheumatic Affections, Readache, Colo, and pains OF
every kfnd are subdued BIZ them. After uslpg the
medicines so long, cheerfully recommend them to
any AID every one and 10 all that are afflicted as the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
Vnmre rsanectfnllv. JAMES WEIGHT.
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meno.naIa.

ShIpneWs by Te'ngraph.
SAVANNAH. July G2-Cleared, schr Hannah jBrews
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supposed Loss OF sixty-one Lives-suf'
T. serines OF the observation-disclosures
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DIR, PROPHITTS FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, With its associates, 1s o safe and
certain remedy ior all curable diseases 10 which Fe-
males alone are liable. II is also an excellent pre-
ventative Of Nervous Blindness, or Nervous Dis
cases In either msle or len ale 1t Is powerful Ner-
vine Tonic, setting up full and free circulation
throughout The system.
All OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
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SHIP BURNED 1T SEA.

Torch Hill. Columbus. aeorgia
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ED. s. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. Al King.street, (near Calhoun,)
Charleston, 8. c.
Prepared only by Dr.. o. 8. PROPHIIT.
Anvil 16 stnth6mos Cuvington. Ga.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ORGANIZED IN 1S42.

TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
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LEWIS LISDsET's LAST SPEEcH--A RrP
SyoRTER-A Goop THING or lcE.-Lewis
Lindsay's last speech was one OF his most eio-
queDt. Wequote from him
"Thrce qualities of which we propose TO be
4 recipient is all acknowledged in the general
principel Of history and chronology. We do
not perpose TO move in those ships which land
in sperit land. And those patriotics on that
monument over thar sails upon those ships,
and they is jess rs noble patrotics as ever trod
the tread O. life, and the response have TO
make is accordin to the requirements of those
occasion. And furthermore, in regards of
those statement of the poor, sinful Despatch,
which said put my trumpet up the spout, l
have the intention of disputin that even
ef l have to make the consultations with
General Grant, and they cant come much
Of the withstandin Of me, even though
they consults in regards of those righte-
ous Masonic men OF St. Adams Hail
with thar lectures of the HumoTs of Recon
those legnomnious statements. And then
when they have bills 10 pay they makes the re-
ports of Lewis Lindsey and Bayne and they
sells more papers than otherwise, because
they comes out with Il sort OF 4 idea Of this
matter of US producin' of spcechn'. Now, as
for me, its agin my conscience 10 act agin my
intrusts and therefore I don't blame these
folks.
Now, rs for the comm time. will speak
of the illusterate convention Of which pro-
pose 10 abGicate, without appe3iin' OF the
committee of the whole, in 4 thoroughly live
" way, without the minutiery and trickenery
Of your movements
This is but slight sketch. Lew!s's entire
speech could hardly be given in one issue. We
thank him for this much, and hope he will
ere long give lis another specimen
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COrRT.-In
this court yesterday Hosiah Puckett, charged
with illicit distilling, was brought up, and the
case continued until to day.
Robert II. Saunders and Crockett ] Saun-
ders charged with illicit disllling, were sent
on for Indictment.
James Stewart, - Conkling, and Samuel
G.. Stewart, charged with defrauding the
Government in tax on tobacco, We're sent on
l.. Il. DeBow, for similar offence, was sen
on for indictment.
Oscar Newman, same charge, was also sent
on
Jesse Miller, tobacco inspector ut Liberty
Va, was brought up on the charge of de-
frauding the United States Government and
fraudulently branding tobacco. He was sent
on for indie tment.
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OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETEXcEs.
For several days past the bank officers have
noticed q number OF fraudulent checks in cir
culation purporting 10 be drawn by different
persons, but with the signatures in the same
handwriting. The person to whom they were
traced was yesterday afternoon arrested by
Detective Parker, and lodged in the police sta.
Lion.
The accused, who gave his name rs Peter
Wolf, is charged with passing check on Mr..
Schultz, a Broad. street ieweler, for twenty
eight dollars-paying twenty three dollars for
4 watch and receiving five in change. To thiS
he signed the firm name OF 4. w. Myers, Co.
Son. Another, offered 10 Mr.. Montz, was
drawn on the First National Bank for ninety
three dollars by Peter Wolf X Co, and an
other bore the signature Of u. w. Miller 4 90.
When arrested the watch bought from Mr..
Schultz and lot Of blank cheques, notes, Sc,
were found in his possession. He claims to be
wealthy, and told 4 gen tleman on Broad street
that he had just bought brewery for one
hundred thousand dollars. His case will b.
investigated before the Mayor this morning.
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> MYSTERY Il that rustic path was treating,

= MYsT EkY i that rustic path was treating,
when the san his rays were shcdding-beamrg
cleaning. fairly stresmlng through the trees; and
1 watched the strsamlct glistening. as entranccd |
there was listening TO the melting, merry music on
the breeze. when beneath q tree reclining where
no ray OF sun was shining 10 . / saw q feilow-be-
Ing on th" ground. Though no uthc7 featurc
shifted. quickly Jon bis eyes upl'ftci-upwArd
If cd AS he wildly look Il around. 'Good friCud,r
said ]. apprO ,chlnZ, "do not charge me with en-
crnach!ng-arc You Wa sitlug for some sscnxcr Of
nc~s:n But no other word he uttered aud no
other sent nee nuttered, " You II Iad tuerc's s
none Ike rAGE's boots and shoes -
THAT'S = strange e1 preston. surely ~ said l.
looking down dcmurely. ~ trust, g0Oi Sir, Lhit
you the question y Ill exc" sen
But he only looked the prOuder as h spoke the
words the loIIdc:, IT here's always perfect com
fort IN Pages boots snd shoes ~
"Why, bless me, man ~ 1 shouted as his
sanity Idpub,ed, 'Tis surely naughs to me wEat
peoaIe's goods you use ~
but he cnly ciled the higher, with enhusi tsic
fire, Youth save your cash by wearing PAGE 5
boots and shoes ~
so left him there reclining, where no ray Of
sun was shining, and frequently wondered at the
words The man did use thinking surely Twas 4
mystery, and that seine hidden history WAS wcAY-
Ia. round myself and Page s boots anu shoes. 80
thea resolved TO buy them nay, felt compelled
to try them. And behold. I've cause for gadncss
that The words deemed were madncss induced me
thus 10 purchase Pages ma.cnless boots and
shoes
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RIcHMoSp HrsTRIoSIC CLUB.-The perform
ance given by the Histrionic Club, OF this
city, did not draw as good house rs its efforts
deserved. The members went to considerable
trouble and expense to put Retribution !"
and " Ben Bolt" properly upon the boards,
and they ought to have met with better en-
enlargement. The pieces were very we'll per-
formed -Messrs. Fitzpatrick, Rcnauld, and
Mcdonald especially doing themselves credit
by their careful acting. The "make up" of
the last-named gentleman rs Reuben Rags
was inimtable, sufficient in itself to I" bring
down" any house. The ladies-MisS Mary
Jackson and Miss Blanche Middcton-were
1T home in their parts, as they always are,
and left nothing to be wished for. We trust
that the next time the "Histrionics appear
on our boards our citizens will appreciate
their efforts.
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GOING TO LEAVE US.-For 4 few days past pc
des,rians on AaiG street have missed wcl!-ynoHn
gentleman who has long held forth at Its in:crsec
ton with Fourteenth, We aliude, Of course, TO
Mr.. Z. 8. POWELL, the Medicine Nan. Many
citizens Of Richmond who have tried and found
out the virtues of his mcdicated soap, eye wa,cr,
magic pain extractor, Suodyne salve case pias-
ter or wart paste, will regret to hear that their
frierd of the healing art has discontinued business
here, and IS of for Baltimore Mr.. PowkLI. is
known to almost every man in Richmond, aud to
many he has been Dtaefactor. 1t gives plea
sure, therefore 10 lie tify to his excellent charac-
ter, TO his good business qasties, and to bespesk
for him : kind reception and a prosperous career
In his new home. We comment hun especially 10
the tiltCled.
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a LIvISG SEAL CAUGHT Is THE MATTAFoEI-
A GREAT CURIosiTr.-There is now upon ex-
hbiton at No. 9lS Main street, next door 10
Davies's Musical Exchange, 4 living seal,
caught in the Mattaponi river on Monday
morning last. Andrew Stone, who has tished
in those waters for the last twenty-five
years, was making his usual haul with his
seine. As he brought it i'll he noticed that he
had more trouble than usual. There was
evidently something in the net which was
rather stronger than Il shad. After quite
n struggle he succeeded in getting the rebel
lious aquatic on shore; and judge Of his sur
prise when he found that he had caught live,
spotted Arctic seal. This was upon Malta
pike, the place of William Gresham, Esq, in
King William county.
The seal was brought to the city for exhibit
tion. He is Il curious specimen, we'll worth
seeing. He measures six feet from tip to tip,
and about fourteen inches across his body
and he is one of the prettiest creatures we
have ever seem He will be on exhibition for
several days yet.
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TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1S42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February l.
1870, over Sl3, 600, 600.
cash assets, February l, 1859 Invested in bonds
.rf mortgages worth fin every case double The
sinount Ioanedl. over S32, ,ooo 600.
Nnmeer Of policies In force February, l, 1863,
G1,sG6.
This is an all-cash aad a purely mutual COM
,,1py and is conducted on he only principle
;.bl,h time and Npc;iencs has proven to be ult!-
,n.iely safe and Trustworthy. al Of its profits
arc divided annually among the insured IN the
most equitable manner. which can be used To de-
crease the premiums or 30 purchase more insu-
rance At the option OF the policy-hoders.
kpnlicat!cn can be made to Mr. Lewis Booker
Nr John I. Goddin, or The Undersigned.
ID. \. WALKER IL CO., Agents,
No. l0l4 Main street.
pr. j. Il. Mc"Aw. Medical HNaminer. my7
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CONCERT To-NIGHr.-Encouraged by the
success of the concert on Tuesday night,
which has already been highly spoken Of in
these columns, the Richmond Musical Be-
nevolent Association will give n second con-
Second Baptist church tonight. The Ell ter
tainment will consist OF favorite solos and
concert pieces by the best composers, and rem
dered by we'll known talented amateurs.
The reputation of this Association is such
as TO insure delightful evening to all who
attend The affair will be under The direction
OF Professor Ericsson, TO whom the pubic is in
a great degree indebted for The rich musical
treat on Tuesday night
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The COUNTY SEAL OF CHESTERFIELD RR-
sToRED.-On the raid of General Spears's Fe-
deral command through Ches esterfield, the seal
of the county was stolen by L stragger, who
carried it few miles and then threw it away
by the roadside. 1t was then picked up by
Colonel Samuel Whetherill, Of Philadelphia,
a Federal officer, who, perceiving its value,
carried it with him through the war, in the
hope of finding IN opportunity for its return
This opportunity was found Il few weeks ago,
when it was entrusted by the Colonel 10 Mr..
James u. Sublett, n son of one OF the proprie
tors of the Spotswood Hotel, who was At the
time on 4 visit to the Qaker City. DIR. Sub
lett has left the seal at our Office, where the
authorities Of Chesterfield may find 1t on ap-
plication.
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MAYORS CoURT-Mtyor ChahOon presiding. -
The following cases were tried yesterday:
Daniel Hickman inegroj, charged with as
discharged.
J. X. Lyon was arraigned on the extraor-
dinary charge of perjury, in swearing that
persons occupying house No. 1917 Main street
were persons of bad repute. The evidence
failed 10 sust tain the charge and the defend
ant was discharged.
Primus Johnson (negro), charged with
stealing two dollars and half from J. Briggs,
was sent on.
Robert Brown (negro), charged with fight
ing in the street, was discharged.
Winston Jackson, charged with assaulting
and beating Maggie johnson, was fined two
dollars and half
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HUSS1cuTT OPENS THE BALL.-Rev. MI.
Huunicutt has taken the stump and COM
menced the congressional canvass in dead
earnest. 4 flaming poster before MS an
nounces that he will speak on the Capitol
Square this afternoon 1T O'Clock. He an
nounces that he will refute the following
Slauders:
!. That he has gone back on the principles
he taught when he first came to Richmond.
Q. That he has gone back on the colored
people.
3. That he has abandoned Republican prin-
ciples.
He will also discuss the "iron clad " and
the question of the removal Of disabilities.
This promises richness.
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Po11TIcAL.-A meeting of the Republican
Congressional Committee Of the first district
was held at Bowling Green, Caroline county,
Monday. The committee adopted q resolution
recommending the formation of committees in
cations do not already exist, the organization,
when effected, to be reported to J. Cohn,
chairman, Yorktown, Va. The committee
came 10 the conclusion &C that under existing
circumstances il was not a part OF its duty TO
consider the claims of either OF the gentlemen
candidates for Congress in this district, for the
reason that both are recognized rs true Re-
publcans, and it did not wish to prejudice the
claims of either"
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II. Chapman, recently appointed to the eighth
circuit formerly Judge Critcher's), passed
through Richmond yesterday, and will hold
court in King William to-day.
Judge Chapman is native of Orange conn
ty, Va, where he has resided all his life, fol-
lowing the profession OF law. He was De-
mocrat of the old school, but stoutly opposed
secession. His appoin tment was made 1T the
request of many prominent members Of the
bar, and his acceptance made 1t necessary for
him TO resign his Office rs presiding magistrate
of Orange county. A perfect gentleman and
good lawyer, no better appointment has been
made under the military regime.
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM This article Is the
true Sccrc. of beauty. II IS what fashionable la
dies, actresses and opera singers use TO produce
that cultivated diS.ingue APP carance so much ad-
mirsd u the circles OF fashion.
1t removes all unsighty blotcheE, rcdaess
freckles, tan sunburn and effects offspring winds,
aud gives to the complexion blooming purity Of
transparent dcl'c.cy and power. No lady who
values fine complexion can do without the Nag
nolla Bsm. Sevsnty-lye cents will buy 1t of any
OF our respectable dealers.
Lyous ka.hairon is aycry delightful hair dress
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HrsTIyGs CoUsT OF MAGIsTRArEs.-Se1ior
-iiderman A. T. PEBBLES qresiding. THE follow
ing cases were tried yesterday: Bailey Ander-
son, petit larceny; guilty but, recommended
to mercy of court. He was sent 10 jail for
three hours. Collin Coots, petit larceny; not
guilty. He was discharged. Ellison Harda-
way, petit larceny guilty. Five days in Jail.
days in jail. John Smith. petit larceny
guilty. Ninety days in jail. John Wiley,
petit larceny; guilty. Sixty days in jail
james II. Washington, petit larceny; pleaded
guilty. Fifteen days in jail. Julia Johnson,
petit larceny; guilty. Thirty days in Jail.
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HENRY KAYToN, Professor OF Optics, has re-
moved to 81 Hroad street, opposite The New Mar
X { with spleQd.d assortment OF spcctacles an Il
eyeglasses well known TO III. community ) at large
rs OF great purity and transparency. Also, pero-
scopic pebbles.
L. S.-The Mrs. and Misses KAYTOS kindly
cil.r bes les great inducements in dress trim
mings, ribbons, fancy and dry goods.
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w THE CITY SMALL NoTEs.-The argument In
the case of certain bankers of Baltimore
against the city of Richmond, involving the
validity of the issue of corporation notes i'll
the early part of the war, was concluded in
the United States Court yesterday. Judge
Joynes, James Alfred Jones, and Judge
Crump, for the plaintiffs Raleigh 7. Daniel
and John O. Steger for the defendants. The
Chief Justice requested counsel 10 note their
points in writing, and reserved his decision in
the case.
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APPLICATION OF THE MAD-sToSE.-One oi
the little sons of Mr.. Wardwell, who was
bitten by Il mad dog on last Saturday, had the
mad. stone applied to the wound on Tuesday
last and application of it was made to the
other one on yesterday. The wa ter in which
the stone was cleansed after having been taken
from the wound seemed 10 contain = good deal
of the virus which it had extracted. The
stone used was that recently noticed in the
DiSpdtch, and we learn that it has been re-
Gently used in 4 number Of cases where per-
sons have been bitten by dogs supposed TO be
rabid.
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REM 7IsCEECEs - Richmond. October 20 1852
DR.. SCuuLTz has operated on my toe.naIls, which
for years have given me great pain and trouble
have felt tie greatest relief from his treatment
and willingly acknowledge myself his debtor for i
restoration and comfort. j. ST. LgGER GREN-
FEL. Colonel and Adjutant-General Of Morgan
Brigade OF Cavalry
Bunions, corcs, &C., equally painlessly treated.
Office above the spotswocd.
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HELPLESS A. Smith, of Thomas.
Vile, Ga, is in town, and is one OF the most
rheIniess men we have ever heard of. He has
lost both of his legs in consequence of ulcera-
tion following upon rheumatism. He is also
blind in one eye. He comes to Virginia in
pursuit Of health, the warmer climates or the
South endangering his life.