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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26
BY Grubbs i Williams
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
eleventh street between Main and Rank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
l. BE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
HAMPTON, ON THE WESTHAM RuA D,
FOUR MILES AND HALF WEST OF RICH
MOND.-In execution of The provisions o. deed
Of trust from w. Z. Lawton 10 the subscriber,
dated 10Th October, 1853, and recorded in Henrico
county court office heing Thereto required By the
assignee Of the creditor, Will sell at auction,
upon The premises. on SATURDAY, September
Gath. 1870 at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, If not, then
the first fair day thereafter at the same hour,
the little FAkM above referred to, containing
Forty. ONE AND HALF ACRES, running
back to the canal. The improvements consist of q
good framed dwelling with about ST. rooms the
usual out-houses, and good orchard
TERMS The deed prescribes sale for cash suf-
fclent to defrav expenses of sale and to pay off
the balance of the dabt NOW about 81 5to and the
residue upon such terms the grantor may direct.
The creditor. however. is willing to receive ONE
four Of his neot in cash. and for the residue VIII
allow credit OF six, twelve and eiphteen months,
with interest. LiCIEN Hill, Trustee
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. Sc Is
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY,
29th of September, 1870, ut the same hour.
LUCHIN HI l., Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucloneers. sc "a
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sAUCTrON SALES Future nays.

DUBLTC SALE OF LANDy--We win
L salson the promises. on THURSDA Z, the Goth
OF October next. at L. O'Clock NJ. TRACT II
LAND, containing about THREE HUNDRED
AND FORTY ACRES, living on Ovens creek,
near Gum Spring, nihe county Of oufsa II being
the same land N which judith Smith, deceased,
papcy Of N. @. Moss. The land Is level, and cons
veniefit TO mills and churches s..
The terms will be made known on the day OF
sale. PEACHY II. GRATTAN,
Agent for the Couches;
CAROLINE NJ CARTER,
MARY Z. DUKE,
40 2o--T1,& FdSswtd
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Two WESTERN TowNs.-Kit Carson, on the
line of the Kansas Pacific railroad, says the
Missouri Republican, must be lively place.
1t is told that minister stopped there some
time since, and, intending to try and reform
it, he was furnished money and tracts by
some benevolent gentlemen. and started
protracted meeting. In q few days, how
ever, he became disguised, and, going to
gambling-h lost al the money, left the
town, and has not since been seen. The
story is very likely to he true, judging from
description of the place, from when the
following is taken:
All we have to say of Kit Carson is, that
If any one wishes to see wickedness and
corruption in their most horrible and re-
voting forms, here is the place to visit.
We have heard of gambling, drinking, and
numbering, but here YOU may witness all
the vices and hellishncSs of the human
heart enacted and illustrated every day. 1t
is perfect "hell OH earth" Men are shot
and killed almost every night. Dance
houses, full of diseased and filthy women
some Mexican, some Indian, some Ameri-
can-carrying on their vocation amid scenes
OF dissipation and crime perfectly appalling.
This forsaken place is in the sandy plain or
desert, with not single tree in sight-with
nothing along the whole sweep Of the hori-
ION but boundleSs waste OF barrenne>S
and desolation.
This is one extreme, and the town of
greeley presents another. 1t Is described
GAS community OF some six hundred en-
thusiasts, who are laboriou>ly ditching,
digging, and fertilizing sank bank, where
nothing more luxurious than crop OF null
len-Staiks can be expected before the middle
of the next century. They point with pride
to "park'' in which the trees tower up like
SO many riding-whips. Fields without the
luxury of fence, weed, or spear of grass,
are melancholy evidence of what the town
of Greeley don't know about farming"
We doubt if there is eXaggeration about
either description. But ten years will dis
cover mighty change through all of the
great West lying near the railroad; though
there will doubtless still be immense room
for improvement.
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RAr1RoADs.
I'D 90 % CD 90
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-CHs ~
APEAKE AND OHIO RAILRUAD.--On AID

NJ EAKE AND OHIO RAIERUAD.--On aid
sitter SUNDAY, September ia. 1870, the
!, MAlL TRAIN VIII run daily between H1chmord
and White Sulphur springs Except sunday be.
tween Gordonsyflie and White srlphort. Leave
Richmond at A. NJ; STRIVE ct White Sulphur
at 10 Pc M. Leave White Sulphur ut $50 4. III. abl
arrive OF Richmond NJ 40 p. H.. making clos .
connections at G0rdonsyille and Charlottes giIls
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, &C.; also for
Lsnchburg, Knoxville Chattanooga Mem phis
New orleans, MONTGOMERY, Mobile, BE-
Going West passengers dine at Gordonsvilj.
sUd sup a. Covington, gotny East, oreLkgas, =.
Gosbcn and dine at GordonsyilIa.
This train CONNECTS with stages as follows:
st Stanton with stages for Augusta nate Str1b-
ltng'sl Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave, l;
miles.
At Goshen with stazes1or Cold Sulphur spr,pgs,
2miles ,Kockbr1dge Alum Springs smiles Rock
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, IS miles.
At Mfllboro' with stages for Bate alun Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, ID
miles; and Healing Springs, "a miles,
at Covfngton with stages 20 Healing Springs
Is miles ; and Hot Springs, IS miles.
At Allegheny with Stages 10 Red Sweet SPRING.
2mile5; and Old Sweet springs, 10 miles.
at White sulphur springs with sts gss for Sal.
Sulphur Springs "a miles; Blue sulphur Springs,
20 mi'es; Red Sulphur springs, Il miles Lewis;
burg, miles ; and Charleston, los miles.
Through tickets issued to all points North, Wet
and Southwest.
JAMES Y. NETHERLAED,
seq General Ticket gent.
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RICHAcFD AND pgTERsBUaG n. Z. CO.,
RICHMOND. April %. 1877
THE TRAINS OVER Tbs ROAD

l. run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 3:45 /. NJ. and 2:soP. ".
Leave Petersburg ~ 10 a II. ana 7:05 r. VI
Freight and Acconmoo alton train, with psssen-
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily Mt
<. ~, and Petersburg. daily AZ 20 & Il, sun
days excepted).
The a:45 A. d. train will cot leave Richmond Oh
Sundays, md the 7:ca =. u. train will no! leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the $50 7. NJ.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached 20 the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aid
FRIDAYS.
Leave Clover Hill At I A. NJ, connecting 81
Chester With the accommodation train. PaS5en-
gers returning will take the $50 2. NJ. train COZ
Meeting IT Chesler with the coal train.
! THOMAS II. WYNSE,
ap23 Superintendent.
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MACHINE SHOP.
sLOAT ADDIHGToN. q
MACHIEISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l&e2 AND Its4 CARr
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS
RfCHN OND, yIR GINA.

PAIRING STEAN-EEGINES aud BOILERS in
city and country; TOBACCO WnEK Of ST.
kinds msde and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT,
HhSCOCkIS SUPERIOG MANNER; PLAT
FORM aud al other kinds o. SCALES kEPAlR-
ND and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for The ale OF
VEENOR, SELDSS'S PATENT STEAMER
GINE FACING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges arg Warranted SE US s loo
ali kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERB
MAKE for EAM-ENGlEES such as gauge;
cocks, oil and taliow-caps, Olt.CUPS Eoh
TIES WATER-GAUGES, GL0BE-YA'iEr,
BOILER FLUE CLEANERS, and q general as
sortmentcf such articles as are used oy all 11A'
ming steam-engines and saw-mslls.
SLOAT d ADDISGToH,
In IL laaa and 1874 Cary street
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By order
j OF the Judge of the Circu Court OF n" city
of richmond. Twill sell at public auction TUES
DAY, the 4th day OF October, at 10 O'Hloch at the
store recently occupied BY j. NJ. Dominlri, No.
&c, therein contained ALSO the FURNITURE,
&C. in tn: ceiling above, TO satisfy an attach
81 Dominica, and also to satisfy distress warrant
rs. same.
TERMS: Cash for all snms Of 800 or less over
thai sum, a credit OF sixty days, for approved ne
gottah BILE paper, interest added.
Sc 23-.1ct 4. W, RUsESF, II, C. C. r.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS OF
LLAND, WITH Sr1REHOESES THEREON,
LYING ON THE EAST SIDE OF SFNEN-
TEEHTH BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, OPPOSITE ARCH OF FIRST MAR
KET-HOUSE. IN THE CITY OF EItB NOND.
by virtue of two deeds Of trust executed By l. ia
cobs and Mary his wife-ths first on the Sd of June.
1867, and the second on the 10Th or August 1867
the trustees Of the Germ n Building Fund Asso-
citation, No. the undersigned. as trustees of the
said Association, and by direction Of the Board Of
Directors Of the said association. will sell at pub
JIG auction. on the pr, misses to he highest bdder
on MONDAY the 26.h of September. 1870. It
O'Clock p. NJ. If fair. If not. the next fair dav
thereafter the REAI ESTATE described in Id
two dee DIS and designated above.
TERMS Cash sufficient to paw OFF the expenses
o. executing this trust, and also the fines charges
interest and principal, secured by said two deeds
OF trust to the said Association and the residue
upon such credit and to be 'ured in such m m
ner The said ]. Jacobs or his assigns shall pre-
scribe or in default thereof, upon such CT, dit and
t. be scored in such manner rs the undersigned
81 al make known ut the time OF sale.
j.. LOHMAN,
j. II. BOSCHEN, , Trustees.
sc 15-dtds NJ. l.. JACOBS)N,}
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By j. D. WhItehead Z Co.,
Nos. . and Fifteenth street. between Main and
cary.
OUR NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY
" SALE will take risce on MONDAY. goth In
slant at our store, Fl teenth street between Main
and Cary commencing at balf.past 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, when we will offer at auction large and we'll
assorted stock OF
GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS &C;
to which we invite tie attention Of the trade.
20 J. T.. WHITEHEAD & co.
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How WE GER ffaiE wAx N~ws.-The press

How WE GER TIE WAR N@ws.-The press
DISPATCHES from Europe to New York du.
ring the last four weeks, says the Journal
of fhe TELEGRAPH, numbered about 100, 600
words, New York has been better posted
ON the issues of the war each day than Lon
dom, Paris, or Berlin. These dispatches
have almost wholly been sent by single
cable, full one-third of the whole to single
daily paper. and with marvellous rapidity
and accuracy. Familiar as we are with the
work of the telegraph, 1t has been marvel
70 us. To hundreds of thousands of minds
the whole process is and has been deep
enigma. ,,
Here is man sitting In a darkened room
at Hearts Content. The ocean caoie .ei iii
mates here. ao .,
A fine wire attached thereto is maze 40
surround two small cores OF SOW .loi. ..;oons
the electric wave, produced D{ ts" Passes
Of copper and zinc NJ N"iens',, mao.
through the wire, these cores 9eco st eh;scf
netic enough 10 move the slightest on,ect'
A lookins-class, hall an inch IN dlathetel,
&c f;xed ON a bar of iron one-tentn Oh an
;ncb sn,are and half an inch long. on TINS
f;nv sIass lamp is made to glare so that It's
Euht is reflected on tablet on the wal.
The language Of the cable is denoted oy inc
shifting of this reflected light from side TO
side. Letter by letter is thus expressed III
this fitting idiom in utter silence on the
wall. There is no record made by the ma
chine except as the patient watcher calls
out to a comrade the translated flashes as
they come, and which he records. 1t seems
n miracle of patience. There is something
of awe. creeps over us as we see the eTl,,
dence of human touch three thousand
mules away, swayiug that line Of light. :,
BY such Q delicate process as this, ana
after being repeated from line to line i've
times before its ultimate copy is in New
York, have the late great battles been re-
corded in our daily papers with great par
ticularity, and sent throughout the Union.
NOTHING ike it has ever before been accom-
plished. The enterprise of the New York
Press-of single press in New iork-has
eclipsed that of the wealthiest and ablest
presses in Europe.
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FERTILIZERS.

THE ALBEMARLE FERTILIZING
L MILLS.
KIRKPATRICK & CO.. eOo5 Cary street (Libby
Building), Richmond, w., take pleasure In offer
now IN use-yiz., RAW-BON. DuSi ground fine
and free from any mixture Also, fresh GROUND
p .STrR, which we again assure our friends
shall be as good as any we have ever sold. We
solicit your patronage. sc 9--lm
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BY W. Goddin
Real Estate AQenJ and AuctiOaeer

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE
DIN THE VILLAGE OF OW:LNG GkEEH.
y ITH SIX ACRES OF I,AHD Alta CHED. a
SHORT DISTANCE BEYOND TIE CORrORA-
TION LINE, AND WITHIN ONE AND
AT AUCTIOE.--At tn request of the owner, ]
shall sell at auction. on the premises. on W Ed
NESDAY. the 2Sth September, 1870, at clock
?. III, the desirable and attractive COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located as shove, formerly occu-
pied by the late Captain VIII IN Burton, and now
by Mr. y. L. Bur, on The d~. Hing contains five
brick barn, SIN, ke-hou e. he Ind is rich, and
IS we'll adapted for vecet bies Its nearness 10 the
city gives it peculiar advant ees as Il suburban
residence, or for market garden.
TERMS Liberal, ard made known at he sale.
Sc % w. GuDDIN, Auctioneer.
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BY p. Bowman, Auctioneer.
TIRST EXTRA LARGE FALL SALE.
$4,000 WORTH
OF STOCK To BE DISPOSED OF.

On WEDNESDAY,, September 2sh, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, Twill sell at my warerooms, 1909
Main treet,
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, and BAL
MORALS; comprising an unusually fine as
sortment Of new and desirable fall goods.
ALSO,
A most attractive and complete assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLLENS,
READY-MADF CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
FUR and WOOL HATS, &C, &C.
The attention Of the trade is earnestly directed
to this first OF our Fall sales, it contains the
choicest largest and most desirable stock of mer-
chandisc ever offered at auction. The goods are
all fresh and sea.onabIe, and sill be sold without
reserve.
TERMS: All sums under 800, cash from 800
to $500, sixty days; above tina. amount ninety
days credit, for approved endorsed papers.
P.ROWMAE,
kuctionner and Commission Merchant
Sc % TIL g NJ TuSW
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AgcTxos sALEsrhis pay.
BY ,Thomas W. Keesee. Anct!oneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

No. 1917 Main street.
TEETEEL HOUSEHOLD, FURNI-
Ut TfJRE FOR SAFE Al Auction. THIS
DAY Mt 10 O'Clock will sell nc my auction-house
nm assortment af GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting OF
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, in reps:
WALNUT and MAHOGANY SOFAS and
CHAIRS. In Il ,ir cloth;
marblc.top pieces
WALNUT and STATS BFDsTEADS
FEATHER BFDS BOOSTERS and PILLOWS,
MAHOGANY SIDEROA sD and PRESS,
KITE NsIUN and PAIN t. Bliss.
W.RDROBES. BoOK-PRESS ma DESKS,
LOUNGES, CRIBS, and MATTRESSES
B0USSETLS CA3PFT and OF CLOTH,
MACHINES and LETTER PRESS,
iOUNGING CHAIR. in green reps:
COJKING-sTOVE and TIN SAFES.
THOMAS w. KEFSEE,
seq Auctioneer.
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BY Lee q GoddIn,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Ills Main street.

90 BUILDING LOTS ON THE ROAD
20 LEADING FIRM "CAeH OORNERn TO
SEyENTE.NTH STREET, AT ITS INTER-
On WEDNESDAY, 18th instant. on the premises.
we will sell twenty BUILDING LOTS
fronting each 80 feet by lao feet Deep located as
described above.
TERMS Liberal, and announced at hour of
sale.
Sc % LEE u GODDIN. AucftrG.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Sc l. I'm lib Main street

HWENSBORO, KENTUCKY.-I wish
" IN sell ONF-IIAi or the WHOLE OF my
LARGE NEW FOUR-STORY BRICK STEM
merry, situated at the city wharf, on the bank OF
seventy-Gve by ninety feet, and has all the fixtures
and modern arrangements for the tobacco stem
ming business. l would sell one half or the
whole very low, or would take In partner In the
next seasons business.
The present prospect for very large and .hne
crop will no doubt Induce capitalists to invest IN
strips.
l refer to Messrs. A. IT. Harris. Jr., ut Rich
mond; Cues Harris, at Petersburg: and George
Dupuy. al Old Church, Va. : or to the under
signed, 1t 0wensboro',
au Slim FRANK l.. HALL.
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NEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS,
IN AND QUEEsSWARE HOUSE.

RICHMOND, Va.
I am receiving direct frnm The manufacturers In
Europe and the United States n large and com.
manding s,ock embracing all the recent sty Ice and
designs purchased on the most favorable terms
since the decline In gold. Merchants and pur.
chasers generally will find it greatly 70 their in
ferest 90 exauine my stock and priets before
making THAR purchases. John ASH En-
!: 90 10 II 80 tsoe Main stxee$, q.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG STONE
Passed AND TO BE SEEN.
wEsTPoRr, CONN.,, September 6, 1852.
H. T. Relmbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
of Buchun about two weeks since for an affection
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihsve suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past. But
Yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
aBuchu.'' A stone passed from my BLADDER about
the size of large pea, and now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with so hard. attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
sons similarly affected to try it. I have great
faith in It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFERsTO
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
j. L. G. CANNON, Druggist. Westport, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAKENiAN, Reading, Conn.
r. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, If necessary.
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BY Grubbs b Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street Detwenn Main and Bank

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST
IA SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
DUVALAND BAKER STREET.. Will b. sold at
auction. upon the premises, on Til UhSDAY, Goth
September. at q O'Clock p. NJ
It is 32x122 feet 10 an alley I6 feet vide.
Persons wanting go ID lot ut a low price will do
well to attend.
TERMS 1t the sale.
SCI GRUBpS g WILLIAMS.
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IL on MONDAY, Septc her 90, 1870. at II
O'Clock A. NJ. n SNAIL nNE->TORY FRAME
HOI1ST on Cabell street. north of Preston street,
near Bacon's Quarter branch, 10 satisfy "A distress
warrant In my hands as. David Ham in favor of
Elizabeth Weaver.
TERMS Cash. a. W. RCSENE,
se17-2i 90 He C.. r.
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GOD LIVER OIL.-Perfectly pure and
~ unusually fresh II. quality is itncxceptlpn.
able Ju.t reCe'ed, for sale by the bottle or
measure. j. BLAIR,
sel3 s25 Broad street.
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DICHMOND AND DANViLlE Rail


GOING SoUTH.-Lyncnburg ana DanNug pat.
sengers leave Richmond daily except Surd.y1
at Oils A. al. leave Burkgyille daily Except SUI
days. at l P. NJ. arrive at Danyille daiiy (s1-
AsD ExFREss Leaves Richmond daily >, 2:s5
P. n; leaves DanvilIe daily at as A. n; arrives
st GreeDs ,oro' daily at ! :0S a. X.
GoIHG NORTH. ~Lynchpury and Dinvin. pas
sengers leave Danvll1e daily Except Sundaygi At
$40 4. leave Bursev vile daily except sun
daysl at 1 Z. ~. arrive st Richmond daily
except Snndaysl It 1913 P: N THROUGH NAIL
AM EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily q. It's
A NJ. leaves Danyilie daily at 3 % A. ~. r
riyes 81 Richmond daily It 1it5 A. ii.
The tynchburg and Dsnvil,e passerg ger Train
connecrs At Burkeyille with the trains on TIE
southslde road for Petersburg. nos!0lk, Lynch.
burg, and all stations &c ths aoqthstte and Yir-
gina snd Tennessee railroads, br,ssoi1 aaII.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, SsEhsillc, VEN pits.
snd eli Important points South anc scathwest-
The Through Mail and express conHec.
at Greensboro with the trains on tee North CARO-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia AuRusts, -
v.nnah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c, &C.
and st Richmond with he Richmond, F.edcricss-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and OHIO. and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CH1LEs's PATENT
RECLINING CHkIRS on the through e1prcss
train. THOMAS LODAHEAD,
sc Supe! IN. endent,
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The nropritfor trusts that his remedies, from
the fact Of being advertised, may not ba
elassed as patent medicines.
HELMBOLD's
Film, EXTRACT OF BUCHU

ELUn, EXTRACT OF BUCHU
% pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name Is gtven, and It fr the most active which
can be made; it Is end orsed as cure by all
medical works for such diseases as recon-
mended by tho proprietor 1t is pleasant in Its
taste and odor, free from all Injurious proper
ties. and is taken by adults and children. 1t is
tonic, diuretlc, bloot-puriiying, and invigo-
rating Enfeebled and delicate constitutions OF
both sexes will find 1t far more strengthening
til n any Of the preparations Of bark or iron.
Sec medical properties contained in dispen-
satory of the United States, Of which the fol-
lowing is q correct copy:
BUCnU.-Its odor is strong difusive ana
somewhat aromatic; its taste is bitterish and
ANALOGOUS to that Of mint. 1t is given chiefly
in complaints of the urinary organs, such as
gravel, chronic catarrh of the bladder, morbid
irritation of the Bladder and uretha, diseases
Of the PROSTATE gland and retention or the
,ncon,inence of urine from loss Of tone In
tho parts concerned In its evacuation. 1t has also
been recommended in dyspepsia, chronic rheu-
~ st,su, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
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BY Thomas ". Reese, Aucttoneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

BIRD fTROUPIAL),
ID -TORE-C0USTaR CASHIERS DE~k.
on -CLGT.., &C., AT AUCTIOs.-I will sell nj
nv store, at 10 O'Clock, on MONDAY, september
8 STORE-CNUNTERS
CASHIERS DESK,
piece iIL-CL0TH,
BRAZILIAH BIZ and CAGE.
The bird Is very rare. and highly educated.
THOMAS W. kEFSEE,
60 q Aurtiopper.
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xsags3s. xgssgGEa rs, &C.

psIEJ<6c5y TEp>1S3oI2 EI~Se
A QUA AMARA, OR AGUE CON-
N QUEKOR, Il valuable mediciue for the pre-
ycutlon and cure OF chills and fever. Natures
own remedy far neutralizing miasm1. cure
warran, ed If directions followed. See certia-
Gates Prepared by WOOD < SONS.
Apohecaries snd Druggists
Ninth and Main streets. Richmond, Va.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
The certificates we publish for the benefit Of
!hoss: who have not u4eG our AGUE CON-
OUERttS are not manufactured for the occasion.
but are the voluntary offerings or respectable and
wsll-knonn gentlemen:
HENRICo, June 81 1867.
Aessrs Wood Sons, Richmond Va.:
Dear Sirs,-I have used your Ague and Fever
Conqueror In three very obstinate cases Of ague
ard lever in my family with the happiest results.
consider IL the best remedy known to me for that
distressing disease known as ague aid fever, aid
cordially recommend 1t to all thus afflicted.
Very respectfully your ohed.ent servant
j. c. REDWOOD.
RICHMOND, September L 1868.
AeSsrS. Wood g. Sons:
think your Agus C0nqueror is all you claim for
it. II cured u case OF agIe and fever OF twelve
month"; duration IN one OF my sisters, and though
she has SlOce resided in maartOus district there
has been no return of the disease. Your nedi-
cine Is well named the "AgEe CoUquerOr.n You
ought to NIX: IL extensively known.
Very truly yours,
Sc 90 ISAAC 3. BASS.