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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17
AUCT1oN sAlEs---Futars asays:

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
v sURRY COUNTY FOR sALE.-By virtue
OF the last will and testament OF James b OtarH'
sy sa on III s.
R SsaaSs f ss0ns to the
died, Containing about 500 ACRES; 70 remarkably
ais a on n The road leading from surry Court
house to Gotham, on james river about mldwsT
between the two places and about out, TWO ana a
and well finished o.story dwelling-house, WIN
basement, &c all nicely fitted mp, and occupying
beautiful oak grove near the road. 1t also has on
It all necessary out-buildings usual on large anu
well arranged farm ; oil Of which are in good re-
There is young apple orchard on the place, ap
the land is In high state Of improvement ana WIZ
raised In this Section of the country.
1t is about three and half miles from jones' s
yhsrf on James rvs a. a1 Seek
Ie9ujarly to Norfolk from Gray's Creek landing.
Which is within mile of the place. ,
marl on the place, and several acres of meadow
land Of the best quality. The body or the place
lies on the east side of the road but portion OF II
Gray's Greek, and viii be sold with Gray's Creek
"GRAY,s CREEK,'' containing about $40
Oak Hill. It has on it a good stngle-gtory brick
dwelling house and all necessary out:buldngs all
the land is very fertile, and well adapted to the
production of all the crops usually raised in this
Vicinity.
Persons desiring to purchase either Of the above
named places are earnestly requested 10 examine
them before the d.y OF sale. Mr. j. W Land re-
sides az Oak Hin, and will take pleasure In show
ing persons over either Of the places.
TERMS A credit Of one and two years VIII be
given by the purchasers giving bonds. with APP
proved, bearing interest from day OF sale, ara
lien TO be retained on the lands until the purchase
money Is paid. Possession will be given on or
before 1st January, 1871. For further particulars
applyto GEORGE t. CLAhhE,
&c 20 2tawtds Surry Courthouse Va.
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A VERY EMBARRASSING CASE of mistaken
identity occurred on board the Missouri
Valley train, at Kansas City, the other day.
The wife of a gentleman residing in that
city has been visiting in st. Joseph for sew
eral weeks, and he was expecting her that
evening. On the arrival of the train he eu-
tered the car and saw 4 lady whom he sup
posed to be his better half, sitting very
composedly with her back to him. He very
slyly approached and placed his hands over
her ewes. The lady finally released herself
and Indignantly turned towards him. 1t is
impossible to imagine his surprise on find
ing the lady was an entire stranger. He
offered the proper explanation and apollo
Ky, and, turning his eyes in another drec-
ton, he discovered his bona tide wife look
ing on and quietly enjoying the affair.
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saarcnins for Lisht-A hea"sa'ui
Poem.

ny ALICE CAREY.
49,, uooos wore red at Inc window, ,
arJ ave with tn mi d nay wra,hef.
-. Az" Lac 70 he III ION, inside o. the room'
Sst M ther and child toee'hcf ,oort
- ,notfer WAS rorktf4 h babe on net H'ai|
And tn both were rocking toec;hSF.
nd soft through tic curtsin of roses
which the roses coulr M. sm"tacr,
bcam OF light all golden white,
Came 10 tho child ami tho m"incr-
.,.mr fanacrly In through the tCncer ica'es'
A Kissing tic child and tho mG'hc''
And the child was as fair rs a picture
Tha, Is painted in fairy 'torf ,so
And hc opencd bis eyes In 81 surprise
A-see ing ihc wonderful glory
0ncned his bany and beautiful eyes.
A.secipg the wonderful glory.
".Tis wing OF gold In the roses
Thought he Iii can he no ether ,,.,,,,,
And with hand white lac c'nsLl NJ '''e 'iN'
Then held II wide 20 ii> mn'hct .,s.ar
!. - ,be ta.rs said plain a. tears conii say,
"nh: where isii gone, my mo'hcF
.,s me May times came and faded.
one Nav time after the . hcr,
.nd a 81 Al sart man, all brown ana lah'
Nd Ear from The lap of his mother,
a az he that had wep. for the vanished hsnt'
In the rosy house with his mother:
,,c had sailed and sailed the ocean,
-, And he had roamed he world for treasure,
And with main and might he I'D sought tnc li-h''
IN. light of unfsGinY pltasare;
And now he WAS old and he said - MS near
II have got me no su'e pie sure.
FOR still !, had nuttcred before him,
As s!ill II h ID stf!v,n 10 gather
Both sea and LAND. the ight IN ms mana
hn.tLe CRY was nos, My Father.
IL is all - it'll Thee, beyond lie sea
II Is all with hee my Father.
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y f T E L l. E, -
REsTAUKATEUR, ~
1904 MAIN STREET,

Has rcftted his saloons, and invites the custom OF
OLD friends, whose patronage and good-will nc mas
en- ioS cd for twenty seven years. HIS LADIES
Portable and retired. aud tie gentle ladies OF
Richmond and from abroad " III find on his bills
oil fare all they can desire, which Will be served III
the mos; elegant style of his art 80
The winter programme Is now presented win
all It's tXuries and d,licacies of land ana wafer,
he most superb meats and vegetables supplied by
tie local market aud the luxurious contributions
from North and South, will he found IN MS larder.
80 &C. served i'm the best styles 10 order.
Ills BAR Is supplied with lIQUCRs mnsur-
passed hy those IN any bar in the United States.
{TlOICE. SEaSONAELE DRINKS hrcwea in
the most exquisite style by his experienced bar
keeper. $500,
"artics dining or taking other meals In his nri-
vate rooms supplied promptly according to or
ders.
to order for parties and families In the best styie
Country customers will always find accommoda-
tiou and thelr orders promptly flied. 0cS
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STEAM EzsS.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOA TSiITsIa
u CCNPANY.--F II K0KFo;;k, -. - 80 z,
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
iSGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fas. and
elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYL Y = 7 f r,
Captain y. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves ccmpany's wharf at Rockets for the
atove-nam. d places on MONDAYS, WEDEFS-
DAYS, aud FR!DA3S,. at HALF-PAST SIX
0'CLuCK A.. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk in time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk 80.
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return,... 400
CUhSIORS.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
tnr!2ys, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti-
more, and principal LANDINGS on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river. ut REA-
SnNAHi.E RATES. Freight received from A.
NJ. tiit 7. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent,
SCI Once. Coupany's wharf.
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THE Examiner thus describes Il "faShion-
able choir :. The choir loft ten feet be-
hind and ten feet above the worshipper>
then the fourteen sorts OF tlmc-bO1ks then
the bal,lstrade to hide the prai>erS; then
the praisers themselves, who come tripping
to their places with cXuberant satisfaction
and demonstrative delight then their sal
utations and greetings, which in any other
part of the church would be considered in
tolerably irrcverent therefore the choir loft
is not recognized as n part Of the church,
or the inhabitants a part Of the Worship
pers); then the litter, disease which is Us
incurable in choirs as it is inseparabie from
them then solemn singing with q back
ground of merry smiles, hilarious nudging
and characteristic mot to say choristeristic)
winks then grand accommodating Of tune
books, accompanied by appropriate wbls-
pers, during the prayer or reading Of the
Holy Bible then literary entertainment,
or an exchange Of pencilled notes on all the
great questions that interest the human
mind-eXcepting religion; then the trans
formation of the choir loft into sleeping
car, Of which the chori>ter is the conduc-
tor, who wakes up his passengers when it
is time to 60 to praiSing again.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
1EG-sTONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, TENN, May ID, 1863.
DR.. II. T. Helmbold:
Dear Sir,-We introduced your FLUID EA-
TRACT BUCHU in this country about eight
months ago. and are happy to state that 1t is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform you
of one instance tamong many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man IN our
county named J. B. Ostel had been suffering
about FIVE years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought Of us one bottle Of your BuCHu,
and before he was through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store. He
saws that he will never be without the BuCHU IN
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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A JEALOUS New Orleans lover, who is
captain OF schooner, arrived in port early
the other morning, and FASTENED to lind his
lady love. On the way he thought he saw
her talking to another fellow. His first inn
pulse was to Kill him on the spot, but he
only rushed up trantically and tore them
asunder, and was proceeding to rend his
rival piecemeal when he discovered his mis-
take. 1t was somebody's else's lover and
somebody else. His apology to a police
man wouldn't do, and he had to tell his love
story very pathetically in order to get away
from the Recorder next morning.
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BY 2. Bowman, Auctlonccr.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORI SALE.
- On TUESDAY, the 22d inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock. will sell, at my wareroOms, 1903 Main
street, $50 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, ana
BALMORALS, in reatyariety OF sizes and qual,
files. They consist Of Eastern, New YORK ana
Philadelphia made goods. and cannot be suTp 'sseu
In attrSc ion. Also, an unusually fine ana large
assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC WOOLLENS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
FUR and WOOL HATS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
BLANKETS, FURS, &C.;
with an attractive invoice of WAX DOLLS.
The attention of the trade Is earnestly requested
Bile. fresh and seasonal ole, and will be sold with
out reserve. L. BOW MA n,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
no 15-Tu. Tn, S,M,ru
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate h gents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank streets

Eleventh street. between Main and Bank streets.
ry,RUsTEE's SALE OF THE VALUA-
4 BILE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
HAMPTON" ON THE WESTHAm ROAD,
FOUR MILES AND A HALF WEST OF RICH
M,ND.-In execution of the provisions Of q deed
of trust from ". p. i.awton to the subscriber,
dated Goth October, 1853, and recorded In Henrico
County Court Office, being thereto required by the
assignee OF the creditor, / will sell at auction.
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, 22d November,
at O'Clock P. NJ, Qf fair; If not. then on the
first fair day thereafter, at the same hour the lit
tie FARM above referred IT,. containing FORTY
ONE AND A HALF ACR IS, running back to the
canal. The Improvements consist or GOOD
framed dwelling with about six rooms, the usual
out houses an q good orchard
TERMS: The deed prescriheS sale for cash SUI
ficieut to defray expenses of sale and to pay OF
the balance of the debt, (now about 81 50o and the
residue upon such terms us the grantOrmay direct.
The CREDITOR however, IS willing 10 receive one
fourth Of his debt in cash, and for the residue will
allow credit of six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest, for M gotiabie notes, secured by
deed of trust upon tic property. Onc-llalf OF the
cash instament must he paid as ION US the pre-
pcrty Is struck Off otherwi e the property VIII ne
again put up at ssle. If the one-nalf OF the cash
instalment Is paid, the terms OF sale rs to the re-
sidue must be fully complied with in three days
thereafter; and 10 default OF such com Glance the
property will be resold after advertisement Of ten
DAYS. at the risk and COS Is CT the purchaser. .
This resale Is now to be made because OF the 1ali-
IRE of purchas ser of the property at recent sale
to comply with the terms thereof
LUCIEN HILL, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucts. no IL
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SAGAcITY OF DETECTIvEs.-A roobery
has recently been committed ut Clyde, New
Zealand. An additional piQuancy attaches
to the crime from the fact OF It's having
been pernetrated upon the strong room OF
n Jail. The prison of Clyde was forclbly
entered one Sunday about two months ago,
and two boxes carried OIL containing Dull
lion and notes TO the amount OF Ella, ael.
The entry had been effected with all the
skin displayed by our own burglars, and
the escape of the criminals was effected
with similar secrecy and success. Here,
unfortunately for the colonial thieves, the
resemblance ends. They were arrested III
n fortnight, and their capture was effected
a still more remarkable departure from
English prccedent-by the sagaclty. OF
the detectives. Some one in the neigh
borhood had, on the morning Of the
crime. observed man whose beha.
vior had aroused his suspicious, and
had accordingly set himself to watch ms
movements. From 'jniormatlon received ="
from this source the detectives followed III
the track Of the suspected man, and, coming
to the place where he had camped, pro-
cceded to examine the remains Of the 1lre
which he had there made. Among these
they found the remnants of some burned
clothes and small portion Of horses
bride, OF which the rest had been burned.
This piece of leather led to the discovery OF
the criminal. On being examined, it was
found to have been repaired, and that III
such d way that. according to expert opin-
ion, the epairs had been performed not by
a suddler but by shoemaker. This d.
rected the attention of the police to one
Rennie, a shoemaker, to whom some slight
suspicion on other grounds had already at
tached, and in due course the part OF the
h.;,l, nv b;cb u-us still ,,nhIlrnp1 WAS i0pDtl-
fed as belonging to bride when was
traced to his possession. Rcnnie, being
thus identified with the man whom the police
were in pursuit of, was arrested, and shortly
afterward confessed his crime and disclosed
his accOmplice.
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.r1TTov sALEs-This Day.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctloneer,e.-
Mo. 1917 Main street.

NO lotf Waafh osa~S~'
DIANos, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
/ BOOKS, &C, At AUCTION. i WI! sell III a ,6
O'clock. large assortment Of FURNITURE, &C.,
Two 'ssFcSoND-HAND PIANOS. made by knabc
q Gaehle;
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WARORoBES,
MAHOGANY BUREA SOFAS and
JENNY i LInD and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs-
MAHOGANY. WALNUT, and OAK HXTEH-
MA HoGaNY sECRETAR1Es and BOOK
MARBI,F,ToP and PLAIN WAsHsTANCs,
Walnut ETEGERE, BED LOUNGE,
PAR HAT6s6ME WINDOW CURTAINS,
HIia and SHUCH MATTRESSFs,
BOOKS, CROCKERY, CARPETS,
HANDSOME FRENCH CLOCK,
SUPERINTENDENT good order;
pESKS. ,-,
faif ar h"Af 0''' TIiOS. ". KEEsEF, Auct.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1lOs Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN THE
PLAN OF SIDNEY AT PUBLIC AUG
TfoN.-By virtue OF decd of trust hearing da,e
18th November, 1870 by K. 7. Jennings and \; A.
Jennings his wife, To me us trustee Tor j: N. Jen-
nings Will proceed to sell, Oh the premises, NO
yEMBER l7IM, 1870 at oSosk, the o iTi' owl e
i'm the plan of Sidney, situated the north side Of
lmwood street, between berry and Calvert
streets beginning at point los feet from the west
line OF Cherry street, thence westwardly and front
ing 80 feet on said north side of Elmwood street.
running back l7e feet between parallel ltnes to an
alley 20 feet wide in common.
If from unfavorable weather, the above sale be
prevented on the day named, 1t will take place the
next fair day thereafter.
TERMS: tne-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8. and
70 months, interest added, secured by tru,t deed.
nos j. S. WISE, Trustee.
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Wellington Goddin,
Real Eata,e Agent and Auctioneer,
Corner of Bank and 18th streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALu =
RitHMOND. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CAP
iTOL STREET, ADJOINING The y
UALT.-Ry virtue OF deed OF tTnst e1Ccu.tu ny
Mr. Hugh w. Fry and wife TO no. , rs: T dn r
Trustee bearing date LIST Of June 1861; duly duly, re-
cord' d IN Richmond Hastings Court, shall, as
substituted trustee In the place OF salu 1"Iso ON,
under n decree Of the Court OF ChaDcery ior tile
civ of Richmond, proceed to sell NJ puDlc iucr
ZION " on The Ircmisis on THURSDAY, the l7th OF
Noyembrr 1870, ct O'Clock Z. NJ (ir iair II noL;
tho first fair cav thereafterh thai VsLIAbLh
pfESInENCE. with the grounds attach q theret'.
renting 90 feet more or lc,sl on the north 81 OF
(apito street running back about l3o teets lncnes
fmnre or Icss) t. the south line or Brnau NJ ecu
on which It has the same front as on Csptol streel
and bounded IN the east by the City HAL ana wesG
nv ihe First Presbyterian Church. The dwelling
e. INV occupied bY Mrs. Duval as boarding;
house, and Is in good order. 1t was remooeleu
some wears ago. and contains all OF the modeTn
conveniences usually found III hrst-ciass u"ci'-
ing. -, ,,, t,o d,ro,,,pp
ali Of the front on Capitol street. running Dack w
fett with the privilege OF nm alley Leading ON 70
Broad street snd the front on Broad sure VIII nc
divided into three lots. on one OF wnicn tneIe Is
nm excellent BRICK TENEMENT USED as omces
and Tor hu siness purposes which mas Always coii-
manded fair rents. l., pt,
The location is unsurpassed by any In hlch-
mrnd being IN front Of and comm 7nding hne
view or the Capitol Square and " ashlnStOh hoii,
ument; and while II is In the centre OF Tie CITY
is yet retired. 49, abb
The property will be gold as whole or suo-
divided. rs may be deemed best. :. :,
Whilst the deed requires cash safe, IL Is pIon a
HE that arrangements Will be made to e1tcnH re"-
NO I'd, Substituted Trustee.
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.,,.,r,,,, saLrs fu,ure s,sys-.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
y yALIaRLE TRA AE14 OF h xAaspo r. We
T TIL TSw TsT nF q
decree By ,h Circuit Court o ., of
Mecklenhnrg at tie Wcf9oet, ,ef Son Co., &c.
eo on,nst r. Carrinrton, c.. shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder on the eTT 1F LAND on
xhicl r. C,r.ington now resides THIS tract con,
tuins about l72 acres of land, but viii be suryeyed
mnoneke river, and about one mile from the town
NJ Clarksvilie 1t has on 1t com "r ,,t
ING house built OF wood snd All necessary Out
bnnses. About sxty acres OF this land Is IN orig.
hi rest hut has been much pillaaed. ANY one
,xish.n~ to purchase will call upon The snbscrloer
who will show the property. 90 money cash ::
the remainder in three equal annual rs hands ~
the deferred payments to be secured , pS av OF
saIcpp End ritl. retained "a further security.
on THE SANE Day md BY ,yys WILLIS oush, q n
Vile This lot is located In the centro u '"'
town. and has on H. LARGE framed bnl'a,ne;. md
TERES: Same as In The following 'r"e' Va ''''N'
ALSO.
an TuE,erp DAY OF DFCEMB FIR, 1870, by
the same decree. on the premises, an otneI 10 u
OF LAND belonging To said I. Carrlneton, tJt ts
in the upper end of Mecklenhurg couhhs Saters Of
RInestone Greek, and within eight. en- miles OF
Kcvsvile THIS tract has on It dilaplo ,aus
Owtlllng-hOu:e and tile necessary IoDaSccan
II Is well watered, has an abundance OF umoer'
and is considered good as any tract IN tie e's
hnrnood Persons Wishing to purchase are re-
0uestcd to examine the property.
TERMS Enough cash to pay cost OF sui thr ana
~ fanr canal annual in stalments, the pur chaser
executing bonds with sufficient security for the
deferred payments bearing Interest from usy OF
the purchase money; or The purchaser may. at III
option pay ore-third cash and execute MS bon nus
for the residue wi hout othor security thHn tne
title retained rs aforesaid Possession IN cach case
" 'e e'N" JOHN r. LEIGH,
~ oadtda Snnciul Commissioner.
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TON OF APATIENT SEVENTY-EIGHT
YEARS OF AGE-THANKs TO
MIR. HELMBOLD.

YEARS OF AGE-THANKS TO
MIR. HELMBOLD.
GIRARD, PA, March 81, 1862
Editor Cosmopotite:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits OF
Helmbold's Buchu, and for the benefit Of those
similarly afflicted myself, to say that after con-
sulting many eminent PHYSICIANS, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which I have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the expi-
ration of that time, however, I thought COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
RACED me to perseyere In It's use, and now, at the
expiration Of four months, although am an In
firm cid man, nearly seventy-eight years of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be e1pectedto
rayorably effect ne as they otherwise would,
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
nent benefit from Mr.. Helmbold's valuable dis
coyery that feel ought publicly to record tho
fact. as an acknowledgment to him aud valuable
suggestion to the public.
Yours, respectfully.
u. Ii. LAREN.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG TANDISG STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN.,, September s, 1869.
H. T. Relmboid, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
of Buchu, about two weeks since for an affection
orthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihave suffer-
ed BY spells, very much, for few days past. But
Yesterday relief came through the effect OF your
"Buchu.n A stone passed from my bladder about
the size of large pea, and now feel perfectly
well 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. have great
faith in It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
j.. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
Fl. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
R. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, Unnecessary.