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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-21

aEUNAMCH CenRAAEEa 8
|H7Ra1R11 HONS !. .ss., '.-..s.. =
ryvirrs run I ssSBSaaA1hsq gIs e SIskss.s
assnss nnpr oY aHsTEEEs sE pom sssraaa''a
F., Issae f e. RaE
GarP1s, " ficsrs A. s Tarvey, and =
= ID. J. HARTsooK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
r.. C. WHERHY, Jr., Assistant Secretary. !.
Office, 1914 Main street. my 2l--tUy
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA. +
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
-. d. i RICHMOND, VA.
This old and well-known Virginia institution In
sutes Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
LAks insured on property pledged to make good
losses. .' = i
More than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In losses to
e Sp psEptS Of Of TWo HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS Ia large part oft for
losses during the war; have been paid since the war
The former four-aftlis system of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes m ade
for the benefit or the assured. +, t-.i- snsa..
HERBERT A. CLAIRORNE,
j. b. pANFoRT rHf1Dfsa acret afsot' !
TT. ID. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
|, SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector. my7 =
'T,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
a. COMPANY OF NEW YORK-ORGAN-
lied IN Is4e-THE LARGEST INSURANCE.
o o9MrAS so 90 TmE TTHEtDe az ASsET
purely mntudt company-no diotdends to stock
hotders, which time and ex perience has proven TO
be The only safeguard In HE insurance.
upon NIL policies Increasing. annually through
life, and esceeding those ef any company In Tie
@ Or T To pur Gm DC 10 e pse he
health of he insured. Premiums payable annu-
ally semi-anng gnH or q1artsr TR;pNr .aon,
Or. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. my4
BENJAMIN H. NASH, HENRY X. ELLYsoN
President. Fice-President.
OFFICE OLD DOMINION
" INSURANCE COMPANY
Of RICHMOND, VA.
No. Ills MAIN STREET.
THIS company Is now prepared to issue all kinds
OF FIRE Policies on the most favorable terms,
and to ma Ike the usual accommodations for its
toners. at.i ... j. Is. MOORE,
NH 2l-sm . DIRECTORS: Secretary
BENJAMIN Fl. NASH, President of the Com
A. l. BUFoRD. President Dauville Railroad
Company .-. ..
JOHN ASHER. late W. s. Donnan 4 Co.;
THOMAS POTTS, OF A aY. Stokes Il Co.;
R.W. POWERS, merchant;
F.. B. ADDISON, of Allison & Addison;
Il. w. PICKRELL, of u. W. Pckrell & Co.;
THOMAS A. BRANDER, merchant;
W. e.. PAINE. Of Paine &c Co.; ...
III. WAGGONEk, OF Waegoner L Harvey;
JOHN II. GUY, attorney 1t law;
VILLA Il. ISAhCS. of W. Is. Isaacs & Co.: |
~ nfl IoG,
JOHN A. SLOAN, of G. T. Wortllam q Co.; |
ANDREW l.. ELLETT, merchant;
JAMES w. ARCHER, OF j. X. Anderson & |
Co.; .-.'s. ...r' s...as.r |
THOMAS BRANCH, OF Thomas Branch & Co.; |
MAXWELL Il. CLARKE, Of Scott L Clarke |
III. X. ELLYSON. of COwardin Z ElYsOn.
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s..-5' AsrCTfOx NAhEe-fnia nag.
BY t5ok Il fisast,tou, Aaetsohttrsi
etYhep Of tss,veyflaF ntiti gfankila SssaAtA III

AFATCH RAYS, CARRIAGES, HIJGtaY.
Nl &C., 30. AT 4UCTION.--THIs DAY ut 10
O'Clock we vii, sell at the hor', lex rearef Lam
sPhENDID .PaIR OF NJ. .cH BAYS. very
ii stylish, and sold for no flu:t: 80.
LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE. with harness.
IN excellent order
! FAMILY Ga RRIAGE. recently pnt In thorough
repair and ~ good az new;
] perfectly reliable BUGGY HORSE, very fast,
with, light open BUGGY and HARNESS.
nearly new 49,
COOK 6 LAUGliTON.
myol Auctioncers-
by u. A. Gathright, Auctioneer. - ~
Dr.. No. iis7 Main street. ~
TEL HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
" TUEE, &C. At AUCTION THIS DAY a.
10 O'Clock will sell at my store an assortment VI
genteeI FURNITURE. consisting o. r,r1,
: sl Tery handsome st GA tbIihtE I'm
NItURE. complete; opD
JENNY LIND anu COT FAGE DhD-
.-.. - STEADS,
e.. CHAIRS, "f ..r.
TABhFS, ,,,,.,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
COOKING STOVE. &r.
The attent ion OF the public TX skcdto tue aDose
sale rs the goods are In llrst-rat ronuLioh, hafus
been II! ed only about two we eks.
After which. will hi sold large variety Oh
DRY GOOi'S, 't.. M
CLOTHING, .ssf =. ..t.iI
L. A. GATHRIGHT, 49,
,,yo, Auctioncer.
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sEwTNss.MRCtssSES.

GEORGE III. BROWN. G. L. RADWAY.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CEIlE-
" RRATED WHEELER Il WILSON SEW
propose, In view OF our
superior facilities. to conduct our business on the
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on maud
Iull assortment of the above celebrated Machine,
with all, the modern improvements and findings
for the same, such rs Needles. ewing SIX, Cot
ion. &c. Machines sold on the lease plan 1T cash
prices, instalments OF $lO i month. Repairs
promptly attended To.
GEORGE II. BROWN & CO.,
No. T39 Main. corner If tfghth street,
arcnts wanted throughout the 81 tie. my Is
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctloncer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.

southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CORNER OF
HULL AND FIFTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In pursuance or decree of the circuit court Of
Chesterfield county inlay term. ls70) in The suit of
William A. Phaup Us. SlZer'a adm illustrator,
will proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY the 3Oth day of May. 1870,
ut O'Clock +. NJ, 81 fair, If not, the first fair
day thereafter, the valuable HOTEL PROPERTY
OH the corner Of Hnll and Fifth streets, for seve-
raj years occupied by Mr.. E. Gary. The i'm
provements consist OF the hotel building, with
thirteen rooms, storc-room, &C.; kitchen with
four rooms, coa1-house feed. room, &c. The LOT
fronts - feet ON Hull, running back on Fifth
street - feel to the property of e. Gary Ton
which stands 4 stable. and may he doughty.
This Is good stand for business, or ut 4 small
expense may he converted Into stores, halls, &c.
In the event of The courthouse being moved to
Manchester, anda free bridge, IL will command 4
good revenue. T..
> TERMS tme-fourth cash balance in ncgota-
BILE notes, interest added, at six. twelve, and
eighteen months, and title retained untll1h. pur-
chase money Is paid. --, .f..
BENJAMIN Fl. NASH. ft
80 ...#H G. G.. MCRAE,
..s-. Commissioners.
Sale conducted By A. e. PULLIAM
After the above, several VACANT LOTS~on
Fifth street between BalnbridSe and Porter VIII
be sold on very reasonable terms.
4 Il
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IA THE MANCHESTER POSI- FFI CE
MAY II, ls7u. ~ -.m
Persons calling for letters In this list Will please
sny Advertised"
--.,. LADIES' LIST
Brooks, Miss Lucy u. Hudson Miss May
Briggs, Mrs. &. A. King, Mrs. L. r.
BlantOn, Mrs. Ellen Ltpscombe, Mrs. NJ. B..
Chambers, Miss NJ. A. Stearne, Miss r. &. i3)
Edwards, Mrs. &. tcoId) Walker, Mrs. W. H.. .
ELAN, Miss E. j. Williams Miss India
Fox Mrs. Mary Wtnfree, Miss LIS
Hancock, Mrs. e. Il. WMfree, Mrs. A. A. ~.--
Howard, Miss Emma A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST. s#. p.
Baker, Joseph A. t2) Matthew's, T.. "t~
Burnett, A. II. ~ Mckinney, Colin
Davis, William Owen, b. l.. ~
Dowdy, John Putnam. NJ. c t2) a.
Davis, y. s. P1lkintOn, ~. 4.
Eubank, Nathan Richards, q. tcOfd)
JoneS, kiah Walden, Capt. George i.
Jones, j. W. Watkins, Benjanin
Jones, William Watkins, ii. Z, ..ag
Knight, II. ID. ~ Wyer, Washington .sf.
Mayo, Albert y. s,E.. Ets.f -E.sf n III.
IL INITIALS.
Professor OF German. T.,
JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM, r. NJ
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FURNITURE. &c.
CPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE.
s T A G Y 8

are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, bought at
GOLD RATES, and are determined not to he
undersold by any house In the country.
Examine before you buy. l E>
NH IL l303 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.
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yaslLzz,aoAssa

.S.SSSS~S<e
q !! 8 nm
lR|assaI kesR AM. -S SsAf Mi,yIa
\, EarESS ~, jig nave eade arssa.inns,:
ID ETkEI lt., FRUITs, VEGETABLES. Sr. IA w
70 o P PaitGrs It sg =, per 100 pounds
: TT, To New York at u .25 per 100 Donnds .""H'
aJheyasilf be foswarded daily serccpt sa.urd,.
ana sundaysl by Passenger train hsvln~ U,aJ'
mono II Is L. NJ. md will arrive I'm E,,,,n lrh-
me ioliowing morning from Ito o'cIonL . .mn
rD,t,Sa a and New York In time for marx,
charge. ss '''"' heh 'rea OF
Shippers should hove their consignments dali,
verea by O'Clock L. b., so as 10 give tins r.
ly. 5a..I. ~, - e. - -, ~-"'e' ai.lihct-
Tbts line have determined to make 4 spec,,,,r -,
tcntion. - THOMAS DfI,a MI az
my zo-zW -#r rtf fa.# .# Superiptrndcn,
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, NO. 1204.-The season for
~ Spring dtt has fairly net IN, and all the fresh
Iuxarfes which some with 1t are ut ZETELI.E'A
Wfss LAME, VEAL. SPRING CHICKENS
PEAS. 2 Agfs ARAGUs.51 TOMATOES, AMI
STEAWREkRfEs, Within other regular dishes,
most fastIdiSus CUES, IL not heariils satisfied
Then th4 BA Il, with It's PBRE LIQUORS, MI y :
EHAi, WATERS, aud the sxcelitnt beverages
sntertalameRt the style or which IL inferior %
,90ned IN sAls country. my9
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj.
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, LIST Of May
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run as E,,.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, LIST Of Nay.
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run as Iol.
lows-yiZ.:
MAIL TRAIN Will run daily between Richmond
and Stanton Except Sunday, between GOrdou,.
vile and Stauntonl. Leave Richmond at 8 rs A. w.
and arrive at Stanton ut 20 Z. NJ; leave S,au.
M.-making close connections 1t GOrdOnsville ard
Charlottesville with the Orange, Alexandria aud
Manassas. railroad mail trains for Alexandria
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Tors
etc.; also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chats.
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo-.
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-weekly betwees
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs on TUE.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leavr
Staunton at 4:40 p. nj. and arrive ut bite Sui dnr
at ~ :O5 L. NJ; leave White sulphur ut 3:ij A. w.
and arrive at StauA. at A. NJ. And going wee!
will connect with stages AZ fOllows--viZ, At Ga.
shen with stages for Lexington, Natural Bridge
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and al WIN,
sulphur with stages for Lewis6urg, Charcstoy
etc.
STAGES will also leave Stanton on TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS
for Lexington and Natural Bridge
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN viii run hrtwr,c
Richmond and Washington nightly without chance
rive at Washington nj 5:35 A. M. Leave Wa,b.
ington at 1886 l.. NJ. and arrive At Richmond ii
500 A. nj. Making MI through connections NJ RIri
moud and W Ashfnrton.
SLEEPING Ca RS will be attached to This train
and will be run through between Richmond aud
Baltimore without change.
THROUGH TICKETS Issued to all p,,u,.
North West, and Southwest.
JAMES f. NETHERiAND,
my3 General Ticket Ag+pl
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
L L. 81. ExCEPTED) TO THE NORTH. EA:!:
AND WEST, 0YER THE gAX0RITE kotiS
QUICKEST ROUTE.-Tbe THROUGH TRAIN;
over this route are now run from the depot c"rnsi
of Byrd and Eighth streets 1t II. Is A. Mlsnds 81
'nTG s %Stsf rS;r *
AND NEW YORK gASTIINEs and with lrsIa
for The GREAT MOkTHMEsT; o,.o
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is made.
The elegant and commodious steamers on ~
Potomac river stop at Alexandra each way.
Richmond and Acquia creek leaves the depot cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets daily tsunds',
exeept.dl at 4 z. NJ, and arrives in Richmond 4
Through tickets TO all principal points North Al!
For further Information and for through .cs,"
North apply st the Office corner Broad and ElriIa
streets, and for through tickets 70 all points Nora
and West apply At Tue ticket office corner By!
anu mo- s IS J. 3. GENTRY. Genera, ricke. gent.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
THe NORTH, AND NORTH
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tExCEfI 81. ~
the PASSENGER SCHEDULE viii b, run 8
follows Passengers for Baltimore and p"aH
Ners viii sae train SH
Richmond DAILY except Sundays At jas T. "
for West Point, where they tax. I, e EAST .h-
elegant steamers STATE OF yfRGNlA, ca
PHILIP REYBoLD, both OF which have hts
ne~Iy fitted out With splendid accommodate
for passengers reaching baltimore The iolso".A,
Philadelphia, New York. and the West. R.nf"
W WIN; ses eS just below Frstt STREE. kals;"
passengers arriving in Richmond NJ $50 A. v,
the following day, Ia time to connect With 10
express train on the Richmond ard Danrills fiI|
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., n. =
Columbia \. -. and all ooints South.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves. Richmond "
1t 3:t5p. III. Leaves West Point daily n \
Freisht received and forwarded promptly
through bills OF ladlng given To promS'
points. THOMAS DoDAMkn,
spT -. Superintendt'''
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DIssOLUTrONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.-The concern of WILLIAM
~ H. DAVIS Il co. was dissolved OH the 27th
ultmo by the death OF William II. Davis. All
persons holding claims against the said concern
will please present them, and AL persons Indebted
to them Will please make immediate payment to
of the concern as speedily rs y ,ssi'le. -..-
X. q t,,TTRELL,
surviving partner Of William IL. Davis K GO.
my l9--eodl0t ... /. - e.
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

A NEW DISCOVERY.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'SF FEMALE REGULATOR.
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND. . g..
Legitimate prescription, scientifically pre-
pared, for diseases peculiar to ladies'.
of diseases that every lady Is subject to- and ca
emptlon fromlis An exception to general rue; B.,
This medicine is approved and recommended by
the best skill in the medical profession and byth
clergy. ,r,o,,t,
1t has been put up In Georgia for the last twenty
years, and where its virtues are known pou!e Is
10 be found in every house.
For full particulars, history, and description OF
diseases together with certificates OF us Wonuea
Manufactured by BRADFIELD 4 CO; Atlanta,
GA. and for sale by PURCELL, LADD y CO.,
r. w. POWERS, and by druggists generally.
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Sale conducted By A. e. PULLIAM I

After the above, several VACANT LOTS~on
Fifth street between BalnbridSe and Porter Will
be sold on very reasonable terms.
my 10 A. G.. PULLlAM, AuctlOncer.
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80 Davidson, W. h.
De2l 4 Moore,
Dinsmore K Kyle, .
Dickinson, Thomas h
Doran, William
DOMAIN, Lacie
Dunn, Well
EaclJ, j. a.
Eacho, Il. +.
Elliott, Thomas IL.
EllersOn, A. X.
Fills, NJ. L.
Gilmore, q. l..
Fhmendorf, -
Engle, l..
Epps, j. ID.
Estill, j. +.
Eyaus, Gardner 4 Go.
Evans, q.
Fagin, j. ~
Fairlome 4 Rand,
Ferguson, William
Finch, &. l..
F'ilch, A. Il.
Fletcher, l.. NJ.
Forbes, 5. Is.
Foster, William
Ford, J. X.
Folsom, Charles
Forsyth, Ii. r..
Fuller, j. &.
Fulton. W. j.
Furgeso1, Il. w.
Furgersnn, William
casper, Sam
Garden, W. X.
Gsge, q. \.
Gary, }. G.
Geddy, ID. w.
Gibson, DR.. Bell
Gfbbs, j.
Glenn. W. II.
Goodwin, w. X.
Goodwin, w. +.
Good, ear, Ii. NJ.
Goodwin, D. +.
Gosney, Thomas
Green, T.. X.
Gray, James
Griffith, Moore Il Co. I
Gravcr, y.
dresser, u. h:
Gunther. Il. +.
Hayward, James
Harper, lIr. X. M;
Hammond, Capt. Jas.
Harrison, {. W.
Hanna q Harry
Harris, e. (colored)
Hardy, II. G. j. Co.
Hailer, Jacob 500
Hackett i Co.
Hail, k. II.
Hensiey, James D.
Henson, John
Hanley, Dr. Z. Il.
Hope, James
mi
G. and Il,
r, l..
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TyHAT NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE
L No. llI2. AND THE SinEEtiptS.1r" SILK ni
S OF 81. 'sTErIiEN;s sTn%FT BEIWEEs'MS
FEDE Al AND C0u1"IS; a;. .f,n SAsE rator
IF Mira. Sarah H. Bggam. decreased, shall pro
coed sci pnnlc auction %r%%n the ct oselock
r. W n tL,t Very neat COTTAGE RESIDENCE
situated rs above, containing four rooms Win Win
prrch IN front lot about q hy 81 iet5. INC ,i,c
STOREHnUSE adJoins the rcsi''' hec anu "'' Wv"
rooms; lot about IL by ~ feet ;, ,,.
TERMs: Une-fourlh cash: balance nj SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months f'r nrgoliarnle noses
interest added secured by trust deed. taxes ana
Insurance for 1870 to he paid by purchaser;
Il. Is. SEWBURN,
my1a Real ESTATE Auctloneer.
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E,YET OF LETTERS.

r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN THE RICf1MONDf'oS'
OFFICE MAY 81, 1870. ,,,,,s,
Persons calling for letters In this i'st WIZ P'''
kIararfisai
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lSITIALS.-Miss c. S-n.
PACKAGF.-R. II. Johnson.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioncer,
No. 1911 Main street.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers. M
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-09-30
TAILORING.

IA THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years cutie
N at VIM. Herman.s, Bel Air, having located him
W. self for tho purpose Of conducting the Tailoring
hA. business, the store of Bouldn Bro lespect-
fully informs his friends and the public generally that
he is now prepared to cut, make and repair clothing,
all descriptions with neatness and despatch, and on
moderate terms.
Ss- Ladies Coats cuf and made in the most fashena-
BILE style. Give him call.
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New YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me TO call yonr attention 10 my
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REFER ENCES.
Rev. JAMES, Il. AVIRETT,
au6-3m Principal.

V)OUDRETTE.-Twen years success. The
Il cheapest and best Fertilizer extant. Twenty-Five
dollers per tom 40 cts per bushe Especially prepared
for Wheat, Rye, Turnps aud Grass 1t has equal for
all kinds grain and vegetables substanatedb by refer
ences unsurpassed for reliability 1t is a natural manure
free from aduleration Every ton is taken from the
rrivy well under our own supervision, ii being i'm
porant branch of our business having fer twenty years
sold il on its own merits and the demand constantly
increasing we have extended our facilities for procuring
night soil thus TO accommodate new customers, while
tanning our old patrons with the best fertilizer at frac
ton of the extravagan prices of the many
compositonscaed fertilizers 1t is safe to predict at
far distant day experience will prove there but two
fertilizers besides good farm 'yard manure "Poudrette
and Guano, the only natural manures in the market"
The farmer lily AFFORD to squander his money on
the many manufactured compositions emblazoned
through the columns of the rural press feI tilzers
The POudre:te is free from odor and agreeable han
die apply Our factories open for inspection OF
infested in the of Pouderete. Price $22 per ton.
CHARLES +. STEWART,
(Successor to A. Peysson0
Office, No Gold mith's Hall, 400 Librarysheet, back
Of Post Office Philadelphia
For sale by
JOHN BLACKBURN,
aul2 Agent, Aberdeen, Md
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TO PHYSICIANS.
New YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me TO call yonr attention TO my
Preparation Of Compound Extract
BuChu.
The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES
NODE OF PREPARATION Bnchu, in vacuo.
Juniper Berries, by distillntion, TO form fine
gin, Cnbebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries very lit
tie sugar is used, and small proportion of spirit.
1t is more palatabe than any now in use
Bu'hn, rs prepared by Druggists, is of a
dark color. 1t Isl plant that emts its fragm.ce
the action of fame destroys this its active
principe), leaving dark and gutinons decoc-
ton: Mine is the color of ingredients. The
Bnchu in my preparation predominates; the
smallest quantity of the other ingredients are
added, oprevent fermentation upon inspection,
it will be found not to be a Tincture, as made
IN PharmacopGa, nor is it a Syrup-and there.
fore can be used in cases where fever or nAam-
nation exist. In this, you have the knowledge
OF the ingredients and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial and
that upon inspection it will meet with your APP
probation
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully
e.. Il. HELMBOID,
Chemist aud Druggist,
OF Is years Experience.
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A Good Chance k * 9I"d1I ice. n", climax c..%s
no weights, is simple, strong, easy; knit anything
Complete that can he knit by hand by any
knitter with FAR less trouble Of tme at SIS Also
dard double thread, large, handsome highly improved
Sewing Mac hne at $35. Machine sent trial. Liberal
discount g. PATRON General G 7l2 Market street
Wilmington, Del. dacl7-Iy
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THE OLD LINES OF
STAGES
- - -
The undersigned takes this method of informing his
friends and the travelling public that he continues to
run the old and well established lines of Mail Stages be-
tween Bel Air and Baltimore and Bel Air Magnolia and
EdgewoOd Stations The Stage direct for Ralmore via
day. Wednesday and Friday morning at s o'clock arry-
ing in Baltimore at o'clock, p NJ. Returning leaves
Browns Hotel, High street, Baltimore every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday morning at o'clock-arriyng
in Bel Air at r. NJ.
TO BALTIMORE, VIA EDGEWOOD.
Mol leaves Bel Air at A. NJ connecting at Edeewood
with Port Deposit Accommodation Train Tor Baltimore
at $50 A. NJ, and Morning Mail train for PHILADELPHIA
at $50. Returning, leaves ElgewOod at G. NJ ON ar
rival oi Port Deposit accommodation train from Balt-
more arriving in Bel Air at 8, PM.
TO BALTIMORE, VIA MAGNOLIA
No leaves Bel Air at SIS A. NJ. connecting at Mag.
nolia with L. 10 p Nj. train for Baltimore. Returning
leaves Magnolia at $40 =. NJ arrival of 225 NJ train
from Baltimore.
Passengers can procure tickets FOR Abingdon EN-
morton aud Bel Air by either line at the President
Street depot.
Way passengers will be accommodated Mt any pon on
either route. Intending to devote careful and constant
TO permit these well known lines of Sta es to lose none
OF their former popularity, solicit continuance cf
the very liberal patronage heretofore so generally ex-
tended to its former proprieors.
VIM. ANDERSON,
june5 Proprietor.