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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
ITO CITY AND COUN T r g.
MERCHANTS.

r,vr urSDYwO CAyEs BOOTsAND SHOES
We are keeping our stock VOL hlied ana as
sorted, enabling Us to accommodate the trace 10
quantities TO suit. We have our goods mace 10
suit the retailer ODD hting, stylish durable auo
re ascnab priced goods.
Knowing byexpertrnce the importance OF ae-
s:rable goods 1t low prices, we are seiilns gu,
noo3o,,. vary sm ali advance on manufacturers
prices. .,,,, a. pvnrurp
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Dealers,
1929 Main street. near
rom Fourtes nth street
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOAL AND WOOD.-PREPARE FOB
" COLD WEATHER WHIIEYOU CAN GET
FUEL CHEAP.-AETHRACITE COAL for
THkACTTE COAL prepared for base-burning
stoves at S8.7sIS7 per ton; CLOVER HILL at
$3.50 to $3.50 per load WOOD OF all Kinds at low
est figures. TERMS: CASH.
At Nineteenth and Gary or Tea Grace street.
de- CHARLES II. PAGE d CO.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION Substituting Dsyn.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auc,loncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
- VALUAgLS x PROPERTY ,, ksgT% sh ~ ~
THE CRY OF RICHMOND. ON THE SouTH
SIDE OE pKAskG CT I sTREEF t gEISEET
AUCTION.-In part execution o! adecree OF the
Chancery Court of Richmond entered on the IAN
November 1871. in the case Of Mtllss Executor %.
GlszebrOok and ais, the undersigned, special
Commissioner thereby appointed. WI! sell a. auc-
ton, upon the premises, on WEDMEsDAI the
18th dav OF December, at IL O'Clock NJ, the PRO
the late Nicholas Mills to Thomas Bradford. hay
ing front of Is feet on FRANKLIN street: aud run
ming hack to Tobabco alley, Oil which II fronts 81
This property is improved IN front by com.
paratively new and handsome toCr-storled 0r,ck
hotel, and with several biick and framed build
TERas; Sufficient in cash to ray the costs otths
three equal annual insialments at one, TWO, and
three years for bonds bearing inercst, and the
to be retained by the court until the bones are
pa. Of the property WI be eh9wp st the time
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, huctioneers. 81
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y The FRAME FACTORY BuILiING. now
high, finely situa;ed in ,he town or Uanvlle, be-
tween Franklu and Lee street, and within four
hundred yards Of the Piedmont depot. Also. sta
Bile. enpine-house, and brick dry house, together
with the LOT, fronting 100 feet on Franklin street
and 100 feet on Lee s:reet,:eI feet in cepth; ;o a
feet of exec Leaf water. Also, MACH very,
Consisting OF Greeue's e-horae BAL AkGE EN-.
CINE, lo-horse BALDWIN BOIl. FIR ;.HhFF TING,
HANGERS, PUtLEYS, &c; in complete order,
having been bu, little used. Building adapted to
anv business requiring the use OF steam-power.
rhe above property VIII be s3ld liner pfifa;elS
Offer ed at that date at public auction, In the to
OF Danville.
TERMS Ar AUCTION: One-third cash bal lance
six aud twelve months, approved paper, title re-
tanned until completion OF payment.
ADDRESS, &. j. KIrG 3IEY or
w. y. BOlSSRAU,
,o1s.w&Etd Darvllle, vs..
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T LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYEING
400 BROAD sTRgET. BgTWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STHEETS.-DyeIng done in any
color desired; also, Cleaning in the best aud
neatest style. Carpet securing and kid gloves
cleaned Invite the ladies ESPECIALLY to see my
latest importation Of blue, adopted for silk and
worsted. sc s1-Syn
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TOaN Il. BosCHEN & son, r o..
HENRY c. BosCHEH, ,n srpEET,
M,NueaCTUeERs AND DEALkhs AZ
BOOTS AND SHOES,
will consolds in January, ls7?. we sis sHurs
At AND BELOW COST
n reduce the same by that time. we VIII Iaree
extra large oe"@e''o W. no 23-8E
nm sntfficF.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afioat, 500
"a tons best quality r. A. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which win be sold from tho vessels st low
Figures.
Dali and goo my prices. and lag In yonr winter
supply OF coal before there Is au advance In coal
and fraishis In the northern markets.
WRIT ROBERTS,
jyn Corner 17sh and Dock streets.
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rHASeE OF SCHEDULE. go d,

x<A
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE $3.50
t,uIsnd sf.er TUESDAY The l4th instant tho
Fast and elegant side-Hheel steamer PALIsADE'
Captain CHABLEs EzLsos, WIN lesve her wharf
IA. povha.an Steamboat Company's sheds) every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. st
"a O, clock A. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and ell
the regular landings ON James river.
Freight received every day from O'Clock a. NJ
TO O'Clock 2. ID.
Albright for way landings must be prepaid.
For freIgh! or passage apply to Captain, on
board, or to z@<s
no1,.sm WILLIAM p. BRETT, Agent.
NATIONAL LINE-STEAM& Heg
IN TO QUEENsTUWH AHDs7ksk
LIVERPOOL. The first ciaas steamships OF this
line ss saJ fFYm p1Yss u North river Ne" i0fA
RATES OF PAssAaE First cabin. to Liverpool
oueensto wn, or London direct o and Pc seef
Y 'ors'I prspsi Il stseras., ga, currency.
En- Gland or the continent at cheap currency rates
FOR further information, apply e. the office or
the company,so +. W.J; HURST, Manager,
JOHN VI. WYATT, Agent
oc e-sm saovernor street, Richmond. Va.
JAMES RIVER srEAMBoATsaI.,
3 = c Haab hED WxTEs.1SsN ssa sopalss
arst-class route to New York via James river and
Chesapeske bay to baltimore, and from thence by
rail- 10 Philadelphia and New York.
Fare 70 New Y0rk. ...~..........,.....S Ls 70
Phtladelph1a--......-... 70
Baltlmofe.--. ....--.. .-....... y %
Round trip tssets to Norfolk and re-
II m y
Tickets cold and baggage checked through at
CARRIER u Co.'s hxpregs, No. s2s Main street, and
on bcard steamer hllzs EaCcGI.
"rhe above varied route ccmiaencs Itself sspe-
them TO PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and gee
other points or interest nn JAhgS SIvEh BIZ
DAYtIGHT. T., 3. TATUA, aea,l Agent
| janis Rtyer Steamboat Company,
Office, eth and Main streets and 1t 2ockets.
no 18-3n1
HILL ABEL PHIA, RICH-.E9EM;
BE1p IiEE-ECR PHILADELPHIA TWICE L
WEhK.-stsanera NORFOLK, SALYOR, and J'
8. GREEN, composing this line, viii leave Phila-
delphia every WEDNEsDAY and SATuRDAY,
alternately, Freight received daily texcep. Bun.
daJsh cheaper t62a bg any ether route, ses al
PARTS OF pennCylvan:a and Few JerEey also for
Vow Orleans uiG Eontbaru Mail steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
n oderatt rstsS
Pesease Z. Fhilsdel2h!s, iscIutins meals and
". ?. PORTER, Agsat ,.,u,
WIZ. z, CLYDE CO., Agents,
10. ID North Whs-ves, and
feN TO. II South WaarTss. phi!aselphia,
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reaR SEN'E.

ruyLDING AND wATER.POWERna
Es.T OK LkASs.-The large M.t
= HpTrII ING directly in rear Of shockoe
ws.e'ous., with large yard s'tsehsd r1s r. nj
n, shor.irase This l. trc stand iar p,anis
q, IL :" md verq ctcap. Fo- further ptriicuiaSs.
80 20 WILLIhM II II NALL or CaA 49, ,Eo
r paINsN 1879 hain street ccs eno-M
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40 BROAD sTRdEsIaaIi,, ,R MnskTsA
= handsome assortment or La
just reeciT SeurSTLEMEN,s sATCHELs and
DIES, r nnn ., erary variety; WHITE KID But
1,aH nooTs: WHITE BID MARIE ANTOI-
TON ncS sI1ppERs; WHITE SATIN SLIP;
FIR something worry hsaa;O na n, whic s1yles ot
Fell ~ nc NH ,E ~ and SHuxa, which viii sell
iowesihah ""' 'S A. NJ. HARRIS,
''' of""" corner OF Third.
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WE CALL ATTENTION ;, = Tyo,es
w our splendid line OF NM 4 sFwrn Va.
E EkMESCH e sh1tFrkkffS s5S!ss SHOES Ard
cHITERs, LADIES' R0oTsT e 81 X s'y Vat
IiCSs. sACHsLs, &C., which we are selling
low rH "a give Us SWsGnEeo. ElLErT cRUhP.
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nUsYSEsS WANTS.
RustEESs CHANCES.

ION SAIF.-Two No. COWSEHH
~ (a. safe. Hlso. ise hns,e,s IRAN: 1A-
= ~. s"''' J.lIN HDLChEN,
&rpA - No. sos Stsond street,
h.,we+n B.kr- and Dual.
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4 tEESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Suu-
6ays excepted as follows:
$50 A. M.-MkIL TRAIN for The White Su!-
phur Springs, connecting ut Gordopsville with tho
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas UaIp for
Washington and North, and LynchburR and South.
1886 r. m.-ACCOMMODATIO TEAM for
Gordonsyille, except on Saturday, on who's tay Il
leaves at z. N. This train connects 1t Coz iona
Vile with the night trains on the Orange Ale1aB.
dria and MANASSAS railroad for LYSCHBUbQ
and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to al points
Northwest aud Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. Hsyre, Rotter-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg. 10
all points on this road can be bought Of the Ge-
neral Ticket Agent at Richmond, or can De or
dered through any station agent on the road.
further Information may De obts1Isd At the!
c0mpany's Offices
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
a. II. PERRY,
General Superintendent
JAMES 2. NETHERLANp, Gsn'l Ticket Az
~
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list RECEIVED, Ladies' White&A
j KID Button Boots; Ladies, French kid ~
nutiou Boots Ladies' French Rutton booa ar,,on
AID BalmoralB. sAw-tooth stitch m!sseo nu Esaf
Depss bots: GENTS Calf Congress Caters. SIN 10.
ole and double sole. Old Gents Gatsfs; sl apds
End double solcs. Cail al izos LOT 'ne oeoS a'~"
1t lowest price. ,n,1, r. ,.oE Jp
. I
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OF tie most approved quality, and in sizes suitable
for CRATES, stoves, ana cooking ranges. AL sold
by weight. ~.
BlTUSINOUS COAJ of all kinds.
C0AL-YARD aud OFFICE corner Nineteenth
and Cary streets s.t s#ss- IS .e-.
Also OFFICE FOR ORDERS on the corner OF
Thirteenth and Cary streets with Peyton q Caryl
Immediately opposite the new Corn Exchange.
NJ l8 I'm ~zz--as~'
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From New York.

New YORK, Aug. l0--Dr. Norris Of the
Sanitary department, says no unusual step;
are being taken to prevent the appearance OF
the Asiatc cholera in this city, aud that there
are no present indications of its coming:
The Sun says that inspector Stratton
Yesterday discovered the boiler of the Staten
Island tcrry-boat "Middletown' so defective
that light raps with hammer made ruptures.
Fortunately the thorough examination drives
the "Middletown" off the line for some time.
4 new boiler seems to he absolutely neces.
sary. The boiler in use is rotten, leaky and
patched in several places. 1t was built in
1861.
Jacob Eiznhardt, of is Christie street, thrust
his two year old son into closet last evening
as punishment The child fell against a pane
of glass, and cut his leg so severely that he died
of hemurrhagc in less than IN hour The faith
er has been arrested.
Lyons of the Herald editorial staff died yes.
terday.
John r. Roberts and Henry Storms, victims
of the West6eld disaster, died to-day:
The packing box mandatory of John Ii.
Swift & Co., Nos % and 100 Norfolk street,
was burned this forenoon, caused by shavlDgs
taking fire from the furnace in the boiler room.
James Howard an Irishman, residing at
CollcgcP ointL. l. attempted to hari kari himself
Tuesday, being disheartencd at the failure to
get work. He stabbed himself eight or ten
times in the abdomen with an Old rusty knife.
He cannot recover.
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From Mexico.

MArAMoRAs, Aug. 4.-On the second in
stant Maurice Portugal, formerly chief of pc:
lice, shot Juan Curdo, his successor, in front OF
the police station, killing him instantly. Por-
tugal escaped to Brownsville. The public SEN
timent there is against his cxtradition, us the
Mexican authorities always evade the law that
requires the surrender Of such criminals. Por-
tugal is therefore safe. The quarrel grew out
of Portuga&'s removal.
Bands of Mexican robbers continue their
depredations on the Texas side Of the line.
Cortina, the Mexican general commanding the
line of the Rio Graude, and formerly resi-
dent of Texas, has been seventeen times indie
ted for murder, arson and robbery in Browns
Vile The courts give protection to the rob
bcrs There are frequent contests between the
rancheros and the predatory bands, and war
seems imminent The military authorities have
made proper representations to their respective
governments and urge immediate action to
prevent disastrous consequences.
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Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.-A fire commenc,
ed this morning in the extensive sugar house OF
Mexican, Newball & Bore, above Church alley,
and back of Third street. The fire originated
in what is known as the black house, where
bone black is used for clarifying purposes and is
purified so as to be used again. Fortunatci j. it
was detached from the main building. The
ircmen succeeded in preventing the spreading
Of the flames The property is situated In
densey built up block of stores and workshops.
Had the fire spread the destruction OF property
ROCHESTER, n. u, Aug. l0.--The Roches.
ter Hydraulic Companys buildings in North
water street we're eutircl destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is very heavy.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES, August l0.--[n the Assembly
last evening, NJ. Dammas submitted Il motion
providing for the distribution of remuneration
for losses sustained by the departments during
the war, and land commissioners are [" be APP
pointed from the people Of each department.
The proposition was violently opposed byE lctor
Lenrave, and not acted upon.
MADRID, Aug. l0.-King Amadeus will, at
an early day, visit Ealadoled and the eastern
provinces.
LONDON, Aug. lO.-Marshal McMahon and
Count Plasigny are expected to visit ireland
A meeting is called for Sunday next at Hyde
Park, to protest against prohibiting the Duollu
meeting :,
The bark Lille NJ, Of, and from Greenwich;
bound for Boston, laden with iron, has toun-
dered off Islay. The crew were saved.
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The President and the Scotci, Cclc-
brAtiOH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. l0.-Presdcnt Grant
sent the following answer to the Earl of iDal.
keith, presiding officer at the Scott Centennial
celebration at Edinburgh: !,
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug 10th ISL
TO the Right Hon. the Earl of Dalkcitll, Edln-
burgh, Scotland Owing to absence from
home did not receive your congratulations
and expressions of friendship for the American
people in time to send reply to be read at
the centennial celebration of that eminent scho-
lar and historian whose birthyou commemorate.
The American people who have been instruct,
ed and edited by Sir Walter Scots work of
history, poetry and fiction will highly, appre;;
ciate your cordial expressions offriendship and
reciprocase them in all sincerity,
lSigned) Us. GRANT
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Men. when they meet upon the Street
and stop to greet,

Always say "have you seen the $40 Scotch
Cashmere Suits at BLONDHEIM'S, corner
King and Fairfax Streets"
Linen Suits at 81. 50, So and 81;
White Duck Suits at S. ST and s..
Linen Coats ut 75c and upwards
Most complete varieties Of light-colorcd Pants
and Vests.
Blue and Black Frock Derby and Sack Coats.
Also Shirts, Collars, Drawers Ties Socks, &c.
Grand opportunity for good goods at low
prices at BLONDHElMS ,,
ieM, Corner King and Fairfax stS.
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Good TenlDlars.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. lO.-The Supreme Council
of Tempars Of Honor and Temperance met
here yesterday; sixteen States were represented.
The Most Worthy Templar read lengthy
address which contained means and suggestions
valuable to the order The Recorder report
shows that the financial condition OF the Order
is fourishing, and the membership larger than
ever before
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WM II. TERRILL. C,m.rs
JOHN LETCHER. 0'
Tryinpion Va iy l7-1aW4W.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
" NEAR BURKE'S STATION, FAIRFAX
COUNTY Pursuant to the decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Fairfax county, rendered at May
Mary +. Meekins and Others l shall, on MON
DAY, the 2lst day of August, 1871, Court day;
sell to the highest bidder AT public auction, all
that TRACT OF LAND, lying near Burke 3
station, on the O., y. Il NJ. K, r., formerly own
cd by DR. John Rose, containing Ill! ACRES.
This land is valuable on account Of its WOOD,
good water, kind soil and close proximity to the
railroad.
Terms SO much cash III hand us will pay the
costs Of suit, commissions and expenses of sale,
and the residue in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale, to be secured
by the bonds of the purchaser with good person
al security, and retention Of title until the last
payment is made. Stamps and conveyancing at
the cost Of the purchaser.
Euirfuy county ~ 1Q-1uw4w
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DIED..

At her residence, in Annapolis, on the 29tl
"a years. relict of the late VIM. S. Green, Of that
city Mrs. Green WAS u native of Prince Georges
county, Md, and a sister Of General Thomas F.
Bowie
In Nottingham, Prince Georges county, Md,
on Sunday evening last, after Il long illness,
JAMES 1. BOWIE, Esq. Deceased was wide
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BREyITIEs.- return our thanks to a
young lady of Fairfax county, for the spe.
cimen of the finest and largest lemons, we
ever saw, raised by her in her own garden.
The low grounds in the neighborhood of the
w. &. 0. r. R. are being drained and if kept
drained it will be a great benefit to that section
of the city.
Mosquitoes annoy the citizens of some por-
tons OF the town--b but are not, as yet, as pre-
valent as they have been in some past seasons.
Four hundred and twenty two dog licenses
have been issued to date.
the camp meeting at Falls Church closes
tomorrow, when one commences near Water
ford
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n y U " y NS
TILE " ARM SPRINGS.

THE WARM SPRINGS.
This celebrated and well known WATERING
PLACE, Il place Of public resort for near q cen,
tury.-wil be offered for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, 2lst day of Au-
gust, 1871, by the undersigned Commissioners,
duly appointed by decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court Cor Bath county, ut the last May
term of said Court. The tract contains 1000
ACRES or upwards, of valuable productive
grazing lands The Hotel is spacious and well
built There are five warm Baths of a tempera,
ture of go to $50 Fahrenheit There are Cold
Spring Baths adjoining and as many more cold
and warm spring Baths as desirable can be made.
Terms: Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs Of suit, survey, and costs Of sale, an as to
the residue, in five equal annual instalmants,
with interest from the day of sale ; the purcha-
scrs executing bonds with approved personal Sc
curity, and the title withheld rs ultimate Sc
curity.
For further information apply to Ex-Gov.
JOHN LETCHER, Lexington, Va; and also
see hundbills.
VIM. II. TERRILL. C,mr.
JOHN LETCHER. o 49,
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From Cuba.

New York, Aug 1O.--Thc Sun says au-
thentic news has been received from Cuba
through Spanish sources that the Cuban forces
have achieved too very important victories over
the Standards.
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The Markets.

LONDON, August lO-l0.S0 a. NJ Consol
opened at 93s for money, and 93s to 931 on nc
count. u. 5. Bonds opened firm.
New YORK, August l0.-Stocks not quite Sc
strong as ut the opening; Virginin skies "a!
and unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, August l0.-Eirgikia skies, old
So bid do. 1866 721 asked do. 1867 is asked
do. coupon, old, 64t bid. Cotton nominal anc
unchanged. Flour dull. Wheat active anC
firm, except for Ohio and Indiana, which is dull
ut l32al40. Corn firm; white Southern 15a1S-
Oats steady at 44a4S Rye firm.
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Fairfax county, iy l9-law4w
N RM FOR 5 \ L =

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax, rendered at its Juno term, 1871, in the
suit of Cockerillc and others against j. I. Dale
heirs and others, the commissioners will offer at
public sale, Mt Fairfax Court House, on MON
DAY. August u, 1871, Court day, that VALU-
ABLE FARM known as
SPRl N q D A l. T.,
formerly the property of Dr. John Richards,
containing III $40 acres.
The land is Of good quality, with fair i'm
about five miles south Of Alexandria and adjoins
Haytcld.
Terms: One-tfth in hand; the residue in three
equal instalmcnts ut one, two and three years,
with interest to be- secured by the notes OF the
purchaser, and retention Of the title until the
last payment Ia made tI. W. BRENT.
NJ. D. BALL.
H. w. THOMAS.
irt., n,, .,,r al CoDm
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To the Ladics.-Dr. PANCOASTS FE-
MALE PIlLS-a positive cure for suppression
or irrcgularty arising from ANY cause whatever.
They are perfectly harmless.
GJ-Every Lady should keep Il box Of these
pills on hand for use in case Of need.
Price 81 per box. Sent securely sealed to any
address on receipt of price. Direct all orders to
j. WALKER PANCOAST, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pr.
Dl.l.l.l.l;., ~, e