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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-29
AUCTIOs sALEs--Future Days.
1.ty1i BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucooneer.
:, eornerof Eleventh and Bank streets, &.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUAn,
v BILE REAL ESTATE KNoM w a As RHgA ~
ROCK,'fIN THE COUNTY OF CHESIEkF,IIIESLtimJ,,
OF FOUR HUNDRED AND TIKI aI iIstIES
AGREs M9; re o " LG GSr,e II the Court Of Chan
cery for he city OF Richmond on ,nf
10TH OF January, 1872, in tue suit Of herng
MCDANIEL the uhdersgnsd special , c1 anction. OF,
TIC premises, on the 9Th day t OF
~ i;2 at,2 o clio x, m HE RE EsKTE IN the
coi,nty Of Chesterfield In the BILL ana STs E
mentioned. consisting Of THIEF I6iGP EIrS
LAND the first containing about Sd fo TWE Mn
nIsEi) ACRES. the second abnht l w rM r.
THREE ACRES and the third about i,I, I'm
aIItES more. or less, and together costl,
~ f. nn,rn rs the .sProad Rock traC, VIA u
thc nIlGings and improvements thereon Sd .ins
a,m Two miles from the town OF hancllester
and the property is 50 well known as 10 relaer
,nnre n, rticuar description unnecessary. a.
- TrpMs or SALE. Cash as to so mucn OF tne pro,
ds ~ may be sufficient to pay the costs OIL sur All
i,as If sale: residue credit OF one, TWO, ana
three Years from day of sale in equal insalinents
In,ring Interest at per cent per annui, inc pur-
chaser TO execute his negotiable notes for said de,
Grrcd nnvInents, and title to lie retained until said
otes are i,d aud conveyance directed by the court
ho'eS - p' EDWARD Y. CANNON,
l., ~ M 1850 Commissioner
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uARK! FROM TooMBs.-General Toombs
was discussing the merits of the late Governor
Joe Brown with pious friend of the latter,
who replied that when the great day shall
come Joe Brown will lead q longer column
than General Tcombs. YES" replied the
General, "aud when the Judge secs him he
will say, "head of the column to the left
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Gong.

Il the he simmer twilight through
wnie in heaven t the S srs ao of You.
ro,ocs following from the shore
Saom tho chorus OF our song;
snmn,er odofs blown before
. Flost the tune along.
Shalt VIC linger till tire day,
Paints the earth = thing divlneF
sos,-aA the sail and haste away
Where the distant breakers shine!
Held within their fearful grasp,
Would they crush us IKE shell!
Dying, dearest, In your clasp,
All would yet he we'll! par
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BY +. u. Eacho,
By +. u. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
Office, No. 0 Fourteenth street, between Main ant
Franklin.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY viz
4 tue of deed of trust eXecutedby Edward Hogan
to me as trustee for the purposes therein specihcd
on the 5th day Of May, 1866, shall on Mon
tic 5th day Of February next Chat being conrt-dnEJ,
at O'Clock, In front of Henrc9 Courthouse SCH a'
puLlic auction the following real estate:
TRACT OF LAND in Ienrico containing
twenty acres more less) adjoining the lands OF
Isabella Allen, Turner sharpe, and others, ABOUT
seven miles below Richmond.
Also, a PARCEL OF LAND containing five acres,
conveyed TO said Hogan by John NJ Davis. ITS,
Also, the FARM Of said Hogan, conveyed to him
by r. T. Duke.
All or SO much of said real estate will he sold as Is
necessary to pay the expenses OF executing the said
deed of trust and charges and 10 pay S51o due by Two
notes of $3.50 each, with the interest thereon. Tic
title 10 the sail property Is believed to he perfectly
good but selling as trustee shall only convey such
fitle rs hold N. HARRIS,
1, 81 Trustee
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MATHEMATICS AGAINST IT.-The London
AHcertiSer says: "Women are now wearing
high heels to their boots and piles of sham
hair. Their aim is size. So complains 4 con-
temporary through one or two columns.
But why does lovely woman, who thus adds
cubits to her stature, counteract herself by
stopping to folly? A lady Of FIVE feet be-
comes, say, five feet two inches per heels,
five feet six inches per hair, five feet again
per Greclan bend. The affectation Of Il COM
manding figure is neutralized by the affecta-
ton OF an arching back. Maria Agpesia in
vented mathematical curve called the witch.
BIT the Grecian bend is not worthy Of ELL
cid. Arithmetic is enough to prove that to
strut few inches and to stoop few inches,
however fashionable and artistic, is as suici-
dial as it is unloycly.
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The cook at the Chicago insane Asylum
gets $40 per month, and q lady teacher OF the
same institution is not allowed to charge
more Thru s25 per month.
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nt BY Lyme &tBrothers ,.sr
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
81 ,..s, No. l2l2. Main street. j, h.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAEDN HESRIcO COUNTY ABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW RLCHMOND.-Byvi virtue VI
decree Of Henrico Couaty1 Court, pronounced on
the 18th day Of January, ls72 LII the suit OF Lacy
and ais. vs HoF,son and ais, we shall, as special
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed 70 sell at
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th day of january 1872 at the hour OF O'Clock
T.. NJ. TRACT OF LAND containing ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGIIT9-THREE AND FIVE
EIGHTUS ACRES, more or less. with the usual i'm.
proyements thereon, and bounded by the lands Of
Henry Powell, George Savage, aud as, hc!ng the
same land Of which the late benjamin y, Il. Barker
and Julius a. Uoieon died seized.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance Mt six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter-
est added: title retained By the court until all the
purchase money Is paid and conveyance ordered
By the court. &c.
F. p. TURNER,
Owing to circumstances unavoidable, the above sale
Ia DostDoucd until "WEDNESDAY the 3lst day "
january 1870. ut the same hour.
EDWARD Y; CANNON Commissioners.
F.P. TURNER,
S.-Immedlatcly after the sale of the above pro-
perty. will I've sold ali the STOCK. FARMING M
ELEMENTS, PROFENDER, &C. ConVeyanccs
will be mt our Office the morning Of sale (at
o'cock) to convey parties Ia and from The sn:.
LYME & BROTHER,
iala Anctioneefs.
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The Detroit Free Press wickedly relates
the following: "Greeley's often reiterated adj
vice that every family should keep a hog-in
case they won't 60 ont West and buy a
farm--induced citizen Of Howard street to
invest eight dollars in 'shoat last fall. In
addition to the feed from the family pail the
man purchased and fed the hog eleven dol
1ars' worth of corn, paid three dollars to
rescue him from the pound, and killed him
the other day, to find that he had hundred
and eighty pounds Of pork for twenty-three
dollars. AS dressed hogs sell for five cents
per pound on the street, and this cost over
twelve, the citizen wants Greeley to tell him
where the profit comes in. The philosopher
would probably say that the pleasure taken
supplying the porker's wants and watching
his growth was sufficient compensation for
the additional expense"
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BY Wellington Godd'n.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr-
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT on
D THE BROOK TCREPniE, ONE NILE
NORTH OF RICHIoND, FOL. SALE AT AUG
TIOS.-Wil be sold ut auction, on the premises on
r.. that Very valuable SUBURBAN FARM and
RESI- DENCE located ~ above, now under rental
Of $3.50 per annum 60 Measrs; franklin DAVIS Go.
The tract contains IWESId ASnGS OF ts ~ I'M
BRICK DWELLING containing seven room9;a
brick kitchen, barn, stable, &c.
The neigilborhood Is excellent AID tie place re-
marisably healthy. *H-
TERMS: Atsae.
10 G-2awtds W.GODDlN, AucHonecr
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE FARM "SYCAMORE HALL,"
NEAR ASHLAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY
BY virtue of deed Of trust from DAVID .. Hummer,
trustee for Mrs. Ann c. Hummci, and the said Ann
Hanover County Court, will sell at public ancon.
OH tic premises, on WEDNESDAY the alst iay Of
January, 1877. ut II o'clock NJ, that most valuable
E ar,s iDsHs{ An HALL" Containing lWo
HUNDRED AND EtGHTY-ElGH III! AND THEE
QUARTER ACRES, two and haii miles from
SshIand ON the Richmond, Fredericksburg and To-
t0nac railroads. thriving town; about two-lhirtj
:utblc for cultivation, and the balance In woods
mostly oak. The improvements consist 81 an excel
lent tlweliirs-house with eight rooms: two ktch-
.us s,nokc-house, carpenters shop, blacksn'iih's
shop corn-house. large barn with shed around ~,
stable with six stalls. two houses Tor servants. ana
beach and apple trees &c. 1t VIII suit any gentle
man desiring to educate his children at Ranliolph
Macon College, and several good female schools are
TERMS or SALE: Sufficient In cash to pay the en
penscs Of sale and to pay negotiable note OK e
s0s 6d with interest from the sth Of July 1911: g.
1855 Oh the 5th of July. 1872. The residue VIII be
made payable at such tincs and be secured In such
manner as the said ID. j. and a. &. Hummci shall
pf Is i5.tds '''' 0 CHAsTAIN WHITE, Trustee.
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E.slST. STRAYED, &c.

Application has been made to
~ the Richmond and Danyillc Railroad COMPANY
for renewal of SCRIP Nos. 5l3 and 1901 ior twenty
five shares OF tic capital stock Of said company;
issued in the name of william H. Clark the 0r'slnai
scrip having been lost il -L--L
no WHOM II MAY CONCERN.-Notiee
IS hereby given that shall apply to the proper
officers Of tho Richmond and l)anyile Railroad Iom
many nj Richmond for The renewal and reissue OF
tirrc shares of the capital stock Of said company
Standing in the name Of Benjamin Marable; WHICH
said stock has been lost or lnlsltld
'''' FANNIE A. MARhBLF,
;,,,1.w EXccutrix.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, to BORROW SEVEN HUN,
w DRIED DOLLARS for six months at liberal
interest Real estate security without membranes.
Address - F. a. A. Dispntch office. il 29-t
60 0O0 WANTED FOR THREE OK
eDC.OOU five years at 10 per cent. per annnm
interest payable quarterly: sccucdby deed OF trust
on tic very best city of Richmond real estate worth
mar, Ia Est st. F. G., Richmond post-ogce.
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dor RENT, that very desirable GA
4 BRICK AND FRAMED HOUSE No. l10. ELL
Situated on the west side OF Monroe street between
Grace and Franklin streets, containing SIX rooms,
with Kitchen and other ccnvenicnceS. Possession
''''A ~ N +. u. EACEO,
4, ,c;t Real Estate Agent.
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AND STATloNEhi
u NOR TIE NEW YEAR

The subscribers are supplied With Ia, z fuu SOFA v
GOOD Bl.ASk-BoShS,, :, RooK.
COMPRISING nil the usual FORMS OF DAn-bpNitNSS
JOURNALS, LEDGERS. CAsH,B0Cpnh22'p 4
yOICE-BOOKS, BILL-B0OkSs ~ ESSn EhSnyrsi
BOOKS, CHECk-BOoks,a ana MEaho ha1'e
Having well-appoin.ed BOOK BiNpEdRnYs; s me Z
are prepared to manufacture BLANh-po'oAN.s
II fh u have also In stock DIARIES, cAtsspAi"s
ANA AEalANAeS for 1s7a.
Calendars TO their customers gratis ..,n,N
de 90 WOQl1HOUsf.S -
1910 RANDOLPH & ENGIish,
lC1%s 1873 MAIN STREEI,
$50 81 have for sale
VIRGINIA and OTHER Ai.AaSaSs'
DIARIES from CSC. 20 ", #
4g PiYSlCIASS,SnfARlE
4 BLANK BOOKS of all sizcs. ~
Five kinds o. CALESDARs,fh FREE !" -"
taa-d&W
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RAILROAD LINES.

81 "a! l q g:: q.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
RIcIiMOSD AND YORK liver RAILROAD,
RICHMOND, VA. January 20, lS'2.)
SPECLAL NOTICE.-U further no
Richmond and West Point. W. \. BRAGG.
il 27-lw superintendent
DICHNiOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROhD,-On and. after December l, ISL:
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passenger leaves RichmOn,
daily (cxcept Sumtiays) ut 1905 a. NJ; leaves Dan
vile at ll:o3 AN. arrives at Greensboro ut Is
F. NJ.
Train No. Gyncl.hurg p.sscngcr) leaves Rich
mond daily at OBS \. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at
Train No. II through mail and cxprcss) Leaves
Richmond daily at $40 p. NJ. leaves Danviite dali!
GOING EAST.
Train No: Il Through mail and cXpress) Leave
daily, at 1912 =. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily
Train No. Through passcngcr) leaves Greens
huro' daily Except sundays at il:05 4. NJ: leave
Z. NJ
burg daily at $50 \. NJ; leaves Durkeyilc 1T 1
NJ. arrives at Richmond AT i. VI.
Trains Nos. = ard Ii connect ut Greensboro wit
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all point
south.
Train No. O connects at Bnrkevillc with train O.
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for a
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south all
southwest can be procured ut the ticket office i
Richmond, aud Of X. +. WALKER. Agent Of the Al
lantc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1920 Mai
street, Richmond
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tn
schedule Of this company will please print rs aOy
JOHN Il. MaCNURDO,
General Freight and Ticket \ aeat.
T. NJ. +. TALCOrr, Engineer and SupeI1HtIe
emf cN u
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-Ia.rT1yrION sAIlEs--This Ma,

= ,>'IglZ BY d. whitehead & Co, ~
= Eo F,ftcenth street, between Main and Cary.
WYE. WILL OFFER iATEAUCTION ON
w MONDAY, 10th instant, q: our store tliteen emf
INST n oisySrx 4. NJ. n good stock of GROCERIES,
&c, TO which the attention OF the trade sinytted
ia 10 - j. ID, WHITEHEAD q CV.
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FOR RENE.

cAND-BAR AND FISH Z RY FOR
- RENT.-For rent. the SASIl-hAR ana Fist
cry attached to the islands in James river nearly
'fi'''' GEORGE VI. DREWRY.
i,o-ot* 101i Main street.
NOR RENT that FINE, LARGE Ga
4 IEON-FRONT STORE No. Governor sI4
stroot rs \ whole or arranged so rs to accommodate
f'n,nis in f,,r lower I'D upper stories. In either
>"'' j. l.. APPERSON,
/, on-oot1o, Real Estate Agent.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
1C10 NOW Is THE 1870
TIME TO


1872.
ANY NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PB
LISTED IN THE WORLD SENT TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY AT
Low RATES
BY
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
NEWSDEALERS AND BOOhSELLEhs,
1116 MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
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We enjoy unusual facilities In the proseclsie' ~
our business and our customers may tcei assueN''
prompt attention TO MI orders. =
EILYSON & TAYLOR.
,, 49, If1H Main street.
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GITI REAL ESTATE,
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES,
FARMS,
MINERAL LANDS, AND WATER-POWER
sold, leased ~ rented, and exchanged. by
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
&C sl-3m -..... lib Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

: DAVIS JOHN wERTH.
nAV1S & WERTH,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AID
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
Office: On Eleventh between Main and Bank
srrrts 10 Lin
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WANTS.

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST
w IASS CANVASSER Apply at 81, 4
j. G.. CLARk'S Earber-Snop,
l., oo-,tx corner Eighteenth and biain strccts-
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MEDICAL.
Penny Wise & Pound Foolish

In nothing Il the shove more illustrative than in
the course many pursue in certain kinds Of diseas,.
In order to save . fey seats they have what they
call their ovn pfeseripeions such o Balsam Copa-
bi., Turpenfine, Ae. Ettls knowing The banefal
influence these drugl haSe the constitution, ths
diagusttng sooal 6s0 the breath, and, with al
these diaadyantaOes, tAsso b NO swing Of money,
n the dese IN 10 be HnsVed over and ovsr aGAin,
uatil q last The cooditsa Of the patient becones
alarming. Theo ether means have to 10 rssorsed
to. Read ths Words OF sufferer:
DesDoaa q Co., SIS Race strest, Philadelphia:
appeal 70 yoa, and ifthsrs Il any earthly relief Coz
md / wish you would do something for me. About
eight nonths $50 got into trouble. took cap
:ules went 70 doctors, and 1t has cost me oes hun
dred d0llan-1nt 1Dr this medicine, then for that
without any bene6t. A few days ago triesd
told me u the 6amaritsn's Gin; hs aid It would
certainly cure ne. This 10 Why address you foR
advice.
Let ths above b = warning to Othen. Whsa
you get into trouble procure st oacs The 6anaFi-
tan's Gill; and yea will be al night In feW days,
5or remeober the had eascts that follow the rs ol
tAese injurious dfpgs often vsEss TIM the OH.
einal troable. Phce-Aale packages q, female Is.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
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SIROCCOS.

Professor T. 3. Maury's Remarks Upoa
the Dry, Hse wfnds, ~ Observed n
LeaveaWorah. Aansas, - october
Aah 1871.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1872.
2, Brieadir General a. ). Nyer, Chief Signal
Officer, 4. s. A.. Wastiagfsn, ID. c.
GESERAL:-The communication of OBJ
server Sergeant George Behmer furnishes
another link in the chain of evidences which
shows the formation of the United States
system On the line OF trade wind interference
in the Southern Gulf, whence the storms
there generated are borne northwardly; 6rm
north by west against the slopes of the con.
tinent, and thence north b. east with the
anti-trade winds.
The sirocco of which he speaks appear. to
be nothing more than a storm from the
Western Gulf whose magnitude had been
greatly reduced in passing over the dry, and
heated regions Of the Southwest before reach
ing Leavenworh. This Is verified by the
Signal Service report Of the lst of October,
1871, .:35 a. IN, when such a storm actually
appeared at Galveston; On October I'd, :35
an, it b revealed itself, with rain, at
Shreveport, snd continued heavy rain ut
Galveston Ind east, with velocity of
twelve mil :, and Was also reported at
Shreveport, Mobile and New Orleans on the
30 OF October. also at 80 &. M.
On the 4.h Of October no reports were re-.
ceived from Galveston.
Such storms, were they formed on the
Pacific at the season named. would obtain no
impulse from prevailing winds which could
carry them across the Rocky Mountains to
the west and into Kansas.
They wou!d, in all probability, work their
wa westward in the general drausht of the
trade rinds
The sirooco in question may, however,
possibly have origina.ed in the vicinity of
Leavenworth, from the mechanical laternal
conflict Of dry air currents
The question raised by Sergeant Behmer
shows the great importance of more stations
southwest Of Leavenworth.
Respectfully submitted,
Signed, TB. MAURY,
Assistant to Chief Signal Office
See Major Hawn's report in the Leaven-
worth Conserruti,e. July II, ,1S6s; Leaven-
worth TINES, Oct. z, II; GALAXY, Dec. II,
page 7S2; Scribna's Monthly, March Il,
Hot Winds of Oct. 4, 1871; United States
Weather Bulletins.
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NEW RAIL DAD counEcrIous EAST.
The Immense Easte1u Travel Diverted
From its Channel,
The Kansas Pacific 70 be the Great
Thoroughfare Between the
Atlantic and Pacific.

From the Topeka Commonv ealth, May LIST.
We have reliable information that two new
railroad connections have been made q
Leayenworth with the Kansas Pacific nail
road, that will throw the tide Of travel and
transportation from the Union Pacific nail.
road, which crosses the Missouri river q
Council Bluffs, lows, over to the Kansaa
Pacific road. The first OF these is the Leav.
enwOrth, Burlington and Chicago road, and
is direct line through TO Chicago via St.
Joseph, Missouri, and Burlington, Iowa.
This road passes through the 6nest portions
Of Iowa and northern Missouri.
The second line is the Leavsnwor,h, St
Joseph & Council Bluffs railroad. This
road connects a, St Joseph, Missouri, with
the Hannibal & St. Joseph; n Hamburg,
Iowa, with the Darlington & Missouri, and
at Council Bluffs with the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, the Chicago & Northwest
ern, and Sioux City & Pacific railroadA.
Arrangements have been made hetveen
these two great through lines and the bridge
company at Leavenworth, to run trains across
to Leavenworth, and with the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific company to use their track
from Beverly, Missouri, until they can build
their own lines to the bridge. The right of
way has been granted them across the mill
tary reservation to Sixth street in Leaven.
worth, where the Kansas Pacific road will
connect with them.
The action Of the Union Pacific railroad
company requiring two transfers of passeu-
gers, one at Council Bluff, and one 1t
Omaha, three miles distant, the delay Of
freight, caused by their not receiving them
from the Iowa roads at Council Bluff, as the
law provides, will naturally throw this trade
over the Kansas Pacific, as soon a. these ar
rangements and connections are perfected,
which we understand will he in les than
thirty days.
All Topeka requires now is the speedy
building Of the Lesvenworth, O.ksloosa &
Topeka Railroad, and We will have the most
perfect railroad system of any interior city in
the West.
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Another Testimony.

BENTON BARaACK's, No. April 60. 1866.
On. JoHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowing the e.h-
eacy Of your SaTnparilla, and the healing and benz
e6eial qualities II possesses, send you the follow
Ing statement ofmy case:
Vss wounded about two years ago. IVES taken
pg1oooer and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved % often, my wounds have not healed yet.
hsve not sat up . moment since i wounded.
- shos through the hips. Ny general health IS
impaired, aod Aoea somsthing to assist nature; I
have more faith In your Sarsaparila than anything
else. I wish that which is genuine. Please ex-
prsss me half dozen bottles, and obhge
CAPT. c. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, No.
p. S.-The following was written April soth
1850, BY Mn. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
Johnsons t.-
d. Jonu BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR..
c. 8. Johneou, vas skillful surgeon and physician
n Csnfs1 New York, where he died, leaving the
above Z r. johnson 70 my care. At 13 years OF
40 - hsd . ehronio diaTrhea and scrotula for
which gave your SarSaparilla. 1t cured him.
have for ten yean Recommended it to many in New
York, Ohio and lows, for scrofua, fever Sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended it.
Tho cures Effected In some OF Scrofula and Fe
vef ooes were almost miraculous. am very anx-
ioaD See my TO again have To your Sar-
npaIilla. He IL fearful OF getting spurious arti-
ele, hence his writing TO you for it. His wounds
were terrible, but believe he will recover.
respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.