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paspfus Humor Concerning Ear.
6raeley.-par6aOn OF nymasfeF
aodxa-The Kukfu1 Cascs-A F"Ai
cabinet I'm wasfaingtol.-The Navy
Department. -.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
WAsu1NsToN, November 25.--A painful
rumor has been 10 circulation here to-day q
that Mr.. Greeley, broken down by the recent
domestic affection he has sustained, COM
bined with his disastrous defeat In the presl-
dental election, had been rendered insane,
and conveyed by his friends to an asylum.
The report soon reached every quarter OF the
city, and created sensation such as has not
been known for long while; Several par
ties, anxious to have complete information
on the subject, autographed to New York for
correct details, and no authoritative dis
matches have been returned confirming the
alarming rumors of the morning. Very few
are now disposed to give the slightest credit
thereto. ,. q" ~
Official as we'll as private circles were
generally amazed to-day at, the announce
ment that Paymaster Hodge, who was III the to-
summer of last year convicted by military
court OF embezzlement, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment in the Albany peniten-
tiary, had been pardoned- by the President.
1t will be recolected that Hodge was
charged with having defrauded the United
States of $40O, 900, for the liquidation of which
the entire possessions OF himself and wife
were handed over to the Government. Since
his incarceration Hodge has been the recipl-
ent OF great kindness from friends of inhu.
ence and very high position, which now cu.-
inmates in his release, for which general
order was to-day issued from the War De-
partment.
Some other pardons Of notable prisoners
under the ban have lately been made, and it
is not improbable that the cases of the ku-
kluX prisoners, confined in Albany peniten-
tiary, whose pardons were several months
ago decided upon and afterwards reconsid-
cred, will soon be in the scale Of Executive
mercy and 1t is very certain that the pardon
of Hodge will stimulate the friends Of seVe-
mi treasury defaulters, now confined in the
Jail OF this district, to extra exertions in their
behulf.
Secretary Belknap return ed to Washing
ton this morning, and the rather remarkable
scene is presented of u full Cabinet in Wash
ington. Messrs. Boutwell,, Robson, and
Delano, are diligently at work on their an.
nual reports. which are expected all to be
completed in time to go to Congress with
the Executive message.
A strong effort will be made during this
session TO increase the effective force of the
naval service by the construction of several
new wooden steamer cruisers rs well MS by
devising other means for improving its con-
dition. 1t is understood that the Secretary
of the Navy, in his forthcoming report, will
urge this very forcibly, and that he will re.
ceive thorough Endorsement by the tone OF
the message on naval matters. TlMos.
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Rank StlsDerasiOn.

CINCINNATI, November 25.-The Unior
Bank Of Marietta, Ohio. has suspended pay
ment, it being the result, it is believed here
Of complications growing out OF the suspen
sion of j. 2. Cutler, announced Saturday
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BY Gr,tbbs Il Williams, aga 80
Real Estate Agents and AGctloneers' 4
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 LARGE SALE OF DESIRABLE
n RUBBING LOTS IN THE MOST IMPRoV-
ING NEIGHBORHOODI IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONn-By request Of DIR! Lewis E; Haryte ss we
of tNoyember, commencing at 81 O'Clock p. 81, 4
large number OK BUILDING LOTS in his plan, ly-
Ing on Pine, Laurel, and Cherry streets between
Clmberland and AIbenarle streets, and embracing
some of Tile haidsomest sitesin that much-admlred
and rapiuy-improvirg neghborhood: ...T
The street railway, now in course OF construction
down Laurel street. will be Immediately In front OF
some, and distant only square from the remainder,
of the lots to be sold. ,-e .zff;.-. p.s..s4 -.
This sale is for account of the original owner and
iafIord an opportunity not soon 10 be repeated Of
buying the choicest lots at first hands.
No one having funds to invest with the certainty
of profit, or seeking desirable building lot, can
afford 10 be absent from this sale. -. -. -, 4
TERMS: At sale. GRuBBS WILLIAMS, ~
y no % Auctioncers. \
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BY William Il. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
No. 1l19 Main street, corner Of Twelfth street.

n ARGE AND PEREMPTORYS SALE OF
~ FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARStW0ETH OF
TOOLS AND FIXTURES Al
PUBLIC; AUCTIOS-As agent of the creditors OF
Mr. ID. T.. Lumley, who las removed from the States
Run coal-pits, commencing at Deep RUM on
TUESDAY The 10th Instant, al IL O'clock 2 l1rgc
ARPENTERS',4A ND w HEELWKlGHIS
TOOLS, MACHINERY, MACHINE OIL, BIZ sI.
ING POWDER, &c, Most Of the above articles
have been. I'm Use only short While ana are very
valuable TO coal-miuers. ,l,-,5t-
Alsc, very large lot Of OLD IRON, cast sIl
wrought, which has been accommodating for thirty
wears. 4. .EH.Iygig 1888. s n. C. SHEPPARD.
WILLIAM X. POLK & CO., Aucticneefs. So.
no19-eodds =, ,...+.. s. &c..
~ $50 aPOSTPONEMENT.3 F55y.-g -
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY ina
sd day OF December, 1872. 49,: IL. - no u
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TAMESE L. BRAGG, POI, corner secondM
~ and Broad streets, has now on hand and ~
CHAMBER. PARLOR, and DINING-RO0Sf'
FURNITURE, which he is selling for cash as ,eTs
TRESSES' of all descriptions of my own make
nnI,icn Q 49, - sc IG-sm*
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weassser Probabilities.

wssHrSerea, November 25.--Ip tne Nortn
west and over the upper lakes, and thence &c
the Ohio Valley, variable southwestern ~
northwesterfy winds and generaliy eaea sd
the Gulf States northeasterly winds ano
clearing weather In the former, but generally
cloI,fiy weather and occasional light rains 10
fha isttar ststes, In the South Atlantif
states light, variable southerly to northeast
erly Winds, with partly cloudy weather: gn
fine lower lakes and thence over the Mldeie
and eastern States southwesterly winds ana
cloudy weather, with occasional light rams
clearing tonight on the lakes. Warning sig,
nails will continue at Buffalo, Rochester, ano
0swcgo. ..--s.
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- Ill By Richardson & Co.,
. Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers'
~. No. Ill3 Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AZ
A-.luI2xso FEET, ON THE EAST SIDE Or or
ERANKLiN STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TiON.-Wc shall sell by auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the 18th Instant, ut o'clock L. NJ.
the beautiful building lot described ana locatea ~
above .....s - :.
months, with interest, secured by 4 deed OF trust
M o5 RICHARDSON & CO.. Auct1oneers.
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OFFICE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMPASY,}
September 21st, 1872 !
NONSIGNEES OF FRE1GHTSsEkat
on and after this date ali freight arriving by their
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
arrival, will be stored ut their risk and expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, an"
SATURDAYS OF o'clock &. NJ.
e23 WILLIAM Z. BRETT, Agent.
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+. ~ - ~ By w. B. Robins, -
y, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, * -.
Cfica Rank street west corner from Cu9tom-nouse


once Bank street west corner from custom house.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUTI I.
i FUI, BUILDING LOTS L9iNMr ~ ~ o MI
STREET BETWEEN ROWLAND mp sFn Me-
DOW STR EETs In THE T N}AS oE syg FRoM
THE PRESFNT SWF,ST LINE. OF THE. Cli.I
virtue Of the pr Ssasoe G
2oi of Deed-Sook SO of Henrico County S9 court
at the request or The assignee Of the 1st
day of November instant at the hour or O'CLOCK
NJ on he premises proceed to sell by nast6n
SO io2 by depth of l7s s.lo feet TO III al
ley 20 feet wide Ill, 10 ,,ocoss,rx- n
defrny the expenses OF this trust and TO dlschaTe
note Of Sio4 due DIST Of August 1872 on credlt as
to slos until the Qst OF December ls2 ana as g ane
residue at three and six months resp s
the day Of sale. JOHN a. tohE' 1iu 81:
:. ~ u, ROBINS. hnctiOneor. NY! =.
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J Steamer Burned.

CAIRO, ILL.,, November 25.-The steamer
II. N. Shreve was burned at Chester las
night. No lives lost. .'
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FIRE.

.UTIcA, N. Y, November 25.-Reynolds
Brothers shoe factory was burned last
night. Loss, E14o,o00 to 100000. aE.. =
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] Abandoned nj Sea.

SAVANNAH, November 25:--The ship
Friendship has been abandoned on the coast
of England, and the crew have arrived mere
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:. By William r. Polk s. Cos
4 r,n,, I,cta,o A ynntc and Aucttnppt.rg.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
!. v IN HaRyIE.LsWe% will sell on MONDAY
the second day of December next at ]. Al at pn,.
lie auction, on the, premises, the LOT 9f 0hE
AND NH REQ ARTER ACRES, with lsrEe
bniIdinr thereon now used as public school. house
eTBe building is 81 by 10 feet, two stories high, con-
tanning seven rooms on tue lower noor, only one
room above Its substantial aud Ia good Grtcr ana
can readily be divided into five tencneDts
The lot has a front Of l20 feet ON Amelia sreei,
and runs back SIS feet on one SIDE.
TERMS One-third essh; balance al and u
months, properly secured. 70. ~ aco
q rs .EEs 81. - -. e IAuctionecrs.
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EoR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
z r. desirable HOUSES In the town of Manchester
suitable either for residences or for business pnF-
poses, and any number Of BuILDISG LOTS III
various parts Of the town.
Also, several FARMS In Chesterfield and adta.
cent counties, some OF which arc 6rss class estates
lying James river above and below Richmond, ~
prices exceedingly reasonable. s. 49,:
oc is SIssG R0BERTSoN & BR0NAUGH.2
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T50R 6 NEW YoRK. The Old HEaA
Gan. pSsas9s s ssssssp 8 s sss =
IIssaosf 4. IL mslss &,
Tfsnsst biiis Of adIhg ssrea, aud goods nner.
warde With dsrassa 70 ~ poing ads n Vim aard
n msa 1Ss fsTe. sis steerase 90 ronndip
shs WV sss'sS 4 ssss.
no 2s-2t no. . e1ovelllo. - =.
DoWHATAN sTEAMBoATes
= :" rnieeaSahEs AfSff'fi LINE a -. :,
BAIrr,oRg AND Al POINTS syEs,s se AnqIT AID
'sn pkE AASST AYR Sa5o kksNI pp sSfTH-
The steamers Of us aae ,eaye their wlsEe
KM fsfsssi sSssS a aud At ocl0s
Freight received every day up to o'clock +. ID.
&c res s Freight Or p1Sssffeffi nRRy
FoR NORFOLK, WILLIANs--tssiass1I11z.l
-EBURG. AND REGULAR LAN ~. 40 so1amo.
d aicss s SS LAKE.
sumo her OCTOBER ATH lsayng E 4ass
fssss aas for Williamsburg land Kings NH
Freight for why LANDINGS must be prepaid Through
freight forwarded with dispatch Train leaves Wv!
Point for Petersburg on arrival Of steamer.
&c IL -, 80 u. n. ROGERS. Agent.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT Sessi 5lisska
e., COMPANY. ss1issssa; = : =
II @TfM0RE, NORFOLK. P0RTSM0gTH, u
~. AND ALL REG ULAR LANDINGS -
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
g The fast and elegant United States mai steamei
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain y. e. CLIFFORD
leaves companys wharf, at Rockets for the a1ove;
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDhfs, anc
FRIDAYS at Of A. NJ, and returns Oh InesdaS
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
) Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, philadelphia, aao
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer. a,o.r,
Fare to New YORK y,
Fare to Philadelphia ~ ~
Fare 10 baltimore. ''''.''''
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS
and ba. gage checked through. ,,s
Freight received TUESDAYS, THUKspAis
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth; Dos
ton, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa'
peake bay, and all regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. I'LL X. NJ.
Freight for wny-iandlngs must be prepaid:
rs.S l.. B. TATUN, General Agent.
Office, CorDpany's wharf: 10
Branch office, corner Main and Ninth streets: 1e
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.sf,ss by Grubbs& Williams, X
t.. Real Estate Agents and Autoneers,
P,eventf, street. between Main and Bank.

BUILDING LOT, ON THE EAST SIDE
I'D OF HENRY STREET BETWEEN LE.5a
AND AR1NEETREETS,h DJOINiN4M l1
FEET WIDE, 10 be SOLD AT AUCTION, upon UPON
the premises, TUESDAY, 2etn N2yf1fseat az ~
30 ., -, :, - ;, AuctioGeers, Z
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Death OF an 0ctoscnarian.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
BURKEyuLE, Va, November 25.--John 3.
Oliver, of this county, died this morning,
aged eighty years. -.
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''a BIZ Thomas w. Reese, Auotloneer,
. ssH No. 1917 Main street. 'ff1 So (

- =. No. 1917 Main street. sit:4- Il = {.
ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
n UOI.D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
1TCTiON.-I viii sell on FRIDAY November
10Th. Mt II o'clock, on Tenahle between Iwehty-
second and Twcnty-third streets, at Mrs. Catharne
Rrown's. deceased. all of her HOUSEHOLD ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting IL part OF
/ Mahogany Parlor Suit In hair,Slotn, ManoganS
Chatnber SHIFTS Tables, Chairs, Mirrors Mattress,
Wiudow-Shades, Carpets, Oil-Cloth Mahogany EX-
tension Table, Crockery. CookinS.Stoye, &c: ~
'. eAiiS 80 CHARLES HOWARD,
-rt. T. Sheriff and Administrator
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. kEESEE. no Is
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FURNITURE, DC.

DRANK HELFERT has removed tom
II 1881 Main street, where he is enabled TO ass
furnish the public with all kinds Of low-prtced j1
CHAIRS which he can sell for northern city priees
Especially children's fancy chairs All kinds OF
SIGN n raT ES ~o-' no 2s-lm*
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.EOR SALE PRIYATELY.--We have for
a. sale privately several very desirable BUSINESS
STANDS on Hull street. Prices ranging from
$4,000 10 $1,000 Also, several valuable VACANT
LOTS on Hull street at $40 and upwards per front
foot. We also have number Of pretty PRIVATE
RESIDENCES, containing from four To eight
rooms in different localities. Several EARNS lying
near Manchester. containing from 40 to 200 ncres
each t prices ranging from 800 TO $1,000, with i'm
r r - - - :. -. MOODY & ROYALL.
oclf Manchester; Va.
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REAL ESTATE AT, PRIVATE SALE.
BY ]. Z. Apperson,' Real Estate Agent,
corner Main and Eleventh streets. -

A. DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE PRI-
In yATELY, in the county Of Hanover, about
twelve miles from Richmond. and about half-nile
or Kflby's station, on Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY ACRES, fifty Of which are
cleared and set In clover, and about thirty acres OF
very fine creek land, well drained and nearly ready
for the plough. young orchard Of about 200 choice
peach and apple trees beginning to bear. DWELL
four rooms stables and every other necessary out
buildlng-all nearly new; yard and garden paled
In, and cultivated land fenced; well of good water
attractive piace which will sell low, together
with 81 ULES, HORSES, WAGONS, &c. Apply to
j. l.. APPERSON,
no % ct Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
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LIME AND CEMENT

LME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-
~ facturcd by us In Botetourt county, known as
be put upon the market under the name of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be ef. at our
office, No. 1908 Dock street. 'ss ~. = =.
November 81. 1871. no a.
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dens ,Sr apS ~ gr,tor or bis assgns In the
prs sss ~ i,eif failure ia to- any selection then
Upon terms e Ds anpoaSs goB f Il sfs sas 2
sa W.B. RoB1ss, Auctsonser. .s- - no se--
Gfao6s q w llianls s. sa s'
$50 Rsai. acsas2 seelffs artionears,
Eleventh stfs and Bank ;ss
r,oMu1ssIONERss SALE OF REAL AL
y sA AZ si TIE sqREhFEaHs ae
md ne ~ FosTEB as,a alsIn Chesterfield Git,
cult Court November term s7ln n at anctio g
sa,s prefses
atS O'Clock p. H., the BRICK COOPER shO 40. anG
situated * se seoS os gefp,Rsa
Jhe lot Is 1s by 100 feet. . .ho ce,,.ye of
This properly is s 70 nurpose
n EnstS tine-fourth cash balance at SIX, tweise'
terest added, aud the ntie re sHs nR R
are paia JAMES L. RoBERTsoN, e.
~ ss,~.-ss.r Commissioners: Z
GsUeBs q WILLIAM ssnctioneers.. no %
- 5 BY Thomas w. lleesee, Auctioneer. =, 81
81 Nolsi7 Main street. eE.
u,HFi &suNDEiRsIGNED COMMITTEE
i viii sell at public auction on sATSRDAi, NO NO.
vember 3oth s72 at " O'Clock NJ, IN tpSt o.
Ballard Hots stable |" this CITY, inc '0''0"As pf0
2 HORSES,
49, EAGhS,e
-. ~ q SETS OF HARNESS. ss...a. b. %ss7.zs...
. HORSE COVERS, aud
sf'@ itICARRIhGE BLANKET. ~
Attention of the public particularly called 10
this sale One of tile carriages isdhst from Inc WORK
mans hands, and IS now considered as good as any
new one the other Is being used at this time at me
ioteI and In very good condition. The harness pc,
longing To the above Is also IN good condition, ana
ready for ,Ise The horses are wcl-natched, gentle
In very good condition, and may DC WORKED any
where. ~ a..,r -, .,.. MD a.
- p. k. tCARkINGTON, Committee:
Y. w. KEESEE, Auctioncer. ,,.,s IL NO ~ :
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Wilf be sold at the
y farm of Nr. Samuel S. Dnyall,, In Hsnrico
county near Tuckahoe bridge, on DECEMBER I'd,
1872 at II o'clock A. NJ. that being court-day), me
following property-to Wit = =
60 20 CnTTLE,. si3S.,a ssi.ss 81 .H. -@ 4 !:
~ Is SHEEP, 80 .s.r y sss --g $40
r cg so bushels WHEAT,
80 barrels CORN, In sliucks;
LOCO pounds of OATS, In sbeaf slts
o Stacks Of TOP and BLADE FODDEf,e !,
1000 pounds LEAF TOBACCO, ,
fine property of Samuel S. Duynl, Levied upon ny
me to satisfy an execution in my hands In faSor Oh
R. W. Horner against said Duyal ,r.po,.,1s
AhN'ao 49,. =, Sheriff of Henrico county.
no 2s-Tu,T S&M4t 80 :. -. = -
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Alt Is THE ONLY COMPANY
DOING BUSINESS IN FULL
COEFOR NIFTY TO THE LA w
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.

1t was established in 1>O3, and is the oldest
FIRE Insurance Company represented III the
United states.
It has a subscribed Capital Of 100000 OF
which -, 500. 600 is PAM Up in Gold, with further
accumulated asset, Of S22lt, Hl5. making it at
ouce the Strongest and Richest Fire Insurance
Company in the World.
This Company does 4 FIRE BUSINESS y
CLU>IVELY. AID none Of its as>e., are lthl" t.
be diverted for LIFE or MARINE losses. As i the
case with .ILother English Companies represented
on this Coast.
This Compauy's losses at CHICAGO were less
than one IlUNpRED THOUSAND pnLLtEs, and have
been paid in full. EoLLAK FOR DOLLAR.
FAL1NER, BELL 4 Co,
Gen'I Agents for Pacific Coast. +3J Califuui a
street, san Francisco.
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SWEETS
FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and FIues.

UAvING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT FOR
making abi >riuu- taIs invaluable aric."
for the -~ult0Wjr- States ard Territories: States q
Nevada. Caiifu rnla and O eE"u. and Territories IF
WYOMING. Idaho. Montana, Utah and Washington,
! am now prepared t. fill all orders with dispatch
1t i warranted not t. iuiUrc or fp4tut IL" boilers,
but to Dissolve the scales, aud acts upon tie water
only Nv motto i:
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60 ~ ID

yHE SUBJECT Of CuNEJEAN'o CoNIIN-
u-s /, excite the Interest OF sclvu. ne aid
medical men in both L-mGslheles Our south
American and European perIet.cus ALIKE make
frequent reference To- the subject. taking every
yar iety # ground in REGARD L. HI value Il tte
drug. ! member of the PuaFnateutGCal SutI-fE
Of l. u6on concludes. a. the r--uit Of experiments.
that the plant has very little practical value.
these tttar miuatIau>. however. Icing based. ac-
corr luE t. The vutarlt> 81 THE article. uieH tNI-rl-
meat- with inferior OF spurious sprclm - oft.
Dr. Jarani.su. ct Gu;' 'uiull, recently announced
thut his experiments have hot been satisfactory ia
the CASES # calceT. Iut have irrH eulLtut.E >Hr-
Ct~>ful in curing syphilis. rs we'll As Intestinal
~urethraI. sui Uterine ulcers caused hv the >ylhi-
HrIc diatht~l<. and thinks that whatever tie the
st,--ut jh- disease, very Positive lru-nt must re-
suit from 10, application some Of his experiments
were tried Nth "a d-cucti-u # he w~ri without
the tark, hnt "a combination vt the twp h- cousld-
en- Ge>;r4hI"
Reduced t. a powder he says that AZ ounce will
XIII a E.~-l -lzet dog. white fr u~riluarN medical
treatment "a ,i~eg.e-ru ottaiucr! from MT l~-> than
an ounce nor more than a pound l. advisable
The milk Of the plant h- hs- Applied - liberated
surfaces. and found that this uu~iruel r~catTlZa-
ton. He Te-~ q, Statements # nv Euyon. 4
" Llth Ne recently gave all extract. ami thinks
that hi- experiments must hay- been Performed
with some ttlor plant, and that the EuAre", of
cauGurtu-s II E-uuiuI. i Uut tie same - that oi
Colombia. the une heij the Equatoria CHrc1aaa. "a
the other. MIkauIa EuaCu. According I" Dr. Jar
amiiIo, a man aged nifty, who had suffered four
teen months with rheumatism. aut VIII" had he
come c~ontoited IN an eNtyaoIdn nary IL gree. Wa
cured in TIVE months by he external and luterua.
use OF thus substance. These statements We t0m
mt To oar rsa,leT~ without. Il cuaT>". pretending
to decide what am Uuj # Importance i g. be- At
/ ..-l.3 =. -la,, ia1f1m
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On Marriage.

On Marriage.
Happy Relief Tor Young Men, from
-. afartS Of Errors and Abuses in early HE.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured: I'M
raaiments TO Marriage removed Ne" metnouol
"a .irruI,rs .ent nee, in sealed envelopes.
.tdre. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No; z ;.
Ns,N az 1aiI.aetrhNa. N-EesS ocz5-u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-21
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lou.y y, rson pru-u,lg any medicine ab.etc
show ouc.third as many living, permanent cures IS
DR.. titlcl's Negetsblo Rheumatic Remedy; and
further reward Of s1OO FOR any case Of Chronic
lntlaamIa0r rheumatism, Neuralgia hheuuat
Agne Soiatca a. Rheumatism Of the hineys
wardy only, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious druTs 1t 10 not quac. inedl'
cine hut the scientific prescription OF Jos =. Fitle-,
NJ. d. Professor Of ToXiColCey and Chemistry
graduate Of the celebrated University of PeDnap'
vaniu, ID, 1873 vhosa entire professional life &c
been dcvoto,xPecialy 40 this disease. This prsl
ara'ion undcr Solemn oath is conacientiously bo-
specific ever discoveied This proof tina, no o,hs,
specific exists is found in eyerycommunity in per-
sons afflicted fUr many years and a;i.l suffering. II
rlysciaDs could cure it If specific did exist this
would not be so-a fact that must he univ ersally
admitted. The oft deceived sufferer may wisely
ask, What secu,ity or eydei has he that DR.. Flu
ler's Rheumatic Syrup win cure his case. The
projection offered to sufferer, sgninst imposition Is
In 'ec'lly sisued contract which vii be forwardea
without charge TO amy sufferer sending by letu
description OF afll'ciou; this guarantee will sts.t
the exact number Of bottles warranted to cure, ard
n case of fairre the money pRid viii he returned
{ the pattnt. No other remcdy has ever heeE
lierod on such lber Il and honorable lerms. Me-
al advice with certificates irOn prominent ply
all othe3 = eatp'ent- have fne'i, sent by letter
gratis. Alictod cordially invited to write for sA
vice 20 the prncpnl office % Souih Fourth Street,
p iladelphia Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrap
VI. S SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, p.
CALENDER IL co, Wholesale Agt's, BEAD
A. R. CHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Aet. Ro.s
vile. Pa.