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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Fur NmrE Sr.LrnuR SPRINGS of Green
;Iiri the chief of the family OF springs, is
-",urwhat improved. and is opened to visi-
;"y-. W" need shy little Of watcrinc-placc
So, famous. which for its fine water, cXqui-
tie scenery. aud halmy atmosphere, is m
earthly paradise. BY October it is believed
th,. th"sawlkr and Ohio railroad will be
running through to the Ohio river giving
-n,-I> from the N,st Il chance to 20 home
i, the most yarlnny railroad route in the
mon. sine last summer two temporary
r.o'k, IN The road have been aholiShcd--
W.. til" Lick Kun ill :" cat Millhoro0, and
hrl'> Rum ill. eight miles from the
y bite" The latter has been sort of
'u-icar H. travellers. 1t is now complete
a4uj the trains run upon the permanent
track. which rests upon Il firm and iaultlcsS
n' /. The temporary track over the Lewis
iHIMl remains rs the i;tst Of the temporarics
.ai that is 50 easily and safely passed thai
travellers will hardly know that it is tempo
rn,. The Lewis tunnel will be ready fol
u>' ~ January.
The means Of accommodation are in
'I',,>'d, and the lr>>ccS promise great things
\, they are reliable men, the guests ma,
uu.j tl.,4n. and gri their through tickets fol
lib" u hiiv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

.piace, or :" Raprafrannoek, p On the creek &c
the same name, q mile or two above Us, viii
be the tract selected. Iappd hammock Index.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28


Passenger train leaves Kirimond on IuesGays,
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, at \, Ak, G1nnGSSlnS
With the splendid steamer ST AIE VI, ' IhSLSaa,
Canttin T.. w.FREEMhE, Tor the abose-nan,eu
,snuts touching at the river laHdinfs, anu a5rln.s
n baltimore OH the following morning III uine J"
ronnr,t, With traiIis north and west ,,,
THROUGH TICKETS aud BA6GAEE cn u'aA
Passenger train leaves daily and on Sunday Tor
West Point at 7.30 A. NJ. NJ. on : ,sbt
Steamer ieayes baltimore pier So.s, = o.yOL!ght
street on Mondays Wednesdays ana y laays NJ ~,
r. NJ, arriving III Richmond at III ociock tne tut
lowing morning, giving passengers tDreG nouss s'
thirty minutes transact fsitesS anu dihe peiVio
the leaving OF the trains South. ,..s,n.,..
Freight train, with passenger car atLientu,
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and saturdays, " gssy1 n
NJ, for through Geigts to all p0iDs Moth arr
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, a,iu ri ,,iy,
for local freight between Richmond ana vest fof''
at A. NJ.
Freight received daily, carefully handied, anu
promptly forwarded. Through BINS OF iading gwen
to all points. yEgg 81 FL fTGA Stss t@
FARE s an y,g.Er,.! -.
From Richmond TO Raltf ~
Prom Richmondto Philadelphia. %
FROM RIc,,inoud 10 New ~
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail y 70
From Richmond 10 Boston viz the sound ~ -
:, 81 81 WILLIAM n. BRAGG. SUPERB htendeh,
.REgBEN EosTEa, General Ageni, No, W lLisn
: !. /. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Aeen.
Richmond. lsss;t . .tss,. d. ~ }@fA 49,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

BESIDES the Irregular springs" there are
a number of pleasant summer resorts now
established, to which families, Including chill
dren. NAV fluid both comfort and health in
the hot season. Among them is the ALTON
U"vsE, of McsSrs. $. ii. GooDLoE Co., in
Albcmarle, near the tunnel of Rocktish Gap,
ON tie Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. From
this elevated situation there is one OF the
most charming views to be found anywhere.
You may go to Alton by dinner-time every
day from Richmond. and thus business men
could keep up ready intercourse with their
f,milics soiourning there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
COMMERCIAL:

CCKN sAND,RTUURE EXCHANGE,
y kicHMUyD, VA, My n, tsT1. 4 IS
~; = ~ UFFERrKtsS. 81 - u.
s wHEAT.-Red, bushels.
CoRY.-WIite, s72 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels. &
OArs-sfs bushels. = 81 ksfi: ,StfSag34e
Z ~ 81 3i+.yE ~ - SAIEE 5ss 81 t,s;s ~
CoRy.Wfrite 50 bushels prime at s3s.; is< busbais
good at Iss h,rsI,cis yer good as s.c 2eoiHses
Iir DIT sic. Mixed 60 bushels fair at 200 bushels
very Epodat Sc. 81 49, s.aE's1ss q 50, ~
OATss2 bushels winter at &c.; $50 bushels vest
tern on private terms. a sgzls. 4 n
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MACHINERY. &c.
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE,
One HoIsT1SG-ESG1NE. about Is-horse power,
mounted on wheels, suitable for qurrylnR,
wrcckng, p!le-driving, &C.. with or Without
ha%sr a rs aT TpRiG iIF pEIsSSgfIySipEs and
One s-IiuRSE POWER HORTICULTURAL N.
CINE. mounted on wheels: ,,,,,,1,
aud BOILER.
Both of the above can be running at our shor.
One new le-HoKsE POWER PORTABLE EN-
One NEW Io-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Wheelers" Patent Balance
One ''sECfdNp-HANis le-fIURsE POWER STA.
TI2 ;'tIY EN GH II ,,o,sr p,vrp popr.
One s sf;tt s-HolisE POWER UP
One H sseIIoR k POWER STATIONARY ENGINE
arc Ss SS ESSISE
One w aH ESs PJSE fsfi ffmgef
Three s' PES GYns fsgp'fss orLERs of
One s-FS S,I R1 z II EN- DM LII RLowEks
Ono POKTABLE GRIsT MILL with a-foos French
One n9 NEW s' CRAY & WOOD PLANER, 22-foot
One scH OK i CUTTING SLIDE LATHE, Ia inches
swing and 1-f0Gt bed, nearly new; 81
| One FOOT LATHE suitable for gunsmith or jew
Five EhRL.S PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort-
Three F0EcE PUMPS, from one to four-ncll
suI pi%HiE PUbLEYs, and HANGERS of all
Steam and Water Gauges. Peet and Globe
| Valves Gauge Cocks, Tallow Cups, Mater Gauge
Classes aIi kinds Of OIL Cans, Steam hlsties aiid
y General assortment OF Engineers supplies Also,
large assortment Of new and secondrlland s,
lets and ali kinds OF Tobacco Fixtures made 70
| order. a., + = - "a, lilo ,,r,.es
| and ON accommodating terms. oroy
anu VA sIOAT u ARLINGTON,
Nos. 1922 1924, 1926. and 142s Cary street,
| and Nos. Ii and Is south Flfteenth s'fee'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

TO travellers who would rest bit on
their journey. or who wish to strike off from
Coyington. that place offers the comforts OF
McCrRpY's wcll-kcpt house. Passengers on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will be
comforted there 10y supper and breakfast.
We can assure them those main articles of
good living: good tea and coffee, and good
bread and butter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Until FURTHER NOTICE &{FFs
~ THE VIRGINIA STEh MSIiIP lssK4 ssEssso
AND PACKET COMPANY will run their spleI-
did steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE as follows
Leaves New York every SATURDAY at =. NJ.
le.ryes Richmond every TUESDAY at r. NJ.
Cabin passage, $40; steerage, S5j round-trip
tickets. xl5 my Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
r,,r VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

,,,, season is opening beautifully, and the
/ o. fever will soon become general
,,,crui<c people predict very warm
,cr Wrrrctcndto no prophetic know
49,. ~ The subject; hut we shall certainly
,,,, n error when we promise. that It will
,,,m enough for everybody altogether
..,,, enough to make the cool shades and
..h,,l fountains Of the watcring-placcs
....,,yila}l, comfortable.
:, thc country gradually rises up ont Of
..r,. of calamity. and accumulatcS means
En-. r,ruilling Of fallen fortunes, the
.,.,, T., resort 10 the Springs for health and
nm. ! Greater. and the throng Of Springs
/ :. increased. Regarding the whole
..,.,,,,ity ~ having hccn worn, tatigued,
wounded with S;rites and expressions,
l,np, Influences upon the public
.rj Of mountain scenery, the heal
vsr,r>. rNhiIarating atmosphere. and
,.n,,.hlr social reunions ol the
,r. cannot hr ovCr-c>iimatCd. The!
~ ., iar towards restoring cheerful
Stimulating energy. dillu>ing hope, and
..... ont The painful rccollcctionS Of woful
rld. and scared. and desperate i'll
3 fn,.>i BE- The heart whose pulsati"ns are
,.,,i,A,ncd amidst The scenes and the
..5., II The Virginia Springs. They I'M
...,iauaFi, do Il great deal I" revive the
..,..ln. ,rrr1y and stimulate the enterprise
~ .pirit rf the country. Nor can we over
.aa',. their important agency in bringing
.....t,.l people o. sill sections Of the Union,
..D.... Them better acquainted. more charita-
T., rnr another. and strengthening that
valuable of all the ties which bind the
g.. g., IN q iratrrnil uuou--yiZ., friendship
."f GOODWILL amongst the people.
lh,rr can ne no doubt about il tlEit few
...N- in The mountains and 1T the Springs
-. ,l~t deal for a man of business in giving
.,..,i-,r 10 hi- mental energies. bolStering
~. FOB llly>iritl strength. and Stimulatn. his
..tIty. Returning to his vocation from
,.' tUI recreation such :> he gets by this
.mU! spite from labor, he will soon over
.3rlnd get ahead of his contemporary who
... encountered the cxhalsling influences OF
-. .ot term. That remarkable gentleman
., crowned for his indomitablc spirits and
nl. vigorous activity in old age,--Sir HENRY
u .,<r--laid il down lis Il rule when he Ell
r.!,H upon the practice of his profession t,
tth.. q "u. holiday every summer. Thus he
Il l,rS ,lh ir,l II # nftn IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

TOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do HfTA
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMP NY. nszss -
The sdc-whee steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA. kIBEMAPLE and HATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Fnlht and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATuRDAI.
at o'clock u. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, mt high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. staterooms. ald bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention, arc un-
surpassed ,.,.,
err aud European ports. .z'
For further Information, apply to Il. ...-.l
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
nv % Mob Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28

Cq TS1 Re LINE IISH ,6 OF s sTIEAsE LIT
Town, GLASGOW. AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK, $50; TO NEW YORK, soi
ships Of this line viii s;,ir as follows WEDNES.
DAY. nth, and SATURDAYS. 2vth and nth OF
April. and SATURDAYS, 4th, nth, and 18th OF
May. and twice every following week. from Gu.
SARD,S WHARF. Jersey City.
CHARLES FRANCKLYN.
Agent. New York.
SAMUEL AYRES. Agent,
Richmond, No. 1899 Main, corner Fourteenth street
nv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
RIVER AMP OCEAN sTEAmEgs.

JAMES RIVER y Frs, STEAMBOAT "a boa 81
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BALT1-
MORE, NORFOLK, P0KTSMOUI
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
~ 49, INGS ON THE JAMES ~ sz4f tss5 I
RIVER. ssirss.
The fast aud elegant United States mall stcaIne,
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain &c. CLIFFORD. Leaves
Company's wharf ut Rackctts for the above-nan,es
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at SIX A. NJ, and returns nm Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday afternoons, az d o'clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old BAY
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arriva
of steamer. F-e- .--E, '.r.e,, E..
Edre 10 NcW YORK. ~
rare 20 t,hiladeiphia. 81
Fare ID On
Fare to Norfolk. 50
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS.
and baggage checked through. . ~
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boz :
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chess:
,'eake Bay. and als regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. till 6 r. NJ.
Fright for way-iantings must be prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester will he chartered for eve
ming excursions st reasonable rates. .&f 20
-5.&s.. E.- L. X. TATU1I, General Agent
Office, Ccmpanys wharf.
{ Branch Office corner Main and Ninth streets.
nv s'rZF@s #f
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NUNARD LINE The BR1- IFFfh
" TISii AND NORTH AMERICAN rs sssssEssE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between New 1orE
and Liverpool. calling ut Cork lnrbor.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY tire "Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
age: s., ,,
First Cabiu.. 1880 gold Second Cabin. $50 go,d
First cabin 10 Iir1S. T.so, co,S
Fy the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold. Storage. $780, currency
Strer,gc tickets from Liyerpopl mud Queenstown
and all uarts of Europe, ut lowest rates.
Through bills of lading from Virginia TO alyerpooi
Belfast, a,psgow, Havre, Antwerp, aud other port,
ON the Continent, at,d for Mediterranean ports VII
IN, Issued by the VIRGISiA and FO X r.
THROUGH LINE, they having made te NECESSARY SSs
SHIPCOMPANY to New York, and with the Gu
| NARD LINE thence {" Liverpool, &c. ~,
For rates, &C., apply 10 the Agents OF the va 10
| minion steamship Comrany. .@
~ CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN,
General Agent rurnr. Line:
l. d. kelley Jr., General Agent Virginia
| ieai - and Foreign Through Line
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-21
Congressional Summary,

SENATE Senate met at noon,
December 2, the VIce-Prosidcnt in the chair,
and all leading Senators present. A number
of bills were introduced, anon. them one by
1lr. Sumner, follows: Whereas National
unity ana goodwill among follow citizens can
! be assured only through the oblivion of past
differences, aud it Is contrary to the usage of
civilized nations to perpetuate the memory of
civil war, therefore be IL enacted, DC, That
the names 81 battles with fellow citizens shall
not be continued in the army register or placed
on the reSulcntal cOlOrs of the United States.
The credentials Of General NIatchn,
senior, TO succeed Gerritt Davis of Kentucky
and Mr.. Morrill,, from Vermont, were present.
ed. Mr.. Wilson introduced bill for the relief
of sufferers by the Boston fire This bill is
similar to the bill for the relief of the Chicago
sufferers. Mr.. Cameron, of Pennsylvania ia
troduced bill tgranting pension CT 81, 200 a
year to the widow OF Gen. Meade. A message
was received from the House announcing the
adt ption Of a concurrent resolution iii regard
to the death of Horace Greeley. Mr.. Fenton
moved immediate consideration. and it was
unanimously agreed 20. The Presidents mes
sage was then received and read by the Clerk
HoUsE.-The House was called to
der by Speaker Blaine. The following new
members were sworn III Jas. II. Hawley Of
Conn Constantine c. Esty, of Mass; O. y
Dodds, OF Ohio, and Erasmus w. Beck, Of
Georgia. Mr. Banks offered his resignation as
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign hf-
fairs, but the House, by a vote of 76 to 50. re-
tuscl to accept 1t. Speaker Blaine then called
Mr.. Cox, OF New YORK., to tie chair az Speaker
pro TEN, and took the floor TO offer tho
following resolution Whereas, accusa-
tons have been made III the public
press, founded on the alleged letters of
Oakes Ames, Representative from Massachu-
sets, and upon the affidavit of Henry Nc
Comb, citizen of Wilmington, in the State of
Delaware, to the effect that members of the
House were brIbed by Cakes Ames to perform
certain legislative acts for the benefit of the
Union Pacific Raiiroad Company by presents
OF stock IN the Credit Mobilier of America or
by presents of valuable character derived
therefIom therefore, resolved that a
special committee Of five members
be appointed by the Speaker pro ter.-
pore, whose duty it shall be to investigate and
ascertain whether any member OF this house
was bTlbed by Cakes Ames, or any person or
corporation, in any matter touching his legis-
latiye duty, ana that the committee be author
Yea to send Tor persons and papers Mr..
Blaine said he had requested Mr. Cox to ap-
point majority of Democrats on the commit
tee, and made few remarks challenging in
vestlSatlon. The resolution was adopted
WITH few negative votes on the Democratic
side, and Mr.. Cox, speaker pro tenn. ap-
pointed as the select committee Messrs Po-
land, Banks, Beck, Niblack aud NcCrary Mr..
Dawes offered 4 resolution of regret at the
death OF Mr.. Greeley, which was adopted.
The message was then read and the House
sool after adjourned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-21

STUFFED birds are very popular Just
now, both for outside or inside wear,
and consist of humming birds for the
head, and turkey for the stomach.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-21

This statement treats solely of the principal
of the public debt BY the monthly state
ment of the public debt which adds together
the principal and interest due AID unpaid
and interest accrued TO date, dine
and deducts the cash In the Treasury as
recorded on day of publication, the reduction
was sl00, 544 l9t %. The source of this reduc
ton is as follows:
Reduction in principal account s %, $50. 003 81
Reduc ion in unpaid int. acct. $3.50, $50. 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-21

Total. ................
Add the amount of receipts from
the premium on the sales Of
gold in excess of the premium
paid on bonds purchased -.
Add amount OF the reduction of
the cash balance at the close
of the year, accompanied with
sale at the commencement OF
the year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-21

The ninth census is almost completed. It's
completion is a subject Of congratulation. in
asmueh as the use to be made of the statis-
ties contained depends very greatly on the
promptitude of publication. The Secretary OF
the Interior recommends that census be
taken i'll 1875, which recommendation sbould
receive the ready atteRtion Of Congress. The
interval 1T present established by the federal
census is so long that the information
obtained at the decimal periods, as to the ma
terlai condition, wants and resources of the
nation, Is of little practical value after the ex-
plration OF the first half of that period. It
would probably obviate the constitutional pro-
vision regarding the decimal census, it CEN
sus taken in 1875 should be Invested of all po-
ltlcal character, and no apportionments of
Congressional representation be made under it
such census, coming asst would, in the last year
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-21

tUBLlt DEBI-
From the foregoing statement it APP
that the net reduction of the pi
pal of tle debt during the fiscal year ei
June 80, 1912, was $99, $50, 253.54.
Tho source of the reduction is as folio
Net ordinary receipts during the
year. .-............. ....... 1864, 69i, i.
Net ordinary expenditures, in
ending interest on public debt 27G, $50, G
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-05

BURLINGTON.


Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or In
dianapolis, how shall we reach the Wssti The
best Line is acknowledged to be the c.. B. & O.,
Joined together with the B. & II. Railroad by the
Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called the
BURLINGTON RoUTE.
The main line of their Route running to Omaha,
connects with the great Pacific Roads, and forms
to-day the leading route to California. The lid
die Branch. entering Nebraska at Plattsmouth,
passes through Lincoln. the State Capital, and
will this year be finished to Fort Kearney. form
ing the shortest route across the Continent by over
100 miles
Another branch of the B. NJ, diverging at Red
Oak, falls into a line running down the Missouri
through st. Joe to Kansas City, and all Kansas.
Passengers by this route to Kansas, see Illinois,
Southern Iowa, and Missouri, and by slight di-
vergenee, can see Nebraska also.
Lovers of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for its towns ''high-gleaming
from afar'-its tree fringed streams-its rough
bluffs and quarries-its oOrn-oceans stretching
over the prairies further than the eye can reach.
Land-buyers Will be sure to remember it, for
they have friends among the two thousand who
have already bought farms from Geo. S. Harris,
the Land Commissioner of the B. & II. R. r. at
Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thousand
home-steaders and pre-emptors who last year filed
then claims in the Lincoln land Office, where I'm
Gle Sam is rich enough to give Us all farm" !" If
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-05
What Pleases the Public.

Talking the other day with an
able and popular lecturer, who sell
dom filled in getting a full and at
tentive audience, we ventured to ask
him what kind Of subjects and what
kind of style of treatment he thought
the people liked best. "Well," was
the reply, 81 hardly know; but
there's one secret I've found out
what the people hateis information"
they would go to see Greek play if
it was the fashion; but the exhuber-
ant chuckle of laughter with which
the weakest attempt at a joke on
the lecturers part is welcomed by
the gravest audience, is proof, quite
strong enough, of the weariness of
the natural man over the dry husks
of instruction, and his delight when
anything turns up which has an un-
expected flavor. 1t suggests the
feeling of an Irishman who tasted
the ounce in his apple tart-'How
delicious an apple tart would be
which was all made of ounces.
Blatkl0oOd's Magazine.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-05
FREMONT. OHIO.
A LISI OF
CHRONIC DISEASES


AT HIS SINFIESAdAE
52 seneca SIreeG, cleveland, UnIO.
CANCER, salt Rheuln, Eryspe'as and all tInIs
VI ocrUtula, although neredIoarI; CnrVH4e Ell
.>sse.aeAG 0I Tue deArt; Dropsy oi Inc Hearl,
NsuralgIa VI Gns dsarJ, whether SymPatnsJc "a
JrsanIe; DrUpsy IL sll Iss Varied IVrinsi TalarrI
VI sns dead; DrOucRIal Difficulties; coughs, LoIas,
-AsGnIna 4AG al dispOsIGiUns Consumption, a.
enough nsredIEaryi enlargement OF Cue LlyeI,
l4lvei ADscess; 1uOsrcuI@r Liver; Torpid Conal-
OF the LIveri Gesged secretlons 0I Ens LIyeI,
.IsII oSOHss IN Gall bIaudeT, aud all LIysr UoHI-
plaluts; Ep1epsy9Or Falling Sickness FITS, ana
Elnds VI fits; ancsr OF SUOLAaen: Cankered 1rrl-
SaJlOn OF S5Oanacn; GIJgsed SeeEeuOns OF stoln-
4en; dyspepsia, and ali DsransementO vi the ston-
aeh; UIzostes; Inflammation u Alnneysa ana blau-
der, and ali troubles WIN These urgans; Curva-
gdre Of spine; spinal 1rrItaEon, and an spl4s4
Diseases; Pdralysls 10 IT'S various forms; Apo
pieXy; ElstuIa; UIseratIOn OF the Bowels; Falllng
VI the Am; Piles; Rupture OF the boWeIs, and AL
tendencies to constipation; Cataract On the Eyes
FILm on Eye; Inh4 nmaUlOn OF tine Eyes; Granu-
IaUed Eyellds; Weak Op5.e Nerve, and all dIsesses
Uf the Eyes, Cancer OF the Uterus; CaIarrh OF the
Uterus: syPilltlc UIceratlOns Of the Uterus; he
taxation or Falling OF the Uterus; Inflammation
u the Uterus; DrUpsy OF the Uterus; kIberous
tumOrs; Uvarlum TumOrs; DrOpsy OF the Ovary;
Inhzm4a5ion Of the Ovaryi LeucnoTThoea, and a
general want ef action Of the Female Urgans and
all oDstraeuons or immoderate how of mensus-
for this class Of diseases physician gives SO di-
rect and reliable treatment-Deatness, from any
cause; st. Yitus Dance; Hip Disease; White
sHeiIIng, and ali forms Of Fever 6Ores; removes
ruInOrs " all klnds without the OF the kIufe.
hneumz5lsm OF the Heart, Chest. Stomach Ano
lambs any and all -orrs, acute or cfrOAtc; ali
Venereal Diseases, oypnllls IN IN worst ueyel-
OpsLnents, even 70 The decay OF bOne-Ali GIuts Ut
A. Iully eradIcaJed NUN JnesysJem, WIilsUraIghLeu
crooked LILuDs; cures Enlarged or CGked bpIeen;
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