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A STORY OF Ro7HsoHILD.-[From the
Jewish Messenger Here is q hint for the
ladies of the fair. Baron Edward de Roths-
child is expected to be among the visitors,
and he will undoubtedly be in great demand.
During one of the fairs in Paris some years
ago Baron James de Rothschild was patron.
CHANGING to pass stand where some pretty
young ladies were installed, he asked in a
bantering tone, "Wel, my deara, what can
/ do for you?" "Ah, Baron," said one,
"you can give US your autograph" 6 With
pleasure" responded the gallant old Baron,
9. if you will preface itwith an agreeable SEN
timent." So the young lady, without much
ado, wrote on dainty slip of paper, 81
hereby donate to - charity ten thousand
francs"; and the Baron Immediately signed
his name ip full, and smilingly paid the
amount to the enterprising Partisan. Which
fair young New Yorker will try this expert
ment with our distinguished visitor?
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We find Hook heading the list of wits
whom Lord Lennox knew. Il FIRST became
acquainted with Theodore Hook - he writes,
I" at a dinner.party given by The late Richard
Barham E Ipgoldsby , some fifty years ago,
and was at once struck with his wit and
readiness at repartee. Cannon was present,
and the evening passed off delightfully."-. AT
q late hour, or rather at az early hour in the
morning. our host showed some signs of
WEAKNESS, and, being called out of the room,
bis health was proposed and drunk with the
usual honors. On bis return Hook said, fWe
have had the pleasure Of drinking your health
in your ABSENCE .And,' replied Barham,
it will give ME great pleasure to drink yours
in your ABSENCE After this broad but pro.
per hint we rose to take our, departure.
You know everything said Cannon. whats
going on? 81 am responded Hook, suit
ing the action to the word"
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AN UargRtisG Eisa. Z From sl,e Proyi..
denee Press The French King Louis
XIV, at one period OF his reign, in addition
lto his other accenplis hmenss, undertook to
make verses, aud received from two of the
literary men Of the day instructions as to
| the best method for succeeding therein. 5.is
He made one day q little madrigal which
even he himself did not think any TOO good
Of fits kind, and then said TO the Marechai de
Gramont:
"Marechal, / beg OF you to be good enough
to read this little nnadrigal and see II you
ever saw more miserable affair, because
people have lately learned that I am fond Of
verses, and they bring them to me OF oil
kinds"
The Marechal, after having read them, said
to the King; "sire, your Majesty judges
divinelY well of everything. II Is true that
this is the slliest and most ridiculous nadfi--
gal that ever read" ast ~
The King began to laugh, and said to him,
els 1t not true that the one who made 1t
must have been great coScomb?" 49,
"Slre, 1t Is impossible to give him any
other namea &E $3.50 = ts.4 4s{c
a.Oh, WELL" said the King, I" I am de-
lighted that you have spoken 30 honestly to
me aboutis, ter lam the one who made it,"
"Ob, sire, what treachery! Let your Ne.
| jesty give 1t back to me, Tor read II care.
lessly and In a hurry 5.,.s1,eis .ss8.t3
~--a No. nj. le Marechal.; first sentiments are
always the most natural" ! rsszT~a5rk
The King laughed great deal at this little
joke, and every one was of the opinion that
it was the most cruel thing that could be
done to an old courtiero ss:sE ase
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How FIFTY DOLLARS WAS LOST AND WON.
From the Chicago Journal ]-Our friend
the old Colonel is continually making in.
yestments on small scale which dissppoint
him in their results. He has spendthrift OF
young nepheV, who wrote to him from st.
Louis the other day, saying:
"Dear Uncle,-There Is a fellow down
here who offers to bet me a hundred-dollar
greenback that nobody will lend me that
amount of money. Now, / have taken the
bet, and il you will write me letter enclos'
ing draft for one hundred dollars, saying
you lend 1t to me, / will divide with you
equally the hundred dollars that will win
from the fellow. will send the fifty dollars
by the very first mail-sure-"
he sent the young scapegrace the one hun.
dred dollars. We happened in his Office when
he opened the return letter, day or two
afterwards, enclosing fifty dollars. The Colo.
mel shook his fat sides as he read the nepheW't
mssive, which ran thusly:
Hurrah! We've won the FOOLS money
dear uncle. Here's your fifty dollars. Much
obliged. Yours, Tom"
I "He's a reckless rogue, the boy is" re-
marked the Colonel, "but you see he is
honest. He does as he agrees-all our fam
lily always do that"
"But, Colonel" we remarked, "you say
you sent the boy one hundred dollars."',
"Yes-a draft for one hundred dollars, and
here, you see, he sends ne my half prompt
| as the clock" ..=s4 b. III .a...s.r
"And you say that nephew Is honest, and
has done the fair thiug?"
Certainly; don't you see? Here's TIT
fifty dollars" .ag a.#e3
eyes, but where is the one hundred dol
lars you sent him?" t
TIE Coloneps smiling face suddenly be-
came grave. he Scratched his head I; ther
/ pulled his mustache; then looked at us for {
moment with eyes and mouth wide open.
"Sure enough" he muttered 81 hadn'
thought Of that. He ought to have sent MI
one hundred and fifty dollars. The young
rascal has done me out of fifty dollars clear
as whistle! Well, well! am an old fool
that's fact"
And the old Colonel pocketed his fifty dol
lars, tore the nephew's letter into little bits
threw them upon the floor, and stamped hi
right foot upon them with savage disgust.
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q3itlln,oud Qlspatfh.
~rryEspAY... .DEcEABER 8, 1870 s.



-, ne Es,,ors Of the Dispatch:
~ 49, So allowing sad but beaut,tnl nars o met y
the , ,' nv the late Richard Lilies, Esq: o
FTl''cn va gentleman OF genius,a nn'
Dan,'it, lawyer of distinction. Il.
. ,ccn 10 the funeral or All Iuf n'pe''
ilaa'c,:nmhcd them one oy ohe'
\ols word was sSis'
40 49,, The uournful task was oohe'
.rd sadly turncd nc round
so" T nso,Icht my silent room' g..e.
Ca iha re. alone. SEA
S".hr cold hCarihstonc,
~ Cd the iuidn!ghts gloom sej
1,s the pight-wluds' deep heo sHaucs
NM ,rSrrd above my brow 80
yyrp, DER DAYS u-sya.
urhnnn r1apnocd's rays
Ne "" hyisntcr far than now.
". .#r-r
e,,,l.,,np rrnsers on the hearth
r.vr oui their pickering hght,
Asif gay, .....@e5 s.s.-.a-
>tsy life shall close IN hfSh|
%cp ,ss sj Slight Of prospects fair,
usbne q, mons laughed, 80
ssd eager quaffed
Nv tears like nectar rare.
through hell's red halls an echo ran
IN echo loud and long, s.., -.......s.. ..s
ssin the bowl
plunged my soul - .,.-.......
"a he Inlyhl Of madness strong.
VII.
.nIthere within thai sparkling glass
knew The cause 10 lie. s.a..
This al men own,
From. gone 10 zone. ..a..#
Xsl millions drink and die. '...E
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"Bonnymune," said the connoisseur.
"here's an auld folio-it's play. book-that
/ wad like to borrow for awhile if there'e nae
objection" "Borrow !" replied the Laird.
"The chaps doitit, I think. Didna' tell
ye to cart awa' the hale lot o them /? Pit the
folio in your saddle.bags, man. Max a kirk
and mill OF, or LIGHT your pipe with the
paper" ThiSdespised volume happened to
be the veritab BILE first edition of Shakspeare-a
rarity now almost unattainable by collectors at
any price, and which afterward, fanked by
the second and third editions, all richly and
uniformly bound in Russian leather, was sold
to the late Mr.. James Roche, of Castle
Granagb, for $500. So much for the Laird
of Bonnymune's worldly prudence in regard
to his estimation of old books.-Bric-G-Brae
Series. 80. s.@ = 800.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. !,

b. FREDER1CkSBURG. VA, Janulry 70, 1910.
Having suffered for number OF years with Can
great many remedies-my eye all the time getting
worse, until the cancer had drawn the upper lid 30
as 10 close the eye, aud my general health was SO
much mpaired that bad lost all hope OF recovery
my friends urged me 10 try DIR. A. g. fWoard, OF
Richm ond. And while 1 consented to make the
trial was fearful that tho application of medicine
strong enough to efectually Kill The cancer would
destroy the sight Of the eye; but ] am very much
grathed to announce that the cure has been entirely
effected without any injury whatever to The eye.
And hereby take great pleasure IN recon mend
ing Dr.. Woard to all persons afflicted with cancer
III Di.E 1ET|U rg1i -. S-EE4 gl5i 3EtIJANE HUNT, &
P.S.-Tbs Is 70 certify that the above statement
Is true, DR.. Wollard having treated my mother ut
my house, In this city. = g. j. HUNT, Jr., :
49, 70e north First street, Richmond, Va.
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: KIcHMOND, YORK KiyERAyD EHEsApEAEgl
2 80 So SSstssg RAILROAD C9MpAEYsEo sk
n f.t4Efs RICHMOND, Va, Nfy 10,slS2ksal
rHANGE OF SEIZED n, 40 - niis I,

~ fS4istaaF
4. 8 PASSENGER TRAINslsaveW West Poist DAILY
at a. NJ, arriving at Richmond at .10s b. d.
leave Richmond az 2. H.. arriving ct West keiu
Traius Connect at IVES. point w. steamers from
araltinaore and ali eastern points on WEnHEs-
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAIS, sand ssstth
steamers FOR Baltimore and all eastern points On
MONDAYS, WEDHESDAY S, and; y RIDAys; a.
Fare 70 ~
EAre TO Washington *
Fare 10 Philadelphia. eS
FsT a e ass FkEiGT Txia8 Leave ke.
mond at o A. n. on SWEnHESDA II. fRI1AY,
and SUNDAY. connecting at West Eolas vita VII.
steamers, and delivering freight Ia Balts1ege eary
next morning; returning, ficxye West LPelrt %
on the Richmond and DaayfIe railroad Cor u
'' LoCAL WEIGHT TRAINS, with passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond at sos A. y. on
TUESDAYS THURSOAfSva and SATHRDAfbs
and leave West Point for Richrnnd the same esys
AZ OS A. H., arriving at Riehlsopd at SOD z. y.
The management taxes pleasure In xEnoHne1E&
Ia the rtrayeiling public snd shippers stbak tue
steamers OF this line between Ealhmore ana WesS
Point have been reftted in the most thorpum
manner Tor the accommodation Of passsrgets ana
travellers taking this iine arrive d Bs,tiucrs
Ia ample time 20 connect With me Fall 49, Ios
PhiIaSslphia. New York, Boston, and az eassesn
Fre,shts Mi be giyeu the utmost dispatch. Ne
transfT Richnond Of ~ ~ from soaia-
efn oo altp a. ~ DoUGL ASS. saperinsendent
W. n. BRA GG, MISTER TRANSPORTATION my
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BIG LICE, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA,

DIR. a. G.. Wotlard: My friends Messrs. Kin
dred & Galloway, of your city, write me that you
would like TO know how am getting qlong with my
sore eye that you treated while I was In Richmond.
would say 70 You that my eye is perfectly well.
Some called IL Cancer-warL. and others Scab-
cancer. 1t had been troubling me for four years,
and was gradually growing worse, and gave me
great uueasness. had tried various remedies, and
raid reply from Messrs. deter, Dickinson TO the
Medical FacultysI at once determined to call on
you, and this Is the result, for which thank you
and Messrs. Jeter & Dickinson. Hoping you may
succeed, as you have heretofore done, am your
well-wisher, i5.. 2S :, .s<hsi B. It. TLSSLEY.
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An illiterate yender OF beer wrote over
his door, Bear sold here.' "Quite right"
said Hook. !" He means to apprise us that the
article is his own Bruia" A young gentle
man was asked to sing at a party where Hook
was, but he assured the company that he
could not sing, and added that they only
wished to make but Of him. sob, no."
said the wit; call we want is to get stave
ont of you.O af' tr!s 9sE-y :Rs-a.-.E
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Two farmers, B and c, living near town,
disputed about tree that stood near the
line between them. B cut the tree and took
the body to the mill and the lumber to his
own use. C slyly cut the top into good
stoye-wood that he was to warm his toes and
bash for the winter of 1865 with; but
when he went for his wood it had disap.
peared, and B chuckes over his good for.
tuRe In having neighbors kind enough to
cut his winters wood, and gets warm
enough without fire whenever the subject is
mentioned Marietta Register.
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This is TO certify tina. had tumor located at the
BILE, extending down in the corner OF my eye. It
has been coming for some eight years. and for the
last three four years gave me much uneasness as
my eye was much affected by It; but after some six
weeks of DR.. Wollard's treatment the trmor came
ont and my eye was well, and 1t has now been well
some three or tour months-as well rs 1t ever was
recommend the Doctor to all who may be afflicted
with similar diseases. =. - r. A. JOSEPH,
No. 2l2O, corner Short and Scott streets,
49, Union Hi, Richmond, Va.
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CERTIFICATES.
VA, September 81, 1876.

RICHMOND, VA, September 81, 1876.
DR.. H. O.. HolLard: i--- rs e..0-'
My Dear sir,-After four years Of pain and suf-
ferlDg with Cancer covering the back Of my right
hand and wrist, am now entirely relieved by your
practice. Before consulting you I had tried many
remedies, and, BESIDES had called in four physicians
Of this cty whose practice did me no good and after
being almost at the point of despair was induced
to try your practice, which has made perfect cure
Of my hand. With grateful heart give you this
my certificate, and trust that any poor sufferer who
May God 10 His mercy bless, project, and defend
you from all harm, and suffer you 10 live long. that
you may bring comfort, health, and happiness to
thousands OF sufferers Is the prayer Of your ever
grateful friend, JOHN PULLEY.
corner Fourth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
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wish could find transition to tell you
of the magnificent portrait of Emile de, Gil
rardin just painted by Carolus Duran. Du-
ran is great artist, with boundless pride.
He calls each of his portraits page of his.
tory. : friend says TO him, You have
made new portrait?" Yes, an equestrian
figure beside the sea-" "Lifesize?" Yes"
Sand the horsefn eyes" "And the
sea2" "Life size ALSO" said Duran. !
This would be good man to paint your
colossal Liberty. o.qs ARsENE HoUssAYE.
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Dear Sir,-it affords me the greatest pleasure to
bear testimony TO the efficacy OF your treatment OF
CANCER have been suffering from severe cancer
since 1854, for the cure Of which spared neither
time nor money. having consulted many eminent
physicians, but without effect, until heard OF your
cancer Medicine. AS last resort, however,
applied to you, and am happy to- say that your
treatment OF me has been so successful that ! an
now entirely well AMI enjoying excellent health.
hsya therefore no hesitation In recommending your
medicine, which has acted like charm on me, re-
moving the career In toto. and thus giving me new
life and health 10 enjoy II, for which shall eyer
remain truly grateful, d, sy.e.sez. s.3rges Z
= Very respectfully yours: DC 49,,
z : 80 w. IT,. MCKEE.
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She Knows.
from the Boston Commercial Adv ertise

fFrom the Boston Commercial Adv ertiser.]
We fiatter ourselves-we bearded boys $s2aA
That We are deep and can conceal. tyry
MI thai we know. and do, and fetl,- .5+&
Our business sorrows and CLUBHOUSE Joys =
From the innocent creatures who make our tea
Bat believe me, sir, they can see - @Gi
Right through and through both YOU and me -
AS { your Glove or cardamon seed r"
Could hide your guilt in wine and weed!
Ali foolish mortal, do you suppose s~i ! p
That only to sniff the scent of arose. So =
md not the odor that's In your clothes,
She's Rot that sweet little, pert little nose? s
Your screen Is only pane OF glass. ~ u ; ~ :
Through which she sees that You are-alas ~,
By no means the lion You think within.
But long-eared thing in a lions skin. gui 4s
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j, .SUTHERLAND's WHARF,

IANCAoIEH .IUUNT1i v AZ y =
was afflicted with Cancer on the nose for lopg
ton Of my nose, and was making great progress.
1t was located near the end Of my nose, and had
eaten through, djsfgurfng me very much. Hearing
of Dr. Wollard's great success in curing cancer,
went to him aud PLACID myself under his treatment.
After several weeks OF his practice the cancer came
out, but left me very much disfgured. The place
has healed up perfectly sound leaving no trace Of
the symptoms OF the disease whatever.
would advise all who are suffering with such a
disease not 10 neglect st. as did, and thereby become
disfgured for life, but cali on DR.. woard ut once
and be cured. His treatment IS severe, but mild
and sure. ~ Yours respectfully. -; r
- JOHN HENDERSON. =
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DrNwDD1E COURTHOUSE, YA,l

DR.. A. G. WollaTd: Dear Sir.-I write to inform
you and all others suffering with Cancer that your
medicine has made perfect cure of Cancerous
1umor On my arm Of twenty-five years. standing;
had the attendance Of the best physicians of the
grow worse, and my sufferlngs became unbeara6le
till relieved by your treatment, and now gratefully
send you this certificate, and advise all persons
suffering with Cancer in any form to apply 10 you
and be cured. For my cure and ell your kindness
to me shall ever be deeply grateful. t'
F.a Yours gratefully and respectfully, ~. -
~ ss-a,.s. .Nf.E5a 80 SARAH K. CABANESS. y
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BOWLING enEEN, CARoI1sK couNTY,3vA..,a

DR.. d. G. Wotlard. In justice to. suffering hui
mainly and from what Is due to you, l take plea
sure In adding this my testimony to your skill In
the treatment Of Cancer. had cancer on the left
side of my nose about the size Of the half of q
huiled walnut, OF two years. standing. It bIed very
frequently and for the past six months grew quite
rapidly. Fearing its fatal result ayailed myself
Of the advice of three OF the best physicians In this
State. They told me 1t was a very dangerous thing.
and to let IL alone Finding 1t grew 50 rapidly, and
having heard Of the success Of Jour treatment,
determined to apply to you. After having exam.
ined my case Iplsced myself under your care, and
after three months treanent1 am happy TO say the
Cancer is all healed. and consider my nose per-
fectly sound and well, suffering no Inconvenience
from 1t whatever. 80 >.
1t Is but proper that I should add this my testi-
mony your successful treatment OF the most ter
rible scourye of suffering humanity, that those who
are similarly affected may avail themselves OF your
services = 't'.@ a.'+.@.@. s..' WILLIAM GRAvATT.
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q MANCHESTER, VA. January 20, 1875.

Some fifteen years ago was afflicted with what is
called skincancer 1t making Its appearance on the
side of both of my 'nostrils. II caused me much
pain and unhappiness; and after trying all the
remedies In my reach with no avail concluded TO
try the treatment Of DR.. A. G. Wollard, Of Rich
moRd, Va, and after two months trial Of his prac-
tice1 am very glad to say. that fRd myself well,
and consider the cure permanent The affected
parts show no trace Of the. treatment, being per-
fectly fee from all shooting pains and disease
= lean most heartily recommend all persons who
are icted with such diseases to apply TO Dr. VOL.
lard, who has made such an eftctual cure In my
case. And let me here say that never suffered one
half while under his treatment that ] did in the
same length Of time before treatment g.,rg
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4 = So JOHN CLEhESTS, &
Ninth street between Hull and Decatur.

:" -. - : RICHMOND, October 2, 1874. q
This is 10 certify that was afflicted with Cancer,
and after trying various remedies-ail 70 no pur-
pose-I called on DIR. A.!Gs Wollard and immedt-
ately went under his treatment. am glad now to
state and also bear testimony to his Invaluable re-
medy and cure for Cancer. The Cancer Is all out
the sores healed up sonnd and well. ii,r ~ ~
u take this medium 10 show TO the public the estt
nation that hold the Doctor in for SO efsctpally
relieving me Of that terrible disease Cancer. lp4
-. - - - go - -css 49, WILLIAM AWARD.
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RIcHMoNp, VA, September 8, ls'

RICHMOND, VA, September 8, 1874.
wish to say to the afflicted that ] have been
sufferer for long time with o very ugly cancer on
my upper lip, which had extended considerably
INTO my nose, disfgurlIg my whole face and rap
Idly spreading The pain WIS 50 intense that was
me. Fortunately was informed Of Dr.. "A. G. VOL
lard's treatment of such cases. applied TO MIN,
and At once went under his care; and after the
lapse OF three weeks the Cancer came out with all
It's roots. he sore Is now healed up and bat very
little marks and nose as natural as ever
and can never but feel grateful TO the Doctor 1er
his skin in my ease. I..'-.Tz; hrs. E. TURNER.
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Faribault, Minnesots. has had a case OF
love al first sight and marriage on the spot.
4 stranger in the CITY met a young lady. In
az instant she captivaled him. He proposed.
Sbe accepted. They were Joined. AID all
Wi!hiu tgcBty-four hours OF the second Of
INTRODUCTION. No cards. u i II 5s4lszg 3 3.
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. R1cHrMsorD, Va, December 10, 1874.

Del aAlCHMCND. VA, DtceBlDeI 4US 1ofS. n
: DR.. A. G. WoIlaFd Dear, Sir,--N is with pro-
found gratitude that am now able to return you
my most sincere ihank for, as might say O. MI
racuIous cure OF my Leg And am also glad to have
it In my power to stale to the puoc and my fIends
who were SO Kind to help me in my distress that
for term OF four years i was afflicted with scro-
fula. During that period tried every remedy that
couldrb thought OF, US well as having been under
the treatment of some OF The very best physicians
In the country but all TO no purpose-they could
do nothing for me. i was recommended 70 consult
DR.. A. G. Wollard. Immediately consulted him,
and on his examination. of my leg he found nine
bad sores. took his advice, and paid strict atten
tion TO his treatment, and am now happy to state
that eight out Of the nine are healed up the other
one have no hesitancy In saying will In short
while be WELL. forgot to Say that during four
years and upwards L was compelled to walk on
crutches, but now, thank Goo, 4 can get along
without their aid. Doctor, You are at liberty 70
publish this If you see it. as II Is my own Tree Will
and expression. And most cheerfuliy recommend
those who may be suffering with similar disease
to your treatment OF Hild.herb medicine.
~ JAMES MALONE,
No. 1923 Seventeenth street,
- ~ Richmond Va.
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After being sufferer for twenty years from q
Cancer located Immediately below, my left eye
self under his treatment. In The course OF q lew
weeks was entirely well. thank God, and am able
TO pursue my daily ayocatiops with health ana
strength. :, -. l,-.2,,. =. u. -.
feel great sympathy for the afflicted With can.
GER therefore publish this for the benetof those
: 49, go - r. JOHN BAILEY, -
corner of Twelfth and Perry streets.
MANCHESTER VA, May 80, 1874.